Here's what you need to know: • California race tightens.
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Here's what you need to know: • Presidential race tightens.
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Here's what you need to know: • Presidential contest tightens.
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Burundi's embattled government tightens its grip Burundi's embattled government tightens its grip Agathon Rwasa, the first deputy of Burundi's national assembly, says the ruling party's narrative of a stabilized, peaceful country is laughable.
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When the shoe tightens, the cable winds around the motor.
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But if the race tightens, she could use that support.
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It firms and tightens the skin in just five minutes!
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"Demand for our product actually increases as the economy tightens."
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"You feel lean, and it tightens everything up," Whalen said.
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This policy just tightens their willpower to hang in there.
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My chest tightens and everything around me was a blur.
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Jovan continues past the memorial and tightens his backpack straps.
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It tightens up, and you have to loosen it up.
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The changes come as competition tightens in the credit card space.
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It tightens controls on where Chinese citizens' data can be stored.
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Put them on and it magically tightens up around your feet.
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Historically, in the last two weeks the presidential race tightens significantly.
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There's nothing inevitable about a recession unless the Fed over-tightens.
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But it's expected to accelerate as the labor market tightens further.
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Beside me, my sister Gertrude tightens her grasp on my hand.
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Boil the tentacles for 5 minutes, just until the skin tightens.
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But as the labor market tightens, companies' incentives could be changing.
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Back in the ultrasound cubicle, my daughter's hand tightens around mine.
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His jaw tightens when he witnesses Fred's lascivious gaze upon her.
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It's as if the proton tightens its belt in the muon's presence.
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The toner is lovely, hydrating my skin as it tightens my pores.
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The promotions also come as competition tightens in the fast food business.
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It weaves through the visible "laces" and tightens when a motor activates.
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I swear to god it helps decrease puffiness and tightens my skin.
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As the connection between spend and results tightens, advertising becomes more predictable.
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He also tightens his lips, which is a big deal she explained.
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It tightens with a strap in the back for a clean fit.
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Prices are expected to rise above inflation as capacity tightens in 2017.
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As Trump's grip on his party tightens, it's possible that could change.
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Liquidity always tightens before the new year holiday, which starts on Jan.
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At night, their focus tightens to a small room filled with strangers.
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Then, when Washington tightens the noose again, ratchet up tensions and repeat.
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"Extreme daily whipsaws should eventually ease as the range tightens," he says.
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The hammock that, when you lie in it, automatically tightens around you.
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Go deeper: Netflix tightens its purse strings for film and TV projects
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And it tightens auto supply chains accused of bleeding jobs to Mexico.
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In an instant his grip tightens, his arms contracting, a sudden twist.
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If those don't work, the car tightens the seatbelt and pumps the brakes.
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The problem would be exacerbated if China tightens capital controls further, he said.
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And it tightens export-control rules, which prevent sensitive technology being transferred abroad.
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The torturer gradually tightens two pieces of wood placed over the prisoner's temples.
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As the labour market tightens, wages are rising as employers vie for workers.
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Even as the social network tightens up restrictions, it's important to be careful.
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But it should become more important as the cap tightens and prices rise.
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AS THE British government tightens public spending, opera and ballet have lost out.
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Rights groups have criticized Macron over an immigration bill that tightens asylum rules.
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One, because the Fed tightens monetary policy because there's a potential inflation problem.
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Employees' paychecks are expected to grow as the labor market tightens this year.
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Even as the labor force tightens, businesses have managed to boost their payrolls.
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Ms. Monson's face tightens, in concern or anger, following something with her eyes.
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Like airline fares, hotel rates change as occupancy changes, rising as availability tightens.
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In the third episode, a doozy, the show's grip on you really tightens.
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And it tightens the vise on Republican leaders obliged to muster legislative majorities.
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These moves come as Prime Minister Narendra Modi tightens his grip on India.
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"So that's just another thing that really tightens up the margins," said Denchfield.
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Concurrently, unplanned -- and planned -- refinery maintenance tightens the number of gasoline stocks available.
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The push comes as the presidential campaign tightens up in its final days.
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Jobs growth is expected to slow down somewhat as the labor market tightens.
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He tightens his grip on the small cross as his face fills with resolve.
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The House bill tightens work requirements for recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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The atmosphere tightens up on the 11th when the sun trines a retrograde Saturn.
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When a foot is inserted, the shoe tightens automatically until it senses friction points.
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As the U.S. government tightens drug legalization policy, a consensus is developing in Europe.
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The small electoral prize -- four electoral votes -- could be pivotal if the race tightens.
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When the Fed tightens monetary policy, they no longer have to follow in lockstep.
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"The noose tightens, whoever you are!" read the headline in one Saudi-owned newspaper.
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Turning the back in this choke draws the elbows in and tightens the choke.
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A natural toning, priming mist that sets makeup and tightens the appearance of pores
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The yield curve flattens for a protracted period when the Fed tightens monetary policy.
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"This tightens up the expected supply for the December to March period," he said.
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The steering tightens up and feels as if it could bend time and space.
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A motor tightens the five-point harness when braking, simulating the car's stopping power.
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A motor tightens the five-point harness when braking, simulating the car's stopping power.
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He said that over the longer term, however, prices would rise as supply tightens.
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It'll be interesting to see if Disney ever tightens that restriction in the future.
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Economists say that as the labor market tightens, employers will have to raise salaries.
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He tightens his fists and brings them to his chin as if in prayer.
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There are expectations that wage growth will accelerate as the labor market tightens further.
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This also tightens up the vessels that ferry blood through our organs and tissues.
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The fact is that wages should be rising as the market for workers tightens.
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As the CCP tightens its grip, the United States should extend an open hand.
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Poland purges its Supreme Court, Austria tightens its borders and England squeaks past Colombia.
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Lisinopril blocks the enzyme angiotensin, which tightens blood vessels, leading to lower blood pressure.
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Greece faces tragedy, the E.U. makes a trade offer and Austria tightens its borders.
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But building collagen, the protein that supports the structure of the skin, tightens them.
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The Eye Enhancer ($28) hydrates, tightens, and brightens the delicate skin around your eyes.
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Liquidity often tightens ahead of China's Lunar New Year holidays, which begin on Monday.
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As the race between Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton tightens ahead of the Nov.
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But even with slower growth, wages will continue to rise as the labor market tightens.
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You have to bet the Fed tightens in December and then says, 'You know what?
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Companies are struggling to hire people as the labor market tightens and unemployment stays low.
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Democrats expect Mr Walker to outspend them heavily as the race tightens before polling day.
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Hong Kong residents worry that's all crumbling as the Chinese Communist Party tightens its grip.
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Still, when Hickok becomes marshal in the cow town of Abilene, Kansas, the pace tightens.
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It tightens the screws on our most dangerous adversaries in order to keep Americans safe.
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Tightens eligibility for SNAP (food stamps), cutting $22018 billion from the budget over 219 years.
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Instead, it only tightens it grip on its weapon, as a matter of principle, forever.
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As more workers find employment and the labor market tightens, you'd expect wages to rise.
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Chris Sununu a petition opposing a Republican bill that tightens voting and registration requirements there.
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The stakes suddenly become much higher, and the suspense tightens after a relatively slow start.
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"The combination really tightens, brightens and gives a moisturizing glow to the skin," she said.
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Tesla has begun to lay off 20183 percent of its workforce as it tightens spending.
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The claustrophobia hits as the seatbelt tightens, preventing me from even leaning forward in my seat.
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Liquidity always tightens in China ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, which starts on Jan.
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Other researchers also suggested Dupuytren's disease, in which tissue under the hand's skin thickens and tightens.
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It is the rate hike playbook, and it gets dusted off every time the Fed tightens.
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Mainstream television channels broadcast each speech live as Erdogan&aposs hold on the media tightens further.
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Iranian output is expected to suffer when the United States tightens sanctions on Tehran in May.
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The robot places a part on the table, and the worker tightens bits with a wrench.
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The practice is under far greater legal threat now as GDPR tightens the rules around consent.
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Trump has long expressed a desire for better relations with Moscow, even as Washington tightens sanctions.
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More a battle of wills than a battle royale, Green Room tightens the vise as the
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The mood when Butler enters a room somehow relaxes and tightens at the exact same time.
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He doesn't see that trend continuing, however, as the labor market tightens and oil prices climb.
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His voice tightens, still grieving for his friends and for all that was taken from him.
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There would be a "backlash" if Trump substantially tightens visa restrictions on Muslim visitors, Pauwels added.
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Investors are looking for innovation as the retail landscape tightens and Pepsi sees soda sales decline.
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That requirement tightens the standard law schools must meet for bar passage rates for their graduates.
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It also tightens rules on widower or legacy pensions and readjusts replacement rates to curb early retirement.
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Iranian supply could fall further after May if, as many expect, Washington tightens its sanctions against Tehran.
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As for the Europeans, they are struggling to maintain diplomatic decorum as Mr Erdogan tightens the screws.
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Throughout The Subsidiary Celedón progressively tightens the screws and ratchets up the threat of persecution and violence.
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As the presidential race tightens, the first debate, set to take place on September 26, looms large.
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As CIL tightens its grip over China's food market, the world's largest, its edge could become unmatchable.
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A bill that "tightens up online sales tax collections" may take that tax's place, Tulsa World reports.
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A battle for democracy looms ahead as Beijing's government tightens its stranglehold on the semi-autonomous city.
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The new directive tightens Europe's data protection rules, and includes stiffer penalties for companies breaching the rules.
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Gun Runner's absence tightens the focus on Nyquist and Exaggerator, the top two finishers in the Derby.
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"We have a law that tightens punishment of kidnapping ... but its effect is very small," Kasymalieva said.
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For years now, some observers have been predicting a skilled-labor shortage as the labor market tightens.
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When Goldberg shakes in some caramel-colored garlic powder, the dressing tightens up and tastes exactly right.
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"A batch of dinosaurs would put everything straight," Williams writes at one point, as the noose tightens.
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As the circle tightens, we become less and less able to separate algorithmic interests from our own.
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And as the labor market tightens, retention rates plummet and demand for skilled workers fuels costly churn.
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As the Fed tightens monetary policy, the current interest on reserves rate of 22019 percent will increase.
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It tightens all of your cheek muscles and helps lift the middle part of your face. 220.
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Tsang said he expects the situation will only worsen if Beijing tightens its grip on the city.
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As the race tightens, Clinton needs to clarify her policy vision to win back support, writes Suzy Khimm.
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But then my mother tells me there are enough answers to diagnose me withADD, and my stomach tightens.
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We spend most of our time either sitting, which tightens our hamstrings, or walking, which tires them out.
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When the poll includes Green Party candidate Angela Green, Sinema's lead over McSally tightens to 24.1 percentage points.
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Impact: "Workers are the bigger winners as the labor market tightens," Indeed's Chief Economist Jed Kolko tells Axios.
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They discovered the HyperAdapt 1.0's actually have an incredibly powerful motor for something that just tightens shoelaces.
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Hong Kong residents worry that's crumbling as the Chinese Communist Party tightens its grip, per Axios' Dave Lawler.
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The pulling of "Call Me By Your Name" also comes as China tightens its grip on media content.
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Yet they should boost growth somewhat, depending on how much the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy in response.
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Myanmar's government periodically tightens the import rules to keep older and less safe cars off the country's roads.
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It's for laughs, as Christian tightens it around her finger to show her how painful it can get.
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The only risk to that title would be if the UK tightens its immigration policies for top talent.
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In fact, wages are rising at the fastest pace in nearly 50 years as the labor market tightens.
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Income growth could pick up as the labor market tightens further, which should help to support consumer spending.
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It also tightens enforcement of federal contracting rules mandating that American-made products are used on certain projects.
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The AC Milan purchase, the biggest Chinese investment in a European club, tightens China's grip on Italian soccer.
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Liquidity always tightens in China ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, which this year starts on Jan.
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"You can certainly see that their poetry tightens up and becomes more powerful while they're here," said Walker.
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Spending is being supported by rising wages as the jobs markets tightens, as well as firming house prices.
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GM says it uses a small explosion to move a piston that tightens the belts before a crash.
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It also tightens other rules for gun dealers and for individuals to get and keep a firearm licence.
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When the political vise tightens on him, he just so happens to find a nonwhite target to attack.
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View this document on Scribd TikTok's national security scrutiny tightens as US Navy reportedly bans popular social app
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The spiral tightens and disperses; the performers find brief moments of meditative pause between rushes of extended action.
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It also tightens other rules for gun dealers and for individuals to get and keep a firearm license.
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And as the labor market tightens, workers are becoming more confident about striking for better salaries and benefits.
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It also tightens enforcement of federal contracting rules that mandate American-made products be used for certain projects.
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Canada's bonds could still lose ground if the central bank tightens monetary policy more than markets currently expect.
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Monday's results come as the race between Clinton and Trump tightens at both the state and national levels.
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The narrative tightens up and gains momentum as it builds toward that deadly evening at the Lorraine Motel.
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"Singers and dancers are taught to breath in opposite ways," he said, one relaxing where the other tightens.
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If on the other hand it tightens to curb inflation, it risks hitting consumers and homeowners where it hurts.
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Home sales have also slowed as the government tightens controls in order to fight speculation and tame property prices.
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China's success in defending the yuan suggests that, as the government tightens capital controls, they are having more effect.
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The rope swings around and tightens itself around the pole saving the man from plummeting to the ground. Duh.
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The other danger is that the Fed tightens too much too fast because it fears the economy is overheating.
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Increases in the price of transport and food partly explained the jump, which tightens the squeeze on household budgets.
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It not only reverses the damage from long-term sun exposure, but also firms, brightens and tightens your skin.
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Whenever the aspect ratio of a shot tightens and the definition degrades, the audience is looking at camcorder footage.
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The bill tightens restrictions on overstaying a visa, currently the most common way immigrants to the US come illegally.
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U.S. businesses added 154,000 jobs last month, which is the slowest pace since April as the labor market tightens.
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But if China is removed from the mix, the global wheat balance sheet for the new crop year tightens.
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If the race tightens, it will be worth looking at whether Mr. Trump has made a breakthrough in Mrs.
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But then my mother tells me there are enough answers to diagnose me with ADD, and my stomach tightens.
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But once "Invincible Summer" gets past a pokey start, its individual stories kick in, and its grip tightens considerably.
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Pentagon tightens anti-coronavirus restrictions: Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperPentagon grapples with coronavirus outbreak Overnight Defense: Stimulus bill has .
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"Everybody just straps on their jerseys, tightens their chin straps, and they just run over each other," he said.
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The VPN crackdown coincides with a Cybersecurity Law that took effect on June 1 and tightens control over data.
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Think of the mind as a muscle that naturally tightens up over time unless it is consciously worked upon.
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" QUINCY KROSBY, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST AT PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY "The labor market tightens but wage growth moderated.
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You achieve it through smoking the sausage: the smoke dries out the skin, so it tightens around the filling.
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Weak prices have prompted traders to store diesel on tankers at sea for later delivery, as storage on land tightens.
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Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tightens, the race between the two hopefuls is getting increasingly hostile.
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Changes to Pizza Hut's best-known menu item comes as competition tightens with its closest competitors, Domino's and Papa John's.
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Historically, when the Fed tightens, buyers gravitate to companies that can keep delivering strong numbers, even with higher interest rates.
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Stuhlberger's view underscores the challenges facing Brazil and other emerging market countries as the U.S. Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy.
