Bank of China Hong Kong's 2021s tightened 3bp, while Temasek's 2022s tightened 1bp.
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We've tightened our paywall, and every time we've tightened our paywall, subscriptions go up.
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The Philippines new 2041 bonds tightened 1bp to yield 3.541%, while Bank of China Hong Kong's 2021s tightened 3bp.
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Union National Bank (UNB) has tightened lending criteria for new SMEs, according to banking sources, while Mashreq said it too had tightened lending rules for new SMEs.
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Ghosn said the regulatory environment, which has tightened lately as restrictions on carbon emissions have tightened, has prompted – and will continue to fuel – greater consolidation within the industry.
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In investment-grade corporate credit, Adani Ports' 2027 bonds tightened 1bp to Treasuries plus 175bp, while Korea East-West Power's 2022s tightened by the same amount to 95bp over.
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According to economists at Morgan Stanley, U.S. financial conditions tightened by about 10 basis points last week, and have tightened by about 50 bps since the end of September.
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In July , the FCC tightened rules against unsolicited calls.
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It has also tightened rules on obtaining evidence through torture.
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The underwriting standards on such mortgages have been steadily tightened.
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I THINK THOSE COULD BE TIGHTENED UP QUITE A BIT.
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The closely watched spread over Germany tightened to 241 bps.
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Since then, Beijing has tightened rules in the financial sector.
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Advertisers threatened to leave YouTube, so YouTube tightened its restrictions.
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Then in late 2015, it seems the restrictions tightened again.
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That means the sneaker can't be tightened or properly worn.
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In a blink, the eyes narrowed and his jaw tightened.
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Putin has also tightened his grip on his own country.
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The results show the race has tightened in recent weeks.
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Philosophical exemptions in particular need to be tightened, he added.
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In May, 299 companies tightened pricing, according to LPC data.
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But Connecticut tightened gun laws, and gun homicides fell 40%.
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Meanwhile, the NFL has tightened rules regarding the national anthem.
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His big hands tightened, fingertips pressing deep into my hips.
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Rio 2016 spokesman Mario Andrada said security had been tightened.
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ChemChina's 2027 bonds tightened 4bp today to Treasuries plus 166bp.
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Security has been tightened at the port and Channel tunnel.
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Language will need to be tightened to make that clear.
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Newly tightened European rules, however, prevent Italy from doing likewise.
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In contrast to his predecessors, David Gunnlaugsson tightened banking regulation.
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Financial conditions over the ensuing months tightened, surprising the Fed.
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Competition among U.S. grocery retailers has tightened, particularly since Amazon.
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The yield on the note tightened about 400 basis points.
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This was why financial markets tightened so dramatically last year.
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He said that current absentee voting laws should be tightened.
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The race tightened in the final two days, Monmouth said.
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These safeguard measures should be tightened, the steel chiefs said.
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A clenched jaw, tightened neck, or furrowed brow shows stress.
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There is no doubt that the job market has tightened.
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That means agreeing significantly tightened U.N. sanctions could be difficult.
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"They were being tightened when it collapsed today," he wrote.
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And over the years, the Islamist hold here has tightened.
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It plays like its predecessors, but improved, tightened, and tuned.
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It has tightened limits on Chinese investment in American companies.
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More: Big companies have tightened spending as trade fears intensify.
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Supply has tightened as gold refineries in Switzerland reduce production.
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As I read the news Thursday morning, my chest tightened.
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Restrictions were tightened in Srinagar on Friday ahead of prayers.
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Back in the day, before security tightened because of Sept.
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The Trump administration has also tightened oversight of that program.
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Our hamstrings have tightened to the minimal extension cycling requires.
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Texas, meanwhile, has tightened chemical disclosure rules, citing terrorism fears.
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But then the campaign started and the polls tightened. Mrs.
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Hubei has also tightened restrictions on private vehicles from Wuhan.
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The minister said that security would be tightened on Wednesday.
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Two months later, it reversed course and tightened its grip.
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Disclosure requirements can be refined and the revolving door tightened.
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Banks further tightened mortgage lending conditions in the second quarter.
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Mr. Lofven said controls at Sweden's borders had been tightened.
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China has previously tightened liquidity to squeeze the currency higher.
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Firstly, the government has tightened its control on housing policies.
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The closely watched spread over Germany tightened to 240 bps.
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China's foreign exchange regulator tightened checks over remittances by foreign firms.
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He noted that China Cinda's new 2020s tightened more than 23bp.
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The leggings have a strong hold which keeps everything tightened up.
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Baidu's 2022 notes tightened 106bp to a Treasury spread of 103bp.
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Is it my imagination or have you tightened the paywall recently?
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Germany has introduced and tightened its national laws for screening investments.
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A number of refinery outages tightened gas supply in the market.
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Turkey, by contrast, has tightened monetary policy belatedly and often indirectly.
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But the early utopian ideal faded as Moshe tightened his grip.
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The Fed also tightened policy prematurely in 22007, creating another recession.
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In 2600 a conservative prime minister, Tony Abbott, tightened deportation rules.
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Commercial lending has tightened dramatically, and the loans are getting smaller.
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"People always wish that they had tightened the belt," she added.
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His suckers tightened beneath him, kicking up tiny spurts of sand.
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He has tightened compliance and is not seeking another term himself.
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He also said financial conditions have tightened modestly since the Nov.
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As the workforce stopped growing, labour markets tightened and wages rose.
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The bonds had tightened around 21bp yesterday from reoffer of 101.8533bp.
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He has tightened his hold over the supposedly independent electoral commission.
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Regulations tightened after the crisis have been loosened for smaller institutions.
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When she told him there was no number, his voice tightened.
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Still, the race tightened in Ohio, another important state for Trump.
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Security was tightened at the Dutch and French borders with Belgium.
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Having an actual bass player, finally, tightened us up a lot.
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Only eight Wizards played as coach Scott Brooks tightened his rotation.
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Monetary policy may be tightened further while tax cuts are implemented.
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The iTraxx Asia IG index tightened marginally, indicated at 84.5bp/86.25bp.
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Facebook is ramping up its new tightened restrictions on political advertising.
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It had already tightened its grip on Telecom Italia (TIM) (TLIT.
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The central bank has tightened 125 basis points since July 2017.
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The Democrat's once-comfortable lead in the polls has tightened considerably.
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To remove her "turkey neck," Shannon lifted and tightened her skin.
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The TSA says it has since tightened operations and improved inspections.
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Financial conditions quickly tightened afterward, giving policymakers pause about future moves.
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Pricing tightened to 300bp, with a 0% Libor floor at par.
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She tightened her apron strings and walked over to her stove.
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It has tightened security since discovering the breach in July 2015.
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But in March the customs authorities tightened rules on importing books.
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First, there is little doubt the presidential race has tightened considerably.
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The Fed has tightened four times, they've embarked on quantitative tightening.
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He left Thursday's game against the Giants when it tightened up.
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Beijing officials who control the state-run banking system tightened lending.
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Still, the race certainly has tightened over the last few weeks.
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"If you're using a harness, make sure it's tightened," she adds.
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"These loopholes are questionable and need to be tightened," he said.
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And Trump was shown polling indicating that the race had tightened.
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Congress tightened conflict of interest laws for administration officials in 1989.
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My stomach tightened up into a wad upon seeing this plea.
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When he saw the article in The Globe, his chest tightened.
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When the telephone ceased ringing, the silence tightened around the traveler.
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President Bill Clinton tightened things up, as did President Barack Obama.
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In moments, the mother had tightened the lid on the Thermos.
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And they tightened, I mean, they did $19713 billion a month.
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It further tightened restrictions on data gathering by Facebook in February.
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So we know that those things need to be tightened up.
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Financial conditions have since tightened, based on a Goldman Sachs index.
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Security has tightened everywhere since 9/11, even in the water.
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The police tightened the rules on when officers can use force.
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Seoul has also tightened rules on short-selling for three months.
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Apple's grip on the wearables industry has tightened in recent years.
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On Saturday, Israel tightened its border and barred South Korean travelers.
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We had it going at almost 22.1%, then the Fed tightened.
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We had it going at almost 4%, then the Fed tightened.
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Indeed, President Obama tightened border crossings and presided over historic deportations.
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Both tranches had tightened by 30bp to 40bp by Thursday afternoon.
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Mr. Trump has tightened restrictions on travel and trade with Cuba.
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Rozier tightened his grip, and Embiid slapped at the ball again.
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In November, it tightened its policy prohibiting microtargeting of political advertising.
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Regulations have tightened as cryptocurrencies such as have become more popular.
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Having a mortgage instantly means that the financial noose is tightened.
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran and sharply tightened them.
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The United States reimposed sanctions on Iran and sharply tightened them.
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Polls have tightened in multiple battleground states, including Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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Things would be much worse, unnecessarily, if policy tightened a lot.
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I gradually tightened my privacy settings across Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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Vietnam has tightened security around the capital ahead of the summit.
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JPMorgan said the findings arose from activities which had since been tightened.
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This isn't the first time YouTube has tightened restrictions regarding gun videos.
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Security tightened after the terrorist attacks on America on September 11th 2001.
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The discount also tightened to 99.75 from the 99.5 offered at launch.
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READ: Undercover in rebel-held Aleppo The noose tightened around Aleppo's neck.
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It also tightened its restrictions on accepting other materials, like scrap metal.
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I laughed at him, and he tightened his hold on my wrists.
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It has tightened its belt, budgeting nearly 2800% less spending this year.
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Campa-Najjar tightened the race by running a "country over party" message.
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Wage growth has picked up recently as the labour market has tightened.
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As the labour market has tightened, their wage growth has accelerated sharply.
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Policies and enforcement around the company's API have also been tightened up.
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They have adjusted policy, they have tightened policy as it was strengthening.
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Like the rest of Europe, Sweden has tightened its borders since 2015.
