Because they generated, as you know, the trade tensions, technology tensions are even bigger in my opinion than trade tensions.
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Trade tensions are the biggest factor, and specifically trade tensions with China.
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Diplomatic tensions rising Diplomatic tensions with Russia are also rising over Idlib.
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North Koreans "alone are responsible for these tensions, they alone must take responsibility for these tensions, and they alone can solve these tensions," Tillerson said.
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Finally, as regional tensions rise, so too do tensions in the digital domain.
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Rising tensions North Korea's actions come as tensions on the Korean Peninsula have spiked.
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"Trade tensions are lose-lose tensions," Faury told reporters on a visit to London.
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Tensions could escalate But that does not mean the tensions aren't dangerous and couldn't escalate.
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Ratcheted tensions Lim's release comes at a time of heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Tensions Aye Lwin blames the toxic climate on Buddhist nationalists, who have whipped up tensions.
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Tensions brewing Tensions between Kelly and Trump have been brewing for weeks if not months.
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Obviously tensions are rising here, we've got tensions with China and Russia on the geopolitical front.
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Other tensions: Aside from that dustup, the trip also laid bare tensions between Trump and U.S. allies.
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O.J. lays bare the trial's deep-seeded racial tensions — tensions that are still prevalent in the U.S. today.
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Heightened tensions The annual exercises have traditionally led to a ratcheting up of tensions with Seoul's northern neighbor.
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Tensions with Chinese companies Tensions between the United States and China over technology have spiked in recent months.
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ESCALATING TENSIONS Regional tensions have escalated after Washington quit an international nuclear deal and extended sanctions on Iran.
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He addressed escalating tensions with North Korea, the so-called Islamic State terror group and Middle East tensions.
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Tensions continued to simmer for months — and those tensions became publicly evident nine months before the midterm elections.
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Heightened tensions The alleged Iranian attempt to seize the British tanker comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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We don't deny that there are very real tensions on the fringes, and we can't simply ignore those tensions.
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Chinese-American trade tensions will sharpen, in approximate sync with military tensions in the East and South China seas.
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Last year, longtime HQ host, Scott Rogowsky, left the company amid tensions with Yusupov — tensions that evidently still exist.
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Their implementation heightened partisan tensions on the commission and has ratcheted up tensions between Chairman Tom Wheeler and Congress.
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"There are always tensions within the White House, there are always tensions between the President and the Cabinet," Lu said.
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Racial tensions The tensions at Evergreen this spring received national publicity over a professor's objection to an event on campus.
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Increasing tensions As tensions in the region have escalated, the international community has become involved to find a peaceful resolution.
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Oil prices extended gains on Wednesday as rising tensions Middle East tensions fuelled concerns about supply disruptions, elevating energy stocks.
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While there are growing tensions between capitalist success and liberal-democratic principles, there are no such tensions with Chinese-style communism.
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"The trade tensions that we see, we believe they are lose-lose tensions," Faury told reporters on a visit to London.
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Then linked to these ethno-cultural tensions are the tensions of class, where mass immigration favors stratification and elite self-segregation.
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Long-running tensions Both China and Japan claim ownership of the Senkaku chain, and tensions have flared numerous times in recent years.
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While majorities of white and Hispanic Americans agreed that tensions have increased, African Americans were especially likely to think tensions have risen.
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"If you have tensions, what you do is you sit down at a table; that's how you deal with tensions," Niederman said.
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"New trade tensions could emerge between the United States and the European Union, and U.S.-China trade tensions could return," Gopinath said.
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India-Pakistan tensions: Pakistan released an Indian pilot today who was shot down during this week's escalating tensions between the two countries.
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The move comes amid political tensions between the two countries, including over election meddling by Russia and tensions related to Ukraine and Syria.
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TENSIONS DIALLED DOWN By agreeing to Renault's demand, Saikawa has dialled down tensions and likely won a reprieve on his two-year tenure.
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When asked if racial tensions have increased or decreased in the past year, 61 percent of those polled said racial tensions have increased.
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In addition to the diplomatic tensions, the Meng case and detentions of the two Canadians have fueled economic tensions between the two countries.
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But the reason trade tensions send shares down is that investors believe — almost certainly correctly — that the tensions are just bad for global growth.
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So, when used by African people, it bears added tensions and implications—tensions animated by the question of authenticity in the context of colonialism.
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"We live in a difficult period where geopolitical tensions are also having an impact on the economy because they generate trade tensions," Guterres said.
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These new avatars act as representations of the boroughs they call home, and the tensions that arise within their group — tensions which threaten the success of their dire mission — are emblematic of the real NYC and the class and racial tensions that plague it. —A.
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Elsewhere, concerns surrounding geopolitical tensions will continue to linger at the back of investors' minds, as tensions between North Korea and the West rumble on.
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But Trump's Cabinet officials have taken a series of steps that have helped propel tensions and led world leaders to call for an easing of tensions.
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"(I want) to convince all our partners that tensions, and trade tensions in particular are bad for everybody," Macron told the French in a televised address.
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Apart from Sunni-Shi'ite tensions, the film also explores the origins and effects of sectarian tensions that have flared in recent years between Muslims and Christians.
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But with both sides locked in escalating military tensions in Europe and at odds over Ukraine, it is crucial that they stop tensions from getting worse.
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"So far U.S.-Iran tensions have not had a material impact on markets, but if tensions escalate it could be a different story," said NAB's Catril.
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When you take a series of steps that ratchet up tensions, you shouldn't be surprised when the intelligence tells you 'hey, tensions have been ratcheted up'.
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When large-scale schisms happen, however, they fall along worrisome fault lines that exacerbate social conflict, heighten tensions, and worsen intractable political tensions in American culture.
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Geopolitical tensions While domestic unrest has more widespread impact on anyone within the country, geopolitical tensions tend to produce more targeted, and escalatory, malicious digital activity.
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While we cannot rule out a revival of US-China trade tensions, it seems unlikely that tensions will re-escalate prior to the US presidential election.
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Then there are the internal tensions in Mexico, with its presidential election approaching on Sunday, and external tensions with the United States over trade and immigration.
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I think it would be a mistake to inflate the specific tensions between the conservative movement and blacks with tensions between the conservative movement and nonblacks.
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Another camper lamented generational tensions with mosque leaders who reject younger congregants' "progressive ideas," and at least two spoke about long-standing racial tensions among American Muslims.
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Even though George W. Bush really did have some serious tensions with allies, they were policy tensions over particular policy issues, and they stemmed from structural factors.
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Tensions at crucial time The escalating tensions come at a politically crucial time for India, which is scheduled to hold national elections by the end of May.
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Roberts tries to reduce political tensions Speaking at the University of Minnesota on October 16, Chief Justice John Roberts tried to lower the post-Kavanaugh hearing political tensions.
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The other big worry is rising tensions around Saudi Arabia - tensions in which Prince Mohammed has been closely involved in his role as defence minister for two years.
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In any case, when added to rising trade tensions with Mexico, the unnecessary militarization of the border adds another dimension to tensions with our neighbor to the south.
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Trump is at the center of tensions sweeping through the Arizona Republican Party — tensions that have led to both of the state's current senators strongly criticizing the president.
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Geopolitical tensions Tensions between Asian countries, as well US and China's contest for primacy, were "major drivers" for the growth in military spending in Asia and Oceania, SIPRI added.
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While there were certainly tensions, nobody should downplay those tensions, the senior Al Qaeda official who wrote that document said that we&aposve got everything we need from this.
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Tensions between Tehran and the Washington had already been high in the preceding week, as I and Vox's Libby Nelson noted: The attack comes after days of escalating tensions.
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Reaction amid escalating tensions Tensions between the two sides have escalated sharply since the Pulwama bombing, which comes ahead of India's national elections scheduled to be held by May.
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"So far U.S.-Iran tensions have not had a material impact on markets, but if tensions escalate it could be a different story," said National Australia Bank strategist Rodrigo Catril.
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However, Western powers including France have called for reduced tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, with Germany urging dialogue, adding that the execution could increase religious tensions across the region.
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According to the poll, 20 percent of responders believe that global tensions are roughly the same as it always is, and only 5 percent think that global tensions are easing.
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Tensions between Russia and the West have deteriorated in recent years, but the recent episodes involving the poisoning in the U.K. and Syria's chemical weapons program have exacerbated those tensions.
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The dollar rose against a basket of major currencies as geopolitical tensions faded, though traders said the greenback needed fresh impetus or an escalation in trade tensions to move higher.