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Wage growth has been frustratingly slow, but there is cautious optimism it could start picking as the labor market tightens.
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Easy money abroad effectively tightens monetary conditions in the United States, making it harder for policymakers to guide rates higher.
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When you're stressed or upset, this muscle tightens, which causes the feeling of a ball or lump, Dr. Chang says.
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But the market is likely to be volatile in the near term as liquidity tightens towards year-end, Tian added.
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ISIS tightens noose on Mosul residents Meanwhile, a US general claimed that some local ISIS leaders are fleeing the city.
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In a narrow pen, he tightens straps and lowers himself astride the bare back of a brown, 900kg (2,000lb) bull.
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My throat tightens and my eyes tear up as we head to the finish line, and I don't know why.
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Wage growth is crawling near a record low pace of around 2 percent annually, even as the labour market tightens.
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Support for membership is climbing as Mr Erdogan tightens his grip, and at least Turkey and Europe are talking again.
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David Lefkovitz, senior equity strategist at UBS Wealth Management, agrees it is a problem if the Fed tightens too much.
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Wage growth over the year is 2.8 percent, an improvement, but economists expect stronger growth as the labor market tightens.
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Local interest rates are also set to rise from their current low levels, as the US Federal Reserve tightens policy.
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"When the Fed tightens more than once a year, historically it is very consistent with a flatter curve," Gundlach said.
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Industry sources have forecast a rise in premiums over 2016 as supply tightens due to cutbacks and closures by producers.
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To this day, to speak about it, my chest tightens, my eyes redden, and I can't hold back the tears.
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Tarte Tight & Bright Clay Multi-Mask has two compartments — one side brightens while the other clears out and tightens pores.
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The GDPR tightens consent requirements — mandating clear and accurate information be provided to users at the point of sign up.
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Hotels and tour operators across Asia are watching fearfully as the world's largest source of tourism dollars tightens its borders.
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"The Fed, not seeing any economic damage, resumes its tightening path and then tightens us into a recession," he speculated.
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But even as the raw materials chain tightens, there is little evidence of flow-through to the refined metal market.
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As the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy, the shorter-dated bond yields will go through their own periods of containment.
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We will not stand idly by while the Chinese government stifles free expression and tightens their grip on Hong Kong.
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The government tightens its control of the news media during such times, but most people expected that period to pass.
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But it faces an uphill battle, as the country tightens its grip on what apps its citizens have on their smartphones.
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But as Xi Jinping, China's president, tightens his grip on the country, the tech giants, too, have found themselves more constrained.
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But it is also important to understand that, far from loosening the shackles of gender, modern trans ideology often tightens them.
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The Fed could be forced to shift course if it tightens into an economy that is still stumbling along, Whalen said.
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The team tightens the straps around my chest, shoulders and groin, locking it all in place with half a dozen buckles.
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While wage growth has picked up in recent months as the labor market tightens, the annual increase remains below 3 percent.
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One of the side effects of the penile pump is loss of girth, though, as the penis tightens around the pump.
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This is the question increasingly asked by the consumer drone community as drone giant DJI tightens flying restrictions on its customers.
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These typically quiet competitions, with a small number of voters to convince, are taking on added importance as the race tightens.
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Other OPEC countries have been increasing production in recent months, but global inventories have been falling as supply tightens, analysts say.
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That suggested the Federal Reserve could remain cautious about raising interest rates this year even as the labour market rapidly tightens.
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EISEN: THERE'S ACTUALLY A VIEW THAT THE FED COULD BE MORE LIKELY TO LOOSEN OR EASE POLICY BEFORE IT TIGHTENS FURTHER.
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Tightens money rather than loosens money as Milton Friedman would say, and so they turned the recession into the great depression.
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That increase is a good sign for workers as the labor market tightens and the competition for skilled workers picks up.
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When it sees inflationary pressures building, particularly in the form of rising wages, it tightens monetary policy by raising interest rates.
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The Transportation Department's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) issued an advisory bulletin Monday that tightens controls on pipeline operators.
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When the country you're from is currently perceived as unstable, it tightens the constraints placed on just where you can go.
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As the labor market tightens, a growing number of companies are offering student loan assistance as part of their benefits package.
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That knot of problems tightens around Green, pulling him away from the lovely Detroit and into the nastiest bowels of business.
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But the market is likely to be volatile in the near term as liquidity tightens towards the year-end, Tian added.
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The residential market in China is cyclical, creating attractive windows for mezzanine lending when liquidity tightens due to government policy measures.
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This chart from Goldman Sachs shows how the market P/E has been suppressed since January as monetary policy slowly tightens.
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A few examples from the past two weeks, "Polls indicate race for White House tightens as Trump closes in on Clinton".
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The new poll tightens the race in the latest CNN Poll of Polls, putting Clinton at 46% and Trump at 203%.
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China tightens hold on volatile region The South China Sea is one of the most hotly contested regions in the world.
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Where some techno hits hard with full-fledged brute force, aggression here tightens its grip slowly by way of purposeful captivation.
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They see a drift toward authoritarianism as the government tightens its grip on the media, state-owned businesses and the courts.
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Hong Kongers worry that's all crumbling as the Chinese Communist Party tightens its grip on the territory, per Axios' Dave Lawler.
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Like a vine choking the life from a proud oak, the creeping scourge of violence tightens its grip on our nation.
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Deleting unused apps tightens up your security, with the added bonus of freeing space on your phone for more useful things.
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Since becoming president in January last year, Trump has sought to improve ties with Moscow — even as Washington tightens economic sanctions.
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There are reasons to question whether it will be the last time the United States tightens the economic vise on Moscow.
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That tightens only when the story tantalizingly shifts to Hogwarts, where Dumbledore, fond memories and the promise of better stories await.
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Unfortunately, when the Federal Reserve tightens, the dollar strengthens and the offshore markets become less accommodating, this process can go into reverse.
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Yes, Hasbro is trying to roast [tightens suspenders, pushes up glasses] "hip millennials" and, yes, they are doing a supremely bad job.
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The logo is the latest change for Pizza Hut as competition tightens with its closest competitors, Domino's (DMPZF) and Papa John's (PZZA).
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If your watch feels a bit too loose, then you slide on the screen and it tightens until you're happy with it.
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As the labour market tightens, and state and local lawmakers clamp down on unpopular scheduling practices, more firms are likely to follow.
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The bill tightens up enforcement, requiring that farmerworkers' employers participate in the federal E-Verify program, with no exemptions for small farmers.
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Classic emerging-market crises often begin in Washington, DC, when the Fed raises interest rates or tightens monetary policy in other ways.
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TWITTER TIGHTENS HATE SPEECH CRITERIA TO INCLUDE DISABILITY AFTER TROLL OUTRAGE Furthermore, Twitter is rolling out multiple timelines in some U.S. Moments.
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And while the U.S. tightens regulations around work based visas, other countries, like Canada, are actively welcoming foreign nationals to work there.
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When you step into the HyperAdapt 1.0 your heel hits a sensor that automatically tightens the laces, according to the Nike website.
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But in periods of exceptional cold, inventory draws become much larger, the market tightens rapidly, and prices are still liable to spike.
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Jones's victory tightens Republicans' margin in the Senate, giving them a 51-49 advantage over Democrats heading into the 2018 midterm elections.
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The 2018 census also finds companies in the solar industry are having a harder time hiring as the U.S. labor market tightens.
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True, the very latest polls suggest that some women are drifting away from Clinton as the race tightens in the final days.
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Since anxiety tightens the muscles in the chest and throat, it's important to diminish that restricting effect with deep inhalations, Price explains.
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Worth Noting Many analysts and economists are puzzled by a weakening of inflation in recent months, even as the labor market tightens.
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With the new actions against the government, Mr. Kamitatu said, "the clamp tightens inexorably" around the people responsible for the Congolese crisis.
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Jobs growth picked up pace over the summer after a lackluster spring and has moderated this fall as the labor market tightens.
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Economists argue that as the labor market tightens fewer jobs will be created and eventually businesses will experience a shortage of workers.
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The Chinese president is also pushing a nationalistic agenda, as he tightens his grip on the country's political, social and economic life.
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The bill tightens up enforcement, requiring that farm employers participate in the federal E-Verify program, with no exemptions for small farmers.
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Beyond losing market share through viral boycotts, as the labor market tightens, the race for talent is becoming more competitive than ever.
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" Another headline from Saudi-owned al-Hayat warned: "After the launch (of the anti-corruption drive), the noose tightens, whomever you are!
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Trading firms like CMC Markets and IG have come under pressure as ESMA tightens the noose on products like CFDs and "binary options".
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As the labor market tightens, you'd expect to see wages go up as employers compete for the dwindling supply of qualified job candidates.
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The bill unveiled Wednesday tightens up deadlines in the process for seeking asylum while doubling the period of time migrants can be detained.
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Still, most analysts including Goldman Sachs, Jefferies and Barclays, expect prices to gradually rise towards the beginning of 2018 as the market tightens.
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As China tightens its quarantine of Wuhan residents, the demand for face masks is unlikely to subside anytime soon, regardless of their effectiveness.
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It also includes a variety of ergonomic changes, including built-in headphones and a head strap that tightens via dial instead of velcro.
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It features a comfortably padded, helmet-like headband that tightens with a dial on the back, similar to HTC's alternative Vive head strap.
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"The market will enter a new cycle in 2016-2017, as supply tightens and mining costs provide price upside," he told the conference.
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BRENT CRUDE OIL FUTURES RISE ABOVE $65 PER BARREL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 2019 AS MARKET TIGHTENS AMID OPEC-LED SUPPLY CUTS
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Iran's oil exports are likely to drop further in May as the United States tightens the screw on Tehran's main source of income.
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Barclays tightens email security after Jes Staley hoaxTrump attacks Iran in 'good and evil' speechRBS near doubles shareholder offer hours before court hearing
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Here are five things that could cause headaches for Trump along the way: Cars The USMCA tightens rules for manufacturing cars and trucks.
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How threat tightens cultures My research conducted over the last two decades shows that threat lies at the heart of tightness-looseness differences.
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U.S. Treasury yields are rising as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy by reducing its balance sheet and raising short-term interest rates.
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Nevertheless, they continue to expect inflation will head back up as the labor market tightens, underscoring the need for further, gradual rate hikes.
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His victory tightens Republicans' margin in the Senate, giving them just a 51-85033 advantage over Democrats heading into the 2018 midterm elections.
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Tame inflation is a key factor in the U.S. central bank's policy of gradually raising interest rates even as the labor market tightens.
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The death toll has been rising exponentially on the current season of "Game of Thrones," as the race for the Iron Throne tightens.
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The feuding intensified as outsider candidates, desperately needing a moment before qualification criteria tightens for future debates teed off on potential eventual nominees.
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This treatment involves an aesthetician placing electrically charged pads on the face to stimulate facial muscles, which immediately tightens and tones the skin.
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The move could be a turning point in global views of Hong Kong, where individual freedoms have eroded as Beijing tightens its grip.
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As COVID-19 tightens its grip on communities across the United States, life as we know it has ground to a shuddering halt.
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As expected, the rule tightens the criteria that states must meet to get a waiver from existing work requirements for able-bodied adults.
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I've argued before that as technology shortens and tightens the bonds between distributed communities, they'll grow more significant culturally, financially and, eventually, politically.
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All this tightens the vise not only on Trump but on Republican candidates on the ballot in midterm elections only three months away.
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As Europe's economic fortunes wane and competition in the U.S. tightens, selective expansion in Asia might be Barclays' best shot at increasing market share.
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R&F stepped in after Wanda scrapped plans to buy the property, the latest setback for Wanda as Beijing tightens controls on overseas investment.
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Its rollover mitigation system tightens the seat belts to put you in the safest position in the event things go sideways and topsy-turvy.
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As the elevator starts to rise, the dog's leash tightens around its neck and seconds later the defenseless animal is thrown against the wall.
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As the rest of Europe tightens its borders, Greek authorities and residents have had a tough time dealing with the enormous influx of refugees.
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But the more the market tightens in the near term, and the higher prices rise, the larger the eventual correction is likely to be.
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Popular bond investor Jeff Gundlach told CNBC that bank stocks are not a sure bet when the Federal Reserve tightens, as many investors believe.
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Some analysts expect the curve to continue its flattening trend as the Fed tightens further and absent changes to the long-term growth outlook.
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Fitch expects CBI's asset quality metrics to further improve as the bank finishes writing off its legacy impaired loans and tightens its underwriting standards.
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If the Fed messes up and over-tightens now, it cannot cut rates by very much either, since they are so close to zero.
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Together, we can build an even more vibrant culture of innovation that tightens the links between Silicon Valley and Israeli tech companies and entrepreneurs.
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Letts, who as a performer and a playwright has grown scarily wise to the embodiments of power, tightens his features and sets his jaw.
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The House legislation imposes new work requirements on the food stamps program, and tightens overall eligibility on who can qualify for the federal assistance.
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Mr. Adams has a deceptive style; initially his films seem loosely shot, but the aggregation of seemingly tossed-off scenes tightens like a noose.
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China tightens party control of foreign university ventures China rejects US concerns over South China Sea militarization Mattis takes aim at China military expansionism
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Benign inflation has been a key factor in the U.S. central bank's policy of gradually raising interest rates even as the labor market tightens.
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Art Review "Before the Fall: German and Austrian Art of the 1930s," at the Neue Galerie, is an exhibition that steadily tightens its chokehold.
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Economists expect unemployment rates to continue to fall over the course of the year and labor force participation to increase as the economy tightens.
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Jones's stunning victory tightens Republicans' margin in the Senate, giving them just a 51-49 advantage over Democrats heading into the 2018 midterm elections.
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"If this continues there will be scope for monetary accommodation, so a sort of loosening of monetary policy as fiscal policy tightens," he said.
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Human smuggling has grown more and more violent, as border security tightens and as the smuggling of people and drugs becomes costlier and riskier.
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There are liability and product maintenance costs, helmets that need to be customized for players and teams, and a limited market that tightens competition.
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Experience suggests OPEC normally tightens the market too much after a price slump and that spot prices and spreads will overshoot first before correcting later.
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Another way she revitalizes her skin before getting in front of the camera is with the Jillian Dempsey Gold Sculpting Bar that tightens and tones.
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Although annual wage growth has stubbornly remained below 21.6 percent, economists expect an acceleration as the job market, which is near full employment, tightens further.
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But keeping Iranian barrels off the market tightens supply and puts upward pressure on prices, which creates political risks for Republicans, particularly before midterm elections.
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As the army tightens the noose, fighters and civilians are bracing for a full-blown assault and bitter shortages that could last through the winter.
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"The new cyber-security law tightens the authorities' repressive grip on the internet," said Patrick Poon, a China researcher for Amnesty International, in a statement.
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Around this time, the line tightens up and we start snaking our way through the park and towards the turnstiles, where we'll purchase our tickets.
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"Whether the Fed tightens or not, I think the markets are going to be fine," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management.
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Why it matters: As the labor market tightens, farmers will increasingly turn to foreign labor, which already constitutes the majority of the U.S. agricultural workforce.
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This must be taken into consideration before Trump or Congress considers how the United States tightens the screws on China -- or Russia for that matter.
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Masri expects many more will finally give up and run the gauntlet if the siege of the city by Syrian forces and Iranian militia tightens.