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The central bank has tightened by 125 basis points since July 2017.
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While the fiscal targets have been tightened, inflation targets have been loosened.
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Though polls have tightened, he trails nationally and in crucial battleground states.
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United also recently tightened its rules around bringing support animals on planes.
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In several battleground states, and nationally overall, the race has tightened considerably.
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Porozhanov said that border controls should be tightened to control the disease.
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Asian credit spreads tightened slightly after opening 1bp wider in the morning.
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Workers tightened handlebars, tested horns and other alert sounds, and checked headlights.
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McCormick watched her boyfriend's face turn red as the officer's chokehold tightened.
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Hyundai Capital's 2019s have tightened 4.5bp since issue, to Treasuries plus 78bp.
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"This has simply tightened the market," said JBC managing director David Wech.
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For months the regime has slowly tightened its grip on eastern Aleppo.
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Relations between Argentina and China tightened under former leftist leader Cristina Fernandez.
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Officials said officers tightened security checks in the area and closed roads.
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As I went down, I tightened my grip, inadvertently pinning the throttle.
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Nevada, Colorado and Arizona have all tightened requirements in recent years, too.
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Last week, Santos tightened border controls and heightened security in frontier towns.
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Along with other Nordic countries, Finland has recently tightened its immigration policies.
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In response, nations have erected fences, deployed troops and tightened border controls.
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Eye muscles can be tightened or loosened to help realign the eyes.
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He contemplated declaring bankruptcy, but instead tightened his belt and carried on.
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Security has also been tightened at dozens of fissile-material storage sites.
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And then—as its strange, melancholic buoyancy tightened its grip—for pleasure.
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The justices recently tightened the Lujan test in 2013's Clapper v.
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China sharply raised margin requirements and tightened position limits at the time.
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As the polls tightened, I fretted and doubled down on my duties.
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Security has also been tightened at all airports in Paris and London.
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Many central banks tightened monetary policy, as inflationary pressures started to emerge.
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History has shown that when immigration policy is tightened, we all lose.
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After Saturday's game, Cespedes told Collins that his quadriceps had tightened up.
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Nate Yeah, obviously this is only interesting if the race tightened considerably.
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As President, though, Trump also has tightened some rules governing legal immigration.
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Instead of relaxing restrictions to allow critical voices, Ethiopia has tightened them.
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Unplanned supply disruptions from Libya to Venezuela have further tightened the market.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan IG index tightened 3bp to 68bp/69bp.
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The race tightened at the last minute nonetheless, as such races do.
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It was not the first time the agency had tightened opioid labels.
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Since then, airports in Europe have tightened hiring and other security procedures.
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The police department said it tightened its Taser policy after the incident.
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They have since rallied to Treasuries plus 111bp, having tightened 1bp today.
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Homebuilders have also felt the pinch as Beijing tightened up financing channels.
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Halep tightened the squeeze in the fourth game of the second set.
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Early this year, the government tightened regulations on the practice of religion.
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My stomach tightened, anticipating what a man might preamble with those words.
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When Connecticut tightened handgun laws, gun homicides there fell by 40 percent.
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I get back into position ready for my next launch — laces tightened.
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Security has been tightened and troops have rushed to potential hot spots.
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In Saudi Arabia, Prince Mohammed's grip on power tightened further on Monday.
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The spread over Germany tightened to 205 bps from Tuesday's 227 bps.
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But the Chinese government tightened the spigot of money that was available.
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The legislature tightened boxing regulations in the state but never banned it.
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The race has tightened significantly since the tracking poll began last month.
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New World China Land's US$600m new issue tightened to T+235bp.
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They were relaxed as reforms took place and tightened when repression increased.
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The race has significantly tightened with Estes only trailing by 703 votes.
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"Belts are getting tightened," said Gene Munster, managing partner at Loup Ventures.
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Under international pressure the coalition lifted the blockade, but tightened ship inspections.
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Several thousand are stuck in Bosnia after neighboring Croatia tightened its borders.
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The 2016 Race The presidential race has tightened over the last week.
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The Trump administration has tightened social media and other communications from agencies.
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The security clearance process for White House staff needs to be tightened.
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Since the 2014 protests, China has tightened its grip over Hong Kong.
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SARA EISEN: Do you feel that you tightened too much last year?
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My stomach tightened, my body felt weak, tears welled in my eyes.
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His administration already has tightened eligibility guidelines for the food assistance program.
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"As a consequence, U.K. and global financial conditions have tightened," it added.
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I really wanted TAUTENED to be TIGHTENED; it's more in-the-language.
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By Thursday evening, the margin between Scott and Nelson had tightened to .
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But in the final days of the presidential race, polling has tightened.
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A pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns by the Cougars tightened the margin.
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About a third of the 69 institutions surveyed, however, said they had "tightened somewhat" the standards for commercial real estate construction and land development loans, and close to a fifth had tightened standards on loans secured by multifamily properties.
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As the Depression tightened its hold, worries grew in the small white house.
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Since then, five more women have come forward, and the race has tightened.
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The party has also tightened its grip over academic freedom on university campuses.
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She tightened visa requirements and insisted on counting students as long-term migrants.
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The labour market has tightened, allowing wages to rise and profits to fall.
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For EM, growth prospects have marginally worsened, as financial conditions have generally tightened.
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Barra also said GM tightened its belt last year, helping to boost earnings.
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Second, the U.N. Security Council tightened sanctions against Pyongyang in August and September.
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CLS Bank International, which tightened the rules on which business methods are patentable.
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It also tightened restrictions on the use of housing deadlines to manipulate commitments.
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Officials said officers had tightened checks across the area and shut off roads.
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Also hurting engineers was weak global industrial demand, which tightened clients' purse strings.
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But U.S. President Donald Trump last year tightened travel and trade restrictions again.
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Attacks fell sharply after ship owners tightened security and avoided the Somali coast.
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Authorities in Shanghai tightened mortgage downpayment requirements for second-home purchases last week.
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Wherever investment income is needed to meet current expenses, belts must be tightened.
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That has got harder recently, as the Home Office has tightened immigration rules.
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It allowed the territory to drop contentious laws, then quietly tightened its grip.
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In the race's final weeks, money poured into the state as polls tightened.
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I tightened the straps on both sides of the goggles and buckled in.
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The last time the capital control rule was tightened was in January 2013.
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Security for the parade tightened in the aftermath of the attack on Pulse.
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We'll marry with delivery guys as these processes get tightened up and improved.
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The iTraxx Asia IG index tightened marginally and was indicated at 84bp/7.101.25bp.
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HLOGA enhanced lobbying disclosure requirements, banned lobbying "gifts," and tightened revolving-door rules.
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The regulator intensified oversight and tightened standards, including capital-adequacy and liquidity requirements.
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As the stock gears up to report Wednesday, that range has predictably tightened.
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In the southwest, Algeria has significantly tightened border security to contain Libya's violence.
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However, that agreement broke down and in March the army tightened its blockade.
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Astori gave no details on how and when monetary policy would be tightened.
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Her body tightened closer together, tighter than Jolene thought she could bend inward.
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Rules on lending, reserves and capital have all been tightened since the crisis.
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After the measles outbreak, California tightened vaccine requirements, eliminating personal and religious exemptions.
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U.S. sanctions against OPEC members Iran and Venezuela have also tightened the market.
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From a polling perspective, the race has tightened over the last three weeks.
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The OPEC cuts and sanctions have also tightened supply within the United States.
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Instead of banning Huawei outright, regulators have tightened rules on all network vendors.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade index tightened 2101.3bp to 21.5bp/22021bp.
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The Italy/Germany 10-year govt bond yield spread tightened to 289 bps.
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The number has dropped to around 5,500 this year following tightened immigration policies.
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Mr Turnbull began the campaign with a hefty lead, but polls have tightened.
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Since 19983, the two cities have tightened restrictions on access to local schools.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade index tightened 27.9bp to 22021bp/24bp.
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When one country tightened the rules, the trade in babies moved somewhere laxer.
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"My throat tightened as I started to remember my own experiences," she continued.
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"We have laws here that definitely need to be tightened up," he said.
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Chavan appointed a new municipal commissioner, who tightened the rules around exempted spaces.
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He has tightened his swing by bringing his hands in toward his body.
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That's because the relationship between presidential and down-ballot vote choice has tightened.
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On Saturday, the police tightened security around Tiananmen Square, The Associated Press reported.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California legislators on Thursday tightened rules requiring Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.
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As potential threats to his rule were eliminated, Mr. Castro tightened his grip.
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The government tightened campaign finance laws in 2007 following a contentious presidential race.
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The pair will be in New Hampshire, where polls have tightened between Mrs.
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Bangkok has also tightened regulations and imposed limitations on the catch, Adisorn said.
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The blast was in defiance of U.N. sanctions that were tightened in March.
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Security had been tightened in Ankara and Istanbul, and anxiety was running high.
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Informed consent requirements were strengthened and reporting requirements for side effects were tightened.
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Chongqing Nan'an Urban Construction's 2026s were flat, but have tightened 55bp since pricing.
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Since then, the race has tightened nationwide, and in North Carolina as well.
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The spread over German debt tightened to 194 bps, from Tuesday's 227 bps.
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Others, like Canada and the U.S., have tightened travel restrictions for their residents.
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That just tightened me up and made me really cautious on the ice.
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The tightened grip mirrors a similar clampdown by the Communist Party in China.
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Financial conditions have tightened, but remain well below levels seen late last year.
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In 250, Congress overhauled and tightened financial regulation with the Dodd-Frank Act.
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Now, workers are fighting to restore some of the benefits Mr. Brown tightened.
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The government tightened campaign finance laws in 9843 following a contentious presidential race.
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In the last couple of days, security near the bomb sites has tightened.
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When authorities tightened the Arizona border as well, migrant traffic shifted to Texas.
