And with every word Arya speaks, Sophie Turner's smile grows tighter and tighter and tighter.
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"Your opponent just gets tighter and tighter, and they miss and get tighter still," he added.
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In his fantasy life, Cillian drew the noose tighter and tighter.
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You wind around, reading and feeling, tighter and tighter in your chest.
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Then it just kept getting tighter and tighter and I couldn't breathe.
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"It's compressing tighter and tighter, and it's building up this pattern," Henrich said.
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Hyundai Capital Services' 3.0% 2022s were spotted 1bp tighter and its 2027s 3bp tighter.
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Campaign 2016 Five days to go and the race is getting tighter and tighter.
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"Pitch by pitch, it got tighter and tighter," Cosart said of his hamstring injury.
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Surely the competitive environment is getting tighter and tighter as the years go by?
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TIGHTER STILL The question is how much tighter the market will be able to go.
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But given the facts they are compliance in the government are getting tighter and tighter.
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"We are setting our boundaries tighter and tighter—we are entrenching in our location," she said.
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It was almost 23 bps tighter from Wednesday's closing levels and 30 bps tighter this week.
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But that's going to keep happening, and be winding tighter and tighter into the next season.
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Geely's 2.75% 2021s were bid 3bp tighter at 131bp, while Kexim's 1.75% 2019s were bid 2bp tighter.
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Yet, as the pace of sales increases, the supply of homes for sales gets tighter and tighter.
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Bonnaroo attendees report that security has been getting tighter and tighter both in and around the festival.
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In response, the characters box themselves in tighter and tighter, in desperate search of certainty and security.
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The fundamentals in the U.S. are already tighter than we expected and is due to get tighter.
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"The diapers are just getting tighter and tighter on me so I'm kind of just scared," Ronnie admitted.
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"Mills stated he twisted the wire hanger around her neck tighter and tighter," during sex, the affidavit said.
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She spent years in pain, especially across her face and neck as skin grafts stretched tighter and tighter.
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Many of the recent contracts have had tighter margins though as public bodies balance increased demands against tighter budgets.
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"They indulge in negative social rituals, and that's how their ties are bound tighter and tighter together," she said.
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My feet were bound tighter and tighter by the dual diseases of vanishing civil rights and threatened public lands.
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Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison Holdings' new 2022s were spotted 2bp tighter and its new 2027s were 3bp tighter.
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Traders noted that overall China IG names were 3bp tighter, particularly mainland asset-management companies, which were 5bp tighter.
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Tencent's jumbo US$5bn four-tranche bond was one of the market focuses today with its new 5-year bonds trading 2bp tighter, the 10-year bonds 7.003bp tighter and the 20-year bonds 6bp tighter.
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I'm getting better, hitting the target in a tighter and tighter circle, closer and closer to where I'm actually aiming.
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Ohio's tighter-than-expected Democratic gubernatorial primary is still tighter than expected just days before voters head to the polls.
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"The central bank's control over liquidity has become tighter and tighter," said a trader at a Chinese bank in Shanghai.
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"And then number three, we have the potential for inflationary pressures as labor markets get tighter and tighter," he said.
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Sonders had expected increased volatility in 2018 given tighter monetary policy from the Federal Reserve and generally tighter financial conditions.
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Where Legion's plotting is ultimately pretty simple, The Magicians keeps twisting itself into curlicues, tighter and tighter with every season.
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"We believe capacity is going to get tighter and tighter,"said Erin Van Zeeland, vice president of transportation management at Schneider.
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The bottleneck in the Mexican justice system, for example, gets tighter and tighter in the path from police officer to judge.
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And the attack has forced Mr. Putin into a tighter relationship with Mr. Assad, perhaps tighter than the Russian leader wants.
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An increasingly angry Serena responds with demands to "stop it!" and holds June's wrists tighter and tighter, pinning her to the bed.
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Before meeting her, he'd been trying to solve his dying problem by doing everything perfectly, keeping a tighter and tighter control of everything.
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Every time she looks at Wabbit, we feel Fidge's strings grow tighter … tighter … Then Minnie drops her bunny while on a shopping trip.
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Kravitz luxuriates in Rob's search, as she tries to grow past Mac while also holding onto the idea of him tighter and tighter.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment-grade index was spotted 2bp-3bp tighter, with Malaysian and Indonesian CDS 3bp and 4bp tighter, respectively.
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We know that it's circling tighter and tighter on Dany and Jon and their partnership is starting to form, you know, 'fire and ice.
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The 28-year notes were 5bp tighter, while the 10-year notes were 2bp tighter, from reoffer of Treasuries plus 118bp and 145bp, respectively.
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Since then, the relationship has simply gotten tighter and tighter — and in 2016, the one-year correlation of weekly moves has reached fresh heights.
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Since then, the relationship has simply gotten tighter and tighter - and in 2016, the one-year correlation of weekly moves has reached fresh heights.
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Now with money and aid growing tighter and tighter, she increasingly needs more money and has fewer items she can sell for a little cash.
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Expect to see states pursue — and the court uphold — tighter regulation of abortion providers and tighter time limits on when the procedure can be performed.
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Hyundai Capital's 2019s were 7bp tighter at Treasuries plus 75bp, and China Orient Asset Management's 5-year was seen 2bp tighter at Treasuries plus 136bp.
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President Trump, his defenders, and the Republican Party writ large have increasingly tied themselves in tighter and tighter knots, piling one conspiracy theory atop another.
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Apple bonds were tighter by 5bp-7bp across the curve, while Microsoft bonds were 5bp-10bp tighter, with the biggest moves at the long end.
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And according to Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson, the demand for advanced chips and technologies will only keep rising as the smartphone race gets tighter and tighter.
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So the story will braid tighter and tighter together, and those characters will reconnect, each one having lived a kind of full, three-dimensional, often horrific life.
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Average high grade bank spreads closed 1bp tighter on Wednesday at 127bp, while financial services were also 1bp tighter at 162bp, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"We're just getting tighter and tighter here in the U.S. in terms of supply, particularly in Cushing," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital Management in New York.
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"It could not be tighter," Johnson, the face of the Leave campaign in the 2016 referendum, said on Wednesday when asked about the opinion polls showing a tighter race.
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A late cycle represents an economy that has been growing, but is poised to fall into a recession, amid tighter credit availability, lower profit margins and tighter monetary policy.
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It didn't matter that anytime I did anything uninhibited while I was drunk, I'd usually regret it fiercely the next day, which wrapped my anxiety tighter and tighter around myself.
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"We are asking for tighter monetary policy, tighter budgetary policy, a coherent anti-inflation policy," Bahadir Kaleagasi, the secretary general of Tusiad, Turkey's leading business association, said in an interview.
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HONG KONG, April 19 (IFR) - Asian credit markets experienced a moderately constructive day of trading with the iTraxx Asia investment-grade index quoted 2bp tighter and IG names around 3bp tighter.
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The US$2101.109m three-year traded 2101.123bp tighter while the US$21m five-year notes traded 3bp-4bp tighter from reoffer level of three-month Libor plus 78bp and 88bp respectively.
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Higher bond yields - a sign of tighter liquidity - is partly linked to news of tighter regulatory scrutiny over bank's wealth management products - a major source of funding for the bond market.
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And thanks to this increase, average energy spreads are now 14bp tighter since the start of April and a whopping 164bp tighter since wides of Treasuries plus 403bp on February 11.
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Graphic: CMC Markets and rivals face tighter regulation - tmsnrt.
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In the IG from Netflix, they especially singled out "Mileven" fans, zooming in tighter and tighter on Eleven and Mike (Finn Wolfhard), who are holding hands at the center of the illustration.
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The same goes for the season's various targets, on both sides, who have been turned into such basic plot functionaries that the story keeps stretching tighter and tighter until something's gotta give.
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TIGHTER FINANCES Germany's slower-than-previously-expected growth means Finance Minister Olaf Scholz's fiscal room for manoeuvre is getting tighter as tax revenues are likely to come in lower than expected this year.
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It would also lose all of its beautiful economy, in favor of repetitive plot circles that would spiral tighter and tighter around the characters, until they started to succumb to the droning sameness.
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But tighter relations with China signals bad news for escapees.
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China's bank regulators have recently proposed tighter rules on WMPs.
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Security in Tiananmen Square on Tuesday was tighter than usual.
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Malaysian, Vietnamese and Indian benchmark bonds were quoted 1bp tighter.
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She's pushing for tighter gun regulation and "red flag" laws.
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Tighter supplies have lifted West Coast fuel prices, encouraging imports.
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That spurred the Singapore Exchange to impose tighter trading rules.
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On the tighter shots, we're practical most of the time.
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The labor market is tight and going to get tighter.
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Researchers largely put the onus on tighter bank lending standards.
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Shut lines of doors, trunk lids and hoods were tighter.
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Her image was tightly controlled and her brand even tighter.
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Tighter privacy laws prevent parties from holding data on individuals.
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René grips her handbag a bit tighter as she enters.
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The economy will need tighter monetary policy at some point.
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Trump also wants tighter restrictions on Iran's ballistic missile program.
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The state's Senate race, held to replace Reid, appears tighter.
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That's a tighter margin than in the first two debates.
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So, he tied himself even tighter to his neighborhood friends.
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With vehicle sales slowing, tighter emission standards are helping demand.
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The chances of Iran agreeing to tighter constraints are minimal.
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Tighter regulation or new censorship rules could upset the narrative.
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In local and state elections, things can be even tighter.
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And the same thing in France, they wanted tighter cultures.
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They are going to be much tighter than Ohio 12.
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I had hardly noticed my clothes growing tighter before that.