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Consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity, is being supported by steady wage gains as the labor market tightens.
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And the director, David Farr, a former associate director for the Royal Shakespeare Company making his feature debut, tightens the tension with almost clinical precision.
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Mr. Farr (aided by his star, an impressive Clémence Poésy, Fleur Delacour in the "Harry Potter" movies) tightens the tension with an almost clinical precision.
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However, the House bill imposes new work requirements on the food stamp program and tightens overall eligibility on who can qualify for the federal assistance.
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The rule tightens standards on investment advisers for retirement plans, adding a legal requirement that the advice be in the best interest of the client.
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Simply rub over the damaged spot, and the hole will disappear, thanks to reinforced threading on the nylon that tightens up around the affected area.
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If pricing tightens considerably, it could also start affecting the dynamics for CLO creation - which rely on an arbitrage between assets and liabilities to price.
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Facebook tightens policies around self-harm and suicide Facebook will no longer allow graphic cutting images, which can unintentionally promote or trigger self-harm. 6.
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My chest tightens up a little, suddenly corseted, and my vision tunnels like one of those old Western photos in which everyone is grim-faced.
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Many had already considered Assad's victory in the civil war inevitable at this point, but aligning with the Kurds further tightens his grip on power.
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But the caucuses and primaries in Iowa and New Hampshire are approaching, and as the Democratic field tightens, candidates face increased scrutiny over their policies.
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And if Chen gets a good night's sleep, tightens up his boots and loosens up his nerves, he just might attempt six quads on Saturday.
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The bill, which tightens existing sanctions on Russia and restricts President Trump's ability to ease them, passed through the House Tuesday with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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This tightens financial conditions, even if the local central bank, proud of its floating exchange rate and independent monetary policy, has not itself raised interest rates.
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Just like original mud masks, this tightens pores, removes all that sludge that build up on your skin and leave your face with a glowing complexion.
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"As the noose tightens, the reaction of Daesh gets fiercer," said Jihan Sheikh Ahmed, spokeswoman for the Raqqa offensive, using the Arabic acronym for Islamic State.
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Sources told Reuters on Saturday that Patuano was stepping down, ending weeks of speculation about his future as Telecom Italia's top shareholder Vivendi tightens its grip.
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As the labor market tightens and more people find work, you'd expect wages to rise as employers compete against each other for the remaining qualified candidates.
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However, the LME and its rivals see an opportunity as regulation of the market tightens, hoping this will force the trade onto transparent, centrally-cleared exchanges.
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Within 10 minutes, you see the results you're looking for — kaolin clay dries, tightens, and you know little specks of oil are coming to the surface.
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If Chinese interest rates rise or liquidity tightens, the flood of money threatens to do "what all excesses do: reverse or stop," said Lux Capital's Wolfe.
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Just like clay masks for your face, this one tingles a bit as it tightens, so if you're against the squeeze you might want to pass.
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The new self-discipline comes as the election tightens and polls indicate a razor-close race in battleground states such as Florida, New Hampshire and Colorado.
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An increase in home size post-recession is normal, historically, as credit tightens and more wealthy buyers with more cash and better credit, rule the market.
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Baines points out that the EU's updated privacy framework, GDPR, tightens the existing privacy standard — adding the words "clear affirmative act" and "unambiguous" to consent requirements.
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The dual approach of hiking rates while reducing asset holdings tightens monetary conditions at a faster pace than a change to the fed funds rate alone.
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But the result is likely to be exactly what it was last time: paralysis and drift, while Mr Corbyn tightens his grip on the party apparatus.
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Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" that it's OK if inflation overshoots the Fed's inflation target as the labor market tightens.
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On the contrary, President Xi Jinping is counting on being able to harness leading-edge research even as the Communist Party tightens its stranglehold on politics.
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"After nine years of markets outperforming the real economy, we think the opposite now applies as policy tightens," the team of Morgan Stanley strategists wrote Sunday.
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But a sizable minority of likely voters have still not taken sides in this extraordinary election, and as the race tightens, their choices become increasingly important.
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The Trump administration has released its first big Obamacare rule, and it tightens several rules for enrollment to try to "stabilize" the individual health insurance market.
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An extra element to the mix this year, however, might be the continuing disruption to scrap flows as Beijing steadily tightens the purity threshold for imports.
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US businesses added 154,85003 jobs in September: U.S. businesses added 154,000 jobs last month, which is the slowest pace since April as the labor market tightens.
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This tightens supply heading into the second half of the year and into 2019; given these conditions, the door is now open to $80 per barrel.
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But it also tightens rules for claiming the child tax credit, a change that would hit immigrant parents whose children were born in the United States.
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The House has yet to take up the measure, which is an amendment to a bill that tightens sanctions on Iran for its ballistic missile tests.
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As the unemployment rate holds around a low 4 percent and the labor market tightens, many employers are looking for ways to entice and retain workers.
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USMCA tightens rules of origin for auto parts and requires a larger share of cars to be made by workers earning at least $16 per hour.
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The annual cost of treating opioid addiction and overdoses has risen dramatically over the last 6900 years, as the epidemic tightens its grip on the country.
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But as Gaza slips deeper into poverty and as Israel tightens its power supply restrictions, analysts fear another war isn't too far off in the distance.
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David Rees, an analyst at Capital Economics, points out that emerging currencies may come under added pressure when the U.S. Federal Reserve tightens rates later this year.
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The comfortable view looks the most like the current iteration of the Gmail app, while compact tightens things up a bit and turns sender avatars into checkboxes.
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"If the China story can stay relatively stable while the Fed tightens then there is less of a reason for emerging markets to sell-off," he said.
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Steve Chiavarone, portfolio manager at Federated Investors, also sees more pain ahead as the U.S.-China trade war tightens its grip on Foot Locker and its peers.
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These new rules come ahead of the communist party's 19th National Congress, which convenes this autumn and is usually a time when the regime tightens the ship.
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Congress included language in its 2015 appropriations bill that tightens the rules that grant people large tax breaks on the premiums they pay into these insurance companies.
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Many Afghans have canceled or scaled back plans for weddings and other festivities in recent days and are demanding that the government tightens security to protect society.
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When the Fed tightens policy for an extended period it tends to lower demand for traditional U.S.-based safe haven assets, sending investors searching for return elsewhere.
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All of this subterfuge is part of Haunted Nancy Drew's plan to find evidence of the convent's wrongdoing and then escaping through that "The Noose Tightens" tunnel.
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If the market tightens as much as traders currently expect, the White House will be faced with a rise in prices it has tried hard to avoid.
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If you've already set up a lace tightness, a new magnetic system (no longer pressure-based like the first Adapt) senses your foot's presence and tightens them.
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Meanwhile, as the labor market tightens and several states have increased the minimum wage, temporary workers may be in position to take home more money this season.
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The deal comes as Indian refiners ramp up purchases of U.S. oil to compensate for the loss of Iranian oil supplies as Washington tightens sanctions on Tehran.
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The new law, signed in August, entrenches and in places tightens the sanctions of 2014, which have cut off Russian firms from most Western sources of financing.
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At some point the yelling gets a little more urgent and the kids picking dandelions get into Magic: The Gathering and the baseball tightens up a bit.
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There is already a long list of sanctions against North Korea imposed by the UN Security Council, and the new law tightens and modifies some of those.
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Earlier this month, President Barack Obama signed a bill that tightens sanctions on North Korea, with targets including non-Korean companies that do business with the North.
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That said, this is going to be a moving target as China's newly-created Ministry of Ecology and Environment steadily tightens controls across the waste materials spectrum.
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Most of Syria's rebels have been taken to Northern Syria as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad tightens his grip on them after seven years of civil war.
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As the labor market tightens and more people find work, you'd expect wages to rise as employers compete with each other to attract the remaining qualified candidates.
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"Fed tightens, markets have a hissy fit as any child does, financial conditions cramp up, the Fed then backs off," Boockvar wrote in a note on Wednesday.
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"The question is, as the global environment tightens, are those effects going to spread to markets that haven't yet experienced the consequences of the past," he asked.
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Shortening the flight time between Los Angeles and Singapore is not only appealing for leisure travelers heading to Asia: It tightens the economic links between the cities.
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Shop the Caudalie Beauty Elixir, $49The cult-favorite, French-pharmacy staple tightens your pores, sets your makeup, and makes your skin glow with just a few spritzes.
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Russian military spending last year dropped for the first time since 1998 as Moscow tightens its budget, according to a report Wednesday from an international think tank.
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Of course, it's not just in Hudson Valley; shadow donors behind super PACs are spending truckloads of cash nationwide, as the race for control of Congress tightens.
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The U.S. central bank's key policy rate, the fed funds rate, usually hovers in the middle of a 0.25-percent range which shifts higher as policy tightens.
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No candidate outside a major party has won a state since George Wallace in 1968, and Democrats are also intensifying their efforts as the race here tightens.
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The law, known as the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, tightens gun control in several ways but also allows some teachers to be armed.
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Known as the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, the law tightens gun control in several ways but also allows some teachers to be armed.
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The law, known as the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, tightens gun control in several ways, and also allows some teachers to be armed.
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As the White House tightens restrictions on legal and illegal immigration, the administration is looking to expand detention centers for immigrants caught illegally crossing the southern border.
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Before it made the AiraWear, Tware also produced a vest targeted at children with autism, which tightens around the wearer to simulate the feeling of being hugged.
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Brazil and the United States are the top two suppliers of corn and soybeans, and the competition to win international buyers tightens in a well-supplied market.
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Asylum seekers: As the U.S. tightens its policies at the southern border, many asylum seekers are contemplating hiring smugglers in Mexico, despite the dangers and increasing costs.
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Three drive modes: Standard, Sport, and GS. The real action happens with GS, which noticeably tightens up the steering, firms up the ride, and intensifies the shifts.
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MEIKTILA, Myanmar (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ma Nwe places a rock the size of a baseball at her feet, then tightens the string holding her bamboo hat in place.
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But Sessions' decision puts a stop to that determination and tightens the standards under which judges can grant asylum to survivors, likely putting tens of thousands at risk.
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The new rules will bring British law into line with the European Union's general data protection regulation (GDPR), which tightens and extends the scope of data protection law.
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January 20193 - Fiat, under Marchionne's leadership, tightens its grip on Chrysler Group LLC by buying the 41.46% stake it does not already own in a $4.35 billion deal.
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"After nine years of markets outperforming the real economy, we think the opposite now applies as policy tightens," noted Andrew Sheets, chief cross-asset strategist at Morgan Stanley.
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Bughead, on the other hand, is genuinely compelling, since "The Noose Tightens" proves Jughead is also willing to kick down doors for his beloved, Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart).
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If the Federal Reserve tightens policy too aggressively, or the American economy slips into recession (or both), tech investors will get that sinking feeling again. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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As the labor market tightens and more people find work, one may expect wages to rise as employers compete with each other to attract the remaining qualified candidates.
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It could also be hit as monetary policy tightens in the euro zone, since rates are set to suit larger, richer countries rather than those to their east.
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Even as the Fitbit eliminates those positions and tightens its belt in some areas, however, it looks to move into a new vertical within the wearable market: smartwatches.
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But with energy prices rising over the past half-year and wage growth picking up as the job market tightens, inflation is moving toward that 2628 percent target.
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The net result tonight is that Trump finally stopped his disastrous three-week slide and I suspect he will gain back some ground as this race tightens again.
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The EU also now has an updated data protection framework — the GDPR — which came into full force on May 25, and further tightens privacy protections around EU data.
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FACEBOOK TIGHTENS CONTROLS ON USER DATA: Under pressure from civil liberties advocates, Facebook has updated its policies to explicitly prohibit the use of company data for surveillance purposes.
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Americans filed the fewest claims for jobless benefits in nearly 44 years last week, a sign that employers are hanging on to workers as the labor market tightens.
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Patuano officially resigned on Monday, confirming reports at the weekend he was on his way out as top shareholder Vivendi tightens its grip on the Italian phone group.
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Now he will have to leave the G20 unsure if the US will interfere in Ukraine as Russia tightens the screws on Kiev's sovereignty in the Azov Sea.
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As Trump raises trade war fears, China tightens its grip on the South China Sea Italy's political turmoil could mark the end of the EU, shaking global markets
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Bartolini attributes the hunger for global funds to more attractive valuations, improving earnings, synchronized global growth and central banks that remain loose while the U.S. Fed tightens up.
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The three debates will be Mr. Trump's best chance to halt his opponent, Hillary Clinton, who has a clearer path to the nomination even as the race tightens.
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As the U.S. Federal Reserve tightens, and the Bank of England prepares to do so, HSBC's lowly net interest margin of 1.63 percent should expand and revenues increase.
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"After nine years of markets outperforming the real economy, we think the opposite now applies as policy tightens," the team of Morgan Stanley strategists wrote at that time.
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The Vatican's defenders, meanwhile, argue that it must compromise to prevent China's Catholics from splintering further, especially as the government of President Xi Jinping tightens control of religion.
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To minimize puffiness without makeup, massage around the eyes with an ice cube — a cryotherapy-like method that brings down swelling and "also tightens the skin," says Brodeur.
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The euro could slip to $1.1750 or even $1.15 as a support level as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy and the European economy trends weaker, he said.
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At its core, the rule tightens of the definition of "residency" that USCIS takes into account when deciding whether Americans overseas can transmit their citizenship to their children.
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President Donald Trump signaled his willingness on Thursday to provide protections for "Dreamers" but only if a deal includes a border wall with Mexico and tightens immigration restrictions.
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STAND also tightens current sanctions, extends the Magnitsky Act to all territories under Russian occupation, and would require the State Department to counter Russian propaganda and cyber-offensives.
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If he can, it suggests that he may still be able to increase his support in the coming months if he tightens his message and becomes more disciplined.
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As the liberal Bernie Sanders tightens his grip in Iowa, more traditional Democrats remain split among his four leading competitors, or are unsure altogether of whom to support.
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Republicans are now saying that a deal to fund the government might have to move separately from a bill that provides a DACA fix and tightens border security.
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"And if Trump tightens the screws on China, (emerging markets) risks could flare up again, with EM Asia currencies perhaps bearing the brunt of the burn," he added.
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At the same time, the company has also brought in new executives from SAP, Oracle and Microsoft, among others, as the company tightens its belt, according to ComputerWorld.
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January 2014 - Fiat, under Marchionne's leadership, tightens its grip on Chrysler Group LLC by buying the 41.46 percent stake it did not already own in a $8003 billion deal.
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Your Flyknits and Dunks aren't tricked out (yet) with sophisticated technology that tightens the shoes around the foot until tension is sensed, using an algorithmic pressure equation, after all.
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Others have been enshrined in a constitution that tightens Mr Erdogan's grip on the executive, allowing him to appoint and replace senior officials at will, and weakens parliamentary oversight.
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The industry's costs, which have always been pro-cyclical, are also likely to rise as the slack carried over from the downturn is absorbed and the supply chain tightens.
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As more unemployed people find work and the labor market tightens, one may expect wages to rise as employers compete with each other to attract the remaining qualified candidates.
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DANDONG, China (Reuters) - As Beijing tightens its grip on trade with North Korea, the economies of Chinese towns along the 1,400-km border the two countries share are floundering.
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At the moment, though, investors should expect more ups and downs in the market, especially if the race tightens, said Stephen Lingard, a portfolio manager with Franklin Templeton Solutions.