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What changed in the 1990s, he said, is that the labor market tightened.
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The city has also phased out seesaws, because of tightened federal safety guidelines.
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In response, Beijing tightened its already considerable limits on money leaving the country.
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Polls had tightened in the presidential race between Trump and Clinton, and Sen.
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While demand rose, available supply in Angola and Australia tightened slightly, traders said.
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He kept the bolts of our life together tightened, until he didn't anymore.
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In the past two decades, Washington has repeatedly tightened sanctions against North Korea.
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After a dominant first set marked by Djokovic's strong serving, the contest tightened.
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Officials tightened the already small number of people who could access that information.
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The management board stands by its statement that belts need to be tightened.
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Authorities in Shanghai tightened mortgage downpayment requirements for second-home purchases on Friday.
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But when the sanctions were tightened, he froze many activities in the country.
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The Fed tightened again after that, and sparked another recession in July 23.
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Two hand-tightened screws then went in on each end, no screwdriver necessary.
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Support for him dipped after he tightened the state's gun restrictions in April.
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For example, we know that the race has tightened significantly since mid-October.
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Zinc, meanwhile, bucked the trend with gains on the back of tightened inventory levels.
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He said business rules have tightened and that his company has adhered to them.
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Supplies have also been tightened by U.S. sanctions on OPEC members Venezuela and Iran.
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Anti-money-laundering rules in the European Union have been tightened once this year.
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In 2016 the firm tightened things up, but getting the balance right is hard.
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But tightened security had been put in place for those calls ahead of time.
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For much of the 20th century the state steadily tightened its grip on universities.
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Sweden has since tightened its borders and asylum numbers have slowed to a trickle.
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" This infuriated him, according to the suit, and he "tightened his grip on her.
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It slashed tariffs, tightened intellectual-property rights and opened up South Korea's services market.
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First he tightened the credit terms offered to his ad hoc salesforce of seafarers.
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U.S. sanctions on OPEC members Venezuela and Iran have also tightened global crude supply.
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Venezuelan supply was already in long-term decline before Washington tightened sanctions this year.
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To Mrs May's discomfort those rules tightened further a few days before her visit.
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Since then, banks have tightened lending standards and shifted credit to better-off borrowers.
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Amid espionage fears, visa rules for Chinese students of science and technology have tightened.
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Both inflation and growth tend to be higher when monetary policy is being tightened.
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They determined decreased competition, tightened corporate governance, and short-term pressures are in play.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade CDS index tightened 3bp to 70bp/71bp.
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But then the race tightened and is a nail-biter in the final hours.
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New York state tightened its laws after Sandy Hook, in effect banning assault weapons.
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Downside could result from further deterioration in liquidity, which has tightened since end-1H15.
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A moderate share of banks said they had tightened standards on credit card loans.
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For the most part, those tightened margins come from a more unified Republican Party.
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A series of surveys show the race has tightened over the past few weeks.
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Refugee numbers have since dropped, and Mrs Merkel has tightened policy in many ways.
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Sweden has tightened control of its borders in recent years and restricted immigration practices.
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That tightened space in the rap landscape was the perfect breeding ground for competition.
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In response, Finland has tightened cooperation with Sweden and fostered closer ties with NATO.
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Sharing on social media about the tightened political situation coalesced around the hashtag #Ugandadecides.
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They raised rates too soon, too often, & tightened, while others did just the opposite.
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After strong stimulus previously, the government seems to have suddenly tightened the liquidity tap.
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Cramer has changed his posture to be more defensive ever since the Fed tightened.
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Weak inflation and a sell-off of global equities have tightened financial market conditions.
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Interest expenses have also risen as banks have tightened credit to the agricultural sector.
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Earlier this year, China issued new rules that tightened restrictions on foreign online publishers.
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Corporates have tightened a lot, but bank spreads have rallied more, especially subordinated spreads.
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Another recent Philippine issue, BDO Unibank's 2023 bonds, tightened 1bp to Treasuries plus 115bp.
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Meanwhile, U.S. sanctions against Venezuela as well as Iran have further tightened oil markets.
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Russian belts have tightened further because of sanctions imposed after Mr Putin attacked Ukraine.
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Chinese IG credits tightened 255.578bp-257.72bp from yesterday's wides, said a Singapore-based trader.
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The private sector has also reported that access to foreign currency has been tightened.
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There were two bows in the case, and Phoebe tightened one and started tuning.
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Trump tightened sanctions on Iran in May to try to scuttle its oil exports.
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Though no cause and effect can be proved, the race tightened after Comey's disclosure.
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Last year, Congress passed legislation in overwhelming numbers directing that export controls be tightened.
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The closely watched Italy/Germany 10-year bond yield spread tightened to 267 bps.
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Spread on its 2022 tranche tightened the most to 20143bp from 100bp over Treasuries.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment grade CDS index tightened 1.8bp to 82.0bp/83.5bp.
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The New York Harbor gasoline market tightened significantly on the Colonial news, traders said.
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Sanctions on fuel have been tightened, making it more scarce and expensive, Abdi added.
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It has also been boosted by rising expectations that monetary policy could be tightened.
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Average premia on emerging sovereign dollar bonds tightened six basis points to 4.841 bps.
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There has been one mass shooting in the country since the laws were tightened.
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Clinton even as Barack Obama tightened his grip on the nomination and the party.
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They can be tightened to become more punitive or loosened to become more accommodating.
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But as the clock bled away and both teams tightened up, Villanova held on.
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Pakistan has since tightened business visa rules for Chinese nationals and vowed improved security.
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As the therapist moved on to my legs, I instinctively tightened around the shoulders.
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Because of the tense security situation, Munich's Oktoberfest started on Saturday under tightened security.
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Trump has tightened economic sanctions against Iran, aimed at forcing its leaders into negotiations.
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Against this backdrop, yield spreads between peripheral bonds and top-rated Germany have tightened.
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In Ohio, where polls once showed Mr. Trump leading, the race has tightened recently.
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He has tightened the circle of decision makers and public voices at the Pentagon.
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The "Uncle Vanya" elements have been tightened around the central quadrangle of unrequited love.
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When Connecticut tightened licensing laws in 1995, firearm homicide rates dropped by 40 percent.
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In response to the attack, security was tightened at mosques around the United States.
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By considering polygons with even more sides, later mathematicians tightened the vise even further.
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To enforce this, they have tightened scrutiny over large currency transactions leaving the country.
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Tightened European Union land borders, for example, led more refugees to travel by boats.
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In the 50 years since then, courts have further tightened the requirements for denaturalization.
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But as she has tightened her grip on power, fundamental rights have been eroded.
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You're still alive but you've tightened up, you have so many restrictions and rules.
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In recent years, though, the Defense Department has tightened its vetting of immigrant recruits.
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Over the last couple of years as base rates went up spreads gradually tightened.
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They tied rope around the testicles of the men and they tightened that rope.
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In fact, interest charges for "subprime" households actually rose as banks tightened lending standards.
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White said he would be unhappy if the I.A.A.F. tightened its shoe regulation policies.
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Austria recently tightened measures to deter domestic companies from contracting low-cost European laborers.
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Throughout a course of jumping jacks and situps, the knot in my stomach tightened.
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The order also tightened rules on granting H-1B visas to skilled foreign workers.
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Restrictions were also tightened on Syrian pound withdrawals in a bid to curb dollarization.
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Why it matters: Health insurance companies have tightened their oligopoly hold on specialty pharmacies.
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Then the other teams tightened up their defenses, and all the scoring dried up.
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Interest rates had risen to around 14 percent, discouraging investment, and banks tightened credit.
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Pros: Durable coated cable and long, comfortable handlesCons: The screws may not stay tightened
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Under Trump, administration officials have tightened the regulations that govern the H-1B program.
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But after lining out in the fifth inning, d'Arnaud said, the wrist tightened up.
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The Spurs tightened up their execution to gain a 39-35 headed into halftime.
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In renewing the GACS scheme, Italy tightened the rules to increase protection for investors.
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As Election Day approached, many opinion polls tightened, jangling nerves among Mr. Johnson's team.
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And his government tightened the sedition law to ban discussion of sensitive communal issues.
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Korean CDS had slipped 10bp to 66bp on Friday, but tightened to 62bp today.
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The hamstring tightened as he slid into second base on a unsuccessful steal attempt.
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This year, Germany tightened its antiterrorism laws in an effort to head off attacks.
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We've tightened ours, and expect that that's what other banks should be doing too.
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The Treasury Department has tightened the review process for Chinese investment in critical technologies.
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Under pressure from victims' families, industry officials finally tightened the standard earlier this year.
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Authorities have tightened monitoring of foreign exchange transactions out of concern over capital outflows.
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She was an advocate of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act that tightened bank oversight.
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Memphis tightened down defensively in the second half, creeping closer in the fourth quarter.
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Restrictions were also tightened on Syrian pound withdrawals in a bid to curb dollarization.
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Mr. Tillerson expressed opposition to the sanctions, before they were tightened in late 2014.
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These rules were tightened in 2003, requiring more slowdowns, with additional tightening in 2008.
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When the government tightened the supply of painkillers, Patrick sought out heroin and fentanyl.
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The poll is the latest sign that the race has tightened in recent weeks.
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Other changes tightened rules that govern record-keeping and the equipment used in mammography.
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In fact, growth quickened and the labor market tightened — which means deficits should've fallen.
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But in recent weeks, Mr. Sanders's populist message began to take hold and polls tightened.
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But either enforcement had tightened since her last visit, or she had just been lucky.
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But then again transparency is probably the best way to ensure that procedures are tightened.
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Birdies at 12, 13, 15 and 16 electrified the galleries and tightened up the leaderboard.
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Amazon raised wages to $15 an hour in late 2018, as the labour market tightened.
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The deficit target was 3.2 percent of GDP before Dujovne tightened it to 2.7 percent.