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Yet TV Asahi apologised and promised tighter controls over guests.
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It's difficult in the practices before, my arm getting tighter.
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The tighter targeting is scheduled to take effect by Nov.
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The bonds were trading around 9bp tighter on Friday morning.
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Security will be even tighter for Friday prayers, police said.
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I mean, c'mon — friendships don't come much tighter than this.
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Amy Klobuchar, has called for tighter regulations on tech companies.
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Tighter lending conditions often throw cold water on job growth.
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It was a much tighter process than the seed round.
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On the Democratic side the race was a bit tighter.
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Money was tight; space in his aunt's home was tighter.
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I hugged Dave tighter in the middle of the night.
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Oil prices rose on concerns of a tighter oil market.
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Globally, central banks are beginning to move towards tighter policy.
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His circle in general is tighter than it once was.
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Following the incidents, many Democrats have called for tighter restrictions.
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Uber and Lyft drivers face tighter alcohol rules in California.
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Sierra will also have tighter integration with other Apple devices.
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USA Today: Latest polls show a tighter lead for Democrats.
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AND SO I THINK THIS LABOR FORCE IS GETTING TIGHTER.
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Vehicle emissions will also be curtailed through tighter fuel standards.
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The waist is tighter than the legs, but not uncomfortable.
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I tried to pull away, but she held me tighter.
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The rules are even tighter in the Republic of Ireland.
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The polls are getting tighter, and the tension is rising.
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Buying GitHub would get it even tighter with that crowd.
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The Talanoa Dialogue would be a step toward tighter policies.
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Polls show the election is much tighter than previously predicted.
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The latest numbers further indicate at a tighter labor market.
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N95 masks are tighter fitting and thicker than surgical masks.
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He concluded that the World Series ball was wound tighter.
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Many other western democracies have far tighter gun control laws.
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So expect further negative headlines and even tighter capital controls.
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Tighter emissions regulations have led automakers to use more palladium.
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"Pull it tighter," one urges as her corset is laced.
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Being Jupiterian also implies a much tighter rein on government.
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Democrats, generally, want tighter gun laws, there is no doubt.
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"Last year there was a much tighter range," Zoia said.
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Tighter security has become the norm at schools in Xinjiang.
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Tighter emissions regulations globally imply heavier palladium auto catalyst loadings.
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In Nevada, however, things get tighter outside of health care.
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"It gets tighter quicker than the right one," she said.
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And it's starting to show up in tighter purse strings.
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If anything, the trend since 2015 has been tighter control.
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What's the fallback plan if money is tighter than expected?
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A tighter shot shows just five in the same position.
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It may also mean tighter ties with the United States.
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The tendrils drawing the various storylines together draw ever tighter.
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In addition, a tighter labor market is boosting wage growth.
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China Development Bank's reopening of US dollar and euro tranchers were well supported in secondary trading, with the US dollar tranche 3bp-4bp tighter and the euro tranche 1bp-2bp tighter, according to traders.
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The judge said that she concealed her father's murder in "quite an elaborate and careful way" and that she only confessed when "the net around you became tighter and tighter," the Manchester Evening News reported.
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By mid-morning the 1.5bn March 2025 senior notes were bid around 38bp tighter at swaps plus 155bp, for example, while the 2bn Sept 2683s were around 33bp tighter at plus 156bp, according to Tradeweb.
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Heeluxe's data suggests that, in general, women's shoes are up to 18 percent tighter around the toes, 70 percent tighter around the big toe joint, and 68.4 percent looser in the heel than men's shoes.
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There was a similar coalescing around tighter policy for the following two years, marking the first time in recent years that the Fed's quarterly economic forecasts have shifted toward a prediction of tighter monetary policy.
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The timetable is tighter and more complicated even than it looks.
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They did so within the tighter timeframe that Sears now confronts.
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Nine countries in the Balkans have imposed tighter controls, including Macedonia.
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With every new run-through my performance and moves felt tighter.
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With every minute that passed, my chest squeezed a little tighter.
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Stability this morning comes as a tighter market looms in 220.
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Her family is now calling for tighter restrictions on protein supplements.
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And the tighter the academic market became, the harder we worked.
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Tighter supply from Vietnam could see global coffee prices going up.
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If your pet's collar keeps getting tighter, they could be overweight.
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Antitrust enforcement was lax, but other elements of regulation got tighter.
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With time though, it evolved to become tighter and more revealing.
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Even if the rules were tighter, enforcement would be a problem.
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Fear for tighter margins going forward has encouraged them to hedge.
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It could be considered only under tighter terms, the EU said.
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His current players have a tighter grasp on his life's story.
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But raising rates is not the only route to tighter money.
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In the meantime, experts predict tighter security measures at airports worldwide.
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China said last September it would impose tighter rules from Oct.
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DF is seeking tighter immigration rules in return for tax cuts.
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My skin and facial muscles also seemed tighter, my expression lighter.
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The Federal Reserve no longer seems hellbent on tighter monetary policy.
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The tighter plan also imposes restrictions on bird gathering and hunters.
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And you can be a little bit tighter in your plots.
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The White House is now drawing up even tighter investment restrictions.
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It's a much tighter circle, I think than a finsta, even.
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After Brexit, finance flowing into the diamond industry is now tighter.
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One possible explanation for the boost is a tighter labour market.
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Outflows of hot money have been curbed by tighter capital controls.
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They are already resigned to being kept on a tighter leash.
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Polls were much tighter than that until the last couple weeks.
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The labor market remains strong despite the tighter financial market conditions.
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In early May, new, tighter U.S. sanctions on Iran took effect.
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Trump still wants his wall, and tighter restrictions on legal immigration.
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His grip on China is tighter than any leader's since Mao.
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In local markets, the January readings are coming in even tighter.
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The result has been a massive move tighter in CCC yields.
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It's no secret that nonprofits tend to be tighter on funds.
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British banking majors show a tighter range — from $1.10 to $1.31.
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He ran a much tighter ship than Mom, which I resented.
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Australia was also 2102.1bp tighter, while the Japanese index was flat.
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The tighter fuel standards are an attempt to tackle air pollution.
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The vote is expected to be much tighter than previously predicted.
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Another new feature is tighter and better integration with your calendar.
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This will call for tighter monetary policy despite current low inflation.
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Some industry experts say signs of tighter liquidity have already emerged.
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Tighter regulations also have made Wall Street more sound, he said.
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You can build smaller, tighter greens with more challenging pin placements.
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Her father died recently, making money even tighter in her family.
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As our report shows, curbs on free speech have grown tighter.
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However, they would want it paired with tighter border security measures.
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As the death toll mounts, the government has clamped down tighter.
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Some of the inadequacies are absurd — and fixable with tighter laws.
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Interbank liquidity is generally tighter towards the year-end holiday season.
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The timing and communication in the McDougal controversy is simply tighter.
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In contrast, plenty of recent polls show a much tighter race.
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Other apolitical groups have been lumped into Facebook's new tighter rules.
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Tighter monetary policy may also dent investor confidence in the sector.
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My skin seemed tighter, more "glowy", firmer, and plumper post-use.
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The iTraxx Asia IG index was 1bp tighter at 73bp/99.63bp.
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With tighter immigration policies, legal channels for migrants become more cumbersome.
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Global marker Brent's strength reflects tighter supplies due to those cuts.
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Got a tighter budget thanks to a long holiday shopping list?
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"It was pretty intense out there, a tighter game," Tavares said.
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Hafetz agreed that tighter gun control laws are what is needed.
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Sure enough, Egypt soon jolted back to an even tighter regime.
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For policymakers, tighter credit conditions are exactly what the doctor ordered.
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The vote count in Florida's Senate race keeps getting tighter. Gov.
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Auto companies have fought against tighter fuel economy standards for decades.
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And the tight space in the living room felt only tighter.
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They express anxiety about demographic change and favor tighter border security.
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Rick Scott in a race even tighter than the governor's contest.
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"We'll probably have tighter, lower margins this year," Ms. Waterman said.
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There is a heartfelt cry for tighter control on gun ownership.
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Higher inflation requires tighter credit to keep price pressures in check.
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But Minnesota suddenly looks much tighter, as does Massachusetts, where Sen.
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I think it's going to bring that locker room even tighter.
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In Trinidad opposition politicians have called for tighter controls on Venezuelans.
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Around the country, G.M. dealers said inventories had grown somewhat tighter.
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That's tighter than the race is nationally between those four. Sen.
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The trend toward tighter supplies helped support soy futures, Reilly said.
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The shift toward tighter regulation became especially clear after the Aug.
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But soon after, the government imposed tighter controls on the area.
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Tighter borders are perhaps the biggest buzz words around the Continent.
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Machine learning and AI will allow for tighter takeoffs and landings.
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And it's clear his grip on Venezuela is only getting tighter.
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Maybe he's looser with the reins and you're a little tighter?
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The campaign has said tighter enforcement would make up the difference.
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He favors abortion rights and has called for tighter gun restrictions.
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Lower minimum charges for processing indicate a tighter copper concentrate market.
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Thanks to the tighter design, this problem will hopefully be history.
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Berners-Lee called for tighter controls over data use by companies.
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The storefront colors were zanier, the clothes tighter, the music louder.
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Tighter lending requirements have left more young people unable to buy.
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Many Finns have called for tighter immigration rules after the attack.
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Larger cuts should make the market tighter and help boost prices.
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The province also ordered tighter coal quality specifications for the fuel.
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Both executives apologized and said they were open to tighter regulation.
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"Weeks ago, it was tighter in Iowa," he says to Trump.
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She chooses tighter gestures, fitting for the camera placed on her.