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As more Americans find work and the labor market tightens, you can expect wages to rise because of the competition among employers to attract the remaining qualified job candidates.
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United States also tightens sanctions Earlier in June, the United States also tightened its sanctions on Russia, striking another blow to the already strained relations between the two superpowers.
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As the race tightens, Jones has cranked up his attacks on Moore over the allegations and made those charges central to his argument that Moore is an unsuitable choice.
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First-time claims for unemployment benefits plummeted to a 43-year low last week, a sign that businesses are hanging on to their workers as the labor market tightens.
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As VC and PE funding slows down and bank credit tightens, Chinese publishers, many of which did not generate revenue since their launch, now have to start monetizing traffic.
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The southeast Asian country is looking to establish what it calls a "strategic petroleum reserve" that it can tap if and when fuel supply tightens in the world market.
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Concern rises as race tightens "Our polls are close," West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, another candidate for the Senate nomination, told a small audience here on Sunday evening.
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The logic goes something like this: If business sales increase, capital spending occurs and the labor market tightens, which, in effect, draws in whomever is sitting on the sidelines.
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The House legislation, which passed narrowly last week, imposes new work requirements on the food stamps program and tightens overall eligibility on who can qualify for the federal assistance.
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As China's increasingly autocratic leader, Xi Jinping, tightens his grip on power, it is becoming harder to remain optimistic that he will continue to tolerate circumvention of the firewall.
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Weekly applications decreased 13,000 to a seasonally adjusted 253,000, a sign that employers are holding on to their workers as the labor market tightens, the Labor Department said Thursday.
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But the rupee has surged on expectations on India's stance on interest rates, which is helping attract foreign investments at a time when the U.S. Federal Reserve tightens policy.
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If you're in the market for an affordable mask that unclogs and tightens pores while exfoliating away dead skin cells, try the L'Oréal Paris Pure Clay Exfoliate & Refine Mask.
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The Senate amendment tightens the sanctions regime against Russia by codifying it in law and making it more difficult for President Donald Trump's White House to ease the measures.
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However, when the oil market tightens and supply and demand are closer, small changes in the physical supply or demand for oil create big swings in the oil price.
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The world is asking hard questions about what could befall Hong Kong as Beijing further tightens control over a city that is supposed to operate under its own laws.
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Then you just orient it how you want, tightens the swivel, and run the attached micro USB cable to the port in the back of the Stick Up Cam.
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The compulsory self-isolation for travellers in hotels and other lodgings across Australia comes as the country gradually tightens its social distancing rules, which have so far confused many.
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By breaking out YouTube's revenue, executives will be able to highlight a business segment where they expect to see rapid growth even as the broader digital ad business tightens.
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A cascade of polls released over the weekend have Bernie Sanders challenging Joe Biden's frontrunner status, surpassing Biden in key early states as the national horse race tightens up.
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Biden needs to find more balance in the coming weeks and months as the race tightens and he is challenged more directly by those below him in the polls.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has imposed new restrictions on the opioid oxycodone, its drug regulator said, as the country tightens control of its painkillers industry in the battle against drug addiction.
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IN FACT WE SAW MORE VOLUNTARILY LEAVERS FROM THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, BECAUSE AS THE JOB MARKET TIGHTENS, PEOPLE WILL VOLUNTARILY LEAVE THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY AND GO INTO THE SERVICE INDUSTRY.
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The overhang of crude acted as a drag on the price, and as oil moves out of storage it tightens the market, allowing OPEC and other producers to raise prices.
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At a time when big banks are fighting off low interest rates, pressure to keep cutting staff and economic slowness, untold compliance cost increases only tightens margins at banks globally.
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Effective leadership, he observes, rests on a ruler's ability to foment a mood of "sustainable crisis": a never-ending blend of hope and dread that tightens his grip on power.
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Wages stagnating while unemployment falls and the economy grows goes against mainstream economic theory, which holds that when unemployment falls, the labor market tightens and workers can demand higher pay.
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U.S. consumer spending barely rose in February and inflation retreated, suggesting the Federal Reserve could remain cautious about raising interest rates this year even as the labor market rapidly tightens.
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The dollar has firmed 3.8 percent on trade-weighted basis so far this year, which supports economists' thesis of a gradual increase in inflation even as the labor market tightens.
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Critics also fear that if Duterte tightens his hold on the Senate, he'll more easily be able to rewrite the constitution, potentially lifting the limit on six-year presidential terms.
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Structural Subordination Mitigated: Its subsidiary, Future Holdings, which is listed in Shanghai, remains a crucial platform for Future Land's offshore financing, especially as the onshore financing environment tightens in 2H103.
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Liquidity often tightens ahead of the week-long holiday and the central bank usually injects large amounts of cash into the banking system before the festivities to keep rates steady.
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"What that's telling us is as the labor market tightens, employers are going to use those summer hires as an extended interview," said Michael Erwin, senior career advisor for CareerBuilder.com.
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The EU has threatened to take punitive action that could include stripping Poland of its voting rights if Warsaw does not retract legislation that tightens state controls over the judiciary.
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"As shipment volumes expand, capacity tightens, and rail companies are able to negotiate slightly higher rates from their customers," wrote Edward Jones analyst Dan Sherman in a note to clients.
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FRANCE TIGHTENS SECURITY Bar and restaurant owners are being told not to set up giant screens outside their businesses during the European soccer championship, a French sports ministry official confirmed.
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Jakob Poeltl might be the odd-man out if the rotation tightens and Cleveland plays heavy minutes small, and even then, he was one of the league's best backup centers.
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Moreover, as the United States tightens its vaping regulations, this easily accessible data will help lawmakers make informed decisions about the best way to regulate e-cigarettes and related products.
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JetBlue Airways has ordered at least 3213 regional jets from Airbus, the U.S. airline said Tuesday, a decision that tightens its tie to the European airplane manufacturer, Boeing's chief rival.
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If the labor market tightens substantially further in response to household tax cuts, companies may have no choice but to make productivity-enhancing investments to offset increasingly expensive labor inputs.
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Nidetzky said a stronger crown, which tightens monetary conditions in the export-reliant Czech economy, was a factor in favour of rate stability, depending on whether the gains were sustained.
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And although CLSA built a reputation for its unconventional approach, it is unclear whether that ethos can be sustained as its Chinese state-backed owner, CITIC Securities, tightens its grip.
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The labor force expanded by 85003,000 last month, the labor participation rate ticked up, and 354,000 more people were employed in September, a good sign as the job market tightens.
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"Ultherapy" is a noninvasive ultrasound therapy that injures the tissue surrounding the muscles, setting off a healing response that creates more collagen, which in turn tightens and lifts skin gradually.
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As the noose around the Islamic State tightens, it has tried to adapt by plotting, inspiring or taking responsibility for indiscriminate attacks around the world: a nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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Softly lighted and bleakly bucolic, "Here Alone" sacrifices momentum for a dreamy tension that tightens when Ann encounters an injured man (Adam David Thompson) and his teenage stepdaughter (Gina Piersanti).
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India boasts competitive advantages over the U.S. on services such as information technology, and its service exports are already under threat as the Trump administration tightens H-1B visa rules.
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But economic growth at 3 percent, coupled with a rise in wages that should happen as the labor market tightens more, means that elevated consumer confidence should endure for years.
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" On "Needing Something," he tightens his slurry wheeze into an anguished singing voice: "All this pain make me sing songs/Ain't no love in the sewer that I came from.
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His declaration came as Saudi Arabia undertook an anti-corruption purge in which royals, ministers and investors have been arrested as the putative next king tightens his grip on power.
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HSBC Holdings PLC is planning several hundred job cuts at its investment bank as it tightens its control on costs and braces for pressure on revenues and a deteriorating economic outlook.
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"LONG-TERM ADJUSTMENT" Though oil prices have recovered more than 50 percent since late January, the rally could easily peter out before the labor market tightens in the Gulf once again.
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A local engineer used a motor from an old voter registration device to build a mechanism that tightens the collar around her neck after she slips her head through the portal.
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Fortunately, evidence-based tax reforms – and fundamentally new tax designs – can overcome these problems, particularly if the United States first tightens loopholes and limits the ability to hide profits from taxation.
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When she tightens her voice against a shiver of strings and splintery beats, she can faintly call Björk to mind; "Pack of Nobodies" sounds a bit like a Lykke Li track.
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On the supply-side, oil markets remain tense as the United States tightens sanctions on Iranian oil exports, saying on Monday it was boosting its military presence in the Middle East.
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By reviving Mr Jiang's rhetoric on nihilism, Mr Xi is signalling that the party could again face regime-threatening danger unless it tightens its grip on the way history is told.
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As the marriage squeeze tightens, it will produce a generation of unmarried migrant men with low incomes, poor education and no tie to the social order that marriage provides in China.
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That is substantially down on an estimated growth rate of 2.9% for last year, as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy and as the effects of last year's tax cuts ebb.
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S. talks in Washington * European car stocks fall 0.8 percent on U.S. fears * Oil prices highest for year as supply tightens London, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Hopes of progress in Sino-U.
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If the supply-demand-stocks balance tightens sufficiently, at some point the premium for immediate availability becomes bigger than the discounts for finance and storage, and futures prices move into backwardation.
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The United States has been ramping up its rhetoric against Iran in recent weeks as it tightens sanctions against the country after pulling out of the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Anti-slavery activists in Mauritania are increasingly being arrested and protests banned as the state tightens restrictions on human rights groups, activists and organizations said on Thursday.
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Asian refiners are seeking new sources as Middle East condensate supply tightens and as they start to prefer more heavy sour crude, or thicker oil with a high amount of sulphur.
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The new system tightens some loopholes: it will no longer be possible to move the family Van Gogh from the living room to the business's offices and declare it tax-exempt.
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The FAA bill tightens vetting of anyone with access to secure areas of an airport and expands the list of criminal convictions that could disqualify someone from holding a security badge.
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An article last Sunday about signs of rising wages as the labor market tightens misspelled the surname of the Economic Policy Institute's director of research and policy, who tracks wage trends.
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If, however, credit tightens from raising Federal Housing Administration insurance premiums, or from removing government guarantees for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac-backed mortgages, then home sales will no doubt decline.
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Gold posted its first weekly gain in four weeks after soft U.S. inflation data on Thursday suggested the Federal Reserve would show caution as it tightens monetary policy by raising rates.
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And indeed, even further tightens the security screw in some instances — such as by extending police access to UK citizen's web browsing records for specific crimes, as the Guardian has noted.
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Those expectations were underscored by other data on Thursday showing the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week to a 48-year low as the labor market tightens.
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The hardest thing about the first stage is getting the cadence right but after the blood pressure cuff tightens around my left arm for the first time, I'm in the groove.
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Juul tightens up social media to focus on former smokers switching to e-cigs However, these recent efforts by Juul to change its marketing tune, may be too little, too late.
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AMMAN, March 14 (Reuters) - Jordan said it would stop all incoming and outgoing passenger flights into the country from Tuesday as it tightens border controls to combat the spread of coronavirus.
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The focus then tightens, bringing us the story through the eyes of a 9-year-old named Jai who lives in a basti, an impoverished colony that abuts the railway line.
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That can be achieved only if the United States not only implements the Clean Power Plan and tailpipe-pollution rules, but also tightens them or adds more policies in future years.
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So why did Arbus pick the shot in which he tightens his mouth into a stretched-out grimace, cupping one hand into an upturned claw while the other grips a grenade?
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The case, they say, was manufactured to prop up Mr. Trump's baseless voter-fraud claims and an anti-fraud law by the Republican-dominated Texas Legislature that tightens qualifications for voting.
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Jones became the first Democrat to win a Senate seat in Alabama since 1992, and his victory tightens Senate Republicans' margin in the Senate, giving them just a 51-49 edge.
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Dalian Wanda Group said on Tuesday it had scrapped plans to buy Nine Elms Square in London, the latest setback for the Chinese conglomerate as Beijing tightens controls on overseas investment.
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If, as expected, Clinton is the Democratic nominee and the race tightens, the pressure on those elements of the conservative intelligentsia who are pledging not to support Trump will be immense.
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With most developed economies now also moving into partial shutdowns as the epidemic tightens its global grip, Norway and Sweden announced far-reaching stimulus packages as European trading got under way.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea congratulated China on its 19th Communist Party Congress on Wednesday amid increasingly frayed relationships between the traditional allies, as China tightens sanctions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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Gone is the foam midsole, the rubber outsole, and three layers of glue, leaving just the sole and the FlyKnit body—breathable, nearly weightless polyester yarn that tightens along with the laces.
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As the race for the Democratic nomination tightens, the debate offers the presidential hopefuls a chance to make their case to a vast national television audience and engage directly with their opponents.
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Before there is time to process any one horrific image, Modern Warfare hustles me along to the next one, and as this circle of horror tightens around me I start to panic.
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Economists said that could provide a lift to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton against her Republican rival Donald Trump as the race for the White House tightens and becomes increasingly bitter and divisive.
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While the quarterly data continues to show moderate wage growth even as the labor market tightens, anecdotal evidence points to an acceleration amid efforts by companies to retain and attract skilled workers.
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As China tightens its grip on Hong Kong, pro-democracy parties have been hit by the sidelining of key leaders and have been losing ground to a well-organized pro-Beijing camp.
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Add upcoming ECB actions to the mix, and 2019 could be the year when central bank policy tightens the screws after years in which the Fed's initial rate increases had little impact.
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At first long and languorous, "Loplop" gradually tightens its screws, as it traps a seemingly normal married couple in a cabin with a dangerous criminal — it's just that they're holding him hostage.
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In October, a digital security bill that regulates some types of controversial speech was passed in the country, signaling to companies that as the regulatory environment tightens, they too could become targets.
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We see it in polls: There is a difference in numbers between registered voters (where Clinton has historically performed much better) and likely voters (where Trump tightens her lead or bests Clinton).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer spending barely rose in February and inflation retreated, suggesting the Federal Reserve could remain cautious about raising interest rates this year even as the labor market rapidly tightens.
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And as the Fed Funds rate goes lower, the difference between what banks earn by making loans at higher interest rates than what they pay depositors — known as net interest income — tightens.
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The first such election after the 79-day protests in 2014, the polls are closely watched by the international and business communities as China tightens the screws on the former British colony.
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Emerging market stocks and currencies remained under pressure from heavy debt loads denominated in dollars that have grown more scarce and expensive this year as the U.S. Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy.
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When your skin is wounded in this way, it produces collagen to help heal, which tightens the skin, reduces fine lines and wrinkles, and creates that beautiful, plump complexion we all crave.
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The Workers' Party of Korea on Wednesday congratulated China on its 19th Communist Party Congress despite the increasingly frayed relationships between the allies as China tightens sanctions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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In an effort to pay down debt and fund research, Canaan is now trying its luck stateside with Nasdaq even as the bourse tightens restrictions on the IPOs of small Chinese companies.
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Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez slammed President Donald Trump's new policy that tightens travel restrictions and prohibits American companies from conducting business with those owned by the Cuban military, NBC News reports.
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Brian Levitt, senior investment strategist at OppenheimerFunds, said he does not see a problem with the curve flattening for now, but it could be if the Federal Reserve tightens policy too much.
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This is a constant theme in mixed martial arts: a fighter tightens up the form and increases the speed of his blows, gets to the mark first, and gets hammered immediately afterwards.