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The NFL tightened its safety rules, but the game is still a risky contact sport.
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That cycle was now reversing as supply has tightened up, driving up prices, he added.
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Peru only tightened entry requirements on Venezuelan migrants, leaving its policies regarding asylum-seekers unchanged.
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As supply outages and production cuts increased, crude rallied and spreads tightened significantly in May.
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Carlyle, which printed a European deal earlier in April, tightened its Triple As to 145bp.
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The Fed tightened monetary policy for the first time in nearly a decade last month.
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O) Google, tightened revenue-sharing policies last year after advertisers including Procter & Gamble Co (PG.
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But questions over whether restrictions will be tightened continues to create challenges for the company.
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Now the oil price is creeping back up, which means purse-strings may be tightened.
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This month, Singapore's central bank tightened monetary policy for the first time in six years.
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Global supply has also been tightened by U.S. sanctions on OPEC members Venezuela and Iran.
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Concerned about frothiness in the bond market, the central bank recently tightened short-term liquidity.
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He suggested the timing may be a reflection of how much the market has tightened.
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Capital controls, progressively tightened over the past two years, have trapped cash in the country.
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Security was tightened after a terrorist attack on a Jewish museum in Brussels in 2014.
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But American sanctions were tightened sharply in April under Mr Trump's policy of "maximum pressure".
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Geely's new 5-year has tightened 4bp to Treasuries plus 136bp on the bid side.
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Some members of Congress believe the reins need to be tightened on the delegated authority.
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Global supply has been tightened further by U.S. sanctions on OPEC members Venezuela and Iran.
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Yields on the Philippines 2041s tightened 1bp, while those on Kexim's green bonds widened 1bp.
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Ives, who has consistently trailed Rauner in the polls, tightened the race in recent weeks.
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Yet as labour markets have tightened—unemployment was 4.3% in July—inflation has remained quiescent.
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"I stifled and I restricted, and I tightened, and I coiled for years," he says.
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When oil prices fell in 2014, Russia's government realised that belts needed to be tightened.
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Obama and others have tried to mobilize voters for Clinton recently as the race tightened.
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But as this race has tightened, political pundits are now calling it a toss-up.
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In the last year, China has tightened its grip on certain corners of the internet.
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The move comes after it tightened recommendations for banks to limit the size of mortgages.
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But the race has tightened: In February, when candidates including Jeb Bush and Florida Sen.
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It also said checks and balances in the system had been tightened in recent years.
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It also tightened reporting requirements for non-resident holdings of debt securities issued in Thailand.
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Lending standards on bank loans to big firms have tightened, according to the Federal Reserve.
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As it sold dollars for rupees, cash conditions domestically have tightened and yields have jumped.
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Lending standards have tightened significantly since then, but borrowers are clearly much more risk averse.
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PiS has also tightened rules around other democratic pillars the media and non-governmental groups.
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Against this backdrop of tightened mortgage credit, programs like Homewise appear all the more striking.
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In 2016, California passed the Desalination Amendment, which tightened regulations for intake and brine disposal.
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His underdog comment comes as polls in several states have tightened, including Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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China has sharply tightened existing capital restrictions, ramped up fiscal spending and eased regulatory policies.
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Subsequently the law and the criminal code has been tightened to deal with specific issues.
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The EPA recently tightened air quality standards for ozone, particulate matter (PM) and sulfur dioxide.
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The race has tightened and polls now have the odds at less than 22019 percent.
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Life has become much tougher for refugees since the government tightened its rules last year.
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One can argue whether individual central banks should have tightened monetary policy earlier or later.
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The drop in exports has tightened the market, supported prices and deeply reduced Iran's revenue.
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Sumitomo Corp, one of Japan's biggest trading houses, tightened its policies on coal this month.
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Trump tightened sanctions on Iran in May to try to choke off its oil exports.
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But the race has tightened in recent days, according to the RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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" He narrowed his eyes, his face tightened and he continued, "We're gonna kill the rattlesnakes.
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India's move this month tightened New Delhi's grasp over the country's only Muslim-majority region.
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When he refused, they tightened a belt around his neck, but he would not yield.
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Her left-leaning government tightened environmental rules to encourage other Canadians to accept the pipelines.
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But as public attention grew, the government quickly tightened the net around the young protesters.
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In the photos, their skin is tightened against their bones and their eyes are sunken.
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The global oil market has tightened, allowing geopolitical risks to carry a super-sized impact.
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Unsurprisingly, many households tightened their belts and had to cut spending on candy and costumes:
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Ms. Wang soon became feverish, her throat tightened and she began breaking out in hives.
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The Democrat conceded on election night before walking back his concession as vote totals tightened.
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Evidence shows that current levels are still not sufficiently safe and need to be tightened.
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"Just tightened up, that's all," Irving told reporters after a 210-point, 21-assist performance.
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The Reserve Bank of India tightened guidelines for banks to resolve bad assets in February.
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Glaxo has also tightened oversight of expenses and cash advances, areas central to the case.
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Beijing has recently tightened developer financing channels, especially through trust loans and offshore dollar bonds.
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And it has tightened again this month, closing Monday valued at $0003 per tonne backwardation.
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The wires are tightened across your teeth in order to create pressure against your gums.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela's state oil firm PDVSA have also tightened global supplies.
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The interior ministry, investigating the clash, said it would ensure that security measures were tightened.
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Korea Southern Power's new three-year bonds, priced yesterday, tightened 6bp to Treasuries plus 43bp.
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They tightened the chains around my ankles and my wrists; afterwards, I started to bleed.
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This is the second time the Trump administration has tightened U.S. travel restrictions on Cuba.
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As I opened my eyes, my stomach churned, my head spun, and my throat tightened.
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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser promised tightened security ahead of the controversial rally, USA Today reports.
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As such, controls were tightened to prevent the material from being taken out of town.
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Her body tightened in painful contractions, to the point that she doubled over in pain.
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He opened with a raunchy joke about oral sex, and the room immediately tightened up.
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Since coming to power in 2012, Mr. Xi has significantly tightened control of the internet.
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When he first told me the story, his voice tightened, and he began to cry.
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But her flight and many others were canceled without notice after Peru tightened travel restrictions.
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Because Colombia tightened border restrictions in February, many Venezuelans entering the country now are undocumented.
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"We will see that internal risk controls are tightened in financial institutions," Mr. Li said.
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One electronic product I was involved in had a screw that was not tightened sufficiently.
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But as cases of abuse were revealed, Asian countries tightened regulations to protect their workers.
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Just as Mr. Chávez had done in Venezuela, Mr. Correa tightened the reins in Ecuador.
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He was stuttering, his balance was off and the corner of his mouth had tightened.
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The second half was a different story, as the Rams tightened and Dallas's offense disappeared.
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Even the dollar/yen basis has tightened by around 100 basis points in a week.
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The Brewers tightened the game on Yasmani Grandal's two-run homer in the eighth inning.
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Many banks have also tightened lending standards for American buyers in particular, Ms. Vere said.
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I tightened my grip on Sherman's rope, but oddly, he wasn't the least bit startled.
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Mr. Tillerson tightened the purse strings to signal displeasure with Mr. Sisi for several reasons.
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Polls have tightened in the last week, and a Clinton victory is far from assured.
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He "tightened his grip" on her arm and "continued to drag her," the suit said.
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If anything, the physical standards were tightened up, and it was geared strictly at me.
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The race has tightened since August, when Clinton had a 2023-point lead over Trump.
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It has tightened its grip on the company by appointing two-thirds of its board.
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Additionally, the company closed its social media accounts and tightened age verification for online sales.
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It led to an economic tailspin that only tightened those adversaries' grip on what remained.
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And most of these entered the country before entry procedures were tightened following 2628/28500.
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"His groin tightened up on him so we took him for precautionary reasons," said Baker.
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But combine them and things tightened, a constriction Edgar felt in his sensitive, divining throat.
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Canadian governments have already tightened mortgage regulations five times since 2008 to cool the boom.
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Since first becoming a shareholder in 2015, Vivendi has increasingly tightened its grip on TIM.
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And because of tightened eligibility rules, they were joined not by marginal candidates like Rep.
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Even when the Great Depression tightened its grip in the early 21946s, Garland pushed ahead.
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"Because every time I said no, he tightened his hold around me," the woman replied.
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Ankara tightened restrictions after the imposition of emergency rule following an attempted coup in 2016.
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ECB President Mario Draghi may also have to wait a long time before policy is tightened.
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"Look at how much things have tightened," said James Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Leuthold Group.
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Security was tightened in the neighborhood and bomb experts examined the house, the news agency said.
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Banks also tightened standards for commercial real estate, but not as much as in recent quarters.
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"Spreads should have tightened from the level reached at the end of last week," he said.
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Another contributor could be changes in state Medicaid IT systems that may have tightened verification procedures.
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My chest tightened from the inside and I couldn't breath―or I couldn't catch my breath.
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The bloc has since tightened its border controls and is toughening its stance on granting asylum.
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We knew about it before the game, that his back had tightened up a little bit.
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"With continued deterioration in agricultural credit conditions, bankers also further tightened credit standards," the report said.
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Had the court ruled the other way, governments would quickly have tightened EU visa law further.
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Investors focused on tightened supplies following OPEC production cuts and U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
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Her face tightened further as men and boys sprang into the dusty arena, opening the ceremony.
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Since President Donald Trump tightened sanctions on Iran, tensions have been rising in the Middle East.
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As the siege tightened, its dairy farmers slowly lost access to their customers in the capital.
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Beyond the OPEC cuts, U.S. sanctions on petroleum exports from Iran and Venezuela have tightened markets.
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In the wake of the recession, states tightened their budgets and cut money for public colleges.
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Separately, a spate of refinery outages in California has tightened fuel supplies, contributing to higher prices.