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Lingering tensions in the Middle East along with increased worries about the trade tensions supported gold, and the yellow metal was on pace for its first weekly rise in four.
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Tensions between Harry and William During the trip to Africa, Prince Harry revealed there have been tensions with his older brother, Prince William, news that surely upset his many fans.
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Just a few weeks ago, oil prices were on the upswing, supported by solid economic growth, easing trade tensions, US sanctions Venezuela and Iran and rising tensions in the Middle East.
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" Jensen said all of this with the secular backdrop of political tensions across most of the developed world and "a cyclical downturn will just heighten those tensions and worsen de-globalization.
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High tensions The accusations come amid high tensions between the US and North Korea, which in recent months ramped up missile and nuclear tests in defiance of UN Security Council resolutions.
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The efforts to reduce tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia reflect an attempt by the ideological and geostrategic rivals to maintain open channels of communication with the hope of alleviating tensions.
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Other company mentions of the trade tensions include: China Southern Airlines: In the second half of 2018, U.S.-China trade tensions may increase downward pressure on China's economy, the company said.
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Rising military tensions In a sign of growing tensions, the Chinese government canceled a port visit to Hong Kong by the USS Wasp, a US Navy amphibious assault ship, last week.
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This concern is not new; despite administration officials' insistence that their maximum-pressure campaign is yielding results, this has been a year in which escalating tensions have only begotten more tensions.
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Istanbul (AFP) - You could call it stirring up tensions.
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Istanbul (AFP) - You could call it stirring up tensions.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS - No disruptive escalation in regional geopolitical tensions.
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The new deal eases tensions — it doesn't eliminate them.
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Ethnic tensions Over the past decades, the arrival in Xinjiang of waves of Han Chinese has also fueled ethnic tensions, despite the government's best effort to portray an image of ethnic harmony.
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Tensions between Mattis and Trump amplify Trump's idiosyncratic "America First" foreign policy has gathered steam during the past year and it created further tensions between the president and his secretary of defense.
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The fighter aircraft are increasingly important to Kuwait amid rising regional tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, whose struggle for regional pre-dominance underpins wars and political tensions across the Middle East.
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Killing Soleimani was a dramatic escalation — no less than "an act of war," in Maloney's words — in the simmering tensions between the US and Iran, tensions that have escalated throughout Trump's presidency.
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"There&aposs not such long history of tensions between the police and Hispanic or white communities, compared to a long history of tensions between the police and African-American communities," Legewie said.
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Saudi Arabia downplays tensions When CNN asked about these tensions, Saudi Arabia Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih on Monday stressed that OPEC members are pragmatic, choosing to focus squarely on supply and demand.
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Geopolitical tensions simmered as the United States and South Korea began long-planned joint military exercises on Monday, heightening tensions with North Korea which called the drills a "reckless" step toward nuclear conflict.
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"Since such tensions are normally correlated with overall economic conditions, it is unusual for social and political tensions to be so bad when overall economic and market conditions are so good," he said.
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"On trade tensions, we agree that international trade is an important engine of growth, and that we need to resolve tensions which can negatively affect market sentiment and increase financial volatility," he said.
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What's more, deliberately pitting two populations against each other is a perfect recipe for enduring ethnic tensions — tensions that will continue to cause instability even after fighting between Turkish and local forces subsides.
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But tensions remain elevated, and safe-haven gold advanced to a six-year high of $1,410.78 an ounce on Friday, boosted by the geopolitical tensions and the prospect of a U.S. rate cut.
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S. trade tensions and prompting investors to sell riskier assets.
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There may be room now to wind down those tensions.
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So the regime stoked sectarian tensions to divide the opposition.
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The deal did little to cool tensions on Capitol Hill.
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With trade tensions between China and the United States easing.
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Anything more could escalate tensions and make the situation worse.
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Investor braced for the fallout of continuing global trade tensions.
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But they can't do much except watch the tensions unfold.
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He doesn't expect tensions to escalate into a trade war.
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S. trade tensions and the sustainability of global economic growth.
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Waiting to see if global trade tensions rise or ease.
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Besides the tensions over health care there are the scandals.
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G-20 calls for more dialogue on rising trade tensions .
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Racial tensions have risen in South Africa in recent months.
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Turmoil comes as tensions rise with North Korea and China.
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Tensions are ongoing issues that affect people's livelihoods, he noted.
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Police tried to disperse the demonstrators but tensions remained high.
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The proposal comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries.
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The bank's staff expect geopolitical tensions to weigh on investment.
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The Crown is coming back — and the tensions are mounting.
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Benefiting from increasing tensions were gold stocks which rose 0.3%.
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Tensions in Germany are running high ahead of the Sept.
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The gun question in this country embodies some fundamental tensions.
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A NAFTA replacement package has eased trade tensions for now.
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It would also severely escalate tensions between the two countries.
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Tensions grow at town halls Angry town halls are back.
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However, a pickup in tensions could send the market tumbling.
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S. trade tensions cast a pall over the broader economy.
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Renewed tensions between China and the United States also weighed.
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Optimistic analysts believed there were signals the tensions could ease.
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Investors remain cautious over mounting geopolitical tensions around the world.
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Tensions between the two countries are extremely high right now.
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And tensions between Iran and Israel look set to intensify.
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Ongoing trade tensions with Europe have been a second blow.
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Perhaps China is keen to lower tensions in the region.
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Others think a grand bargain that defuses tensions is possible.
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It was out of these tensions that the DUP arose.
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Ultimately, Mueller's report documented the tensions between Trump and Rosenstein.
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Ahok's political opponents have been eager to exploit mounting tensions.
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A few weeks after DHS's admission, tensions began to cool.
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Early Saturday, amid mounting tensions with counterprotesters, violence broke out.
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Passions proceed to seethe, tensions simmer and bodices literally heave.
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Tensions rose in 2016, when Ms Tsai came to power.
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And the global economy should rebound if trade tensions ease.
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Due to these tensions the results are always polar extremes.
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Overall, the fake stories seem engineered to inflame international tensions.
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Most relationships have tensions around variations of the same thing.
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The unnameable tensions in the music became much more nameable.
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Escalating trade tensions have hit emerging markets hard this month.
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But this approach risks fanning market tumult and trade tensions.
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Racial and religious tensions run high, exacerbated by jihadist attacks.
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The financial tensions between them are quieter but as important.
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S. trade tensions and weighing on prices for industrial metals.
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The competing threats escalated tensions between the foes even further.
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Despite the tensions among politicians, voting on Wednesday was peaceful.
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But diplomacy may not ease tensions in the host countries.
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There are some fresh tensions, enough to keep things interesting.
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Tensions between the United States and Iran remained in focus.
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Trade tensions are once again escalating between the two nations.
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The PRCA said the campaign had deliberately inflamed racial tensions.
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He puts the odds at 100% — thanks to trade tensions.
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His arrival added to tensions ahead of a forthcoming election.
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Add to the mix the tensions between Washington and Iran.
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So these levies probably aren't going to ease trade tensions.
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Tensions between Iran and the United States are escalating rapidly.
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The conflict is also fuelling tensions between Nigeria and Cameroon.
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The bust is emblematic of modern tensions about ancients artifacts.
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China watchers said the announcement may further ease trade tensions.
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The country's violence is also linked to these ethnic tensions.
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Tensions have ratcheted up since then and protests have continued.
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Britain has featured prominently in the recent tensions with Iran.
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Petraeus spoke amid growing tensions in the Persian Gulf region.
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With trade tensions rising, Beijing's hedge is worth the effort.
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There are tensions but not anything that is that serious.
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Geopolitical tensions have failed to shake stocks from their tranquility.
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In others, the evident tensions were always to be expected.
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Recent geopolitical tensions have seen interest from these buyers wane.
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Gloria and Marie's past tensions only make this situation worse.
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Apple lowers guidance on Q1 results, cites China trade tensions
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S. trade tensions have all piled pressure on the yuan.
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Elsewhere, geopolitical tensions continued to rumble on in the background.
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As tensions soared, a judge declared martial law in Thibodaux.
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Yet, tensions continue to remain between the two economic powerhouses.
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Tensions occasionally flare over shootings of people crossing the border.
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At the moment, Beijing's policies continue to provoke tensions. If
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There has been rising tensions between Turkey and the Netherlands.
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That would increase trade tensions while also hurting the economy.
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"At the time, race tensions were high," Serrao tells me.
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That's really no surprise given the uptick in tensions there.
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Trade tensions are dampening foreign investment in U.S. real estate .