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The investment tightens the relationship between Buffett and fellow billionaire Bezos, whose companies teamed up last year with JPMorgan Chase & Co to create a venture, Haven, to reduce their employees' healthcare costs.
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Bond traders are increasing bets the Federal Reserve will raise U.S. short-term interest rates into 2019 as the jobs market tightens and with inflation seen climbing above its 2 percent goal.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's main Orthodox Church urged Christians on Saturday to stay away from churches and pray at home as the Balkan country tightens restrictive measures to contain the spread of coronavirus.
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Unspoken in the photo is one of the premier questions facing China today: How much liberty will the pair get to enjoy as the current Communist Party tightens its grip on power?
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With the prospect of owning a home in one of the world's most expensive cities a dream, many disaffected youth say they have little to look forward to as Beijing's grip tightens.
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But life is getting tougher for Big Tech in India as the government tightens restrictions on foreign companies and shows a growing tendency to shut down internet access at sensitive political moments.
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The trigger buttons on the PS4 controller handle each side, so if Sam starts tipping to the left, you hit the left trigger and he tightens up his backpack to keep steady.
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Trump has volunteered himself, as well as two of his most high-profile surrogates -- his children, Don Jr. and Ivanka -- to appear alongside the Texas senator as his re-election race tightens.
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Then the German army begins to focus all their fire on her, as she digs her heels into the ground, tightens her grip on her shield, and deflects a storm of gunfire.
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A Europe united by 'national-cultural' identities Greece and Italy remain deep in debt with no discernible way out, even as the EU's economic giant in the north, Germany, tightens the austerity screws.
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We know, we know: we've been a little excited lately about the HyperAdapt 1.0, Nike's first-ever "adaptive fit" sneaker that tightens and loosens to your foot with the push of a button.
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"Even if you get tax reform and the Fed tightens and the dollar goes up, the impact of that on earnings and growth is actually not going to be that significant, " he argued.
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The sales are the latest sign of the growing dependence of Venezuela's cash-strapped government on Russia as the United States tightens a financial noose around Maduro, who it describes as a dictator.
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In addition to the hard-core Trump supporters who turned out, she also faced protests from her left-flank, a group that could be critical as the race tightens up in the fall.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Dozens of Egyptians have protested at Cairo metro stations in a rare display of public discontent as the government tightens spending and pushes austerity measures, according to posts on social media.
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It is also likely to go down badly among critics who question Trump's commitment to the NATO alliance and fret over his desire to rebuild relations with Moscow even as Washington tightens sanctions.
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While both of these issues do have a degree of truth, Cramer warned investors not to get spooked and sell stocks too early when the Fed tightens, because that could damage their portfolios.
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If the Democratic race tightens, it could be that Hillary Clinton will be very happy that the party carved out this group, much as the Republicans may wish they had this usurping power.
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Bella Hadid visited celeb-loved facialist Joanna Czech for a "late night facial" the night before the Met Gala, which included a red light therapy treatment, which stimulates collagen production and tightens skin.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Telecom Italia appointed Vivendi's chief executive Arnaud de Puyfontaine as its executive chairman on Thursday as the French media group further tightens its grip on Italy's former monopoly telecoms network operator.
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To improve the "culture of safety" on oil rigs and prevent future spills or blowouts, the new rule tightens requirements for blowout preventers, well design, well control casing, cementing and sub-sea containment.
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When the tehina seizes up or tightens, keep adding ice water, bit by bit (about 23 22/22 cups in total), whisking energetically until you have a perfectly smooth, creamy, thick sauce. 210.
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The government has shut down dozens of China-based VPN providers and has been targeting overseas services as it tightens control over the internet, ahead of a Communist Party congress later this year.
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And, as Beijing tightens its grip on Hong Kong, the future they see careening towards them is that of an authoritarian mainland China with curbs on the freedoms and rights they now enjoy.
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Rick Scott signed a bill named after Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in March that tightens gun control in several ways and also includes a provision that would allow some teachers to be armed.
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And, as Beijing tightens its grip on Hong Kong, the future they see careening toward them is that of an authoritarian mainland China with curbs on the freedoms and rights they now enjoy.
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Then again, as the labor market tightens, it will get harder for employers to get away with that kind of thing, and there will be more pressure to use the money for wages.
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Miners in Peru have shuttered mines or wound down operations and are bracing for an extended period of supply chain disruptions as the government tightens curbs to halt the spread of the virus.
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Better known as AB5, the bill tightens the definition of "independent contractor" and requires employers to conduct ABC tests to determine whether or not their workers should be classified as full-time employees.
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Even if a future U.S. president rejoins the Paris agreement, Forrister said U.S. companies would face higher credit costs as their entry to the markets tightens competition and drives up prices for credits.
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Tom comes galloping back into the narrative from nowhere, looking a lot like Hard Ass in ringlets and a white hat, and magically-realistically shoots a bullet through the rope as it tightens.
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A particular bright spot in the report was wages finally showing more promise, accelerating to an annual pace of 2.9 percent as the labor market tightens and states raise their minimum wage levels.
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Bond traders are increasing bets that the Federal Reserve will raise U.S. short-term interest rates into 2019 as the jobs market tightens and with inflation seen climbing above its 2 percent goal.
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As the distance tightens, as Amanda feels that her daughter is closer than ever, she will learn the grim and fateful lesson that maternal instincts count for little in an insidiously poisoned world.
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However, the trend is clear, planned and proposed coal-fired generation keeps getting cut back as the developed world largely turns away from the fuel, and as top importer China increasingly tightens environmental controls.
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In the aftermath of a slump, it is easy for corporate leaders to preach the need for continued cost control, but as the cycle matures and the supply chain tightens, cost pressures inevitably build.
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If those six swing state leads hold up, they'll be enough to give Clinton the presidency even if the national race tightens enough to let Trump win the old standbys of Ohio and Florida.
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Clinton leads Trump by 5 percentage points, according to a Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll released on Friday, maintaining her advantage in the national survey even as the race tightens in several crucial swing states.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that the planemaker was poised to make top financial and operational appointments as incoming CEO Guillaume Faury tightens his grip after months of turmoil over corruption investigations and output delays.
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It has also criticized Hanoi over a cybersecurity law that tightens control of the internet and global technology companies operating in the country, raising fears of economic harm and a further crackdown on dissent.
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Before entering the arena, Tory Johnson, a 32-year-old from Oklahoma City, secures his cowboy hat, shifts his weight from side to side in his stirrups and tightens his grip on the reins.
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The risk that the Federal Reserve tightens too much is aggravated by a change in the make-up of its rate-setting committee, which will take on a more hawkish tinge from next year.
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Policymakers are stuck in a "loop" because when they raise rates, the U.S. dollar strengthens, lending tightens, and "the Fed backs away because the market has already done its job for it," Sonders said.
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Scrap imports slumped by 32% last year as the Chinese authorities raised purity threshold requirements and imports fell another 25% in the first half of this year as Beijing steadily tightens the quality rules.
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The new FX series, the last produced for FX by super-producer Ryan Murphy as part of his deal with 20th Century Fox (he'll soon move to Netflix), never tightens when it can sprawl.
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Then, after packing on all her products, Dewan uses the Nurse Jamie UpLift Facial Massaging Beauty Roller ($69) which "tightens the skin, wakes up your skin and pushes the product deeper into your skin."
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As the Trump administration further tightens the sanctions program, particular with secondary sanctions, U.S. companies will need to begin evaluating whether their Chinese partners are in business with North Korea and to what extent.
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Bankers and policymakers fear India could be throwing good money after bad with the capital injection announced last month, unless it tightens lending rules and institutes governance reforms to insulate banks from political pressure.
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As former national security adviser Michael Flynn takes center stage in the Russia investigation with his plea bargain agreement with Robert Mueller and his special counsel team, the plot thickens and the noose tightens.
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The moment Gereon is in his apartment, he finds his stash of morphine (hand shaking all the while), tightens a belt around his arm to locate a vein, and injects himself with the drugs.
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SOFIA, March 21 (Reuters) - Bulgaria's main Orthodox Church urged Christians on Saturday to stay away from churches and pray at home as the Balkan country tightens restrictive measures to contain the spread of coronavirus.
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Novak Djokovic Wins Australian Open, Tightens Grand Slam Race The victory over Dominic Thiem in five sets gave Djokovic his 17th Grand Slam singles title and allowed him to reclaim the No. 1 ranking.
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As the cordon tightens around the possibility of his campaign's collusion with Moscow to win the 2016 election, he would want to cast doubt on arguments of a special relationship with President Vladimir Putin.
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Emerging markets have also been under pressure lately as the U.S. Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy, which have partly boosted the dollar, and as the Trump administration takes a more protectionist approach to trade.
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"Long-term interest rates must head higher — must — because we've got a booming economy, ... and short-term rates are going up as the Fed gradually tightens three or four times this year, " Cramer said.
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"The U.K. is also going to stand to gain if Europe tightens restrictions because it will soon be leaving the EU and will no longer be subject to the same EU regulations," opines Yip.
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Despite its surface-level placidity, the Israeli feature "Working Woman" unfolds like a psychological thriller — a procedural that, as it tightens its grip, captures how workplace sexual harassment slowly takes over one woman's life.
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Blake and Nicol said that would allow policy makers to "buy time" and gain the economic benefits from a weaker Aussie dollar and the US Federal Reserve raises rates and potentially tightens monetary policy.
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The House of Representatives passed a sweeping, subsidy-packed farm bill on Thursday that tightens food stamp rules, in a major win for the House leadership after a day of setbacks and chaos on immigration.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 31 (Reuters) - European Union diplomats agreed on Wednesday new draft rules for banks saddled with bad loans, an EU statement said, in a move that tightens requirements for lenders to cover possible losses.
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Challenger's CEO said the tech industry would not be the leader in job-cutting for this year, but mentioned it may struggle from labor shortages if President Donald Trump's administration tightens borders and immigration legislation.
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On the data front, U.S. labor costs rose less than expected in the fourth quarter, pointing to low inflation even as anecdotal evidence suggests that wage growth is picking up as the labor market tightens.
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Russia has used cheap energy exports and loans to Belarus as a way of keeping its former Soviet neighbor in Moscow's geopolitical orbit, but the arrangement has become harder to sustain as Russia's budget tightens.
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In the future, however, as the oil market tightens and prices rise, the extra income will give a big boost to the economies of exporting nations, and accelerate the tightening of the supply-demand balance.
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Little economic slack remains, with companies expected to expand operations to accommodate demand as the job market tightens and expectations for U.S. demand remain firm, the central bank said in its quarterly Business Outlook Survey.
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But its lead is tenuous, as turbulent markets slow China's growth, and as the country tightens the flow of economic data and cracks down on commentary that officials say could hurt stocks or the currency.
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Some policymakers believe the low inflation readings are the result of transitory factors like one-off reductions in the costs of mobile phone services, and expect price pressure to rise as the labor market tightens.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bond traders are increasing bets the Federal Reserve will raise U.S. short-term interest rates into 2019 as the jobs market tightens and with inflation seen climbing above its 20193 percent goal.
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The Fed decided to leave rates unchanged in its September meeting on Wednesday, but if credit tightens, more companies may find that burning cash or taking out debt for buybacks simply aren't worth the cost.
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U.S. Treasury yields had been on an uptrend since Friday when Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said gradual U.S. interest rate increases would be appropriate if the economy improves further and the labor market tightens.
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HONG KONG/TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Struggling to seal deals in the United States as regulatory scrutiny tightens, Chinese companies looking to invest in promising technology are finding a warmer welcome for their cash in Israel.
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Jobless applications hit 43-year low: First-time claims for unemployment benefits plummeted to a 43-year low last week, a sign that businesses are hanging on to their workers as the labor market tightens.
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The bill would expand the requirement to report child abuse, extends the statute of limitations for a civil action for child sexual abuse and tightens bans on high-risk sex offenders' online conduct with children.
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EditorsNote: various editing throughout; tightens headline Jake Fromm threw two touchdown passes and Georgia allowed just 21 rushing yards as the eighth-ranked Bulldogs defeated No. 6 Florida 193-17 on Saturday at Jacksonville, Fla.
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ISTANBUL, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Turkey's $1.1 billion of steel exports to the United States could be at risk if President Donald Trump further tightens import restrictions, the head of Turkey's steel exporter association told Reuters.
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The familiar problem is that protecting prices comes at the expense of market share: the more the kingdom cuts its own production and tightens the market, the more it encourages increased output from other sources.
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Employers who check a job candidate's Facebook or Twitter profile before deciding whether to hire them may be in breach of European law, top regulators have said, as the EU tightens its data protection policies.
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As he tightens his grip on power, civil society — including the Open Society Foundations, founded by the philanthropist George Soros, where I serve as president — have been driven out of the country or forced underground.
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Seventy-five-million-dollar-funded legal services startup Atrium doesn't want to be the next company to implode as the tech industry tightens its belt and businesses chase margins instead of growth via unsustainable economics.
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Smiles do not become it; the mouth tightens, by reflex, to a crinkled line, and once, in "Take Shelter," it gapes wide in a terrible and soundless O, as the hero wakes from a nightmare.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent on Thursday, slipping back from four-month highs as investors focused on the risk that emerging market crises and trade disputes could dent demand even as supply tightens.
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CLSA head of China research Alvin Wong forecasts the bond market will perform well in the next two months due to yield compression, and expects more issuers will come to the market before liquidity tightens.
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It's only when you pull back—show that you're hurt, or get angry, or try to argue that the joke is a lie, or, worse, deny that the joke is funny—that the joke tightens.
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"To tell a doctor that they cannot use their ability, their expertise, to write an exemption handcuffs doctors," he said, referring to language in the bill that also tightens the rules for granting medical exemptions.
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The field trip decision by the Toronto District School Board, the largest board in the country, was the latest disruption in travel from Canada to the United States as the Trump administration tightens the borders.
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There were small but rare protests at metro stations across Cairo on Saturday after fares more than tripled for some commuters as the government tightens spending and implements measures to achieve IMF-backed economic reforms.
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Analysts have said that if the U.S. Federal Reserves tightens monetary policy more aggressively than the market expects over the coming months, there is a risk of further falls in the rupee against the U.S. dollar.
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Among the other bills signed by Newsom is a measure requiring medication abortion services at public state universities starting in 2023 and a gun legislation package that tightens firearm sales and extends gun violence restraining orders.
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Typically when the U.S. tightens its monetary policy, funds would flow into the greenback, which would weaken emerging market currencies and spur concerns about whether those countries will be able to service their dollar-denominated debt.
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Caution is also justified by what appear to be weak underlying price pressures, even after a deal between German unions and employers earlier this month indicated that wage pressures will build as the labor market tightens.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. labor costs increased steadily in the first quarter as a jump in transportation and manufacturing wages was offset by small gains elsewhere, pointing to moderate inflation pressures even as the labor market tightens.
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As China's control of the neighboring South China Sea tightens, Japan worries that Beijing's attention is turning toward the East China Sea where Japan controls a chain of islands stretching 1,400 km (870 miles) towards Taiwan.
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As the job market tightens, smaller businesses are being forced to simplify the hiring process to attract workers, Marty Mucci, the president and CEO of payroll and human resources outsourcing giant Paychex, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Research also suggests that as the labor market tightens, companies that employ workers who can communicate effectively are more likely to experience lower turnover rates than their peers and are more likely to retain their customers.