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Our defense has to pick it up a little more, everything has to be tightened down.
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The BJP subsequently tightened its grip on power, steamrolling to victory in a series of states.
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That's the sensation I felt when the shoe tightened — almost like a robot was hugging me.
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As the polls have tightened nationally, so Mr Trump's must-win states have drifted towards him.
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On the opposite side of the Rhine river German police also tightened border controls, officials said.
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Global supply has also been tightened further by U.S. sanctions on OPEC members Venezuela and Iran.
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He would have tightened them sooner, too, but had to await a change in the law.
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If rules were tightened, it believes, firms would forgo listing altogether for less pernickety private markets.
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Yet when it came to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, the numbers tightened, to 34%.
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The Chinese government also tightened its grip on the outflow of cash to purchase foreign property.
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The game tightened up midway through the second half as Baylor charged back within 183-43.
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As the labor market has tightened, employers are raising wages to find and keep good workers.
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The officer noted, however, that controls have been tightened and the number of cases was small.
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European officials accuse Greece of creating a "domino" of tightened borders along the path to Germany.
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Mario Draghi, the ECB's boss, did not give any hint that policy might be tightened soon.
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Xi Jinping tightened his grip on power in China by promoting allies to top government jobs.
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SLG has tightened its financial policies as it transitions to an investment-grade, unsecured borrowing strategy.
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They moved her eyes closer together with a distraction device that had to be tightened daily.
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Spreads tightened significantly between the end of November, when the OPEC accord was announced, and Feb.
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The Iran sanctions and OPEC cuts have already tightened supplies of medium and heavy sour crude.
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The London copper curve has in recent weeks tightened to levels not seen in a year.
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At the bottom rung of high grade, Triple B bonds have tightened nearly 100bp to 209bp.
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Sales of clothing were sluggish as Japanese consumers tightened their purse strings on slow wage growth.
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China has also tightened the use abroad of UnionPay cards, the government-supported payment card network.
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And as the Democratic race has tightened, open warfare has broken out between the Democratic opponents.
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It also tightened border controls with countries in the Balkans that migrants cross to reach Austria.
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Following a string of scandals among newly traded companies earlier this decade, the SFC tightened oversight.
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Regulators tightened China's financial borders to stop a flood of capital flowing out of the country.
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Germany tightened rules last year to fend off unwanted takeovers by Chinese investors in strategic assets.
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That came after Beijing had already tightened checks on currency conversions, delaying a number of deals.
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Baseball has lowered the mound, tightened the strike zone and shrunk the field to increase runs.
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China's domestic copper market tightened in early June, as surplus metal was moved into international storage.
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Steelmaking raw material prices went up on the back of rising steel prices and tightened production.
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As a mother, my stomach tightened up into a big tight ball and started flipping around.
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The company raised and also tightened its expected earnings per share to $7.28-$7.38 for 2016.
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Ultimately, that vote – which would have tightened gun rules for suspected terrorists – failed in the Senate.
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It also tightened requirements for who could get visas to those considered in the most danger.
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Fortunately, however, levels have dropped by about 80 percent since environmental regulations tightened during the 1970s.
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Four metropolitan authorities have tightened rules on home purchases amid the surge in local housing prices.
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"I bled for my race," he replied, as he tightened the red shoelaces on his boots.
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The race has tightened of late, and there's recent historical precedent for pollsters getting it wrong.
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Yet the French government tightened security at airports after the terrorist attacks in Paris last November.
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Since the outbreak China has tightened inspection of meat products at customs departments across the country.
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Crown Holdings tightened pricing on the dollar tranche once and pricing on the euro tranche twice.
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The UK is another notable jurisdiction that's tightened up P2P regulations amid concerns for retail investors.
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Home Capital had said it was continuing to originate mortgages but had tightened its lending criteria.
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Security at Charles de Gaulle Airport, from where the plane took off, has recently been tightened.
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Semafo had tightened security last year following attacks that killed three workers and five security officials.
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Companies like Dick's Sporting Goods stopped selling assault rifles, while Walmart also tightened their buying policies.
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The Italian/German bond yield gap has tightened 30 bps over the past two sessions alone.
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Horsham, Pennsylvania-based Toll tightened its forecast range for home deliveries for the year ending Oct.
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Many of the older protesters were placed in flexible handcuffs, which were not tightened, WHYY reported.
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Global oil supply has tightened with the OPEC-led production cuts that began in early 2017.
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It simply said that its standards had improved in recent years, as rules internationally had tightened.
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More than 60 other Christmas markets across the German capital reopened under tightened security on Wednesday.
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Until midafternoon Friday, American officials thought Mr. Erdogan had tightened his iron grip on his country.
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Top-tier centers including Shanghai and Shenzhen have already tightened conditions to calm their local markets.
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Many tech companies have tightened their terms of service in recent years to prohibit revenge porn.
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Because it is tightened or strained or protecting an injury, no blood flow can come in.
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U.S. sanctions on the oil industries of OPEC members Iran and Venezuela have also tightened supplies.
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Asian investment-grade CDS tightened 5bp to 139bp/141bp, while the region's main stock indices rose.
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Top-tier centres including Shanghai and Shenzhen have already tightened conditions to calm their local markets.
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"Things were tightened up once Putin took office," says Oliver Carroll, editor of the Moscow Times.
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In the interim, the Obama administration has tightened inversion rules in limited areas, drawing Republican criticism.
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The knot in my stomach tightened as I pushed the chicken and pilaf around my plate.
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He tightened the scarf, pulled the hat low and stood near the graveyard adjoining the cathedral.
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And the Obama administration tightened tax rules enough to make Pfizer's bid for Allergan financially unattractive.
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Security in Assam was tightened before the draft was released, in an effort to curb protests.
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At that time, stocks plummeted on fears the Federal Reserve had tightened monetary conditions too quickly.
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We tightened the security cordon around Mogadishu to curb the flow of fighters, weapons and explosives.
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SS: On the film that we have coming out in March, we tightened that window significantly.
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Alexander Hamilton and James Madison adjusted their black coats and tightened their ponytails, spray-painted gray.
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But as partisan tensions escalated, she eventually tightened control, allowing only amendments approved by the leadership.
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He never came, canceling his speech as pro-government security forces tightened cordons around the capital.
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It also tightened margin requirements and increased the capital that members must commit to absorb losses.
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The man entered the United States in 2014, years before the Trump administration tightened vetting procedures.
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It has progressively tightened the curbs, banning all non-essential activities until at least next Friday.
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Mr. Emanuel fired the police superintendent, and the rules for when officers can shoot were tightened.
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But the Republican opposing him, Ed Gillespie, has veered sharply right and tightened the race recently.
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Progressive US sanctions have tightened the vice, forcing the government to find alternative sources of revenue.
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Although Mizuho tightened its coal lending policies last year, they say it needs to do more.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday tightened restrictions and placed curbs on social life in Britain.
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Even as security measures have tightened at the festival, the guards searching our bags seem friendlier.
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The coronavirus will give new ammunition to those who want national border controls tightened or restored.
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II. Entering the City Over the next few days, Iraqi forces tightened their noose around Mosul.
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American sanctions on Iran were tightened sharply in April under Mr Trump's policy of "maximum pressure".
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What's changed since: Some states tightened their gun laws after Sandy Hook, while others loosened theirs.
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What do you get the savvy traveler who has their packing strategy tightened to a tee?
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Three years ago, New York tightened regulations meant to help keep African elephants from becoming extinct.
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Pricing tightened from initial guidance of around 1.55%, which was released when order books opened earlier.
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Jacksonville running back Leonard Fournette's 226-yard run on the next possession tightened the score again.
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Instead, Mr. Maduro appears to have tightened his grip on the country, jailing and threatening opponents.
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The mainland has tightened its screws on Taiwan since Tsai won the presidential election last year.
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In November, Google and Twitter tightened their rules around political advertising, setting Facebook apart for now.
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The bank last tightened policy in May, when it delivered its eighth rate increase since 2017.
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He described current monetary policy as tight, and said it would be tightened further if necessary.
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The STB significantly tightened its guidelines for mergers following a slew of deals in the 1990s.
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It showed the race tightened and that Johnson was likely to win only a modest majority.
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Ralph Northam, will defeat Republican Ed Gillespie, but the contest has tightened dramatically in recent days.
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Markit's Subordinated Financials CDS index touched 279.9bp in mid-February but has since tightened to 210.6bp.
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"Demand-supply conditions have tightened over the past year," said Robert Hogue, senior economist at RBC.
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In the 1980s, after Mr. Reagan's election, the link between population density and partisanship tightened further.
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The US Government Accountability Office has reported that regulations for GRAS products need to be tightened.
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The controls have been notably tightened since president Xi Jinping took office over three years ago.
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In addition, the European Union tightened its pollution standards for passenger cars and introduced stricter testing.
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Tillerson has made overhauling the department a top priority and tightened control by consolidating his authority.
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While the race has tightened in the final days, Ives is still trailing in the polls.
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The company marketed itself as a "clothing line offering wearable protection for when things go wrong," at which point by pulling on a string, the wearer tightened the "cut-resistant" waist strap locking them in with tightened thigh openings and scooping "skeletal structure" cage around their genitals.
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Even as Congress, cowed by the National Rifle Association's opposition, has refused to act to limit the danger of unexamined sales, 19 states, including Nevada, have tightened background checks on handgun sales and 13 states, including Nevada, have tightened them for handgun and long gun sales.
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But bank spreads have tightened only 39bp over the same period, coming in to 136bp from 175bp.
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Commercial banks have tightened their grip on lending as the number of non performing loans has risen.
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The reopening priced at 85bp over US Treasuries, but tightened 5bp to a quote of 80bp today.
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Alarmed by the dissent, Beijing's Communist Party leaders tightened control over the city, discouraging pro-democracy supporters.