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The controversy also stirred latent tensions among the Saharawi diaspora.
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Since then, tensions on the Korean peninsula have escalated significantly.
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Instead, it is at risk of collapse as tensions rise.
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Merkel has not resolved the underlying tensions in her coalition.
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The incremental opening is especially welcome as trade tensions mount.
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Tensions between the United States and Iran are rapidly escalating.
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Bulls say the dollar could benefit from increasing trade tensions.
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The delay also led to escalating tensions over the project.
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Tensions are high, and the nation is monitoring the situation.
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Geopolitical tensions rose following a missile test by North Korea.
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Rising trade tensions with the U.S. also added to uncertainty.
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S. trade war and escalating tensions across the Taiwan Strait.
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He finds disturbing parallels in the resurgence of nationalist tensions.
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But it also stems from tensions that remain unresolved today.
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There are also tensions over who should pay for what.
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CHINESE worries, geopolitical tensions, falling oil numbers, weak trade figures.
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As in the worldwide Anglican Communion (see article), tensions remain.
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Diplomatic tensions could therefore easily stymie any comprehensive energy treaty.
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But there were still some trade war tensions being felt.
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We also see geopolitical risk in the ongoing regional tensions.
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Increasing geopolitical tensions, too, would boost gold's allure for investors.
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On the other hand, trade tensions pose risks to growth.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran were also a worry.
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But by then Trump had already raised tensions with Beijing.
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Markets will focus on his views on recent trade tensions.
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In "Demons," narrative tensions escalate in a deliberately gradual way.
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Tensions over the sea have been rising in any case.
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Mr Wang warned that a resolution should not provoke tensions.
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But tensions have ratcheted up in the last two weeks.
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Still, the attack increased tensions between the U.S. and Russia.
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This has exacerbated tensions between Ankara and Washington, NATO allies.
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They risked spilling operational secrets and increasing tensions with Turkey.
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The Street Art Museum offers a microcosm of the tensions
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But should tensions persist, Iran is also exploring the seas.
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Dunlop chalked up these tensions to differences in style only.
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"Tensions remain high and they risk becoming worse," Annan said.
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It's about awkward pauses and tensions that never get resolved.
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The case has whipped up religious tensions in the country.
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Tensions over the collapse of that effort have trickled out.
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The U.S. government is worried the tensions could get worse.
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Replacing dissension with cooperation doesn't mean there won't be tensions.
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Tensions often mount there, resulting in violence and, occasionally, riots.
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Adding to the tensions of the day, Arizona Republican Sen.
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Maduro complained that the tensions had only escalated under Trump.
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Oil demand is improving as trade tensions softened, he said.
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S. trade tensions and political uncertainty in the United States.
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The episode stirred diplomatic tensions between the U.S. and Turkey.
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Yet an uncontrollable spike in tensions remains a real danger.
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Tensions had been running high at Jabil's Green Point factory.
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Finally, can civil tensions be worked out in street theater?
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The Hill: Trump attacks on McCain exacerbate tensions among GOP.
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Smikel said he doesn't think the tensions are about age.
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But Healey acknowledged the tensions with Iran are there already.
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European equities closed sharply higher Thursday as trade tensions eased.
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But tensions had been lingering over Kardashian's social media activity.
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They gloss over huge underlying tensions with Japan and America.
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Airlines could stand the most to lose from heightened tensions.
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The tensions between hotels and online agencies are nothing new.
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The incident comes amid escalating tensions between Israel and Syria.
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Trade tensions still loom over the economy and markets, too.
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Rather, he cited risks from rising rates to trade tensions.
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The annexation fueled tensions between the American and Russian governments.
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Tensions are bubbling over between President Trump and Senate Republicans.
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Labour's internal strife has also fueled tensions among its supporters.
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Political tensions have been rising since the kickbacks case materialized.
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The ministry accused the United States of deliberately creating tensions.
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The minister said that trade tensions were also a threat.
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Tensions over dicamba remain high, and more violence seems possible.
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Some investors fear continued trade tensions may be the culprit.
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" He voiced concerns that deploying troops would escalate tensions "unnecessarily.
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The purchase comes amid increasing tensions near the Baltic Sea.
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Tempers are flaring among House Republicans amid tensions over immigration.
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Tensions heightened further when the Stena Impero was captured Friday.
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Trade tensions between the U.S. and Mexico have risen recently.
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They say sectarian tensions and political reform must be addressed.
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The Western Balkans is a place where tensions can emerge.
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The bill went nowhere, in part because of election tensions.
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Trade tensions had not disappeared altogether from investors radars however.
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There were similar tensions when Pelosi opted to censure Rep.
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Some observers fear tensions could spark a new civil war.
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S. trade war and tensions in the South China Sea.
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Tensions have been building among party rivals in recent weeks.
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And in this case, the vote is to escalate tensions.
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It also highlights Lebanon's vulnerability to spillovers from regional tensions.
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To defuse tensions, a shift in mindsets is in order.
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"Tensions are high," Dyer said at a news conference Wednesday.
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The case has heightened tensions between the two regional rivals.
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There were things that were, there were tensions within her.
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Pompeo's barbs come amid growing tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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S. trade tensions kept investors on edge, capping the rebound.
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After that, tensions between the two shifted into high gear.
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Tensions escalated rapidly following a suicide car bombing on Feb.
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Tensions that have brought forth a strong Democratic challenger, Rep.
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S. tensions, while sliding oil prices added to the pressure.
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Earlier, crude had jumped 22.200 percent on Middle East tensions.
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The exchange also hinted at generational tensions with Fox News.
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Tensions reached such a height that during this period, Adm.
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But by upsetting hierarchies, modernity can also exacerbate old tensions.
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Often the tensions stem from rivalries between immigrant groups themselves.
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Tensions between Washington and Pyongyang have risen in recent weeks.
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Tensions flared in the weeks leading up to the vote.
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But the tensions between Whittaker and Google predate the walkout.
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Others downplayed the prospect of tensions between Arabs and Kurds.
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After that night, tensions in the unit exploded into view.
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It fears the referendum will inflame separatist tensions at home.
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There are tensions with neighbors and scrapes with the law.
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Diplomacy could also play a role in cooling currency tensions.
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HOW HAVE RARE EARTHS PRICES REACTED TO THE RISING TENSIONS?
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That anniversary also drew out tensions among the '68ers themselves.
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Tensions are running high and there has been some violence.
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China said increased tensions on the Korean Peninsula were 'regrettable'.
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The Orthodox community's public response to Charlottesville reflects these tensions.
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Tensions are high, awaiting a response from Iran or Hezbollah.
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The heightened tensions have put the Pentagon in a bind.
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The area is rife with ethnic tensions and drug smuggling.
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Trade tensions are a driving force for lower export demand.
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The D.C.C.C. policy has caused significant tensions among House Democrats.
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The emails published last week appear to illustrate those tensions.
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The country has also faced political tensions at the top.
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But tensions deepened after Mr. Biden considered running against Mrs.
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He feared that overzealousness in crackdowns could further stoke tensions.
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We are left with only the tensions of concrete poetry.
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Trump has raised trade tensions on other fronts as well.
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You sense hidden dramas waiting to unfold; tensions ticking away.
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But tensions are rising as the government turns to repression.
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Unfortunately, tensions are rising as change begins to appear possible.
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Here's what investors are worried about: Trade tensions aren't fading.
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The question was whether heightened tensions would start one anyway.
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It took a long time for these tensions to build.
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But tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran have only increased.
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Jammu has a history of religious tensions erupting into violence.
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"Some people are trying to create caste tensions," he said.
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But the news raised fears of escalating tensions with Iran.
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"I think tensions have actually not gone down," McKenzie said.
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These irresolvable tensions infuse the paintings with feeling and meaning.
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But there were tensions, according to friends of the couple.
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But as trade tensions ramp up, Sonos looks particularly vulnerable.
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Tempers flared and tensions increased during the discussion on crime.
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What did you do when tensions ran high at home?
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He is inflaming racial tensions by siding with the racists.
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Abe visited Tehran in June to try to ease tensions.
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Trade tensions with the European Union also eased a little.
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Trade and military tensions between those two countries are intensifying.
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But a compromise won't solve some of the tensions here.
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Some large deals have cleared Chinese regulators despite the tensions.
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Sometimes these intergenerational tensions are expressed through music, not words.
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The case has attracted global attention and inflamed international tensions.
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Tensions between the countries have worsened considerably in recent years.
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The FAA cited "heightened military activities and increased political tensions."
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Qasem Soleimani — and significantly intensifying tensions in the Middle East.