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What Rutherford did was make the language tighter and more modern.
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"If you just look at the bid/offer spread, it looks tighter, but it's tighter for a smaller market," said Jason Shoup, head of global credit strategy at institutional asset manager Legal & General Investment Management America.
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GOWDY: Yes, it&aposs -- MACCALLUM: You can almost see that number and Kennedy was 22018 to zero so you can see that number just getting tighter and tighter as you as you go through this process.
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I WISH I could take my anxiety off like a necklace but instead it's a choker that gets tighter & tighter when I go out in public, or lay in bed at night, or whenever it wants.
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WASHINGTON, April 6 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund will talk with Egyptian authorities about how to use tighter monetary policy and tighter budgets to tackle high inflation, a spokesman for the international lender said on Thursday.
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The US$350m five-year notes were 8bp tighter from final pricing of Treasuries plus 103.73bp, while the US$550m 10-year notes were 5bp tighter from a final T+140bp, according to a Singapore-based trader.
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Ironically, one key factor behind Austria's tighter border restrictions has been its fear that Germany might introduce its own tighter controls first, causing a build-up of migrants in Austria much like the one Greece is experiencing.
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"If the industry doesn't take this seriously, you are going to continue to have tighter and tighter regulations," said Richard Hyde, managing director for federal and government affairs at one of the One Future members, AGL Resources.
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In court papers, prosecutors described a pressure-cooker environment at the bank, where low-level employees were squeezed tighter and tighter each year by sales goals that senior executives methodically raised, ignoring signs that they were unrealistic.
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Despite her 25 previous major final appearances, Williams was the tighter player.
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Tighter monetary policy, a feature of late-cycle economies, pushes up yields.
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I felt you gather me tighter than Jeanne, grinding against me.Desperation. Need.
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Answering them leads to a tighter focus on a given data set.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan index was 2bp tighter at 146bp/148bp.
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Matt Bevin this year put tighter restrictions on abortions in the state.
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And the miniature size means you can maneuver it into tighter spots.
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Final pricing of 33.25 looked even tighter to Thursday's VWAP of 33.82.
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The hiring spree will make an already tight job market even tighter.
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In 2017, when there were substantial outflows, China imposed tighter capital controls.
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That will leave the city's next leader in an even tighter spot.
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The dragon above us seemed to grip the wooden struts even tighter.
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Yet the case for tighter monetary policy is weaker than it looks.
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The administration has said tighter emissions controls would make automobiles too expensive.
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Many celebrities have spoken out in support of tighter gun-control legislation.
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You can close them and make them tighter, or leave them loose.
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They are now no tighter than America's, according to the OECD's indicators.
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They don't stop eating because the budget has gotten a little tighter.
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On the downside, it paints the Fed into an ever-tighter corner.
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"Just the supply-demand balances across commodities is significantly tighter," he said.
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Far tighter controls on the use of animals and plants are needed.
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Those levels were 7bp and 2bp tighter, respectively, than pricing last month.
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We only had about 20 feet to operate, so shots are tighter.
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Yet on closer inspection, the case for tighter monetary policy looks thin.
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The expectation of tighter money abroad could push American rates up, too.
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Depending on its design, that would at least avert tighter funding conditions.
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The further she progresses, the tighter the noose wraps around her neck.
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The announcement comes after last week's earnings forecast cut, citing tighter margins.
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Politicians in America and Britain called for tighter regulation of social media.
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However, this event, sources tell us, will be tighter and more intimate.
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The US government is imposing ever tighter restrictions on Chinese telecommunications firms.
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The iTraxx Asia investment-grade index was 5bp tighter at 124/125.
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With each new spate of arrivals, his schedule cinched a little tighter.
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However, the team moved to a field in Washington with tighter security.
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Sure, her lead is tighter in other polls of the last month.
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And with a brighter spotlight, tighter accountability screws applied to its practices.
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Some argue that pupil-premium spending should be subject to tighter scrutiny.
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Levi's and tighter t-shirts—and the legendary promiscuity of gay men
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Tighter lending standards and hefty down payments have further deterred some buyers.
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The fit is tighter, the wash darker, the shoe far more acceptable.
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Tighter underwear styles like briefs and boxer briefs are obviously popular choices.
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"Tighter wage growth does not mechanically translate into higher inflation," Praet said.
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The iTraxx Asia investment-grade index was 2100.25bp tighter at 76bp/77bp.
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Tighter capital requirements and fear of heavy penalties have kept them grounded.
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Despite tighter labor markets, there's little sign that inflation is heating up.
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Security at Ataturk is generally tighter than in many western European airports.
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Humans have a tighter bond with dogs than perhaps any other animal.
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The iTraxx Asia investment-grade index was 8.753bp tighter at 28.75bp/22022bp.
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Even the expectation of tighter money can be enough to cause trouble.
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Citigroup could also benefit from tighter monetary policy in the near future.
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Cruz is locked in a tighter-than-expected reelection bid against Rep.
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One stock market crash later, however, the government's grip has grown tighter.
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The government hopes to forge tighter links with Morocco and Africa beyond.
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She has also called for tighter sanctions on Iran and North Korea.
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China Everbright Bank's 2020s were slightly tighter at 99.68 in cash price.
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Officials say that tighter controls over VPNs will not impede such usage.
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Fitch expects continued pressure on banks' performance metrics given tighter liquidity conditions.
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The oil market is already tight and on track to get tighter.
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The top snaps at the shoulders with a looser and tighter option.
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As the garrote was pulled tighter, it rode higher up her neck.
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Traditionally, scoring decreases after the All-Star break due to tighter checking.
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Public opinion is shifting in the West, heralding tighter rules on emissions.
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We have never seen a tighter market and that just spells complacency.
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Those standards could be looser or tighter depending on level of hazard.
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That's kind of that tighter integration that I was talking about. Gotcha.
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"Call the nurse!" gasps the doctor, struggling as the worm winds tighter.
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Zoom had been working with Slack previously, but this a tighter integration.
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The tighter spacing allows them to extract more crude with less sand.
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The shooting has spurred a public outcry for tighter gun control laws.
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In fact, his base is likely to band around him even tighter.
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The iTraxx IG Index was quoted about 1bp tighter at 148/150.
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Powell said the economy is strong enough to handle tighter monetary policy.
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The iTraxx Asia investment-grade index was 0.13bp tighter at 87/88.
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U. countries are also weighing tighter restrictions, including halting large public gatherings.
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The apron I wore at work grew tighter, and I grew weaker.
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Mother holds son tighter for warmth, then realizes that he has died.
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The White House persuaded China to support tighter sanctions on North Korea.
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I've coped with this tragedy by holding my kids tighter when Dec.
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So you praise, while the world watches, and the web gets tighter.
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But with those score pages, it gave me a much tighter focus.
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The prospect of tighter gun rules often leads consumers to stockpile firearms.
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It is also supporting legislation that would place tighter regulations on fertilizer.
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Economy seats, even for long-haul flights, are getting tighter than ever.
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The cabinet said the prime minister ordered tighter security at vital installations.
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The band was much tighter and fine-tuned than its previous incarnation.
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The cabinet said the prime minister ordered tighter security at vital installations.
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Freilicher works looser or tighter but is always searching, trying different things.
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The NRA has been adamant in its opposition to tighter gun laws.
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Tighter eligibility would bolster the value of vouchers by reducing the supply.
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First is the ability to cut and suture in deeper, tighter quarters.
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Multinationals complain of much tighter regulatory actions in China, particularly antitrust cases.
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Some European countries are showing appetite for tighter regulation of online platforms.
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Twitter has banned all such advertising, while Google has adopted tighter rules.
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So, you gotta lace them up tighter, and you gotta keep going.
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An increase in financial market volatility often leads to tighter financial conditions.
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And Trump could turn the screws even tighter down the line: Sen.
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Locals say defections by North Koreans are down amid tighter Chinese patrols.
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EU FINANCE MINISTERS SAY TIGHTER ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING RULES MAY BE NEEDED
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European regulators are considering even tighter standards for automobile pollution, Bloomberg reports.
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To introduce tighter gun control is not going to infringe basic liberties.
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"During this recent tragedy, we're just holding each other a little tighter."
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France and Germany both put tighter restrictions on their borders Monday, too.
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But in 2010, a tighter focus on wind speeds went into effect.
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His feet are closer, his hands higher and tighter to his body.
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New bonds enjoyed a day of robust trading, with the five-year notes of Shenzhen Expressway as much as 20bp tighter, while the five-year and 10-year bonds of Korea Gas were spotted 5bp tighter mid-afternoon.
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New issues put in mixed performances as Metallurgical Corporation of China's 22022% 22-year bonds were trading 20203bp tighter in the morning, but gave back some gains later and were around 22020bp tighter in the afternoon, the trader said.
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Improvements in quality of life have come with tighter limits on political freedom.
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He pressed the Fed not to offset tax cuts fully with tighter money.
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So people are talking about things like tighter controls on rental vehicles, right?
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The longer it goes, maybe they&aposre squeezing their sticks a little tighter.
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The tighter job market is also lifting wages, which itself can slow hiring.
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As we got to the motel room setup, I pulled the robe tighter.
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PulteGroup's results were helped by tighter cost controls and a rise in sales.
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In fact the chances are that rules and regulations become tighter over time.
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Tighter monetary policy is generally seen as a negative for stock market gains.
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I felt you gather me tighter than Jeanne, grinding against me. Desperation. Need.
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Beijing's tighter embrace might benefit private interests; the private sector, not so much.
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The statutes are tighter for misdemeanors, which is usually how prosecutors classify groping.
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There aren't many tighter pop bands — their shiny coldness fascinates in its severity.