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"When we tightened up on export control, others decided they couldn't rely on us anymore," says Vedda.
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Passport laws were also tightened in 2016 to make it more difficult to trade in Swedish passports.
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Yes, the race seems to have tightened since Clinton's peak in the early August post-convention period.
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Regulators have tightened rules around shared bikes and raised concerns too many bikes were hitting the streets.
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However, Ankara has since significantly tightened its 500-mile border, making the journey far tougher for militants.
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Egypt has this year raised customs tariffs on luxury goods, plugged customs loopholes, and tightened quality controls.
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Authorities tightened regulations on medical ads, which had been an important source of revenue for the company.
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The second time around, we just tightened it up and really made it feel like a collection.
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Organizers who planned after-parties tightened their belts, in line with Americans rationing sugar, coffee and meat.
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Tanzania has tightened regulatory oversight over commercial banks and other financial institutions over the past few years.
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Iranian supply posted the biggest decline as the U.S. tightened the screw on Iranian exports through sanctions.
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Together they worked to help those needing jobs and food as the Great Depression tightened its grip.
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Brent crude prices reached to their highest this year after the United States tightened sanctions on Iran.
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Several other cities, including Guangzhou, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Wuhan, have also tightened their policies on such institutions.
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Ethics rules should absolutely be tightened so that family members of politicians cannot profit from those connections.
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Fed members noted that financial conditions, which tightened sharply in the fourth quarter, loosened to start 2019.
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President Maithripala Sirisena's government has tightened fiscal and monetary policies as it faces balance-of-payments pressure.
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Beyond the OPEC cuts, U.S. sanctions on petroleum exports from Iran and Venezuela have also tightened markets.
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The economy started to tank not right after housing began to fall, but right after money tightened.
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Even as Connecticut and neighboring states tightened their rules, other states rejected new curbs on gun ownership.
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They have tightened home-loan assessments, and some have said they will sell their wealth-management businesses.
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Many have tightened requirements to accept only top scores, or nixed using them at all, he said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has pressured OPEC to raise output as Washington has tightened sanctions against Iran.
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Since 2011 guidelines about what can be shown on street billboards and magazine displays have been tightened.
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This comes as banks have tightened lending standards and are requiring producers to hedge against future volatility.
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Markit's Subordinated Financials CDS index touched 334bp around the same time but has since tightened to 210bp.
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However, the race has tightened as another opposition contender gained ground while the ruling party hopeful trailed.
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Kulagin and Shaw-Asquith tightened their grips on their weapons, eyes fixed on the wet white cloth.
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The reported massacres were a savage show of force as the coalition tightened its noose around Mosul.
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They tell me, "I know what Sam says," but it really seems like the polls have tightened.
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Last month, authorities tightened security in Bali after reports of a suspected militant plot on the island.
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The company's performance has improved over the past year after it tightened credit requirements and slashed costs.
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Amnesty International, which tightened the test for whether plaintiffs have constitutional standing to sue in federal court.
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Its cash pile may have grown in September as the polling gap between the two candidates tightened.
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China recently tightened curbs on outflows as its foreign exchange reserves fell to near six-year lows.
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The news of South Korea's proposed ban came as authorities tightened their grip on some cryptocurrency exchanges.
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Facebook tightened political ad rules in the European Union in March ahead of its elections this month.
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The iTraxx Asia investment-grade index tightened by less than 2500bp and was indicated at 25.25bp/230bp.
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But the market has tightened much more quickly than seemed probable at the end of last year.
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Japan—which is not in the club, but is closely allied to America—has tightened its rules.
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The dispute worsened this month when Japan tightened export controls on high-tech materials to South Korea.
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The Fed's focus has tightened credit-lending standards significantly the past six to eight months, he added.
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When Takanobu Ito replaced Fukui as CEO in 22003, he further tightened control over the design phase.
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Although the polls have tightened in recent days, most still suggest the Conservatives are heading for victory.
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In the last several weeks, Chinese authorities have tightened regulation on financial markets, keeping stocks under pressure.
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Norway too has tightened legislation to deter asylum seekers, creating some of the toughest regulations in Europe.
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The loose privacy policies that allowed Kogan to collect so much data had been tightened years before.
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U.S. regulators have tightened the noose on companies' accounting and corporate practices since the 2009 financial crisis.
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However, the government tightened enforcement of capital outflows in 5003 to contain downward pressure on the renminbi.
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The value of the unit plunged last year as authorities globally tightened their regulation on the market.
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Venture capitalists have already tightened purse strings as ripples from China's economic slowdown lap around the world.
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Markets have been further tightened by U.S. sanctions against oil exports from OPEC members Iran and Venezuela.
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The 2015 outbreak also sent U.S. egg prices to record highs and tightened supplies of turkey meat.
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Last year, China's legislature passed a controversial national security law which tightened government control over the internet.
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The United Nations tightened sanctions on North Korea in March in response to the test in January.
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From Japan to El Salvador, lawmakers have either tightened their existing caps or slapped on fresh ones.
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As the race tightened, Gillespie increasingly had to chain himself to Trump and appeal to Stewart's supporters.
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Yet when it came to streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu, the numbers tightened, to 34%.
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Since Comey's letter, the race between Clinton and Trump has tightened in both national and state polls.
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Rick Scott signed legislation that tightened gun control and allowed some teachers to carry weapons on campus.
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In sum, the FCC's Declaratory Ruling tightened the restrictions on businesses in communicating with customers and consumers.
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It tightened its revenue forecast to $52.4 billion to $53.1 billion, from $52 billion to $54 billion.
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He recently tightened his grip on the media company by nominating his son Yannick to the board.
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But European rules restricting "state aid" for companies have been tightened recently, making the task much harder.
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Mets OF Yoenis Cespedes was forced to leave Saturday's contest when his troublesome quadriceps tightened up. 3.
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Clinton has called for tightened restrictions on guns, but not for abolishing the right to own them.
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CK Hutchison's 299.5s tightened 2bp to Treasuries plus 90bp, taking it back to its spread at issue.
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Wuxi Construction and Development's 2019 bonds have tightened 3bp since issue and now yield 237bp over Treasuries.
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In fact, in the years following Sandy Hook, more states loosened gun buying restrictions than tightened them.
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Since first becoming a TIM shareholder in 2015, Vivendi has increasingly tightened its grip on the company.
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Even with gas prices at multi-year lows, falling real median incomes have further tightened purse strings.
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The spread has tightened sharply since the start of the year, when it was at 164 bps.
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While the Senate races in Arizona and North Dakota have tightened, the race in Missouri between Sen.
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The value of the unit plunged last year as global authorities tightened their regulation of the market.
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Border crossings could now be tightened, and pressure could increase for unification, prompting instability in both places.
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When, at the end of our call, she summoned me home, a knot tightened in my gut.
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China eventually dropped its quotas but has since only tightened its control of the rare earth market.
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UBS Chief China Economist Wang Tao said it was time the government tightened credit conditions for homebuyers.
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Following a furious boom, China has tightened regulatory controls over its massive property market since mid-2016.
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However, vote reports after election night tightened the margin significantly and eventually put Cox in the lead.
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Second, the United States would become increasingly isolated as Mr. Trump tightened rules on trade and immigration.
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The Dallas Police Department has tightened security after receiving an anonymous threat, according to The Associated Press.
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The typically close relationship between the US government and defense contractors has tightened during the Trump administration.
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Ten of them resigned or were expelled in connection with bribery and rules governing bids were tightened.
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Following that, the Reserve Bank of India tightened guidelines for banks to resolve bad assets in February.
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Syracuse University has tightened security after a racist manifesto appeared on a campus forum early Tuesday morning.
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The United States has tightened financial sanctions against Hezbollah, part of its wider effort to counter Iran.
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Sunday's attack on the Pirelli van took place after security had supposedly been tightened at the track.
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And let&aposs face it, they could&aposve tightened the asylum process and expedited the deportation hearings.
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He started the race trailing Northam in every poll, but the polls have tightened in recent weeks.
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Also investigate apps that had access to large amounts of data before Facebook tightened guidelines in 2014.
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I think that the rules need to be tightened, making it harder for people to obtain guns.
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Washington has since tightened sanctions to block Iran's oil exports and other benefits accruing from the deal.
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Pelfrey was taken out after five innings in his start on Sunday when his back tightened up.
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"You should know that the world outside my door has tightened its womb for you," He sings.
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Even before the attack, Germany had tightened laws to register and share data about newly arriving refugees.
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China has tightened rules on moving capital outside the country in recent months to support the yuan.
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This last-minute decision tightened up our budget, and it also made paying our $1,200 mortgage difficult.
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It was tightened to just 22014-9 miles (9-15 km) from the coast in recent years.
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"Trump has support for demanding due process but people also want these laws tightened further," Penn said.
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Regulators in Europe and the United States have tightened standards for carbon dioxide emissions in recent years.
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The government also tightened laws to keep errant company backers from trying to win back their companies.
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The drop in purchasing power likely stems from tightened regulations in China with regards to capital outflow.
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Security in the state was tightened before the draft was released, in an effort to curb protests.
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That tightened up a previous request by authorities for churches to limit crowds as much as possible.
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His successor, Donald Trump, maintained the loophole but tightened the broader sanctions, worsening the overall business climate.
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The government has tightened its control of the judiciary and imposed new restrictions on speech and demonstrations.
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In 2015, the government tightened the rules, and the number of people receiving investor visas dropped sharply.
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As the memory of that shooting faded and local budgets tightened, their ranks thinned in many places.
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President Aleksandar Vucic has only tightened his grip on the news media, law enforcement and the courts.
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The government appointed a new regional leader in 2016 who tightened controls and blanketed Xinjiang with surveillance.
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The country tightened its nationwide lockdown further by ordering all non-essential shops and services to close.
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He ran the generators and tightened the straps securing his houseboat as the storm's winds picked up.