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Despite some softening around the edges, geopolitical tensions are unresolved.
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The American company has since moved to cool those tensions.
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Both sides should also seek to reduce tensions more broadly.
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The campaign has ratcheted up tensions between Moscow and Ankara.
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The football team continued to play, serving to defuse tensions.
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A phone call between Moscow and Ankara would calm tensions.
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S. trade tensions and signs of stabilization in China's economy.
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Jean Lemierre: Of course, the situation is worrisome – the tensions.
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Trade tensions, at least, cooled off somewhat before Friday's announcement.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes regional conflicts and tensions will continue.
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Tensions in the region have remained high in recent months.
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Still, the threats had helped him ease tensions with China.
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Tensions along the DMZ have eased though, the general said.
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Commodity trader Cargill's latest earnings also benefited from trade tensions.
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We urge those involved to take steps to lower tensions.
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Still, tensions between Trump and Corker appear to have eased.
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Tensions between Israel and Syria have escalated in recent months.
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And then likewise with regard to trade, the trade tensions.
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Tensions among several of SoftBank's senior executives are well known.
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Tensions flare, a screaming match ensues and Nick storms out.
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Tensions on the streets have mounted, along with political recriminations.
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Her arrival exacerbates tensions within the family, revealing buried animosities.
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Tensions between Washington and Pyongyang are at a high point.
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But a period of protracted tensions could set it back.
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Concerns over trade tensions continued to pleague market sentiment Thursday.
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Regional tensions set off by North Korea's provocations are rising.
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She departed after tensions with Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive.
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France has also stepped up diplomatic initiatives to ease tensions.
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Tensions between Iran and the United States are nothing new.
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The market found some support from rising Middle East tensions.
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Here's a look at how the tensions have stepped up.
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This, it seems, is where some of the tensions began.
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The changes have created tensions between some of the organizations.
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She had a good suggestion, though, about easing world tensions.
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Analysts raised concerns that geopolitical tensions could affect the market.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran came to a head.
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Britain's economy is also slowing due to global trade tensions.
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As tensions increase, artists actualize these confrontations for audiences worldwide.
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France stepped up diplomatic initiatives on Saturday to ease tensions.
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The move has sparked a major escalation of regional tensions.
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Tensions elsewhere on the Korean Peninsula were also in focus.
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Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea are already high.
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While order had been restored by Thursday, tensions clearly remain.
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Kataib Hezbollah has been a focal point of recent tensions.
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Asian markets also advanced as tensions with North Korea dissipate.
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Trade tensions have been bubbling between the U.S. and China.
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Tensions are boiling over as polls find Sanders, Biden, Sen.
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But transatlantic tensions run much deeper than America's 45th president.
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This decision only exacerbates the existing conflict and social tensions.
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That has escalated tensions and hurt the global economic outlook.
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Trade tensions continue to escalate between the U.S. and China.
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The police shot an antigovernment protester last month, inflaming tensions.
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The tensions between monetary and fiscal policy will develop slowly.
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Ferrari was not the only team where tensions ran high.
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This may have helped to defuse tensions between ethnic groups.
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The Trump administration is working to smooth over these tensions.
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The fight raised already high tensions among the panel members.
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Tensions with Sudan in the north stymied the country's progress.
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The restructuring has led to some tensions among its bankers.
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The airline also is facing tensions with its own workers.
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Tensions in the Middle East have also bolstered oil prices.
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The relaxed setting belies the tensions between the two nations.
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Oil did get some price some support from geopolitical tensions.
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The Iranian government is incentivized to increase tensions in response.
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Tensions escalated last month when both sides announced increased tariffs.
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As tensions built, Reid placed a hold on Thune's bill.
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She added the fall was not linked to trade tensions.
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Tensions could arise between House and Senate Republicans as well.
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At the end of the Cold War, tensions immediately deescalated.
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"Those tensions didn't seem unmanageable until recently," Ms. Glock said.
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Trade tensions have simmered throughout the strong earnings season, however.
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Behind the scenes, occasionally leaking into the press, tensions remained.
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S. trade tensions undermined upbeat retail sales data at home.
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Tensions between the Afghan government and the insurgents are escalating.
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The early campaigning is already raising tensions in the state.
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Simmering political tensions erupted in unprecedented, vile and vicious rancor.
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And the Kremlin is stirring tensions in former Yugoslav republics.
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Tensions have been running high in Mali in recent months.
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Tensions between McConnell and Trump are at a boiling point.
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Trade war tensions could get worse before they get better.
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But tensions soon emerged that threatened to derail the project.
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Racial, religious and political tensions are ripping apart American society.
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The hope is that political tensions will ease by then.
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The hope is that political tensions will ease by then.
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Even without those tensions, the group's relevance has been declining.
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But an older patriotic ritual ran aground on geopolitical tensions.
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Nor have his diplomatic labors eased tensions with North Korea.
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Both countries may see a political advantage in increasing tensions.
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The opening of Cuba to tourism has created some tensions.
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Tensions have escalated in the Kashmir Valley since a Feb.
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Tensions in the PRI over the election are already surfacing.
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The scene: Tensions run high in many of the trials.
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Go deeper: U.S. revokes Iranian student visas as tensions increase
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But such tensions are the exception in this pink Brigadoon.
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Iran's release of a British tanker has also eased tensions.
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She suggested some of the tensions resulted from cultural differences.
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These tensions are certainly not new or unique to Siargao.
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Last week's debates illustrate how these tensions have played out.
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Many fear the tensions could affect the flow of oil.
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Tensions in the Middle East also kept investors on edge.
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Escalating geopolitical tensions added to the downward pressure on yields.
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Subtle tensions like this give the work its psychological depth.
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Fears and tensions are heightened in the US right now.
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Sunday's strike came amid rising tensions between Riyadh and Tehran.
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But those tensions erupted into outright violence the late 1960s.
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The ratings agency said although the current level of tensions is high, strains on the Korean peninsula are not new and have followed a predictable pattern of heightened and eased tensions in the past.
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TOKYO, June 18 (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Tuesday, caught between rising tensions in the Middle East and signs that economic growth is being hit by trade tensions between the United States and China.
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Rising geopolitical tensions in North Korea sent U.S. Treasury yields to five-month lows overnight as increased geopolitical tensions in North Korea hurt risk sentiment and weak economic data boosted demand for the bonds.
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Tensions rising in Kashmir Monday's attack has raised tensions in Kashmir, which saw sporadic violence late last year following an attack by Pakistani militants on an Indian army base which left 19 soldiers dead.
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Below are recent comments from European companies on trade tensions: ** German engineering group Siemens says threats to free trade by tariffs are a concern, sees potential clouding on investment dynamics due to geopolitical tensions.
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Meanwhile, tensions between the U.S. and North Korea heightened after an official for the reclusive regime on Friday blamed President Donald Trump for escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula, according to The Associated Press.
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"While tensions on the Korean Peninsula remain a real and important security challenge, these tensions also provide a convenient dividing wall masking head-on confrontation between China and the US alliance network," said Miller.
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Tensions are rising, rising, rising Trump's near-constant threat of more tariffs has ramped up tensions with Beijing, putting the global trading system on edge and making it difficult to negotiate with Chinese officials.
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Other writers appeared to view anti-Orthodox violence as an almost inevitable consequence of "complex racial tensions" between black communities and Orthodox Jewish communities, tensions that may have existed in some neighborhoods for decades.
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Tensions between Moon and Abe could also boost Seoul's relationship with Beijing, which is currently on shaky footing amid tensions over Seoul's decision to install an American-made missile defense system on its soil.
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The growing tensions in the region helped explain why French President Emmanuel Macron traveled to Saudi Arabia on November 10 in an unscheduled two-hour visit to discuss the tensions between Beirut and Riyadh.
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"We do reduce defense spending in times when tensions are going down, we have to be able to increase defense spending when tensions are going up as they are now," Stoltenberg told reporters on Tuesday.
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At a time of deepening tensions between the United States and Russia over Russia's role in the Syrian war, the near miss underlines how the intensifying conflict in Syria could make those tensions even worse.
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Pyongyang blamed U.S. President Donald Trump for raising tensions and warned at the weekend the Vigilant Ace exercise was pushing tensions on the Korean peninsula towards "a flare-up", according to North Korean state media.
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"You have political tensions with China, the potential for slowing global growth, and other geopolitical tensions, that continue to weigh on the markets," said Charlie Ripley, senior investment strategist for Allianz Investment Management in Minneapolis.