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I gripped it tighter and sobbed as the nurses plied at my will.
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Banking union is a burden for them with tighter supervision and increasing demands.
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The faster you drive, or the tighter you turn, the greater the acceleration.
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But rather than ending the trade, tighter rules are simply moving it elsewhere.
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They should have accepted that the price of fiscal gradualism was tighter money.
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"He's slimmed down, his jeans are skinnier, his shirts are tighter," DelVecchio explains.
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Tighter housing inventories are contributing to higher prices in markets across the country.
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Hong Kong stocks dipped amid concerns of tighter liquidity in global financial markets.
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What is already a tight market, in other words, could become even tighter.
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A tighter embargo on Iran, imposed over European objections, is strangling its economy.
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I mean, how tough is it to run a, you know, tighter operation?
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The Johnson campaign believes the race is much tighter than public polling shows.
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Palestinian youths rioted in East Jerusalem over tighter security measures at Temple Mount.
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And the symbiotic relationship of pop culture and fashion has become even tighter.
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"The market is a little tighter on consignments this year," Mr. Smith said.
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There have already been some substantive indicators of tighter monetary policy this year.
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For low-income families, budgets are even tighter than they used to be.
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The tighter Fed policy would pressure global long-term interest rates, they note.
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But tighter U.S. and European regulations have made commodities trading difficult for banks.
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It also requires tighter screening of scholars seeking visas to the United States.
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The price of oil has already reacted to the threat of tighter supply.
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You've probably heard that the faster you do this, the tighter the curl.
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The tighter rules have had some success: measures of audit quality are improving.
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So, tighter entry requirements for Americans could be on the table, Casiple suggested.
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Tighter regulation is increasing costs, which asset managers are seeking to offset elsewhere.
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This shift toward electrification is being driven by tighter regulations around the world.
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Rangy, position-shifting second-rounder Sean Davis has helped Pittsburgh's secondary become tighter.
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Hugin's campaign, meanwhile, chose to focus on other polls showing a tighter race.
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The riffs are heavier and the drums and bass are tighter than ever.
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This is reflected in tighter leverage metrics required to sustain a 'BBB+' rating.
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Go deeper: Trump's tighter Cuba policies aim at Florida but could upset allies
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KT Corporation's 2026s were about 12bp tighter after printing at Treasuries plus 110bp.
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Tighter environmental regulations in Washington and California have blocked new refineries, for example.
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I'll be hugging my pup a little tighter tonight in honor of Buddy.
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He conceded Barclays should have had better training and tighter rules on communications.
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Her body tightened closer together, tighter than Jolene thought she could bend inward.
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The former retired US Marine Corps general intends to run a tighter ship.
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The tighter this skin, the better the overall appearance of the lower eyelids.
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A dispute over tighter immigration rules has nonetheless been straining the ruling coalition.
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But it stressed that the discovery was made thanks to tighter internal controls.
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The report recommended tighter monitoring of international shipments, increased inspections and other steps.
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China's massive foreign shopping spree is finally slowing down because of tighter regulations.
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For a graphic on CMC Markets and rivals face tighter regulation, see - tmsnrt.
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The bigger the better, the tighter the sweater, the boys depend on us!
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We'll all go to bed holding out little ones even tighter this evening.
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Hillary Clinton wanted to impose tighter regulations, whereas Trump is opposed to that.
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He has called for tighter regulation of Wall Street and stronger consumer protections.
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The allegations against Gianforte complicate what was already a tighter-than-expected race.
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Samsung's TabPro S is another good option if you have a tighter budget.
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But the more detractors, the tighter the community of diet adherents will form.
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Each year supplies of safe drinking water get a little tighter, says one.
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Brainard added, however, the U.S. economy appears capable of handling tighter monetary policy.
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This kind of growth might hint that the labor market is getting tighter.
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Tighter U.S. policy also boosts the dollar, in which the metal is priced.
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The supply of rental apartments can become tighter as landlords exit the business.
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A tighter appearance, and at least a few nauseous members of the audience.
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Germany is awash with tax revenues but France is in a tighter spot.
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We are tighter this week because we are so joined in our outrage.
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But concerns about liquidity and tighter policy measures kept the markets in check.
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The trader said investment-grade names, in general, were about 26.30bp-2200bp tighter.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan IG index was 99.753bp tighter to 299.75bp/299.337bp.
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The president long criticized Sessions for not keeping a tighter leash on Mueller.
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As the 60th anniversary of Tibet's uprising approaches, security is tighter than usual.
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It's a slightly tighter race than a Fox News poll released on Oct.
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However, Fitch believes that tighter capital controls can only be a temporary solution.
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In 2013, Obama set tighter rules on drone strikes and promised greater transparency.
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Excessive volatility in financial markets was a key risk along with tighter credit.
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Chief risks included weak global trade, tighter bank credit and falling consumer demand.
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The scrutiny over Ossoff's residency has intensified as the race has grown tighter.
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Tighter monetary policy poses risks for emerging economies in a variety of ways.
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Tighter fuel economy and emissions standards have darkened the outlook for such engines.
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The approach has curbed explosive gains while creating tighter windows between the numbers.
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Indonesia's Chandra Asri Petrochemical's new seven non-call four notes were slightly tighter.
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He helped co-found a nonprofit organization that advocates tighter restrictions on firearms.
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Despite the waivers, global oil supplies could get tighter again early next year.
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In terms of live bands there isn't a tighter act in the country.
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The jeans are tighter, the crowd older and the security way more strict.
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That confidence came from Kasich's tighter battle with Trump in his home state.
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When you play it so much it gets so much faster and tighter.
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The race is tighter than expected, and Tom James is only eking by.
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The tighter labor market is starting to exert upward pressure on wage growth.
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In 2010, three out of four said they favored tighter restrictions on immigration.
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Some critics have pushed back on calls for tighter regulation of social media.
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Such proposals are relatively common among those in the bloc seeking tighter integration.
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In Maine and Nevada, voters will consider tighter background checks on gun sales.
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That success helped forge tighter bonds between fans and players, city and club.
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"Laws like Canada's or Switzerland's are more than just tighter restrictions," they wrote.
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Washington has not only reimposed sanctions but started to make them even tighter.
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It's tighter than the median for the past eight years, 1.95 percentage points.
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But the tighter rules still leave some holes that could be easily exploited.
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Later, when she started training to become a teacher, money was even tighter.
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Music that once swept and thundered has turned tighter, harsher, and more unpleasant.
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On guns, it would start with universal background checks and tighter semiautomatic restrictions.
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Many argue that tighter restrictions could push manufacturing out of North America altogether.
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The race is tighter looking at a poll of just Latino likely voters.
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But in the absence of a tighter edit, overabundance can lead to exhaustion.
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They carried signs saying calling for legislation to ensure tighter drug safety standards.
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The margin may end up being tighter than Nunes is used to, however.
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THERE ARE DEFINITELY TIGHTER CONDITIONS, SO THE TIDE HAS TURNED A LITTLE BIT.
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But tighter supplies and increased consumption during the summer have pushed up prices.
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That's a much tighter spread than in previous times Fox asked the question.
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This is the objective of the proposed gun register and tighter licensing system.
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All of these factors can distract from schoolwork, requiring much tighter time management.
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The competition is getting tighter, and it's really anyone's game at this point.
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Pavlik noted the hearing raised concern over tighter regulations in the tech industry.
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Instead, the defense began dropping eight, forcing Shimonek to throw into tighter windows.
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"China's bank regulators have recently proposed tighter rules on WMPs," Fitch's report said.
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A tighter labor market is expected to boost wages in the months ahead.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan IG index was 26.875bp tighter at 22020bp/27.95bp.
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The suits seen on draft nights today are much tighter and much shorter.
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Terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels in 2016 led to even tighter security.
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Tighter lending policies, student loan debt, and stagnant wages discourage renters from buying.
|
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The tighter the job market, the higher the perceived need for more training.
|
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"I want to become a more consistent shooter with tighter handle," he said.
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They have also raised North Koreans' economic expectations, even as sanctions draw tighter.
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The shares have climbed since Parkland, which prompted concerns of tighter gun controls.
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But the tighter you turn the screws, the less desirable the jobs become.
|
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They often respond to resistance with a tighter grip to secure their position.
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STEVE EASTERBROOK: Well, I think overall, if you look around the world actually, not just the U.S., but if you look at all of our both mature and emerging markets, we're finding the labor pool is getting tighter and tighter.
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Cryptocurrency markets have been hit with some bad news of late, particularly worries over tighter regulation India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the country wants to "eliminate" the use of digital currencies in criminal activities, signaling tighter regulation in the country.
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Few borrow much from banks, so few have noticed that credit has grown tighter.
|
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"We wanted to create a much tighter connection [with a physical therapist]," Rubinstein said.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade index was 1bp tighter at 75bp/76bp.
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He knows how to handle these kinds of challenges: more rigorous process, tighter management.
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WATTERS: I think the Democratic Party just has tighter discipline than the Republican Party.
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For gift-givers on a tighter budget, Target is giving shoppers until 4 p.m.
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Japan CDS was another 3bp tighter after moving in as much as 10bp yesterday.
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UBS noted that tighter monetary policy will focus market attention particularly on debt serviceability.
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Not adopting a tighter monetary stance might rekindle inflationary pressures, which should boost gold.
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My adult acne was less severe, my pores appeared tighter, and my skin glowed.
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The twins deliver harmonies that are tighter, sharper, more mature—more cognizant and deliberate.
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That points to a tighter market if the exporter group refrains from raising output.
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"We're making usage significantly more tighter and coupled between posts and Groups," said Anand.