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But Beijing's online controls have tightened in recent years, sometimes ensnaring even domestically run social media outlets.
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M. stocks and currencies have been more likely to perform well as the Fed tightened monetary policy.
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Also, the gaps in the folding mechanism have been tightened, so particles can't fall behind the screen.
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Tokyo tightened export restrictions on three chemical materials to South Korea in July, citing national security concerns.
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Security has been tightened outside the hotel as hotel guests, journalists and government officials thronged the lobby.
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While the race hasn't significantly tightened as a result of Comey's letter, voters' expectations have been altered.
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The band can be made of silicone and tightened by adding saline, and the effects are reversible.
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Infrastructure continued to decay and services tightened as a Republican Congress failed to either govern or care.
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The law tightened sentencing rules against offenders, while making it harder for them to contact their victims.
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Banks have tightened lending to contain their bad-loans portfolios at a time of slow economic growth.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade index also tightened overnight, at 77.2bp mid, around 3bp tighter.
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The government tightened water restrictions, and in my household we shaved our showers down to three minutes.
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Immigration laws were tightened after 1962, eventually putting an end to large-scale migration from the Commonwealth.
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And that's when he really tightened his grip and the more I fought, the angrier he got.
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The race has tightened since August, when Blunt led by 5 points, according to the Monmouth poll.
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Each of the last three bear markets started when a positive percentage of banks tightened lending standards.
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He then rattled off a list of spending rules that have been tightened over the past decade.
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The Security Council tightened sanctions after each test, as well as after a satellite launch in 2013.
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Indian bank ICICI's five-year notes gapped 3bp to Treasuries plus 137bp, while Korean bank CDS tightened.
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WFC tightened underwriting standards in auto, which contributed to the 3% decline on a linked-quarter basis.
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He tightened his grip by taking on executive powers at the end of January, when Luxottica LUX.
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Unless that gets tightened up, I worry the good companies will find themselves overwhelmed by the bad.
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Limits on abusive tactics were tightened by Congress in 2005, then banned by President Obama in 2009.
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Recently the central government has also tightened scrutiny over tax matters of independent refiners, known as teapots.
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The government and regulators have tightened mortgage lending rules repeatedly in a bid to curb risky lending.
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Trading volumes have dwindled since 2005, when the government tightened restrictions on soliciting business from individual investors.
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In fact, after Obama announced the re-establishment of relations with in December 22019, he tightened it.
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Meanwhile, White House communication with the Hill has tightened over the past week, according to people involved.
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The central bank has tightened rates twice since December to ease the pressure on a fragile rupee.
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An unplanned outage at a gasoline unit at Statoil's Mongstad refinery in Norway further tightened European supplies.
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The government has already tightened immigration policies in the past few years, along with other Nordic states.
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Following the September 11 attacks in 2001, the police department tightened security in Times Square even more.
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No MDF or veneers are used and all the pieces interlock, requiring just two hand-tightened screws.
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For example, it has tightened regulations on some forms of mobile payment, like those operated by Alibaba.
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On the days when I spotted it, my jaw tightened while my hands gripped the steering wheel.
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The reasons are familiar: a less welcoming environment, tightened visa rules, competition from other countries for students.
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Economists and other experts say that's the result of tightened immigration policies and an improved Mexican economy.
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President Maduro, meanwhile, has only tightened his grip on power, sending more people streaming over Venezuela's borders.
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The race for the overall title tightened a bit because of Gut's victory, her fifth of the season.
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Middle East travel demand has slowed in recent years as budgets tightened under pressure of low oil prices.
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That&aposs why - that&aposs another reason why we need to have its parameters tightened in the future.
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In response, the Drug Enforcement Agency and a number of state legislatures have tightened restrictions on opioid prescribing.
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Stocks of refined products have tightened, especially for middle distillates such as U.S. heating oil and European gasoil.
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In 1998 the EPA tightened its standards on disinfectants, many of which can have their own toxic byproducts.
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Mr Salvini has slashed funding for reception centres, and tightened the criteria for migrants being granted protected status.
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The latest law has tightened previous legislation and expands the scope of the expression 'hijacking' to include threats.
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Russia annexed the peninsula from Ukraine nearly five years ago and has since tightened its grip on it.
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I do think that, you know, we have to take into account that financial market conditions have tightened.
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As the judges described the siege of Sarajevo, Karadzic looked pained and his face tightened into a grimace.
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One outperformer was BOC Aviation's 10-year paper, which has tightened 11bp since issue to Treasuries plus 204bp.
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I'd flipped through before-and-after pictures of bellies tightened though health shakes, exercise videos, and body wraps.
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Refinery disruptions from key producers such as Venezuela and Mexico have also tightened the availability of fuel oil.
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Hit a few loose shots in the front but really kind've tightened it up as the round progressed.
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In recent years the party has tightened controls over journalists, lawyers and others it regards as potential troublemakers.
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This rewrite is striking for the extent to which existing conditions have been tightened and new ones introduced.
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To prevent it may require higher interest rates, but the central bank has so far tightened only tentatively.
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President Xi Jinping has tightened restrictions on online speech as well as the press, which is heavily censored.
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Both countries have tightened asylum rules to stem the flow and force other countries to share the burden.
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In 2009, after the rules were tightened, eight female lawmakers quit within a week of being sworn in.
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But when the soldier took away our passports and press cards to inspect them closely, my stomach tightened.
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But starting in late 2015, France, Austria and Switzerland tightened border controls, causing a build-up in Italy.
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Meanwhile, users may be concerned that Reddit's policy views could be tightened as it cosies up to Tencent.
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But the Grizzlies tightened up their defense in the fourth quarter, limiting the Knicks to 33.3 percent shooting.
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"One reason we're in this position is that the Fed tightened too aggressively late last year," Cramer said.
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Iran's economy shrank in 2012 and 2013 after the West tightened sanctions because of its nuclear enrichment program.
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Supply from Iran posted the biggest decline, by 227,000 bpd, as Washington tightened the screw on Iranian exports.
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Their governments have tightened visa requirements, increased deportations and beefed up coast-guard patrols to intercept smugglers' vessels.
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Capital requirements for banks and insurers were also progressively tightened, to make holding securitised assets much more costly.
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This means that refugee families will be able to apply to the Kinderpardon law that was previously tightened.
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That was tightened further in the north in the 1920s, before the earlier rule was reinstated in 1971.
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Conditions have also been tightened for loans on which interest rates are fixed for 5 to 10 years.
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As for Cuba, it is facing a tightened American embargo as punishment for its support for Mr Maduro.
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Both benchmarks have risen more than 20 percent from their lows in June as world oil markets tightened.
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The two nations, however, have largely put the war behind them and the alliance has tightened under Abe.
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Recent new issuer China Chengtong's 2022.638% 25.53s tightened a further 2300bp and were bid at 23.90bp over Treasuries.
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U.S. sanctions are set to be tightened further with the passage of new legislation called the Caesar Act.
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Already, tensions have been high following tightened sanctions on Iran — largely on the nation's oil industry and aggression.
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Those previously loose guitar parts have tightened up, and these are neatly-bundled songs with a perfect flow.
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Cognizant also forecast its second quarter earnings below estimates and tightened its revenue range for the full year.
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It has also tightened rules against money laundering to support its goal of creating an international financial hub.
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But imports have fallen sharply year on year so far in 2018 as quotas have been progressively tightened.
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Regulators also eliminated certain special enrollment periods and tightened eligibility standards for others, and introduced the confirmation process.
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Russian authorities have also tightened controls on Georgian wine imports, a step that could inflict further economic damage.
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The immediate tension between Goldberg and his own community tightened as the site grew to an unmanageable size.
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With fiscal policy easing in both America and Europe, monetary policy will need to be tightened, he reckons.
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That has tightened cash conditions more than usual heading into the end of the month and the quarter.
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Japan has tightened export controls of high-tech materials used in smartphone displays and chips to South Korea.
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"I tightened the wires and ... boom ... it (the bass) blew up and fell to the ground," he said.
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OPEC leader Saudi Arabia tightened February crude oil exports to the lowest since mid-2015, official data showed.
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The French government has gradually tightened its control over the internet in a bid to curb online radicalization.
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Liquidity in China has tightened as an escalating trade conflict between Washington and Beijing has stoked market volatility.
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The tax bill, enacted in December, tightened the pace at which some firms can write down past investments.
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While Wisconsin law may need to be tightened, this appears to be an abuse of the recount process.
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Spanish spreads stand around 20.6 basis points, having tightened from around 22 bps a year ago ES10YT=RR.
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But attacks fell sharply after ship owners tightened security and vessels stayed further away from the Somali coast.
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The 10-year/30-year yield spread tightened to 51.5 basis points on Tuesday, its narrowest since 2007.
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As we reported ... the show sold out in 6 minutes and security measures were tightened up in anticipation.
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Security was immediately tightened at all of the country's key transportation sites, Russia's National Anti-Terrorist Committee said.
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External financing conditions and market access have tightened ahead of looming repayments on sovereign and sovereign-guaranteed debt.
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Absolutely zero fresh metal has arrived in the LME storage system and time-spreads have tightened up again.
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The agency said it rejected the initial extension offer because the bondholders tightened the conditions on that loan.
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A new CNN poll tightened the margin to 5 points — with Democrats at 49% and Republicans at 44%.
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Adding to the central bank policy tightening momentum, Singapore tightened policy for the first time in six years.
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The country has tightened already stringent limits on how much money its people can send or invest abroad.
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In subsequent years, tightened regulatory scrutiny on backdoor listings in China dealt a blow to the delisting trend.
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Over five years, my articulation of what we're doing has tightened up, but it's the same thing, right?
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Wizards coach Scott Brooks said "his calf tightened up," during an interview with TNT after the third quarter.