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Tensions have flared among lawmakers and activists who criticized President Donald Trump&aposs orders for the move, which sparked concerns that tensions in the region could spill over into targeting of US cities and entities.
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The intrigue: There are tensions within the party and among activists.
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Fighting Syrian Kurds and inflaming tensions with America makes no sense.
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But, of course, those underlying ethnic tensions never actually went away.
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For now, consumers appear to be shrugging off the trade tensions.
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Collateral damage from trade tensions between America and China seems inevitable.
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Without trade tensions and the technological cold war, deals would multiply.
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Tensions continue to rise within the GOP over the unraveling plans.
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Political tensions have not yet derailed startup deals, according to Orlovski.
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Shares fell on Thursday noon as geopolitical tensions in Asia escalated.
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But it could add to trade tensions between Brussels and Washington.
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This time, however, tensions were decidedly less high between the two.
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The threat of sanctions adds to tensions between Washington and Berlin.
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REED: Well, I think initially President Trump helped elevate the tensions.
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S. trade tensions and Brexit had also weighed on the economy.
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Tensions are high between Kurdish fighters and Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias.
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But both sides are trying to move on from past tensions.
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The Syrian war has also raised tensions between Russia and Turkey.
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The outcome however is the same, raised tensions with unpredictable outcomes.
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And I worry about the tensions between parts of your project.
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The yuan began falling markedly in June when trade tensions flared.
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Long-running tensions between Sanders and Clinton have not fully cooled.
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The attacks have escalated tensions between the United States and Iran.
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In 2015 and 2016, headlines showed increasing tensions between both sides.
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Tensions have been on edge around the Persian Gulf this year.
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Do you see these trade tensions detracting from growth this year?
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As the hour and a half dragged on, the tensions rose.
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The shooting has inflamed already simmering racial tensions in the city.
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The latest poisonings have further inflamed tensions between London and Moscow.
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Starting from the get-go at Monday's meeting, tensions are high.
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But trade tensions remain a major source of anxiety for investors.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year.
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Trade tensions with China could constrain the economy for a while.
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His appeal came as migration tensions surged on the Mediterranean itself.
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The unrest has also deepened tensions between Ethiopia's main ethnic groups.
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The news comes amid heightened tensions between the US and Iran.
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Crowley tries easing tensions with Ocasio-Cortez, won&apost endorse Pelosi .
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The tensions between Moscow and Washington dominated the market this week.
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Meanwhile, trade tensions have weighed on non-US investments for years.
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You-- you just don't-- you know, you-- there can be tensions.
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Yet if tensions escalate, they could be in the firing line.
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But the delay also led to escalating tensions over the project.
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Even at the highest levels, there were tensions within the alliance.
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Read our deep dive into the tensions within the Labour Party.
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Can you talk about some of the tensions in the group?
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Tensions are coming to a head between former South Bend, Ind.
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Some of these tensions may play out in the currency markets.
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On Tuesday, Anthem CEO Joseph Swedish downplayed tensions between the firms.
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Tensions with the opinion shows were getting to be too much.
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The tensions are not unique to the debate audience in Brooklyn.
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One, it gets at internal tensions around Facebook's hate speech policies.
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As tensions build at the border, lethal violence is a possibility.
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This year will prove precarious for tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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A calming of tensions could lead to a more substantial debate.
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But these new sanctions "must not provoke new tensions," he added.
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He also predicted a swift end to the ongoing trade tensions.
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The oil markets shrugged off increased tensions in the Middle East.
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Earlier this month, both countries ratcheted up tensions through higher tariffs.
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Elsewhere, trade tensions continued to be a focal point for investors.
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Tensions between both parties have intensified over the last few months.
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Will U.S. lifting Vietnam arms ban raise South China Sea tensions?
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But trade between the two countries has moderated amid escalating tensions.
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Oil prices fell sharply one the worsening U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Since then both sides have been careful not to stoke tensions.
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Mueller's report documented some of the tensions between Trump and Rosenstein.
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Tensions over the whistleblower's identity have been building in the depositions.
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But recent weeks have seen an unprecedented cooling of those tensions.
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Unfounded theories Tensions within the department have been on clear display.
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It has kowtowed to conservative supporters, exacerbating tensions within Israeli society.
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Meanwhile, tensions between Huawei and the US government continue to escalate.
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Talks aimed at easing tensions ended last week without major breakthroughs.
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Tensions between the U.S. and China have also extended beyond trade.
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Ultimately, Fox renewed deals with Sinclair in five markets, thawing tensions.
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There are already too many tensions between Shias, Sunnis and Christians.
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The turbulence in China reflects domestic challenges more than trade tensions.
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The sector is especially sensitive to worsening U.S.-China trade tensions.
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With prom and college on the horizon, tensions are running high.
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She didn't argue that the tensions of the past will subside.
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Go deeper: Without new talks, U.S.–Iran tensions continue to escalate
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The conflict is also adding to tensions in the Gulf region.
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Trump praised his own administration for reducing tensions with North Korea.
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Messrs Bainimarama and Sayed-Khaiyum have worked to ease these tensions.
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The rise in U.S.-Iranian tensions has largely driven the gains.
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The politician did not step down and tensions still run high.
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S. trade tensions have weighed on the Philippines' broader stock index.
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Systrom admitted last week that there were "tensions" at the company.
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The flurry of attacks has escalated tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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With tensions running high, it was perfect timing to start traveling.
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How such tensions will play out depends partly on America's allies.
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Institutional reforms might help to defuse some of the political tensions.
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The military build-up is already raising tensions in the Gulf.
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Duterte sought to defuse tensions by ordering troops to pull out.
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Babchenko's apparent death had immediately sparked tensions between Ukraine and Russia.
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"Tensions with Japan are another potential risk going forward," Park added.
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But political tensions have risen to new heights in recent years.
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S. trade tensions and new sanctions against Russia kept gains muted.
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Equipment suffers, tensions run high, and teams often cancel their shoots.
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Heightened tensions in the Middle East are also keeping investors cautious.
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But investors hoping to wait out the tensions until the Nov.
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In the ensuing decades, as Arab-Jewish tensions increased, many left.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated in recent weeks.
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The al-Aqsa showdown is raising tensions throughout the Muslim world.
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However, the Chinese economy is not immune to trade tensions either.
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Analysts said the recent tensions are the worst in a decade.
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As xenophobia and international tensions rise, markets panic, making everything worse.
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Tensions between them pushed up debt to dangerous levels in 22018.
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And in both cases, the secessionists lost and tensions eventually receded.
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The tragic heroine's "410" memorial is a powder keg of tensions.
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U.S.-Iranian military tensions have risen over the past two months.
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The tensions have grown along with the threat of Islamist extremism.
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Meanwhile, trade tensions between the U.S. and China continue to escalate.
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S. trade tensions, Finance Minister Liu Kun told the China Daily.
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But it is unlikely to ease tensions between Madrid and Barcelona.
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Tensions in the New York political scene simmered all throughout 303.
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But tensions between the two NATO allies are not going away.
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The trade tensions have battered financial markets and dampened business sentiment.
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So we'll undo all these tensions and create a neutral body.
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As tensions with the U.S. have escalated, Russia has wooed China.
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But first, he added, little gestures were needed to defuse tensions.
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The trade tensions are weighing on the global economy as well.
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A strengthening of missile defences would ramp up tensions with Russia.
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The trade tensions evoked by President Trump could be very damaging.
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FPI has tried to stir up religious tensions in the province.
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S. trade tensions raised concerns about the global economic growth outlook.
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KOREA TENSIONS Pump up the volume: It's Kim Jong Un's birthday.
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S. talks would ease trade tensions between the two economic superpowers.
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Repealing even more regulations would only further aggravate tensions with moderates.
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But Tesla says trade tensions with the US are causing issues.
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Tensions will arise, but through this stress, something wonderful may manifest.
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And we know tensions were high between her, Arya, and Jon.
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Tensions between the central and Catalan regional government have abated somewhat.
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U.S. stocks fell as investors grappled with fresh trade-related tensions.
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And they charged that Washington was unnecessarily escalating tensions with Tehran.
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Much like in 1914, the world today is brittle with tensions.
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These tensions are not unfamiliar at the school Thomas Jefferson founded.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran were blamed for the impasse.
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The objections come against a backdrop of heightened India-China tensions.
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He fears that politicians will once again whip up ethnic tensions.
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Agreement could ease concerns about an escalation in global trade tensions.
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The outlook for the dollar remains clouded by global trade tensions.