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In particular, tighter e-commerce rules that came in earlier this year hurt Amazon.
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Slower growth and tighter margins have device-makers searching for ways to cut costs.
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That is raising concerns about a period of tighter supply and higher oil prices.
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Financial conditions are already tighter, thanks to the dollar's strength and higher bond yields.
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The minimum wage is higher, and there are tighter regulations on teen working hours.
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The screening went on as planned, but with tighter security to keep everyone safe.
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Then, I started realizing that most of my shorts and jeans fit much tighter.
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Democrats, led by President Obama, made a now-familiar call for tighter gun laws.
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The expectation was that the vote for Brexit would lead to tighter financial conditions.
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The tighter the zoom the more necessary OIS becomes, so this is a must.
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Tighter regulations have hardly crushed Airbnb, as a glance at its listings will show.
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Both persuasion and mobilization will be important in a race that has gotten tighter.
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That's because the particles within coffee beans get tighter as the temperature gets lower.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment grade index was 1.7bp tighter at 100.25bp/102.25bp.
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ON NET, ARE FINANCIAL CONDITIONS TIGHTER, OR ARE THEY LOOSER THAN THEY WERE BEFORE?
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Banks were in demand as concerns of a tighter regulatory environment were pushed back.
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Real estate agents also have to step up their game in a tighter market.
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They say they strive to play a helpful role in planning for tighter regulation.
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Del Potro broke for 2-1 but Thiem played tighter and broke immediately back.
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This has bolstered the case for central banks to shift to tighter monetary policy.
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You really do hug them tighter, you really do spend more time with them.
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For tighter curls you should opt for a three-quarter-inch iron or smaller.
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But the drop was less than expected, suggesting tighter controls are slowing capital flight.
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Tighter labour markets could yet push up wages and have a more lasting impact.
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And because space is tighter, the cost is also up compared with last year.
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He's getting the defense to be tighter and we can get wide-open shots.
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Business groups fear that tighter screening could be used as a cover for protectionism.
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MG: I have to work harder, be louder, stay longer, and hang on tighter.
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The level is tighter than where three other deals printed just two weeks ago.
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And of course that other response is tighter and more universally observed economic sanctions.
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Now governing is harder: money is tighter, and public intolerance of corruption has grown.
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It worked, and the ability to preview people's tighter skin made sales shoot up.
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Output should continue dropping as the U.S. industry faces tighter financing and continued oversupply.
|
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Interest rates in the inter-bank bond market went up, signaling tighter credit conditions.
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The consequences of inaction look clear: tighter borders, more people-smuggling, misery for refugees.
|
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Chinese shares tumbled Thursday amid tighter liquidity, but other markets in Asia settled higher.
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Clinton, meanwhile, faces tighter races in hypothetical match-ups against the same Republican candidates.
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Recent Chinese financial deals such as Huarong and ICBCFL were unchanged to 1bp tighter.
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Fuchsia could also give Google a fresh start for tighter control over its software.
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Some sectors have struggled in the face of falling exports and tighter credit conditions.
|
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Fares in some markets have risen since the 737 MAX grounding, reflecting tighter capacity.
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The iTraxx IG Asia ex-Japan was quoted 4bp-5bp tighter at 151.00/153.00.
|
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Hungary and Serbia were upgraded, due to narrowing external imbalances and tighter fiscal policy.
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He cited three constraining factors: a global slowdown, geopolitical uncertainty and tighter financial conditions.
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It was reopened later with tighter security and the city offered free bus travel.
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The president has come down strongly against illegal immigration and has vowed tighter borders.
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"Every increase is driven by speculation and optimism," rather than tighter supplies, he said.
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The iTraxx Asia investment grade ex-Japan was quoted 21bp tighter at 20213/22021.
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Falling inventory and tighter spreads are normally strong bull signals in a commodity market.
|
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Tighter liquidity helps the leu which the bank keeps in a quasi managed float.
|
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Security was tighter than last year, with more checks as participants approached the area.
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The new drone will fly autonomously through much tighter spaces and more complex environments.
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Translation: moonshots aren't going away, but they will be kept on a tighter leash.
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S. trade spat, Beijing's regulatory crackdown on riskier lending practices and tighter global liquidity.
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However, Brainard also said the U.S. economy appears capable of handling tighter monetary policy.
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The tighter market now is certainly more vulnerable to geopolitical concerns or real disruptions.
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Democratic lawmakers and gun control advocates have called for tighter gun control laws. Rep.
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Tighter global financial conditions and another round of US dollar appreciation could create strains.
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However, tighter global financial conditions could see growth decelerate over the next few quarters.
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Tighter capital controls in recent months have also helped curb capital outflows, economists say.
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Fans filed out happily but some will hope for a tighter contest on Sunday.
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In December 2014, it demanded tighter restrictions for firms to qualify for tax breaks.
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But lately, things have been tighter for the 230-year-old mother of two.
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Nobody worked harder; no campaign ran a tighter ship; no candidate was more disciplined.
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Many past inversions were due to rising short rates and substantially tighter monetary policy.
|
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The battleground state polling — even the high-quality polls — also shows a tighter race.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade index was 0.3bp tighter at 114.40bp/115.9bp.
|
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However, tighter supplies and increased consumption during summer have helped to lift coal prices.
|
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On Friday, we got a glimpse of how much tighter he can make it.
|
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment-grade index was 2.6bp tighter at 67.6bp/68.3bp.
|
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Coach tickets also contribute profitable revenue, of course, but the margins are much tighter.
|
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Barclays economist Rahul Bajoria said tighter fiscal policy next year also clouds growth outlook.
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Packed with exfoliating acids, each strip targets pores and blackheads for clearer, tighter skin.
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Instead of embracing equilibrium, I clutched tighter than ever to hold on to control.
|
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I tried to squeeze them even tighter to stop the shaking, to console her.
|
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This enables them to survive and thrive in case of even tighter funding markets.
|
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The government last week issued tighter rules for online news portals and network providers.
|
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So despite Chinese easing, markets are likely to remain vulnerable to tighter liquidity elsewhere.
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Trayce repeated A-ball the next year and the families grew tighter than ever.
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Last week, British police called for tighter laws on the ownership of antique guns.
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In the IG segment, cash bonds were about 99.0553bp-299.055bp tighter across the board.
|
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Public-opinion surveys show widespread support for tighter controls on gun-ownership in America.
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The tighter you can pack it in, the more support your spackle will have.
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"The connections between organized crime and migrant smugglers are becoming tighter," Correa-Cabrera said.
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The Asia ex-Japan investment grade iTraxx index was 2bp tighter at 109bp/111bp.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment grade index was 1bp tighter at 110bp/112bp.
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The bill would require tighter scrutiny of whether Hong Kong has retained its autonomy.
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Across the season's first four episodes, the show is leaner, tighter, and more focused.
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The group is pushing for tighter food safety regulation and increased inspections at factories.
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The tighter they grip, the more centripetal force there is holding the chain together.
|
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Opponents describe tighter laws as an assault on their parental rights and religious freedom.
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At least guns aren't allowed inside the tighter security perimeter around the arena itself.
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"For tighter, rectangular spaces, the oval might be the best option," Mr. Dyer explained.
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What will happen to jobs and wages in those industries with tighter profit margins?
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The prospects for wage growth ought to be good, given the tighter labor supply.
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Now existing visa holders are being checked against the tighter requirements, the government says.
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It has started imposing tighter border checks following a recent rise in infected travellers.
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Democrats back social liberalism and tighter state control of corporations; Republicans espouse the opposite.
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In the decades since, the connections between dollars and imperialism have only grown tighter.
|
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Canadian output continues to grow because of investments made when global supplies were tighter.
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Even if it just made the election tighter, a hack that somehow embarrassed Mrs.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment-grade index was 2400bp tighter at 23bp/299.50bp.
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"For them to get tighter we need to have commodities going stronger," he said.
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The Las Vegas massacre this week highlights the need for tighter gun control, Sen.
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But Trump has reportedly been growing frustrated with Kelly for implementing those tighter restrictions.
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She stressed that prevention needs to go hand-in-hand with tighter gun laws.
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"Every year it's been a ratchet tighter," a top seller of computer accessories said.
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Things would be a little tighter that month, but it would be worth it.
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After last week's shooting, the game's organizers reassured us that security would be tighter.
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Kerr used the opportunity to thank Obama for pushing for tighter gun control regulations.
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Housing was short; food rationing grew even tighter than during the conflict; crime spiked.
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Look for a much tighter race now, with potential GOP candidates such as Reps.
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Stifel's Bannister said the Fed would lead other central banks to tighter monetary policy.
|
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The Australian index was 22021bp wider, while Japan was 299.75bp tighter at 76bp/78p.
|
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Tighter security on the border also favours heroin and fentanyl, which are less bulky.
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If Ward wins the GOP nomination, however, the general election race is even tighter.
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American, Delta, United and JetBlue issued tighter rules for such animals earlier this year.
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The Google Pixel 3 XL, in default settings, produces a sharper and tighter shot.
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The poorer the woman, the tighter the trap and the more cruelly it binds.
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Tighter American monetary policy tends to spoil investors' appetite for risky emerging-market assets.
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Since that massacre, student protesters have successfully lobbied for tighter gun controls in Florida.
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But its tighter with its narrative because each season consists of only 10 episodes.
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The review act places much tighter procedural requirements on considering "qualifying" snap back legislation.
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He said also strict Chinese regulations are likely to become tighter and more troubling.
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But Washington's tighter gun laws makes it more difficult for lawmakers to carry guns.
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The deal was trading tighter in the gray market on Tuesday afternoon after launch.