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So when the state tightens its belt, it often preserves day-to-day spending by cutting maintenance and investment, even when doing so harms the public sector's net worth once all the beans are properly counted.
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This means that product should soon start flooding the market at a much faster pace and even if prices do not improve, some farmers could be forced to sell as storage space tightens across the country.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's state planner has approved tougher new regulations on investment in the auto industry, a draft of which had spooked carmakers earlier this year, as it tightens the screws on firms adding manufacturing capacity.
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Brazil in particular has seen inflation ease during a severe recession and has made some progress on structural reforms, boosting investors' comfort with its plan to keep cutting rates even as the Fed tightens, she said.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters) - Telecom Italia Chief Executive Marco Patuano officially resigned on Monday, confirming reports at the weekend he was on his way out as top shareholder Vivendi tightens its grip on the Italian phone group.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Foreign firms say they are struggling to gain access to China's vast railway market as the country, seeking to transform its domestic industry into an export powerhouse, tightens the bidding criteria on rail tenders.
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The result may be that the recovery we are trying to maintain would actually be much harder to maintain with a policy that waits much longer and then tightens versus tightening at a more gradual pace.
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Geely hopes Daimler will see the mutual benefits of a partnership to scale up production of electric car components, as China tightens the screws on combustion-only vehicles, a second source familiar with the matter said.
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Both are streaming over at Pacific Beach Vinyl's webstore; Four Tet's adds some spaced-out, cosmic flavor to the piano jab-and-apreggiation combo, while Thomas tightens things up and emphasizes the syncopation of the groove.
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Walmart took a big step when it out-bid Amazon for a majority stake in Flipkart, but Amazon's new investment — in addition to the $5 billion the company has already committed to India — tightens the race.
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Too much of "Bitter Orange" consists of two interesting, dramatic people doling out selective information to their undramatic listener; even as the noose tightens (and it does), you sense you could still slip out of it.
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As President Xi Jinping pushes a more aggressive agenda overseas and tightens controls at home, the Trump administration has launched a trade war that has brought the countries to the cusp of a new Cold War.
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As it tightens restrictions on people entering the country, the Chinese government also is leading a sweeping campaign to purge the public sphere of dissent, censoring news reports, harassing citizen journalists and shutting down news sites.
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Economists also said the upbeat employment report could provide a boost to Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton against her Republican rival Donald Trump as the race to the White House tightens and becomes increasingly bitter and divisive.
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As Xi tightens his grip over the country, the domestic media coverage of the NPC has become more deliberately stale -- with questions at press events carefully screened and often going to outlets trusted by the authorities.
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" An American intelligence report published this year raised the possibility that "Cambodia's slide toward autocracy," as Mr. Hun Sen tightens his 34-year grip on power, "could lead to a Chinese military presence in the country.
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Paul has never been afraid of bucking party leadership or the will of President Trump, so he typically tightens Republicans' margins of error on voting, making it more difficult for them to get to 51 votes.
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ANCHORAGE — Across much of Alaska at this time of the year, as winter tightens its grip with darkness and cold, finding a nice crisp head of lettuce at an affordable price can be like prospecting for gold.
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SEOUL, Oct 18 (Reuters) - North Korea sent a congratulatory message to China's 19th Congress of its Communist Party on Wednesday, amid increasingly frayed relationships between the traditional allies, as China tightens sanctions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.
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Even though he lowered the boon to two hikes instead of three, Powell still brushed off economic pressures that are at risk of igniting a slowdown if the Fed tightens to drastically, the "Mad Money" host argued.
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For AT1 instruments, non-performance risk could increase and the instruments notched further from the VR if the MDA buffer tightens considerably as a result of a heightened Pillar 2 binding requirement or CET1 erosion from losses.
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For the time being, the tensions can be managed with some deft diplomacy, but they will get fiercer if prices climb above $75, the United States tightens sanctions on Iran significantly, or the global economy slows further.
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The Ad Campaign As the race in Iowa and New Hampshire tightens, the Sanders campaign is drawing its most direct contrast with Hillary Clinton in a new ad, titled "Two Visions," running in the two early states.
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Merck & Co said on Wednesday it will spin off its women's health, biosimilar drugs and older products into a separate publicly traded company as it tightens its focus on growth drivers like cancer drug Keytruda and vaccines.
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This comes as Hyundai's heir apparent Euisun Chung tightens his grip and reshuffles top management to revive stalled growth at the automaker - once hailed as a star performer during the global financial crisis about a decade ago.
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However, unless the U.S. imposes total reciprocity and tightens its own rules further, it will not solve the problem the FBI has warned about: massive intellectual property theft by Chinese researchers in this country, particularly at universities.
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The head of Greenlight Capital said Wednesday he is short Caterpillar and long GM as the former faces a decline in some of its core businesses and the latter tightens its belt and faces a stronger future.
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The government was targeting to reduce the budget deficit for the 2016/13 fiscal year to 3.2 percent of GDP from 3.9 percent in 2015/16 period as it tightens spending in the face of lower revenue.
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But the three-month average is now below 200,000, with some economists expecting further deceleration this year as the labor market tightens, businesses continue to hold back on new investment, global growth slows and virus worries rise.
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Those changes could reduce the impact of accelerating growth on inflation and may flatten the so-called Phillips curve, which tracks the relationship between employment and inflation, assuming that price growth accelerates as the labor market tightens.
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Several friends and aides have told us in private they worry about an impulsive or dangerous move against North Korea — or others, too — especially as Trump's bubble tightens and strong-minded internal critics leave the White House.
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QUITO (Reuters) - Some 250 Venezuelans who illegally entered Ecuador to join tens of thousands fleeing a crisis at home have won safe passage to the Peruvian border, a few days before Peru's government tightens its migration requirements.
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The strength in euro and sterling put downward pressure on the dollar as traders speculated whether the Federal Reserve may signal a faster pace of rate increases in the coming months as the labour market tightens further.
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While that flame is unlikely to be fully rekindled, version 3.0 marks a welcome return to form, one that tightens the story but still seems disarmingly weird and appropriately suited to the current political and cultural moment.
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Honing in on the well-worn, familiar Rogers and Stark, and to a lesser degree Thor, Black Widow, Bruce Banner, and Hawkeye, tightens Endgame into a superhero movie that's much more thoughtful, wistful even, than its predecessors.
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Foschini, which is expanding outside South Africa as consumer spending tightens in its home market, said headline earnings per share (EPS) rose to 1,13 cents for the year ending in March, from 898 cents a year earlier.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) tightens.
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Jobless claims fall to nearly a 44-year low: Americans filed the fewest claims for jobless benefits in nearly 44 years last week, a sign that employers are hanging on to workers as the labor market tightens.
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The central bank is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate steady at 3.0 percent on Thursday but may turn hawkish next year if inflation picks up and the Federal Reserve tightens policy, a Reuters poll showed.
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Davis-Oliver also tightens up the visa issuance process, with the clear realization that in many cases, the best chance to prevent a terror attack is to deny the would-be assassins entry in the first place.
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The move could be a turning point in shifting global views of Hong Kong, where individual freedoms have eroded as Beijing tightens its hold, threatening the city's reputation as an oasis of rule of law in Asia.
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As the opioid crisis tightens its grip on the nation, an industry has sprung up to offer treatment centers for executives like Mr. Laird who seek care in a discreet environment that allows them to continue working.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine central bank is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate steady on Thursday but may turn hawkish next year if inflation picks up and the Federal Reserve tightens policy, a Reuters poll showed.
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Just maybe, if the labor market tightens and good workers are harder to find — and wages rise — that will be the impetus to get companies to consider more of those big-ticket innovations that generate productivity growth.
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The strength in euro and sterling put downward pressure on the dollar as traders speculated whether the Federal Reserve may signal a faster pace of rate increases in the coming months as the labor market tightens further.
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Russian aluminium giant Rusal reported a 48 percent rise in second-quarter core earnings on Friday due to a higher aluminium price, and pointed to a positive outlook for the second half as supply in China tightens.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnamese legislators approved a cybersecurity law on Tuesday that tightens control of the internet and global tech companies operating in the Communist-led country, raising fears of economic harm and a further crackdown on dissent.
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The director Tim Wardle weaves — and then tightens — the strands of a hard-to-believe true sibling story in this documentary, which tells the story of Edward Galland, David Kellman and Robert Shafran, triplets separated at birth.
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The delays come as the Trump administration tightens scrutiny of applications, diverts staff from reviewing them and introduces proposals likely to make it more difficult, and cumbersome, for green-card holders to qualify and complete the process.
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My body tightens up when I hear the rare sound of a car engine, and hearing one pull up outside of a house I am looting instills a sense of panic and fear that I can't quite describe.
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There's even a magnetic clasp that tightens the screen against the underside of the notebook when the screen is folded backwards, which makes it feel much more like a tablet than many of its 215-in-24.85 competitors.
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"Shares of Netflix headed lower Friday and again Monday, on worries about competition from Disney," one of CNBC's stories noted... Disney tightens its grip on Hulu Hulu was born in 2007 as a joint venture among network owners.
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Twitter Tightens Process for App Developers to Clean Up Site Twitter removed more than 143,000 apps for violating its policies between April and June, said the company, which as of today is placing more limits on new developers.
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For starters, everyone is mourning the death of actor Luke Perry, thinking about the legacy of Michael Jackson, and wondering if Ivanka Trump is getting off too easily as the investigation net tightens around the other Trump children.
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As the race for the Democratic nomination tightens at the top of the field, the debate offers the presidential hopefuls a chance to make their case to a vast national television audience and engage directly with their opponents.
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U.S. consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of economic activity, has been supported by steady wage gains as the labour market tightens, potentially paving the way for more Federal Reserve interest rate hikes this year.
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Communist Party leader Raul Castro on Wednesday warned the economic situation could worsen in coming months as the United States further tightens its sanctions on the island although it would not become as dire as in the 1990s.
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Officials are pleased that they have, for now, sealed this border to migrants—although some fear that the numbers will swell again as Libya implodes, and if a deal with Turkey tightens the route into Europe through Greece.
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The proposed payment mechanism is the latest sign of the growing proximity of Venezuela's cash-strapped government to Russia as the United States tightens a financial noose around Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who it describes as a dictator.
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Tens of thousands of supporters of Turkey's ruling and main opposition parties, usually bitter foes, rallied together on Sunday in support of democracy following a failed military coup as President Tayyip Erdogan tightens his grip on the country.
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So if long-term rates were pushed lower by central bank bond buying, and now short-term rates are being pushed higher as the Fed tightens its monetary policy, the yield curve has nowhere to go but flatter.
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Merch booths shill "Boycott Beyoncé" T-shirts, while surprise rap guests and dance routines set to current club staples give the set list a layer of menace; every reference to her maybe-unfaithful husband, Jay Z, tightens chests.
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LONDON, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson has created a new economic advisory board split between his office and the finance ministry, his spokesman said, as the British leader tightens his control over management of the economy.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Nearly half Australian adults would support their country distancing itself from the United States if Donald Trump became U.S. president, a poll suggests, as the New York billionaire tightens his grip on the Republican nomination race.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian oil exports will slide in May as the United States tightens the screws on Tehran's main source of income, industry sources said, deepening global supply losses caused by U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and OPEC-led cuts.
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Each couple faces a moment — a dirty look on the bus, a glance at a restaurant — that makes them let go, until the last couple thinks about dropping each others' hands but then tightens their grip and keeps walking.
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BEIJING, Dec 17 (Reuters) - China is considering a national appeals court specializing in intellectual property rights, the China Daily has cited a senior Chinese judge as saying, as the world's second-largest economy tightens regulation of patents and trademarks.
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I moved on to using more serums and moisturizers: the fancy shmancy Guerlain serum that I can't pronounce which cost more than $500, Tracie Martyn's Resculpting Cream (that lifts and tightens your face) and Anastasia Beverly Hills' Hydrating Oil.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Some Chinese buyers have canceled corn purchases from the United States and switched to rival supplier Ukraine, as Beijing tightens controls on processing genetically modified strains of the crop, three trade sources and an analyst told Reuters.
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Market participants are now pondering whether the U.S. Federal Reserve, which holds a two-day policy meeting that ends on Wednesday, will signal a faster pace of rate increases in the coming months as the labour market tightens further.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has replaced some of its top military officers in a shake-up that elevates a younger generation, brings a woman into a senior government job and tightens Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's grip on power.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - As China tightens restrictions on imports of foreign waste, Chinese metal recyclers and even smelters like Jiangxi Copper Co are increasingly looking to use Southeast Asian countries as an alternative location for the processing of copper scrap.
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German business morale brightens much more than expected in August ECB minutes point to worries about trade war, protectionism French business activity grows in August, beating forecasts -PMI GRAPHIC: Wider no more: US/German bond yield gap tightens - reut.
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More than 700,000 undocumented Afghans have returned from Iran this year as the Iranian economy tightens, according to data from the U.N.'s migration agency, and Iranian media said some Afghans were seeking to enter Turkey to reach Europe.
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"As the economy strengthens, which it will at some point and as truck capacity tightens up, which it will at some point, we're in a great place to take advantage of that," Lance Fritz, Union Pacific's chief executive, said.
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Questions about Anbang's owners come as Chinese companies make deals around the world — sometimes representing efforts by China's powerful to move money out of the country, as the economy slows and the party tightens its grip on everyday life.
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Prices for heavier grades of crude have risen faster relative to light oils in Asia as the market tightens amid renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran, the ongoing political disintegration of Venezuela, and production curbs by OPEC and its allies.
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The most-traded September iron ore contract on the Dalian Commodity Exchange climbed as much as 250 percent to its loftiest since March 20.4 supported by strong margins at China's steel producers as Beijing's anti-pollution fight tightens supply.
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The Trump administration announced a new policy Friday that tightens rules for foreign or exchange students who overstay U.S. visas by counting days overstayed, not from the time the violation is reported, but from the time the visa expires.
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As the labor market tightens, employers have been competing for highly educated workers by trying to make it easier for them to do their jobs and also have families — benefits like egg freezing or reduced schedules for new parents.
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Iran's coastline covers much of the east side of the gulf, and analysts say that, as the United States tightens sanctions on Iran, Tehran would be well placed to harass shipping with small boats, missiles, mines and other weapons.
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But for reasons I've written about extensively, coal is not doing well in the US. It is being outcompeted by natural gas, renewables, and efficiency, even as a slate of new EPA regulations tightens the screws on coal plants.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry on Tuesday advised Chinese citizens to avoid travel to countries posing a high risk in the global coronavirus pandemic, as the country tightens checks on arrivals to guard against imported cases of the disease.
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Though it has problems — as the noose around the characters tightens, some of the action seems awfully contrived — "Dangerous House" is passionately engaged in the struggle to understand the responsibility we bear for terrible things going on around us.
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"There is a clear slowing in the pace of job growth as the labor market tightens but the apparent and worrisome abrupt slowdown in April and May greatly overstated that degree of slowdown," said Stuart Hoffman, PNC's chief economist.
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Mr. Erdogan's "yes" campaign has claimed victory by a small margin — 51.4 percent to 48.6 — in a vote that further insulates the president from scrutiny and tightens his grip on one of the most influential countries in the region.
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As the Democratic presidential race tightens in Nevada and South Carolina, longtime allies to Clinton are worried that the candidate's personality, which they say is witty and effusive behind the scenes, still isn't breaking through to the general public.