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Although increasingly worse conditions cause tensions, I don't see myself leaving.
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Iran's recovery has been slowed by tensions with the United States.
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On Thursday, results from both manufacturers suggested those tensions remain high.
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Tensions between communities have heightened following deadly attacks by Islamist militants.
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Tensions with Russia ran high in the security council meeting Friday.
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Stocks fell because of rising yields and U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Besides, current tensions between China and America extend far beyond hacking.
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But Trump is likely to face similar tensions as Obama did.
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The market is following a pretty standard script on trade tensions.
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Tillerson contradicted the president's response to the recent tensions over Qatar.
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Tensions began building after a terrorist attack in London last June.
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The incident could exacerbate tensions between Iran and the United States.
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Terrorist attacks in Paris have also heightened tensions in the region.
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But Birol warned serious political tensions could yet impact market dynamics.
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What will be the consequence of this escalation of regional tensions?
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Did you not unfairly escalate tensions by breaking off diplomatic relations?
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Following the arrests, security was ramped up to calm rising tensions.
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Tensions with North Korea remain high over its nuclear weapons program.
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Cyberattacks could mark a new front in escalating tensions with Iran.
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Finally, oil prices spiked on inflamed tensions in the Middle East.
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Iranian comments after meeting to domestic media indicated tensions were high.
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Zanganeh's comments underline the still-simmering tensions after OPEC's June meeting.
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Figure skating was hardly exempt from such tensions, because nothing was.
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Greenblatt visited the region in an effort to defuse escalating tensions.
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The deal, once cut, quickly defused tensions between the two neighbors.
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There is even talk of tensions driving a naval arms race.
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The U.S. airstrike is sure to heighten tensions of his trip.
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Beijing will get used to the tensions between the two countries.
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We are in a political climate where racial tensions are high.
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Diplomats have said ethnic and political tensions led to the clashes.
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I wrote this comedy because laughter brings relief and eases tensions.
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Tensions are high in the world of penguin relationships this week.
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But they also reflect wider tensions over Islamism and public order.
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There will still be plenty of tensions in Russian business, though.
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Dang's ingenious material choices suspend these conceptual tensions in delicate equipoise.
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Caution however dominated as tensions between Western powers and Russia persisted.
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Meng's arrest has stoked trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Geopolitical tensions in Iraq were supportive to oil prices Wednesday morning.
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Tensions between Turkey and Russia appear to be moving to cyberspace.
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Tensions are the daily reflection of working the levers of power.
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S. trade tensions prompted investors to get out of riskier assets.
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Bolton's speech comes amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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Brent jumped 0113 percent early on worries about Middle East tensions.
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In the meantime, all actors should work to ratchet down tensions.
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Bob Huff — as tensions boiled over between the Democratic front-runners.
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Tehran's announcement comes amid weeks of spiraling tensions with the West.
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Tensions have dropped a notch since the start of his seclusion.
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U.S.-Russian tensions have also lately centered on the INF Treaty.
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Christians said the tensions began to ease a few weeks later.
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News of the chairman's move dramatically escalated tensions with the president.
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Talks or tensions, fundamental aspects of the bilateral relationship never change.
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Both candidates have traded blows in recent weeks as tensions flare.
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A spike in trade tensions wasn't enough to tank stocks Friday.
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The heated exchange was the result of mounting tensions, Arvizu said.
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Tensions have been evident between Ellis and prosecutors throughout the trial.
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Then, as the Soviet Union collapsed, demagogues everywhere whipped up tensions.
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The tensions have disrupted global supply chains and roiled financial markets.
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Yet tensions are rising in many homes as food runs short.
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A more serious threat is rising tensions between Israel and Iran.
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But these moves likely won't be enough to calm rising tensions.
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Tensions were apparently still a little raw even after the agreement.
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He cited the latest tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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The moves have led to increased tensions between the two countries.
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The report comes amid increasing cyber-tensions between Moscow and Washington.
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But exports rose in the third quarter as those tensions receded.
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Tensions with Iran have been high since the September 14 attack.
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Trade tensions with the United States have only made matters worse.
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Juncker's comments do nothing to ease tensions with the Trump administration.
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"The developments will surely cause new tensions with China," Mount said.
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Can his much-trumped negotiating skills reduce tensions with the Kremlin?
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Recently, tensions between Mexican authorities and cartels have reached new heights.
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The current state of relations causes increased tensions between the groups.
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Each new escalation in trade tensions causes large nominal sell-offs.
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Racial tensions boiled over in Virginia earlier this year when Gov.
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Heightened geopolitical and economic tensions with adversaries exacerbate the risk today.
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The violence created tensions both inside and outside the Coptic Church.
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The report also comes as U.S.-Iran tensions have recently escalated.
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People close to the president are seeking to deepen Democratic tensions.
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Tensions also increased between European institutions and national governments over sovereignty.
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As tensions mounted, verbal skirmishes occasionally broke out on the floor.
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Tensions between Israel and Iran had already spilled over in Syria.
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The Trump administration has backed Israel amid growing tensions with Iran.
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He explains why he is there, and the tensions ease up.
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This debate highlights the tensions in the Senate over judicial appointments.
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Rising tensions threaten a bottleneck in the global electronics supply chain.
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The report comes amid increasing tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated in recent months.
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This helped ease any tensions due to my temporarily divided attention.
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Sudden and unexpected liquidity tensions would put the ratings under pressure.
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The ideological aspect is gone, but the tensions have been reformatted.
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Tensions and finger-pointing among the parties has sometimes grown heated.
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We've got burgeoning tensions with China in the South China Sea.
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And it's likely to further fuel tensions with the European Union.
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And then we feign surprise when periodically the tensions boil over.
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The new Patriot deal is likely to stoke Russia-NATO tensions.
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It simply demonstrates how social media amplify and inflame our tensions.
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Simmering Cold War tensions have given the match weightier geopolitical overtones.
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But mounting trade tensions have opened a rift with the president.
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Tensions between the administration and Harley-Davidson have brewed for months.
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S. trade tensions earlier this month and the numbers weren't good.
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Will political tensions tear apart congressional probes into Russia's election operation?
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The episode comes at a time of escalating tensions in Syria.
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The hearing comes at a time of skyrocketing U.S.-Iran tensions.
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As tensions escalated, the BBC bosses seemed unsure how to respond.
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Tensions boiled over onto the Senate floor this week when Sen.
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It should add to trade tensions between the two agricultural powerhouses.
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Yet, as with any provocateur, there are tensions in his work.
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Treasury yields slipped as investors bought bonds amid the trade tensions.
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The rising trade tensions could also further strengthen Sino-Russia alliances.
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The nation's racial tensions are playing out in the entertainment world.
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Tensions between the U.S. and China have been simmering for months.
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Nuclear-deal tensions between Iran and the West also remain unresolved.
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Tensions in the region are not simply between ISIS and Iran.
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Mickey brings Gus, which invites the usual tensions surrounding these events.
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But the deal has not ended trade tensions in North America.
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GOP. Although the Democratic Party has been insulated from such tensions,
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Tensions between the two camps could yet boil over into unrest.
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This is just one of the tensions enlivening the recent paintings.
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The warning comes as tensions between the two countries are mounting.
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The report comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Trade and tensions about tariffs are expected to dominate the conversations.
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I mean, there had been no tensions, everything was going wonderfully.
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His most arresting efforts center on internal tensions, almost always humorously.
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As they grew in numbers tensions over land have also escalated.
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Recent concerns over trade tensions also persisted amid new China-U.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Huawei show no sign of easing.
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Tensions escalate, leading to the superpowered civil war of the title.
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Sometimes the best results come when you have two creative tensions.
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The ICC's involvement would reportedly intensify tensions between Abbas and Israel.
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Less money for their key measures could fuel tensions between them.
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S. tensions provoked by the Trump administration's trade moves and rhetoric.
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Clearly tensions were running just as high as the rosé prices.
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It could set a precedent or establish principles for easing tensions.
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The U.S. has played a major role in those trade tensions.
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Gans's comments come amid rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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In other parts of the West Bank, tensions were running high.
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S. trade tensions and - more recently - a partial U.S. government shutdown.
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Ghosn's arrest and subsequent indictment have inflamed tensions within the group.
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"A rapid dismantlement will give rise to tensions," Mr. Giovannoni said.
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Pakistan seemed eager to play down any tensions in the area.
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It was the latest salvo in escalating trade tensions with China.
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But the mass exodus is ratcheting up tensions in neighboring countries.
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Tensions between Beijing and Taipei have been steadily increasing since 2016.