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The Obama-era EPA supported a tighter 0.7 part per billion threshold for smog.
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Tighter e-commerce foreign investment rules implemented in India in February have forced Amazon.
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Regulation of how telcos can use personal data has typically been tighter than for Internet services but earlier this year the FCC reversed tighter privacy rules for broadband providers — thereby giving giants like Verizon more room for their data-harvesting, ad-tracking manoeuvres.
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It is good that monetary policy is a little tighter than it was back then.
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The Pemex bonds were trading 230bp-22bp tighter than reoffer across the curve on Thursday.
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"The Usenet groups were tighter, and more exclusively focused on the source material," she said.
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This poll is an outlier so far, with previous polls showing a much tighter race.
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Meanwhile, tighter immigration restrictions will limit the pool of workers arriving to fill open jobs.
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The dollar rose to a five-week high on the prospect of tighter monetary policy.
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And few global oil companies have a tighter relationship with Putin than Exxon Mobil. Sen.
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As a result, several European companies are already finding new debt and refinancing conditions tighter.
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The cost of interbank deposits, meanwhile, has risen sharply given tighter liquidity in the sector.
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The 1996 election was much tighter than 2005 in which Labour won a wide lead.
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But at the likely price for the Santa Cruz, margins likely will be much tighter.
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Mistry also expects the RBI to announce tighter rules for short-dated commercial paper issuance.
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Significantly tighter regulation of WMPs would have the potential to trigger a disorderly deleveraging cycle.
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The president has indicated the tighter policy poses the biggest threat to the economic recovery.
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But in recent weeks, prices have soared on tighter regulations on local production in China.
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A little more -- tighter appraisal, a little more conservative appraisals, a little more conservative income.
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He's a hawk, meaning he favors tighter monetary policy with an emphasis on controlling inflation.
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Observers attributed the pair's departure to efforts by Facebook to exercise tighter control over Instagram.
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It may be inevitable that ties between government and the corporate world are growing tighter.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, this tighter operating structure will result in "significant" layoffs.
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Its finance minister, Berat Albayrak, is now also preaching the need for tighter fiscal policy.
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But it's also a signal that suggests tighter policy will slow the economy even further.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: This week, the race to be the "One Video" was tighter than usual.
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For now, both of them are locked up tighter than the Imperial archives on Scarif.
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For 2017, they mean a tighter market than initially expected, and prices have already reacted.
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In Wednesday's report, it cautioned a sharper-than-expected slowdown could spur tighter financial conditions.
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But it was Williams who grew tighter as Vinci took control of the third set.
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These include the use of body cameras and tighter rules for the use of force.
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FUNDAMENTALS: Supply side problems are likely to lead to a tighter copper market, supporting prices.
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As home-sharing becomes a popular alternative to hotels, urban housing markets are getting tighter.
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Yet even before Mr Gianforte's election-eve thuggery, the race looked much tighter this time.
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PENGUINS ON A melting icecap must choose between budging up tighter and taking the plunge.
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Thanks to tighter corporate governance, the Nikkei 225 is up 110 percent on Abe's watch.
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But Chinese demand is likely to be reduced amid tighter credit and slower infrastructure investment.
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The Chinese government has announced new rules that place tighter restrictions on online news outlets.
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Non-hydrocarbon growth will also slow amid government consolidation and somewhat tighter banking sector liquidity.
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Sciberras acknowledges that Solvay's employee union may seek tighter email restrictions under the new law.
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Data, and comparisons to countries with tighter and/or complete gun control, supports these claims.
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Even so, governments have over time tried to close the window of transparency even tighter.
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Black Americans are subject to tighter enforcement of dress codes and higher prices in bars.
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In New Zealand Ms Ardern has swung even the political right behind tighter gun control.
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This is not simply because security has grown tighter since 2001—that is true everywhere.
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Huawei's new 2026 bonds were bid 1bp tighter, while Sinopec's 2026s were quoted 2bp wider.
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Economic growth is likely to remain slow and the labor market is only getting tighter.
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The combination of tighter money and a cheaper currency curbed import spending and encouraged exports.
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The spectre of tighter monetary policy in the U.S. and Europe hit precious metals hard.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment-grade CDS index was 3bp tighter at 64bp/65bp.
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In particular, India's IT sector has been hit by worries about tighter U.S. visa rules.
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People who are minorities, who are lower-status individuals, they live in a tighter world.
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Apple lacks broader support but promises to hold a much tighter rein on your privacy.
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Still, analysts said U.S. sanctions on Venezuela are focusing market attention on tighter global supplies.
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The fire, extinguished on Thursday morning, had raised concerns in the market over tighter supply.
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Dudley cited evidence of wage gains and a tighter labor market that could boost inflation.
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And he tied vulnerable Republicans up for reelection in swing states ever tighter to Trump.
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The CSU had threatened tighter border controls which Merkel rejected, insisting on a European solution.
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Analysts said that U.S. sanctions on Venezuela had focused market attention on tighter global supplies.
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But strategists familiar with the race say there are other polls showing a tighter race.
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"Use a tighter brush with a bit of fluff in it to blend," she advises.
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Disruption from Cyclone Debbie has spurred worries of tighter supply, sending coking coal futures higher.
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Expectations of for tighter policy made the forint the region's best-performing currency this year.
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Lower rated tranches came even tighter in a 2100bp-0003bp range, according to IFR data.
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Healthcare stocks spiked in a relief rally as Clinton was seen as imposing tighter regulations.
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"I've noticed a flatter tummy and tighter skin, not to mention better concentration," she wrote.
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She and her husband, a retired astronaut, have become outspoken advocates for tighter gun laws.
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Younger Muslim women usually opt for the baju kebaya, which is tighter around the figure.
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Assault rifles began selling out across the country amid fears of tighter gun control legislation.
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China Huarong Asset Management's recently issued 2027s were 4bp tighter today at Treasuries plus 199bp.
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But looking more specifically at the Olympics hockey participation issue, the call is much tighter.
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If the economy continues to accelerate or heat up policy is supposed to get tighter.
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This enables the rover to land in a more specific destination or a tighter spot.
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Financial-market wobbles or rising interest rates cause people to cling tighter to their cash.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment grade CDS index was 1.6bp tighter at 72bp/72.7bp.
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"The markets are in a grinding mode, just inching tighter," said one investment-grade trader.
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Nissan Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa rebuffed tighter integration proposed by Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard.
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Other EU countries have put tighter rules in place to close or narrow the loophole.
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Analysts said the tighter markets were a result of both strengthening demand and tightening supplies.
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Of course, this is unless tighter financial conditions or escalating trade protectionism foils these plans.
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In response to rapid lending growth, the central bank has issued tighter macro prudential recommendations.
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It said more than $12 billion of bank credit would be subject to tighter norms.
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The tighter the roulade is rolled, the more layers of chocolate the babka will have.
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Its 2026s were 1bp tighter at Treasuries plus 129bp, inside the reoffer spread of 130bp.
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Officials have warned about creeping Islamisation, and have extended tighter controls over other Muslim minorities.
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"Materials that restrain and feel rougher and tighter can help set the scene," says Zoe.
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Tighter underwriting criteria and a stricter collection process will continue driving BAM's sound loan quality.
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The 2014 SFAO report faulted insufficient checks by customs, triggering somewhat tighter rules for freeports.
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They've been able to staff up, carry more inventory and hone a tighter production process.
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With credit spreads still tighter than historical averages, investors could get burned reaching for yield.
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Tighter credit conditions, in turn, are expected to drag on economic activity in coming months.
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With increasing numbers of tourists potentially to blame, the authors recommend tighter controls on visitors.
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Asian credit spreads were tighter with the iTraxx Asia IG index pulling in by 2bp.
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It also knows that signals of tighter policy could lead to a stronger crown currency.
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LIESMAN: WHAT DOES THAT SAY ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT THE FED NEEDS TO BE TIGHTER?
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In South Africa, its business has been hampered by tighter credit rules and tough competition.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment-grade index was around 1bp tighter at 63.60bp/64.35bp.
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But Morrison's transcript appeared to pull the knot tying Trump and Sondland together even tighter.
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However, special attention should be paid to whether future policies will become tighter than expected.
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Positive: Future developments that could lead to positive rating action include: -Tighter corporate governance practices.
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Tighter official scrutiny of local government investment projects has also reduced their demand for loans.
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But tighter regulatory scrutiny across the EU has cast doubt on whether this can continue.
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The changes include tighter rules on how much banks can lend and consumers can borrow.
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The plastics industry is facing tighter regulation in Europe and elsewhere due to environmental concerns.
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I can't see what's happening behind me, but I can feel the ropes getting tighter.
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Behind-the-scenes security In the meantime, experts predict tighter security measures at airports worldwide.
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With the loan market getting tighter, some drillers have returned to equity and debt markets.
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Guidance on the NC10 is 325bp area over swaps, tighter than the 340bp area IPTs.
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A brighter context can shift this narrative, and a tighter role can improve Rose's productivity.
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The exam room was tiny; bringing in bulky TV cameras made the space even tighter.
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How did you feel about the explosion being used to knit the story tighter together?
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Back your data up on the cloud and hold your mobile phone a little tighter.
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Also at the long end, Indonesia's 2045s were around 743bp tighter at Treasuries plus 289bp.
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On Monday, the FDA announced that they will be enacting tighter regulations on mesh manufacturers.
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That could include tighter limits on how long the policies can last, or benefit requirements.
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The latest Times/CBS News poll could be an indication of an even tighter race.
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Fortunately, they're a lot comfier than AirPods, with swappable eartips that hug your ear tighter.