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The sanctions were tightened last month after Pyongyang conducted its fifth and largest nuclear test on Sept. 9.
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A Perpetual spokeswoman said in a statement its ethical fund filters were tightened at the start of June.
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In Europe, asylum-seekers are treated generously by global standards, even if some countries have tightened their rules.
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Pittsburgh then tightened up defensively and moved ahead 41-40 on Johnson's 3-pointer with 10:19 left.
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The Senate and governor's races in Florida have tightened to the point where recounts might be automatically triggered.
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The Chinese technology group has tightened its grip on the logistics sector in the nation in recent years.
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But the race has tightened in recent months as the presidential nominees focus on the Tar Heel State.
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Within minutes, their minds tightened: they wanted stronger rules, favored their own tribe, and became intolerant of outsiders.
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A judge tightened bail restrictions on Mr. Noerdlinger, 19, because Mr. Noerdlinger tested positive for cocaine last month.
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Both the U.S. and Europe have tightened their vehicle emissions standards by over 2202 percent since the 2628s.
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Hainan authorities in late March tightened property measures, banning home-owners from reselling within five years of purchase.
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The thought was instantly addicting, as was the way the tattoo tightened the bond between me and Stephanie.
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Following a furious boom, China has gradually tightened regulatory controls over its massive property market from mid-2016.
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Pon said it had cooperated with prosecutors and tightened its internal guidelines in the wake of the scandal.
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Polls have since tightened, with the RealClearPolitics average of polls showing Clinton with a 2.2-point lead nationally.
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The price of THC oil, used in cannabis-containing vape products, recently rose in response to tightened regulations.
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It tightened its 2017 revenue forecast to $52.4 billion to $53.1 billion, from $52 billion to $54 billion.
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European countries have tightened their borders over the past couple of years to stem the flow of migrants.
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But in recent months, the race has tightened and O'Rourke has showed himself to be an adept fundraiser.
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The power shift has happened with relatively little scrutiny, even as federal authorities have tightened rules for banks.
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"I just felt a little tweak on the second pitch and it tightened up on me," Hellickson said.
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The second-lien tranche tightened to 775bp over Libor with a 1% floor from guidance of around 800bp.
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But legislation in 2005 and 2006 and a landmark Supreme Court ruling in 2006 tightened that potential loophole.
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"They've definitely tightened up who has scripts and how we're given them," Emmanuel told the UK's Fabulous magazine.
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Bits With just four days to go till Election Day, the polls for the presidential race have tightened.
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That gap has tightened about 25 bps in the past month alone, reflecting strong demand for Italian debt.
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But the polls have tightened considerably, and Iowa now looks like a toss-up heading into Election Day.
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Those figures came as the Trump administration tightened border enforcement, but before Sessions announced the zero tolerance policy.
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It also said that it had tightened protection for locally hired employees who continued to travel by bus.
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Polls have tightened between Clinton, a former U.S. senator and first lady, and Trump, a real-estate tycoon.
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Consumer credit has tightened up, and low and middle-income borrowers are feeling these effects more than most.
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Polls tightened after a strong performance by Harris, who confronted front-runner Biden over his record on race.
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Brussels tightened the measures as Moscow went on to back rebels fighting against government troops in east Ukraine.
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But as worker protests have become more frequent, bold and sophisticated, state security forces have tightened their grip.
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But on the other hand financial conditions have tightened considerably and the could have implications to the outlook.
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Washington sharply tightened sanctions against Iran since May with the aim of bringing its oil exports to zero.
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It tightened standards on investment and interest-only loans, leading banks to raise rates on some mortgage products.
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The technical stuff needs to be tightened up considerably so that it matches the quality of the wrestling.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationalist government has tightened scrutiny of non-profit groups over the past four years.
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The Trump administration has cited "radical Islamic terrorism" as one of the reasons for the tightened vetting process.
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Europe tightened its regulations in 2011, with stricter laws aimed at phasing out HFCs in car air-conditioners.
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Even with Western sanctions, consistently tightened over the last few years, consumer culture here has not visibly suffered.
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He said he felt "a sudden burst of anxiety" — his chest tightened, and adrenaline coursed through his body.
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The BoE said financial conditions in Britain and elsewhere had tightened because of deteriorating government bond market conditions.
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Students who normally did not wear their IDs on a lanyard were required to because of tightened security.
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When stocks of Petrale and other groundfish collapsed, in 2000, after decades of indiscriminate trawling, federal regulations tightened.
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Geopolitical risks, like protests in Iran, have prompted buying, while production curbs by OPEC members have tightened supply.
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The Chinese government has tightened internet censorship significantly since President Xi Jinping came into power five years ago.
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Amazon, to its credit, quickly tightened up its definition of a "new" book, to the one cited above.
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Britain tightened restrictions further on Thursday by ordering schools to shut down after another rise in coronavirus cases.
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Contact between the two vehicles tightened the handling of DiBenedetto's No. 95 Toyota, whose lead had shrunk to .
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Over the past few years, as Mr Xi has tightened his grip, Unirule has been increasingly boxed in.
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Nova Scotia has blocked all group gatherings that host more than five people and tightened its provincial borders.
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An alliance against Iran has tightened, with the United States, Israel and the gulf countries united in opposition.
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It was the same car; the coach and his mechanics had tightened a few belts and lug nuts.
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Out of discomfort, Richard told himself, and he felt it, too; a hysteric's grimace tightened his own face.
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It also said there would be more "bubble breaking" in bitcoin after governments around the world tightened regulation.
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The Kerala community in Christchurch has tightened around Nazer to help him through the coming days and months.
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Both Facebook and Twitter tightened access to their APIs and began requiring developers go through an application process.
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The game was postponed and kicked off Wednesday night at a packed stadium in Dortmund under tightened security.
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India has been a challenging market for Amazon as local regulators have recently tightened restrictions on foreign marketplaces.
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Wuhan tightened its restrictions further on Saturday, with a ban on most vehicle traffic in the city center.
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López Obrador in May pushed through a package of labor reforms that tightened Mexico's already-progressive labor laws.
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To combat the price rises, Volcker's Fed jacked up the federal funds rate and tightened the money supply.
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The polls tightened and Northam fumbled the sanctuary cities issue, which provoked progressive groups to cut him loose.
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Romanian banks have already tightened lending standards, increasing minimum mortgage down-payments, which risks weighing on credit demand.
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Life jackets are tightened, the people are reassured that they are safe and going to a better place.
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"As long as Iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted; they will be tightened," Trump said.
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The July measures saw loan limits tightened for home buyers in regions showing signs of overheating, including Seoul.
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On Wednesday, authorities tightened restrictions on protesters, expanding a blockade of the internet and a curfew in Assam.
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Spreads have tightened somewhat across the region, said Baruc Sáez, Itaú BBA's managing director of international fixed income.
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Spreads on Foxconn's recent 5-year US dollar issue tightened 1bp, while the 10-year tranche was unchanged.
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In the later years, as West Germany lurched towards prosperity, East Germany increasingly tightened into a police state.
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And by the time I left, the Times had issued new guidelines on it and tightened it up.
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But when it was time to get competitive, things tightened up considerably, at least by All-Star standards.
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But in recent years, China has tightened its heavy-fisted rule of Xinjiang province with high-tech techniques.
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Tensions skyrocketed this year as Trump significantly tightened sanctions following his withdrawal from the nuclear deal in 2628.
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Year after year, its police have tightened the screws, ferreting out dodgy recyclers who pollute the Chinese countryside.
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But tightened environmental regulations turned that business into a money loser, and Inversand started looking to close the site.
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The leads only lost around US$2bn of orders after pricing was tightened, said the banker on the deal.
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Those have tightened rules to restrict free movement in the EU to workers — limitations underlined by the Council decision.
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"Muni issuers tightened their belts after 2008 and economic growth is now benefiting state and local governments," said Hession.
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Authorities have also tightened requirements for bond issues and barred access to the banking system for developers buying land.
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Competition within the segment has increased significantly and margins have tightened as a result of the financial discipline law.
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A gas supply crunch this winter has tightened supplies of urea and other gas-based fertilisers and boosted prices.
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Sweden has since tightened border controls, reducing the flow of migrants by imposing temporary passport checks at the border.
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Already, global financial conditions have tightened, with a firming of the U.S. dollar poised to weigh on U.S. exporters.
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Bangladesh has tightened security to try and push refugees back, as the country struggles to cope with the influx.
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Mohamed Hussein told The Associated Press, saying the situation had calmed and security in the area was being tightened.
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Many now reckon policy will be tightened this year more than previously expected, possibly as many as four times.
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They have since tightened the screening of Chinese investment and are trying to create a more united European response.
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Private lending rolled over with it, and banks tightened their standards on commercial and industrial loans with stricter terms.
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China tightened restrictions on scrap metal imports from July 1, as part of a sweeping campaign against "foreign garbage".
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Switzerland has tightened money-laundering laws in recent years and requires financial institutions to enforce "know your customer" rules.
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But North Korea's defiant nuclear test, which took place despite warnings and increasingly tightened sanctions, has rattled the region.
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But the danger isn't only for the people getting their faces tightened or plumped — it's also for the donors.
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Credit for would-be homebuyers has tightened this year as mortgage rates have fallen to new three-year lows.
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Indonesia's US dollar 2026 tightened 5bp to Treasuries plus 215bp after it announced roadshows for a euro-denominated trade.
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The total amount that a household can get in benefits—the so-called "benefit cap"—has been tightened recently.
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The tendons are made from bundles of steel wires tightened to produce compressive strength and then encased in concrete.
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Polls tightened in O'Connor's favor in the closing days, and early voting data appeared to trend toward the Democrat.
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These sanctions were tightened several times by the generally doveish Barack Obama to punish Iran for a missile test.
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Yet despite this it has tightened rather than relaxed the rules recently, says Colin Yeo, a specialist migration barrister.
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