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The tensions became apparent only when you looked toward the sky.
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As more dogs move into pet-free buildings, tensions can flare.
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Those tensions have eased, especially among the current crop of stars.
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Stocks on Wall Street surged on signs of easing trade tensions.
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This is why the present tensions are so difficult to resolve.
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Rising tensions with the Soviet Union greatly troubled this internationalist dreamer.
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Some fear the tensions could kill Qualcomm's bid for NXP Semiconductor.
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What we're seeing now is a revival of great power tensions.
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Critics complain that Mr. Buhari has failed to resolve these tensions.
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At times, the tensions of the outside world follow them here.
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Tensions have risen steadily since the beginning of the Trump administration.
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The failure comes as tensions with North Korea are running high.
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Not long ago, tensions seemed to be on the rise again.
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Tensions had been building for weeks following a protest for rights.
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They said the North Korean delegates' visit would help reduce tensions.
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Mr. Ghosn's fall blew open the tensions between Nissan and Renault.
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Their stories highlight racial tensions and changing times in the city.
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More: The oil market has taken tensions with Iran in stride.
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As tensions escalate, we look at what each side really wants.
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But much of its history has been marred by sectarian tensions.
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The decision could avoid further escalating tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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The law comes as tensions are soaring between Israel and Iran.
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Tensions between party factions don't have to result in lasting hostilities.
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The tensions between the two countries show no signs of easing.
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The tensions threatened a tenuous détente in the slow-burning conflict.
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Tensions between Washington and Baghdad have only risen through the winter.
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Tensions mounted as Gandhi announced his decision to travel to Punjab.
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This incentivizes extreme political candidates, which will only exacerbate current tensions.
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Analysts said the economic tensions are likely to last for years.
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"The Hunt for Red October" played heavily on Cold War tensions.
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Tensions were rising shortly before the event descended into violent chaos.
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Tensions between Turkey and the U.S. look likely to keep rising.
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The Russian case has created tensions within the clean-sport movement.
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Recent events in India have led to tensions perhaps equally seething.
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A rising oil price naturally follows rising tensions in the region.
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He said the meeting was successful because it had reduced tensions.
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The tensions in Bornholm I were exacerbated by outside changes, too.
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"I think the tensions have actually not gone down," he said.
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The mayhem was part of the ever-escalating tensions over slavery.
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The subject: Nicki Minaj and the long-stewing tensions between them.
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You will dread underlying tensions among family members and overbearing behavior.
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Mexico's relatively aloof attitude toward the coronavirus has created diplomatic tensions.
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The deteriorating situation in Hue's environs added to the city's tensions.
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Friday's transit comes amid heightened trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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The contract limbo is definitely a factor in this week's tensions.
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Ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China aren't helping.
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Trump has long seized on racial tensions for his political gain.
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As tensions increased, the two sides conducted delicate negotiations in London.
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Others discovered, though, that speaking up stirred tensions and strained relationships.
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The government argued that posts on Facebook were worsening the tensions.
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"We may see them continue to inflame tensions domestically," he said.
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Washington sees a larger pattern of theft, fueling tensions with Beijing.
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As the American presence swelled, tensions between the two peoples grew.
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The volume rose and tensions flared in the House of Commons.
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Tensions between North Africans and sub-Saharan Africans have long existed.
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Levi's has a plan for protecting itself should tensions escalate further.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran continue to worry Wall Street.
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A Brexit deal looks possible, and China trade tensions eased slightly.
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In the stands, tensions ran so high that fights broke out.
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The tensions gripping the city were on full display on Oct.
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Nonetheless, that sector is suffering the most from prolonged trade tensions.
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There are two core tensions that make the book so fascinating.
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Tensions rose as the deadline approached and Virginia still hadn't ratified.
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Doctors and patients manage these tensions every day in abortion care.
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Here are the key moments from a week of escalating tensions.
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Instead, it put a spotlight on months of inflamed religious tensions.
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Tensions between Canada and China form the backdrop to the review.
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S. and South Korea Rebuff China's Proposal to Defuse Korea Tensions.
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Thailand's trade-reliant economy has been hit by global trade tensions.
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Tensions between Qatar and its Gulf neighbours continue to simmer away.
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The trial has become a searing demonstration of those lingering tensions.
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And then we feign surprise when, periodically, the tensions boil over.
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And geopolitical tensions have really been a key driver in markets.
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But it also left a legacy of social and political tensions.
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And global tensions are so much lower than they were before.
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But efforts to create change have been stymied by diplomatic tensions.
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In many nations, tensions caused by inequality have reached crisis levels.
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BOC: TOTAL IMPACT OF TRADE TENSIONS EXPECTED TO CUT GLOBAL GDP
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This is sure to inflame tensions between the US and Turkey.
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The gentle approach comes amid increasing tensions over the healthcare bill.
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But their exploitation has often sparked tensions between government and communities.
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Tensions between North and South Korea have cooled in recent weeks.
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Here's what you need to know today: • U.S.- Russia tensions flare.
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The tensions come just days ahead of the oil producers' meeting.
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Carper's request comes amid heightened tensions surrounding cybersecurity within the administration.
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Water availability can exacerbate tensions in places like the Middle East.
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The standoff is ongoing and tensions show no signs of easing.
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To a certain degree, the score succeeds in reflecting those tensions.
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Likewise, investors continue to monitor trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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The timing adds to the deep tensions between the two countries.
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That is fueling tensions locally - and even led to death threats.
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There are tensions against some countries, we know them: Turkey, Argentina.
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British troops subsequently withdrew from the province, but tensions still persist.
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"It is concerning to see that the tensions grow," he said.
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It also comes amid heightened tensions over North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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US-China trade tensions triggered the most recent one of these.
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The place where new opportunities compete for space with old tensions.
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He cited increasing geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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The continuing tensions in Hong Kong are likely to burn investors.
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Qassem Soleimani, which brought tensions with Iran to a boiling point.
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S. trade tensions and signs of a slowdown around the world.
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US defense stocks rise as tensions with Iran increase #Soleimani pic.twitter.
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The strife has also created tensions in the professional sports world.
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In the weeks leading up to the vote, tensions ran high.
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Here's what you need to know: • Tensions rise over North Korea.
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Lots of tensions could arise around westerners who are dressed immoderately.
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The airstrike stoked fears about escalating tensions between the two countries.
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A year ago the company reduced expectations due to trade tensions.
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Certainly the case even before this these trade tensions broke out.
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It dipped back below 1.8% recently on escalated Middle East tensions.
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S. tensions emerge and the dollar continues to strengthen, Hareesh added.
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Several airlines cancelled flights due to the restrictions and escalating tensions.
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And then, we feign surprise when periodically the tensions boil over.
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The move comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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Qasem Soleimani last week, further escalating tensions between the two countries.
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It is certainly true that a new president could ease tensions.
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Pope Francis, for one, called for the countries to ease tensions.
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But even as production was rising, tensions were brewing with Washington.
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With tensions between their camps rising, do they clash directly tonight?
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But if trade tensions rise, the market could be vulnerable again.
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Despite relatively warm relations under Munoz and Kirby, there were tensions.
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Mexican officials have wisely refused to escalate tensions with Mr. Trump.
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The current U.S.-China trade tensions are muddying the outlook further.
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Deere CEO said trade tensions are slowing equipment purchases by farmers.
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There was a lessening in tensions, and this goes against that.
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Tensions escalate and Poroshenko briefly declares martial law in the region.
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Such high-level diplomacy has helped ease tensions along the border.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Russia have grown in recent days.
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The new Brexit arrangement, they say, threatens to inflame sectarian tensions.
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But his candidacy has exposed deep tensions within the Democratic Party.
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The restructuring has led to some tensions among Credit Suisse's bankers.
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Similar tensions have arisen in mergers involving Yahoo, Williams and Cigna.
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Lavrov accused the US of provoking tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Tensions around race and identity are still running high inside ThirdLove.
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The failure to deliver Yilmaz looks set to deepen those tensions.
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With US-China tensions running high, the issue feels quite sensitive.
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Investors are also worried about the rising political tensions in Europe.
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The moves have exposed obvious tensions between free speech and safety.
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Political tensions appear to be growing more combustible with Friday's violence.
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The consensus surrounding the two men belied tensions over other nominees.
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The company has dealt with high-profile tensions among employees too.
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Tensions over welfare spending cuts and the environment have also weighed.
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Others worry that those trade tensions would worsen following the election.
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He said he hoped regional tensions would not affect the haj.