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Mr. Kerry's recovery, for instance, brought the tighter race implied by Mr. Bush's approval ratings.
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Policy changes made Tuesday make a tighter bond between MLB and Cuba easier to forge.
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The tight labor market will get even tighter, raising the specter that it will overheat.
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But in southern states like Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee, things are much tighter.
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The Business Roundtable should make it a higher priority to call for tighter corporate governance.
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That would imply tighter supply of these bonds in the market, potentially boosting their prices.
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At least 213.5,22019 cases and 285 deaths there have prompted more closures and tighter restrictions.
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He explained that some people want a tighter fit while others prefer a looser look.
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Under tighter sanctions, Iran's economy has contracted sharply and inflation is running at 50 percent.
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Read more>>> By Ari Isaacman Bevacqua Want a tighter core, solid arms and sculpted legs?
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What Trump's new, tighter national security reviews of investments into the U.S. will look like.
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Sperm count and concentration were higher in men who wore boxers versus tighter underwear styles.
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About half the men reported wearing boxers, the other half various styles of tighter underwear.
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Thanks to musical theater, his rock songs are tighter and better structured than almost anyone's.
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Combined with tighter monetary policy, the loss of fiscal stimulus could hurt the American economy.
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This year, tighter Chinese controls on outbound capital appear to have cut that figure sharply.
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It has prospered when the prospect of tighter regulations induces people to buy more guns.
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Or you might well be hugging your kids a little tighter after a tough week.
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Travel stocks also got hit as the Trump administration imposed tighter travel restrictions to China.
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If granted SVFR clearance, the pilot will typically keep tighter communication with air traffic control.
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A Quinnipiac poll released Tuesday found two-thirds of American voters favored tighter gun restrictions.
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Thousands of students rallied Wednesday for tighter gun laws at the Florida Capitol in Tallahassee.
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"The biggest risk factor is the housing market from the tighter financial conditions," Nogimori said.
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan investment-grade index was spotted 2bp tighter at 63.25bp/63.75bp.
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They're also high-waisted, so they're perfect under pencil skirts, tighter dresses, or thin pants.
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You can fold it at the brim for a tighter fit or wear it loose.
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The former lawmaker has championed tighter firearms restrictions since surviving a mass shooting in 2010.
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Everything had to be tighter, smoother, more taut and toned, and often more overtly sexual.
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The more audacious the exploit, the tighter we became — until the day we got caught.
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Mr Morales's ever tighter grip on the state and other institutions adds to his advantage.
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But calls for stricter gun controls, including tighter background checks for buying weapons, fell flat.
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Beijing's tighter control could also make it harder for American companies to do business there.
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He continued his warnings about the current environment, particularly with tighter central bank policies ahead.
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This, he said, could lead to tighter oil supply and price spikes in the future.
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Some of the deals are pushing the boundaries further with tighter pricing and longer tenors.
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So it's possible tighter regulations could be coming for platforms in the next few years.
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Meanwhile, U.S. sanctions against major oil producer Iran are fueling expectations of a tighter market.
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Some of that was done through much stricter banking provisions, including imposing tighter lending requirements.
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Two Hands is tighter and punchier, with an earthy mix of guitar crackle and twang.
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The Italian/German 10-year bond yield gap was 7 bps tighter at 183 bps.
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North Korea may be "mining" bitcoin as a way to get around the tighter sanctions.
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The greenback has also gotten a boost from tighter monetary policy by the Federal Reserve.
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But such trading has suffered in recent years, thanks to changing markets and tighter regulations.
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That means that more tighter-than-expected results — and even more losses — may lie ahead.
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The seats were very comfortable, but beware that they are tighter than many airplane seats.
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Mr. Cuomo's reform package has one more element: tighter rules for ensuring a speedy trial.
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Energy experts say the sanctions are tighter than what many first thought a week ago.
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Overall, Nevada has generally permissive gun laws and has resisted efforts for tighter gun control.
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How could the Dominican government not have tighter regulations to keep their natural environments clean?
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Last year, the latter broke into two parties after internal divisions over tighter immigration policies.
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He promised central bank independence, tighter budget discipline, structural reform and "sustainable and healthy growth".
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Straight edges translate into tighter fitting corners and more structurally sound and longer lasting buildings.
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It felt much tighter at 22 minutes, and nothing you say will convince me otherwise.
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Since the Parkland massacre, student protesters have successfully lobbied for tighter gun controls in Florida.
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"The low level of five year real rates across G-4 countries is not consistent with tighter policy from both the U.S. and China, and the risks skewed toward tighter rather than easier monetary policy in the rest of the world," the note read Thursday.
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Had that been the only call that went against the Lions, it might have been no more frustrating than any other NFL game — referees have to make tough decisions on the field, and the league has been calling helmet contact tighter and tighter this season.
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As tighter U.S. monetary policy feeds into Hong Kong mortgages, flat values look set to fall.
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These are hardly attributes that Mr Xi seems bent on encouraging with his ever-tighter censorship.
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Among those calling themselves liberals, the race is much tighter: 25% for Biden, 24% for Sanders.
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I'm gonna have it two times bigger tomorrow, and higher, tighter, more hair in there too!
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Click here to view original GIFThe tighter the paper flashlight is rolled, the brighter it shines.
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He then grabs me tighter and says "why don't we go outside and talk about this".
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Last year it lost some three-quarters of its value amid tighter regulation across the world.
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Tighter controls may also apply to private companies such as United States Steel Corp's Slovak subsidiary.
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By afternoon, the Asia ex-Japan investment grade iTraxx index was 2138bp tighter at 22021bp/2205bp.
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The EQ Engine sits flat and its silhouette is non-existent unless you wear tighter shirts.
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Thus far Lucasfilm has it shut up tighter than a smuggling compartment on a Corellian freighter.
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Policymakers say those price pressures will come and that robust growth rates can withstand tighter policy.
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The labor markets will certainly get tighter, and hopefully wages will rise strongly across the board.
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The result is a much tighter, focused affair like a role-playing game or a roguelike.
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Female action heroes, meanwhile, have merely been left with his wardrobe — only tighter, and with shoes.
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Flyers have indicated that they are happy with tighter seats, so long as they cost less.
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It has become tighter and more and more people have started asking to pay in installments.
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"Given the tighter guidance, for some accounts it didn't make sense to include it," he said.
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Terri Hale, arriving in Chicago from Cleveland, said security there seemed, if anything, tighter than usual.
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But the goodwill is beginning to peter out, replaced by tighter immigration controls and rising xenophobia.
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And for opponents, it means tighter controls to prevent medical use from increasing illicit recreational use.
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Had I been traveling with large luggage it would have felt like tighter quarters to share.
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The photographs are taken from the same angle, but one is cropped tighter than the other.
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Two years ago, Sanford had a tighter-than-it-should've-been race against former state Rep.
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However, the central bank left the door open for tighter monetary policy if economic growth improves.
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The tighter you cling on to things now, Gemini, the more frustrating this energy will be.
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The market message is we are seeing tighter financial conditions and a weaker path for growth.
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But each tree he cut down made the farm less productive, which made money even tighter.
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The region's investment-grade index was 1bp tighter at 123bp/125bp, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Rising bond yields, tighter mortgage credit and shifting politics are now combining to push prices down.
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The difference in trust between a financial planner and brokers is an even tighter 3 percent.
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Still, there are ongoing federal efforts for tighter control on mixed martial arts and the UFC.
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If you want slightly tighter curls, simply part your hair into more sections at the beginning.
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Legislation to bring the messenger under tighter control is also said to be in the works.
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He also called for tighter EU integration on key policies such as migration, defence and trade.
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This is how groups became tighter, and I think it's the source of nearly all exaggeration.
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Tighter financial conditions after a global stock market sell-off pose a risk to capital spending.
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China, he noted, is aiming for a 2.6% deficit in 2018, tighter than last year's 3%.
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The Italian/German 10-year bond yield gap was almost 10 bps tighter at 180 bps.
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Earlier, police chiefs in Austria, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia established tighter rules for screening migrants.
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Lending standards are much tighter now, and the new mobile app does nothing to change that.
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The new, tighter definition of a traveller gives councils a reason to supply even less land.
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If so, tighter supply would mean firmer prices — increasing Russia's haul from its global oil sales.
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In fact, argues Mr Pozsar, if firms start selling bonds, it could lead to tighter credit.
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The end of the TFS is the opening act in a year of tighter monetary policy.
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Financial links between China and the West have grown tighter since the trade war broke out.
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Tighter monetary policy would restrain economic growth, something a Labour government might not be happy about.
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Money is even tighter because Taiwan is scrapping conscription and shifting to an all-volunteer force.
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He has also shut down military high schools and brought force commanders under tighter government control.
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The race is even tighter when including Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party's Jill Stein.
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Indeed, scarcely a day passes without a supervisor somewhere calling for tighter regulation, or taking action.
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This trend could shrink the local pharmaceutical industry and lead to tighter supplies and higher costs.
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The central banks that see a need for tighter monetary policy are worried about diminishing slack.
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"We are able to keep it a lot tighter in our zone right now," he said.
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Clinton has consistently outraised and outspent Trump, but the race has grown tighter in recent weeks.
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In 2015 they ordered tighter controls on the use of imported books that spread "Western values".
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The overall trend, though, reflected a downward shift that economists believe is reflecting a tighter market.
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Those results are much tighter than the findings from the last Marquette poll in early August.
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The Marquette Law result was tighter, showing Feingold leading Johnson, 48% to 45%, among likely voters.
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At the same time, tighter regulation will constrain their freedom to move fast and break things.
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"Monetary policy may get tighter," said Wen Bin, a senior researcher at Minsheng Bank in Beijing.