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EDMONTON, Alberta, March 22 (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Alberta said on Thursday it will run a smaller-than-expected budget deficit in the coming fiscal year and vowed to balance the books in five years as it tightens spending.
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The popular mask, which temporarily tightens the skin, also happens to make people look as if they've rapidly aged or are destined for the reject pile at Madame Tussauds — and, as Kim and Kourtney show, it's a special brand of terrifying.
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While the second quarter's robust pace of consumer spending will probably not be repeated, economists are optimistic that spending will remain solid, underpinned by steadily increasing wages as the labor market tightens, as well as rising house and stock market prices.
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Meanwhile, the Indian and Indonesian currencies, which suffered wild swings against the greenback in 2013 when the U.S. central bank first indicated it would hike rates, are now predicted to be relatively stable even as the Fed tightens its taps.
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"It really tightens the noose of scrutiny on Giuliani ... you just don't know where it is going to go with these folks," said Shan Wu, a former federal prosecutor who is now a CNN legal analyst, referring to Parnas and Fruman.
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If it tightens market liquidity, triggering a rise in interbank rates, the NBH may steal a march on the European Central Bank, closely watched in Central Europe and not projected to start raising rates until after the summer of 2019.
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Expectations that the Bank of Japan, European Central Bank and Bank of England may need to increase stimulus even as the Fed tightens also has boosted the dollar, said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst with Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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While the second-quarter's robust pace of consumer spending will probably not be sustained, economists are optimistic that spending will remain solid, underpinned by steadily increasing wages as the labor market tightens, as well as rising house and stock market prices.
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But after a 75 percent price slump since mid-2014 that has taken crude prices to more than 12-year lows, many were inclined to believe that a rebound was due sooner or later if production tightens or demand picks up.
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ST, the Nordic region's biggest bank, has said it could move its headquarters to either Denmark or Finland from Sweden if the government further tightens some of the toughest capital requirements in Europe, but has yet to make a decision.
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He plans to use the election as a catalyst for gold, given that the metal tends to rise as uncertainty increases — since gold is seen as a "safe haven" investment — and uncertainty could rise further as the presidential race tightens.
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We found that chilling the beans tightens up this process and can give higher extractions with less variance in the flavor—so you would have to brew it for less time or could get more coffee from the same beans.
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It tightens the eardrum and functions as a filter so that the sounds get softer before they're perceived by the middle ear, a portion of the auditory system that leads the sound to the inner ear, where we actually hear.
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The same principle can be seen in a Chinese finger trap — the kind that tightens around the finger if you try to pull it out — and in how sailors moor a ship by wrapping a thick rope around a capstan.
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U.S. factory activity slowed in April while consumer spending was unchanged in March and a key inflation measure recorded its first monthly drop since 2001, but economists still expect an interest rate increase in June as the labor market tightens.
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Epinephrine, the chemical in EpiPens that opens airways and tightens blood vessels, may cause blurred vision in some people after being injected, and anyone who experiences the side effect should talk to their doctor immediately, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Asked if people could be rushing to enter the United States before U.S. President Donald Trump tightens border controls, he said the strengthening U.S. economy might also be a lure, spurring an earlier rush than the usual mid-March "commuting season".
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Xia Lin, detained by Beijing police in November 2014, is the latest in a series of activists and lawyers to be sentenced as President Xi Jinping's administration tightens control over civil society, citing a need to boost security and stability.
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Because the extended PPI slump tightens liquidity in the mainland's debt-laden corporate sector, economists believe further monetary easing from the People's Bank of China is likely in the form of cuts to interest rates and the reserve requirement ratio.
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The sand is used across the construction industry, in the flooring of upmarket apartments in Mumbai and Thane and to plaster the walls of cheap, illegal homes in distant suburbs where people are moving as space tightens in the cities.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell more than 22 percent on Thursday, with Brent slipping back from four-month highs as investors focused on the risk that emerging market crises and trade disputes could dent demand even as supply tightens.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Trimming the U.S. central bank's $4.5 trillion balance sheet "in effect" tightens U.S. monetary policy, Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer said on Monday, though he added that there would likely be little impact on Fed policy.
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But the House bill tightens the Community Eligibility Provision in the program, which currently provides school-wide free lunches for schools where 40% or more of the enrolled students qualify for free meals (the House bill raises the threshold to 85033%).
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And, despite a worrisome dip in international students in 2017, it retains an unmatched ability to attract and harness global talent (though it might begin ceding that advantage if the administration tightens student visa requirements as it is reportedly considering).
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of supporters of Turkey's ruling and main opposition parties, usually bitter foes, rallied together on Sunday in support of democracy following a failed military coup as President Tayyip Erdogan tightens his grip on the country.
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She tightens her lips when asked about Hill, who in addition to acknowledging the affair with the young female staffer now is under investigation by a congressional committee for an alleged intimate relationship with a male senior aide, which Hill denies.
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SHANGHAI, March 17 (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry on Tuesday advised Chinese citizens to avoid travel to countries posing a high risk in the global coronavirus pandemic, as the country tightens checks on arrivals to guard against imported cases of the disease.
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What is the message to Russia when Mr. Trump holds chummy secret meetings with Mr. Putin and advocates letting Russia back into the Group of 7, and three and a half weeks later his government tightens the screws on Russia?
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He gets more and more radical in his resistance as the noose of Nazi evil tightens, and by 226 has joined a group of double agents within the Nazi government working to assassinate Hitler in order to overthrow the Third Reich.
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LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Shares in Britain's top lenders resisted big falls on Wednesday after the Bank of England said banks could tap special capital reserves to keep lending to businesses and households as the coronavirus tightens its grip on Europe.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Thermal coal prices are expected to recover this year after losing around a third of their value last year as demand from some south-east Asian countries grows and oversupply tightens due to financing constraints for new capacity.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI, July 13 (Reuters) - China's latest manoeuvre in a sweeping crackdown on internet content has sent a chill through a diverse community of filmmakers, bloggers, media and educators who fear their sites could be shut down as Beijing tightens control.
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On Wednesday, ADP and Moody's Analytics said in their own monthly report that the private sector added 135,000 more workers, topping the 125,000 number that economists predicted, but that it was the slowest pace since June as the labor market tightens.
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With seven days to go before the Iowa caucuses, both primary fields are heating up as the race tightens between Democrats Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While he doesn't see that as an imminent threat, if inflation rises, which could happen if oil spikes or if the labor market tightens too quickly that wages rise, then the Fed may have to increase interest rates faster than expected.
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Some analysts have questioned China's commitment to market reforms, with Xi poised to rule indefinitely after parliament this month ditched presidential term limits, and as the ruling Communist Party tightens its control, including a more centralized financial regulatory oversight structure.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg , of South Bend, Indiana, is now somewhere around fifth place, and is one of the candidates who will likely remain in the race after the Democratic National Committee tightens the criteria for participation in the debates in September.
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In his manifesto, Mr. Zuckerberg spoke of the need to grow local news outlets (which have seen their prospects plummet even further as Facebook tightens its grip as a leading source of news) and present people with a range of perspectives.
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The LDP's Mori has toned down his support for restarting the plant as the race tightens, media say, and now insists that safety is the top priority for Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, while promoting the use of natural gas and solar power in Niigata.
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The interior lighting system activates in sync with the starting signals in the game, the seatbelt tightens anytime you crash in the game, and the air conditioning blows cool air at you with an intensity matched to your speed in the game.
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Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, which came into force last May, tightens the rules around consent as a legal basis for processing personal data — requiring it to be specific, informed and freely given in order for it to be valid under the law.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. factory activity slowed in April while consumer spending was unchanged in March and a key inflation measure recorded its first monthly drop since 210, but economists still expect an interest rate increase in June as the labor market tightens.
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Google tightens political ad policies ahead of 2019 EU elections Google has announced it will publicize the identity of organizations paying for political ads during the 2019 EU Parliamentary Elections, Jon Porter reports, in a move that could address Facebook's dark money problem.
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Some say they are working from home in anticipation of arrests as the noose tightens on non-governmental organizations that have faced growing pressure since the burst of activism that accompanied the Arab Spring uprisings that toppled autocrats from Tunisia to Yemen.
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Over time, their fat budgets relative to smaller firms should help them stay in lockstep with the government as it tightens protections on young gamers—it fears for their eyesight and mental health—and expunges content not in line with "core socialist values".
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"Doesn't matter if the Fed tightens or the economy slows, if you are a pharma or biotech firm, you've got no future if you are not investing in R&D, and in many cases, that means giving money to Charles River," Cramer said.
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S. talks in Washington * Signs mount major central banks turning reflationary * Oil prices highest for year so far as supply tightens SYDNEY, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Asian share markets firmed on Monday as investors dared to hope for both progress at Sino-U.
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S. talks in Washington * Signs mount major central banks turning reflationary * Oil prices highest for year so far as supply tightens SYDNEY, Feb 220 (Reuters) - Asian share markets bounced broadly on Monday as investors dared to hope for both progress at Sino-U.
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S. talks in Washington * Signs mount major central banks turning reflationary * Oil prices highest for year so far as supply tightens SYDNEY, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Asian share markets bounced broadly on Monday as investors dared to hope for both progress at Sino-U.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday it could quit a treaty against the spread of nuclear weapons after the United States tightens sanctions, while an Iranian general said the U.S. Navy was interacting as before with an elite military unit blacklisted by Washington.
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Lawmakers in the US House and Senate have overwhelmingly passed a bill that would expand economic sanctions on North Korea, but the White House has not definitively said Trump will sign the sweeping measure that also tightens restrictions on Iran and Russia.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Edi Coba says he is not sure his new rooftop bar in the heart of Old Havana that buzzes at night with hip, tattooed young Americans will survive if U.S. President Donald Trump tightens restrictions on travel to Communist-run Cuba.
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But after a 4393-percent price slump since mid-3.79 that has taken crude prices to more than 21-year lows, many were also inclined to believe that a rebound was due sooner or later if production tightens or demand picks up.
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However, when the labor market tightens, so the stack of résumés isn't quite as thick as it was before, the long-term unemployed get the attention that they deserve and then their prospects actually can improve at this point in the economic cycle.
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TV. "It tightens restrictions on super PACs and then it limits how much foreign actors can really influence as well as it gives the agencies that actually monitor campaign finance and ethics the ability to actually impact and hold people accountable," she continued.
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LONDON (Reuters) - No fuel shipments have reached Yemen's largest port for a month, a Reuters analysis of port and ship tracking data shows, as a Saudi Arabian-led blockade on the war-torn country tightens despite international calls for the siege to end.
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Cynicism remains For tech firms, expanding the role of party committees and being more open about their adherence to the Communist Party is the cost of doing business in China, especially as President Xi tightens his grip over the government and the party.
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Since taking full control of the state's government for the first time in more than two decades after the November elections, Democrats have pursued a more progressive agenda, passing legislation that tightens gun control, expands reproductive rights and offers protections for LGBTQ individuals.
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But as the noose of martial law tightens — in one searing scene, Cedar watches, unable to intervene, as the police drag a pregnant mother away from her husband and child in a mall parking lot — her concerns take on a new emotional valence.
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My thought bubble: The world's oil, natural gas and coal producers are, metaphorically speaking, encircling a bunch of chairs, and as the world tightens its grip on heat-trapping emissions, the use of these fuels drops — and so does the number of chairs.
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For AT1 instruments, non-performance risk could increase and the instruments notched further from the VR if ADI reduce significantly or if the MDA buffer tightens considerably as a result of a heightened Pillar 2 binding requirement or CET1 erosion from losses.
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China tightens its grip on foreign NGOs Crackdown In the July crackdown, dozens of lawyers and activists were detained and interrogated by police in more than 24 Chinese cities and provinces, according to the China Human Rights Lawyers Concern Group, a Hong Kong-based monitor.
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"If the upcoming information validates my view of the outlook, then U.S. monetary policy will need to move at a faster pace than implied by futures prices to a more neutral posture as the labor market tightens further and U.S. inflation rises," Dudley said.
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Related columns: "Physical oil market tightens as refiners scramble for crude", Reuters, July 28 "Hedge funds close bearish positions in crude and gasoline", Reuters, July 24 "Twice burned, hedge funds wait for clear sign of oil rebalancing", Reuters, July 17 (Editing by Susan Thomas)
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Designed by legendary sneaker designer Tinker Hatfield and Tiffany Beers, Nike's senior innovator, who's worked on the Nike Air Mag and Nike Air Yeezy, the HyperAdapt 1.0 sneakers come with an "adaptive lacing" system that automatically tightens when you slip your feet into them.
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While liquidity always tightens in China ahead of big holidays, and the People's Bank of China (PBOC) routinely pumps more funds into markets to ensure there is ample liquidity, some traders say its injections have barely been keeping up with heavier demand this year.
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It also tightens China's already expansive censorship program by holding companies accountable for any unapproved information that they allow to spread online, according to The Wall Street Journal, which notes that many of the law's other provisions formalize practices that were already in place.
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A material weakening in QIIB's asset quality, severely affecting profitability and capital, which Fitch considers unlikely, would put downward pressure on the VR. ABQ's VR could come under pressure if the bank's liquidity position tightens and it is not able to reduce its funding concentrations.
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Related columns: "Physical oil market tightens as refiners scramble for crude", Reuters, July 28 "Hedge funds close bearish positions in crude and gasoline", Reuters, July 24 "Twice burned, hedge funds wait for clear sign of oil rebalancing", Reuters, July 17 Editing by Susan Thomas
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After lengthy negotiations and a lot of hand-wringing by American economists and business leaders, the United States, Mexico and Canada have struck an amenable deal that in some cases modernizes and in other cases tightens the original North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has recently rejected 30 Syrians out of thousands seeking to enter the country, Obama administration officials told a congressional panel on Wednesday, as the United States tightens vetting of immigrants and other visitors following attacks in California and Paris.
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China's economic growth is expected to have cooled to 6.8 percent in the second quarter as Beijing tightens the screws on financial risks, a Reuters poll showed, in a sign the world's second-biggest economy is set for a further slowdown over the coming quarters.
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Nothing helps President Trump more — or tightens his hold on his base more securely — than his cozy, mutually beneficial relationship with conservative TV. Trump's feedback loop, including cable-news coverage, and mainstream media squawking, convinces the president that he's winning his war on media.
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In the UK, a parliamentary committee which has been probing the impact of social media amplified disinformation on democracy recently recommended a third category be created to regulate tech giants that's not necessarily either a platform or a publisher but which tightens their liabilities.
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The Fed slashed interest rates to near zero on Sunday, the second rate cut in as many weeks in another emergency move as the coronavirus pandemic tightens its grip on societies across the world, forcing widespread lockdowns of large populations and upending the global economy.
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The Fed slashed interest rates to near zero on Sunday, the second rate cut in as many weeks in another emergency move as the coronavirus pandemic tightens its grip on societies across the world, forcing widespread lockdowns of large populations and upending the global economy.
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As the venture market tightens, a debt lender sees big opportunities David Spreng spent more than 20 years in venture capital before dipping his toe into the world of revenue-based financing and realizing there was a growing appetite for alternatives to venture capital.
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Zhao said that as the labor market tightens and companies find it harder and more expensive to source talent, they are more inclined to experiment with automation — both to to make existing workers more productive and reduce new hiring, at least in the short term.