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At the same time, there are tensions between both coalition parties.
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But the two also discussed the tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Trump's comments follow the recent escalation in tensions with North Korea.
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ET, with the apparent escalation in the trade tensions with China.
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Traditional safe havens have seen solid inflows as tensions have increased.
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And she had a good suggestion though about easing world tensions.
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Tensions cooled after Duterte pursued a closer economic relationship with Beijing.
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Sentiment is declining amid rising tensions within the governing populist coalition.
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The letter comes as U.S.-North Korean tensions continue ratcheting up.
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Automakers are dealing with rising trade tensions and increasing environmental regulations.
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Tensions escalated, culminating in the Kremlin's cutting economic ties with Turkey.
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The letter comes as tensions between Washington and Pyongyang remain heightened.
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But on the touchline, tensions were erupting between Conte and Mourinho.
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"We do hope this gets settled," Youngkin said about trade tensions.
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Despite the new cooperation, tensions over Israel continue to flare up.
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Those tensions burst into the open during the summit's final hours.
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Tensions tended to be noticeably higher on rear-line military bases.
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The dialogue will be crisp and the narrative tensions utterly compelling.
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Qassem Soleimani, sparking days of escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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This split helps explain the evident tensions within the Republican Party.
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It's clear that Pyongyang is willing to move toward reducing tensions.
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Social tensions in France, Britain and the United States run higher.
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The big picture: Tensions still remain between the U.K. and Iran.
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Trade Could trade tensions be thawing between the US and China?
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Schlossberg also sees a strengthening yen if U.S. trade tensions escalate.
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Copper prices in 2020 could be underpinned by easing trade tensions.
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Despite the tensions, Nahuatzen has seen some benefit to being autonomous.
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It happened again this week, as tensions between the countries exploded.
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Racial tensions are as high as they have been in decades.
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The tanker attacks in the Gulf have now added to tensions.
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Tensions between Pyongyang and Washington have been steadily escalating ever since.
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The work in Tensions & Conflict is a lot to take in.
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Despite the fierce tensions with China over Huawei, the tech sector .
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Then you have internal tensions among white voters in the coalition.
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But morally, I think we are there, the atmosphere, the tensions.
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Now, there have always been tensions between Israel and diaspora Jewry.
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We haven't experienced the same tensions although I certainly understand them.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump downplayed the dramatic escalation in tensions with Iran Thursday, after the downing of a US drone near the Persian Gulf sparked fears that tensions with Tehran could spill over into confrontation.
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For Democrats, a battle on the issues For Democrats, those who were hoping the tensions between Sanders and Clinton would dissipate greatly underestimated how serious the tensions are between Sanders, his supporters and the Clinton campaign.
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TRADE TENSIONS The BoE said trade tensions between the United States and China had increased global financial risks and there was a rising number of heavily indebted companies in the United States, continental Europe and elsewhere.
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China to North Korea: Stop escalating tensions China, a longtime North Korean ally, issued a statement Saturday condemning the missile launch and asked Pyongyang to "stop taking actions that would escalate tensions" on the Korean Peninsula.
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With trade tensions between the US and China on the rise and economic concerns growing, Washington should listen to business owners' growing concerns on the tensions and their effects on the health of the labor market.
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US tensions over trade The Chinese exercises are taking place amid rising tensions between Beijing and Washington over trade, but analysts have also expected the Trump administration to harden its policy on the South China Sea.
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Of course, the tensions in the Middle East aren't the only factors influencing crude and LNG prices, with trade tensions between the United States and China, and a slowing global growth outlook also playing a role.
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In other words, the biggest tensions within the conservative movement — the tensions that have caused more debates and arguments than virtually any other — will get almost no space at the biggest activist convention of the year.
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While stating that the easing of trade tensions would help, some members said they thought the U.S.-China deal's impact "would be relatively limited" as many tariffs remain in place and further tensions could flare up.
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Investors were also keeping a close eye on tensions in the Middle East after attacks on tankers there stoked U.S.-Iran tensions and raised concerns over supply flows through one of the world's main sea lanes.
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RISING TENSIONS, FALLING ACTIVITY On Monday, the Institute for Supply Management said its gauge of U.S. manufacturing activity unexpectedly fell in May to the weakest level in more than 2-1/2 years amid global trade tensions.
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CHINESE LAND BOMBER IN SOUTH CHINA SEA, POTENTIALLY ESCALATING TENSIONS OVER DISPUTED ZONE The Pentagon said the provocative move by China raised tensions in the region years after China's president pledged not to militarize the disputed islands.
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It's dangerous messaging, as it allows North Korea to continue to improve its weapons arsenal and raise regional tensions — all while negotiations are supposed to be taking place about reducing its weapons arsenal and improving regional tensions.
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"Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, we plan to encourage Iran, a regional power, to move toward easing tensions at the top leaders' meetings," said Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, who announced the trip on Tuesday.
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Japanese tensions with China Tokyo also is looking for allies in tensions with China, which have flared over Chinese maritime movements near the disputed Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea, which Beijing calls the Diaoyu islands.
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Political tensions have pushed Spain's borrowing costs sharply higher in recent weeks, and though tensions are sure to ratchet up as Thursday's deadline passes, investors are hoping Rajoy's uncompromising stance will bring some stability to the region.
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Related: It's Official: 2015 Is the Hottest Year on Record Areas of concern include heightened tensions between the United States and Russia, continued conflict in Ukraine and Syria, and tensions over the South China Sea, it said.
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Finally, up in Winterfell, Sansa and Arya's heartwarming reunion last week is now a thing of the past, as tensions are on the rise between the two sisters — tensions that Littlefinger seems to be planning to exacerbate.
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For example, it has redeployed a Soviet myth — the "friendship of peoples" — to sweep existing ethnic and religious tensions under the rug with euphemistic slogans, even as Russian sociologists regularly monitor the level of actual ethnic tensions.
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Many remember the geo-political tensions surrounding the 1980 match-up between the US and USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics), tensions that have survived the last four decades, but the players hardly noticed at the time.
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It also heightened tensions on international oil shipping routes through the Gulf.
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The nuclear test quickly increased tensions between the United States and China.
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Heightened trade tensions with the U.S. are beginning to hit China's growth.
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Boeing shares rose 2.9 percent, buoyed by an easing of trade tensions.
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IN THE NEWS • Continuing tensions between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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The pact, signed in 1987, was instrumental to easing Cold War tensions.
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That risks unleashing simmering tensions between rival groups in the ruling elite.
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"Tensions are reducing our market potential," Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said Friday.
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Facebook has grappled with these tensions repeatedly over the past two years.
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These are all multinationals, and trade tensions can certainly hurt future earnings.
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Leaders of both groups have made some efforts to dampen down tensions.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran contributed to further unease among investors.
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Trade tensions between the U.S. and China remain a focus for investors.
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Meanwhile, in Pyongyang, there was no public indication of the rising tensions.
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They have seen tensions with China rise over trade and cyber-security.
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Both have also vilified journalists and fostered tensions with the European Union.
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Zhang's harsh words echoed China's earlier statements about trade tensions with Washington.
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A culture clash quickly causes tensions between Fuyao and its newest employees.
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Analysts have warned that the trade tensions could have severe negative repercussions.
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But that could change if tensions between the U.S. and Iran rise.
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But according to the insider, tensions from the blow-up didn't linger.
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But it's still far behind Amazon, and inside Walmart, tensions are rising.
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China has ramped up pressure on American companies as trade tensions escalate.
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It cited tensions over Chinese technological development, a focus of U.S. concern.
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Tensions escalated as the two groups heckled each other, the report said.
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The report comes amid strained trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Tensions with Iran escalated after the Iranians shot down a US drone.
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After the Olympics, it's possible tensions will revert back to 2017 levels.
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Tensions between the two countries have increased in recent years over trade.
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Tensions are running high on this week's Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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What tensions would that create in international relations,trade-related and otherwise?
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Makhacheva puts forth the tensions between tradition and modernity, local and global.
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The meeting came amid tensions between China and the incoming Trump administration.
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Druze leaders are divided over whether the proposals will calm the tensions.
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That followed days of growing anxiety over escalating U.S./China trade tensions.
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What they did instead was exacerbate internal tensions within the Democratic Party.
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S. trade tensions, data from the Institute of International Finance showed (IIF).
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The country's new-age stocks have turned volatile with global trade tensions.
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Tensions have simmered between the two countries' militaries over the disputed waters.
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U.S.-China trade tensions have kept markets highly volatile since last year.
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