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For AT1 instruments, non-performance risk could increase and the instruments notched further from the VR if available distributable items reduce significantly or if the MDA buffer tightens considerably as a result of a heightened Pillar 2 binding requirement or CET1 erosion from losses.
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The result tightens Mr. Erdogan's grip on the country, which is one of the leading external actors in the Syrian civil war, a major way station along the migration routes to Europe and a crucial Middle Eastern partner of the United States and Russia.
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LONDON/DUBAI/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Iran has been racing to step up exports of petrochemicals and tap new markets to compensate for sliding oil sales, Iranian and international industry sources said, but now risks losing that crucial revenue as Washington tightens the screw on sanctions.
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Related: Turkey's PM Steps Down as President Erdogan Tightens His Grip President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who joined the trial as a complainant, accused the men of undermining Turkey's international reputation and vowed Dundar would "pay a heavy price", raising opposition concerns the case was politicized.
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After accusing Democrats of being un-American and even treasonous for refusing to applaud during his State of the Union speech, he said on Tuesday that he would welcome a government shutdown if he cannot reach a spending deal with Congress that tightens immigration laws.
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Trump played down the potential for military conflict in the region, saying he believed Iran did not want a confrontation with the United States - even as Washington tightens sanctions with a goal of pushing Iran to make concessions beyond the terms of its 2015 nuclear deal.
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"That is a concern for me, because that signals ... that everybody's seeing that same thing that we've been talking about, which is that the market will start to tighten in 2023-24, and they're just holding back selling their volumes until the market tightens," he said.
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LONDON/DUBAI/SAO PAULO, June 12 (Reuters) - Iran has been racing to step up exports of petrochemicals and tap new markets to compensate for sliding oil sales, Iranian and international industry sources said, but now risks losing that crucial revenue as Washington tightens the screw on sanctions.
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EDMONTON, Alberta (Reuters) - The Canadian province of Alberta said on Thursday it would run a smaller-than-expected budget deficit in the coming fiscal year and vowed to balance the books by 2023-24 as it tightens spending and banks on a delayed oil pipeline getting built.
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But where Flight focuses on a dramatic, breast-beating struggle with alcoholism, Sully tightens the focus down to the faint frown on Hanks' face, as Sullenberger studies a drink in a bar where he's been hailed as a hero, or ponders the river after the crash.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economic growth is expected to have cooled to 173 percent in the second quarter as Beijing tightens the screws on financial risks, a Reuters poll showed, in a sign the world's second-biggest economy is set for a further slowdown over the coming quarters.
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Although 1.4 million city residents rely on various emergency food programs like food pantries and soup kitchens, that number is expected to significantly grow this year, as the federal government tightens the requirements to receive SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits, formerly known as food stamps.
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As that tightens up over the summer, that could cause some problems if the Democrat starts to look like he or she might win, but I think that's several months off and the group is setting up very well on a technical basis for a further run.
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S. talks in Washington * Signs mount major central banks turning reflationary * Oil prices highest for year so far as supply tightens By Wayne Cole SYDNEY, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Asian share markets bounced broadly on Monday as investors dared to hope for both progress at Sino-U.
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"[Fed-related declines] can lead to decent opportunities as long as you stay away from the high-yielders that become less attractive when the Fed tightens and stick with the accidentally high-yielders that might just give you that delicious bounce when the Fed is done tightening," he said.
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While liquidity always tightens in China ahead of the holiday, and the People's Bank of China (PBOC) routinely steps up its money injections ahead of the break, traders were spooked when the central bank unexpectedly decided not to rollover maturing medium-term lending facility (MLF) loans on Wednesday.
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"We expect the rally in Brent prices will continue over Q2-Q3 this year as the market tightens further on the back of OPEC production cuts and deteriorating output in Venezuela," Edward Bell, director of commodities research at Dubai-based Emirates NBD, told CNBC in an email Wednesday.
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"We do not rule out the possibility that the FOMC tightens with a dovish twist and downgrades the assessment of the policy stance in the FOMC statement," ING strategist Martin van Vliet said, adding that markets are already almost fully pricing a further two rate hikes next year.
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The backlash comes amid growing resentment over what many in Hong Kong see as declining freedoms as China tightens its grip over the territory under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, who warned two years ago that Beijing would not tolerate any challenge to its authority in Hong Kong.
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While rising Treasury yields are cited as one cause of the equity shakeout as credit tightens and changes in the relative attractiveness of debt over equity, the steeper yield curve suggests the U.S. expansion at least has further to run than many had feared only a short time ago.
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One half of the German duo, İsmail Tüfekçi, is already out on the floor as the lighting team tightens up the set's visuals; their manager assures me Jence Moelle will be down in a second—he's just throwing some pants on after trying to nap in the green room.
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In a news conference on Thursday, Mr. Garcia, one of the most prominent figures assisting immigrants in the United States, said he could "foresee the creation of refugee camps in a city like Juárez" in case the Trump administration further tightens the admittance of Central Americans requesting asylum.
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TikTok's national security scrutiny tightens as U.S. Navy reportedly bans popular social app According to a notice published by the U.S. Navy this past week, TikTok will no longer be allowed to be installed on service members' devices, or they may face expulsion from the military service's intranet.
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If the Supreme Court tightens restrictions on the use of race-conscious affirmative action in college admissions, the best path to preserve diversity based on race and ethnicity would be to remove barriers to the enrollment of more academically capable low-income students at our nation's colleges and universities.
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Related: Turkey's PM Steps Down as President Erdogan Tightens His Grip Mustafa Akyol, a liberal writer and journalist, notes in an op-ed in the Hurriyet Daily News that the MHP is the only party in Turkey which "shares a base" with the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP).
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The opposition from GOP leaders leaves the nine Republicans who joined Democrats in supporting Collins's amendment doubly exposed: Gun rights advocates can bash them for supporting a bill that tightens gun restrictions, while gun safety groups can use the plan's failure to call for a change in power in the Senate.
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Next year a new data protection framework (GDPR) comes into force across Europe which further tightens the rules around obtaining consent from data subjects for processing their personal data — requiring that consent be "specific, granular, clear, prominent, opt-in, properly documented and easily withdrawn", as the UK watchdog puts it.
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As the U.S. administration tightens the rules around the H-1B visa program, which allows American companies to employ foreigners in specialized positions, Canada has been trying to woo highly skilled tech workers with an initiative that helps potential employees get temporary work permits in as little as two weeks.
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CAPE TOWN, Feb 24 (Reuters) - South Africa's government expects to reduce its budget deficit to 3.2 percent of GDP in the next fiscal year from 3.9 percent in the current 2015/16 period as it tightens spending in the face of lower revenue, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Wednesday.
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"If, as we expect, the Fed tightens monetary policy more aggressively than the market expects over the coming months, there is a risk that this could lead to further falls in the (rupee) currency against the U.S. dollar," Krystal Tan, Asia economist at Capital Economics, said in a research note.
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The latitude US regulators give corporate America on what they need to divulge is creating risks, experts say, given the sheer scale of the cash and other investments companies have accumulated in recent years and the danger that holdings of financial assets are hit as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy.
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The next debate, initially set for Sunday in Phoenix, is now closed to spectators and the media and happening in Washington, DC. Just as Biden tightens his grasp on the Democratic nomination and Sanders struggles to reconcile what's next for his now–long shot candidacy, both are limited to televised moments.
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As Mr. Sanders tightens his grip on the party's young and left-wing voters in Iowa, more traditional Democrats, the ones who happily sit through marathon banquet dinners to hear the candidates and their representatives, remain split between his four leading competitors or remain unsure altogether about whom to rally behind.
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But the simple truth is that every crisis feeds off the other: the climate crisis means bad harvests for farmers, which means more migrants, and more business for smugglers, which tightens the grip of cartels on society, where the economy is suffering because of intense corruption and labor leaving for the United States.
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The privacy watchdog also recommends Facebook tightens app permissions on its platform, including to close down developers' access to friends data September 2012 — Facebook launches Custom Audiences, allowing advertisers to link their own databases of customer data with Facebook users to be able to target the same individuals with ads on its platform.
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"Crude oil prices are rising and in turn gasoline prices will follow as the U.S. tightens sanctions on both Iran and Venezuela, taking supplies off the market — at the same time that OPEC and non-OPEC producers are more than happy to see prices rise to $70 Brent and higher," he said.
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C. Stewart Verdery Jr., as a senior associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, one of Washington's most influential think tanks, hosted a panel of experts in December to discuss a federal program — now being expanded — that tightens border security by having the American authorities conduct passport checks in foreign airports.
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The regulation tightens requirements on obtaining consent for processing citizens' personal data by, for example, increasing transparency requirements — basically requiring that privacy policies be written in clear and intelligible language, explaining exactly how the data will be used, in order that people can make a genuine, informed choice to consent (or not consent).
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If Britain votes to remain in the EU, if the American economy perks up (and the Fed tightens policy), and if the Chinese economy stabilises at a growth rate of 6.5-7%, then it is not hard to imagine bond yields heading back to their levels at the start of the year.
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It has become a party must-have for all party lovers and undoubtedly the most popular party pill of all the nightclubs in L.A." Howard from California wrote, "Cok-N blows your brains out and tightens your jaws; your hair stands on end so that your feet can't escape the dance floor.
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" RELATED: Putin tightens grip on power with overwhelming Russian election win Michael Georg Link, who led a team of observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, said Election Day was conducted professionally and in an orderly manner, but that the vote was held on "an uneven playing field.
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AB 5 tightens the rules for qualifying as a contractor, requiring that a worker be "free from the control and direction" of the company they're working for; perform work outside the "usual course" of the company's business; and engage in the same type of work when not working for that specific company.
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"As the U.S. government tightens immigration and offshoring work, Indian authorities are likely to stay alert on the possibility that more sensitive and crucial sectors might fall under the radar next, including pharmaceuticals, for which the U.S. has already tightened vigilance and quality checks, " said Radhika Rao, economist at Southeast Asia's largest bank DBS.
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Chinese tech investors flee Silicon Valley as Trump tightens scrutiny Heather Somerville reports that the US-China trade war has chased off Chinese investment in Silicon Valley startups: "Deals involving Chinese companies and Chinese buyers and Chinese investors have virtually stopped," said attorney Nell O'Donnell, who has represented U.S. tech companies in transactions with foreign buyers.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari spoke with CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday, saying he voted against a rate hike last week because he wanted to see more inflation in the U.S. Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" that it's OK if inflation overshoots the Fed's inflation target as the labor market tightens.
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An incoming update to European privacy rules (called GDPR) — which beefs up fines for violations and applies extraterritorially (including, for example, if an EU citizen is using the Uber app on a trip to the U.S.) — also tightens the screw on data protection, giving individuals expanded rights to control their personal information held by a company.
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The winner was a two-zone system: When you press a button on the shoe's midsole or on your Adapt app (more on that later), a thin braided line akin to parachute cord tightens over your instep at the shoe's "eyestay," as well as around the back of the shoe's collar behind your ankle, to keep everything secure.
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The race tightens when Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonProgressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin Amash won't rule out Libertarian challenge to Trump MORE and Green Party nominee Jill Stein are included, with more states showing neither major-party nominee leading by at least 22019 points.
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Korea tightens noose on anonymous cryptocurrency trading (The Wall Street Journal) Disney won't have same problem with regulators as Fox did (The Wall Street Journal) Bitcoin ETF hype meets regulatory reality in race to be first (Bloomberg) Drug maker Santhera's stock dives after regulatory setback (Reuters) Facebook on charm offensive amid new EU regulation (Reuters) View the discussion thread.
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Despite indications that the outbreak of the novel coronavirus is slowing the global economy and the fact that it has already resulted in job losses, US Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue declined to delay the implementation of the rule, which tightens work requirements for access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) among able-bodied people without dependents.
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Shiseido is testing new products, like "second skin," a patented cream that tightens skin, smooths irregularities and peels off like a Band-Aid; and Optune, a contraption that purports to analyze a user's mood, health and skin quality, then factors in the weather, and pulls from five cartridges to dispense a customized product, like an espresso machine.
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Use the same sensory cues you use when cooking food in a pan — the smell and look of food as it browns, how an ingredient shrinks or tightens, the way it feels to the touch and how loudly the sizzles at it hits the grill or begins to render fat or drip juice — to guide you.
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Juul tightens up social media to focus on former smokers switching to e-cigs Documents delivered to the subcommittee show that Juul was aware that its prevention programs were "eerily similar" to those used by the big tobacco companies (which were ultimately forced to pay states and the U.S. government $27.5 billion in a master settlement agreement over their marketing and sales practices).
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Two or three days a week, I'm exposed to something in my home after my wife gets ready in the morning or if I go into her closet, and my throat tightens up, so I suspect that even though her four metric tons of personal products are artificial-fragrance-free now, there's some non-scented chemical that still bothers me.
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On a near daily basis, regulated industries are now sending in specific requests to the Trump administration for more rollbacks, including recent appeals from 17 automakers to rescind an agreement to increase mileage standards for their fleets, and another from pharmaceutical industry figures to reverse a new rule that tightens scrutiny over the marketing of prescription drugs for unapproved uses.
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I'll leave final judgments for the consumer release models, but I will also say that the experience with the Touch controllers is impacted negatively by the considerably less powerful infrared tracking system Oculus is shipping with that tightens the scope of your available movement and occasionally leaves you feeling constrained by the occlusion problems that fail to track the controllers as accurately as need be.
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Goldman Sachs' top economists told clients that they expect Britain to enter a recession within the next year as investment plans shrink and credit tightens in the vote's wake.. Both Standard and Poor's and Fitch Ratings cut their credit ratings for Britain, anticipating damage to its economy from Brexit, while the shares of British homebuilders have tumbled as much as 40 percent in two days.
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Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee, unveiled a sizable amendment to the GOP tax reform bill Monday night that restores a tax break for employees who receive child care benefits and tightens restrictions on the use of the earned income tax credit, per AP. The amendment also aims to limit the bill's impact on universities with large endowments.
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The President did announce a raft of measures to support businesses and individuals with tax relief and low interest rates as the virus tightens its grip on the US. But Trump's plan to self-isolate the US from Europe appears to be a case of closing the stable door after the horse has bolted -- the virus is already here and infecting more Americans by the day.
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The headset is manufactured by Lenovo, and it imports elements of the Lenovo Mirage Solo, as well as the Sony PlayStation VR. (Lenovo actually licensed some PSVR design patents last year.) It's been optimized for comfort: where the original Rift used three plastic head straps, the Rift S has a halo-style ring that rests around the top of your head and tightens with a wheel at the back.
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The defense secretary's decision to quit Thursday was a warning that will ring through history about an impulsive President who spurns advice, disdains America's friends and proudly repudiates the codes of US leadership that have endured since World War II. Mattis stopped Washington in its tracks -- even after months of stunning plot twists in Donald Trump's presidency, and as stock markets plunge, a legal net tightens around the White House and the government is about to shut down.
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S. dollar liquidity tightens in Gulf after downgrades * Oil ends down on profit-taking but still up strongly on week * Gold rises as bullish technicals, fund flows counter equity gains * G20 to say world needs to look beyond ultra-easy policy for growth 011 * Rouhani, moderates make big gains in Iran polls-early results * Guns fall mostly silent as delicate Syria truce takes effect * Islamic State attacks Kurdish-held town on Turkish border * Hezbollah signals no end to Saudi crisis; c.
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