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But it'll be a tricky sale for news publishers who are increasingly facing tighter profit margins.
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Putin's comments came days after Russian lawmakers backed tighter internet controls to defend against foreign meddling.
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As the cost of cancer drugs increases, health insurers have placed tighter restrictions on patient access.
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So far this year, retailers have been willing to sacrifice some orders for tighter inventory management.
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That was tighter than many experts had expected, with discontent among the rank-and-file widespread.
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The siege now is tighter than ever, and food, fuel and medical supplies are almost nonexistent.
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China has also imposed tighter capital controls to prevent outflows and rapid depreciation of the yuan.
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But polls this year have consistently shown Feingold ahead, although recent surveys show a tighter race.
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Trade creates tighter links between countries, but global trade growth has been sluggish in recent years.
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Cruz won the state handily, although some polls showed a tighter race heading into Election Day.
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She and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, have become outspoken advocates for tighter gun laws.
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Major floods in portions of the Plains further fueled concerns about tighter beef supplies, traders said.
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Tighter supplies in Black Sea countries have not caused a major surge in U.S. wheat sales.
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The race for America's Next Top Jerk continues to get tighter after this week in Washington.
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Her outfits sparkled, her performance was tighter than tight, and she dove from the stage, triumphant.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment grade index was quoted at 79bp/81bp today, 1663bp tighter.
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Credit traders described the session as lacklustre with investment grade bonds mostly unchanged to 22041bp tighter.
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"In general, the condition is a bit tighter," said Governor Agus Martowardojo, referring to banking liquidity.
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Compensation committees claim to have forged a much tighter link between bosses' pay and corporate performance.
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Kelly issued a memo to White House staff on Friday ordering tighter procedures for security clearances.
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The company's been able to staff up, carry more inventory and hone a tighter production process.
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Copper prices advanced 1.3 percent to $5,731 a tonne, amid tighter supplies and some bargain hunting.
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Rules such as Dodd-Frank have led to tighter credit, hurting small businesses and stunting growth.
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Can you imagine how much tighter our "going out" skinny jeans would be if we did?
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Don't let the tighter regulations on international travel put the kibosh on your globe-trotting dreams.
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Pakistan's army insists that tighter controls are a security measure, unrelated to the region's power politics.
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Amid all this, there are encouraging signs that Americans can come together around tighter gun control.
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ALUMINIUM SUPPLY: China's aluminium producers are responding to tighter supply conditions by boosting output, data showed.
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This tighter labor market has resulted in many Americans seeking new, better positions than ever before.
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With the number of opioid deaths escalating, momentum appears to be building for tighter prescriber guidelines.
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The women on that boat, I've never seen a tighter bond among a group of females.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade CDS index was quoted 2bp tighter at 62bp/63bp.
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China also has to contend with tighter supplies from Argentina, the world's third-biggest soybean exporter.
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Rear room is tighter, and comfort largely depends upon the girth of the passengers sitting there.
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As in other markets, tighter lending restrictions will be offset by low rates and steady demand.
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As a program adapts and serves more people and more functions, it naturally requires tighter regulation.
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CP also sees potential for higher pricing in 2018 as capacity gets tighter on rising demand.
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment grade CDS index was 1.5bp tighter at around 73bp/74bp.
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However, Fitch expects its capital market borrowing to rise amid tighter regulations over local government debt.
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What size firms are likely to be tighter cronies, small independent companies or large multinational conglomerates?
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The iTraxx Asia ex-Japan IG index was quoted at 22018bp/24bp, more than 291.25bp tighter.
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S. News & World Report) Advocates seek tighter rules in Ohio nursing homes after Florida deaths (cleveland.
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If only we could see more arcs like these, and in a tighter, more directed narrative.
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That's challenging because their placement on the glass requires an even tighter tolerance than the wiring.
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The slowdown has continued amid weak auto sales, tighter financing conditions and slow growth in jobs.
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Lower U.S. distillate inventories have raised concerns about tighter supplies going into the winter demand season.
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Suppliers try to choose the best material, but the tighter the selection, the higher the price.
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Second, the economics of agriculture are getting tighter (input prices are growing faster than commodity prices).
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The Asia ex-Japan iTraxx investment-grade CDS index was quoted 290.8bp tighter, at 220bp/105.63bp.
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The longer it takes that field to catch up, the tighter they can bring that focus.
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The next version of macOS, "Mojave" includes Apple News, a dark mode and tighter iPhone integration.
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Araab, of course, immediately knows where I'm going with this topic and becomes even tighter lipped.
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The House passed a bill Thursday that would put two financial regulators under tighter congressional oversight.
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But congressional action is also needed, to create a tighter regulatory framework that prevents further abuses.
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Alabama Senate race President Trump embraced controversial Senate candidate Roy Moore even tighter over the weekend.
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Expectations are for zinc to outperform other industrial metals due to tighter supplies caused by shutdowns.
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Wild swings in the trading market have regulators saying they want tighter oversight over the currencies.
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If I had sized down, I probably would have had that tighter compression I was expecting.
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I didn&apost feel stronger after this experiment, but I feel like my core looked tighter.
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The deal was underwritten in January, when markets were more aggressive and pricing was notably tighter.
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Mulvaney also argued that tighter federal spending would be part of the plan to boost growth.
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And Ms. Knoop worked with Gun Sense Vermont, which advocates tighter gun laws in the state.
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So if the glove is worn by a smaller hand, the elastic makes the glove tighter.
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Its right-populist government remains emotionally fond of coal and resists tighter EU rules on emissions.
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The dead had barely been counted when calls from Congressional Democrats for tighter gun regulation began.
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Those reasons might easily lead to a tighter standard for granting visas, especially for suspect populations.
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Over the years, tighter security has only made the raiders bolder, and the missions more elaborate.
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He's a lot tighter with Republicans who run Texas than you would expect for a Democrat.
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This means that they are textured and tighter in certain places like the calves and quads.
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Terrorist attacks in Paris in 2015 and in Brussels in 2016 led to even tighter security.
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That would make credit tighter for many companies, threatening some with insolvency and constraining economic growth.
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A new CNN poll conducted by SSRS suggests a broad appetite nationwide for tighter gun restrictions.
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You can set a tighter fit for exercise, or a looser one when you're at home.
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It's a little more organized and certainly tighter than Way Bay, but the idea is similar.
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"Both of my kids slept with me last night — I wanted to hold them little tighter."
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We're married, I remind myself, holding on tighter, my wedding band pressing uncomfortably into my flesh.
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If the problem lay in weak actuarial standards, he concluded, the solution would be tighter standards.
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The government adopted tighter gun control, banned semiautomatic weapons and started a mandatory gun buyback program.
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Wages are rising, too, as companies start to feel the impact of a tighter labor market.
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In North Carolina, the race was tighter, with Sanders edging Biden out by only 2 points.
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Groups pushing for tighter laws also say that a fundamental paradigm shift is needed in Australia.
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Tighter security procedures will take their cue from those governing Times Square on New Year's Eve.
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Starting Saturday, online platforms will be subject to new regulations that could ensure even tighter limits.
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But other recent polls have shown a tighter race, with some putting Biden in the lead.
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And 39 percent believe the next Fed chair appointed by Trump will advocate tighter monetary policy.
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The tighter terms have added to the Wayne, New Jersey-based company's cash crunch, they said.
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Domestically, the ruling Communist Party will exercise tighter control on every part of the private sector.
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He pledged to stop this and to impose tighter restrictions than those in the initial agreement.
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If you're keeping to a tighter budget, you'll fare just as well in more standard accommodations.
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Tighter budgets, Amazon and many new discount chains have conditioned shoppers never to pay full price.
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He noted that the Export-Import Bank of Korea's long-dated bonds were 2bp-3bp tighter.
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A tighter budget doesn't mean you have to end up with a cheap-looking ring, though.
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Google and Facebook have opposed tighter regulation, while traditional media owners, including Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.
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Basel III, designed to avoid a repetition of the 2008 financial crisis, include tighter capital requirements.
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Regulatory change came with the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, including tighter standards for residential mortgage loans.
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Now he's one of the top Democratic lawmakers calling for tighter regulation of the tech industry.
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And they showed that momentum is building for tighter regulation of tech companies to safeguard privacy.
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The tighter market, he added, extended to flight instructors, who can earn more as airline pilots.
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That puts less tensile strain on the glass, letting you bend it tighter before it snaps.
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Instead Zuckerberg is busy knitting Instagram and WhatsApp into a tighter framework with his flagship product.
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Tighter rules requiring such separation are something that a new and independent ethics director could champion.
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Tancredo made his name as a five-term congressman with constant calls for tighter border security.
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This race is tighter in Iowa, where Warren trails Sanders by 6 percent among college students.
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Kelly said the "rock solid" jobs report puts the Fed on the road to tighter policy.
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In Michigan, Ms. DeVos fought legislation that would have provided tighter government oversight of charter schools.
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"(CPS) should realize a fair amount of savings from tighter spreads and lower coupons," Saulnier said.
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After Swiss and Wall Street regulators, ESMA is the latest to demand tighter scrutiny of cryptocurrencies.
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China's apparently tighter control over capital outflows contrasts with its increasing openness to foreign money inflows.
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Signs of tighter supply helped lift oil prices to more than five-month highs last week.
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China's apparently tighter control over capital outflows contrasts with its increasing openness to foreign money inflows.
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The tighter their security, the less groups can be exploited as a launchpad for malicious attacks.
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Expectations for tighter monetary policy in the U.S. have been dampened recently by lackluster inflation data.
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Stoneman Douglas students have emerged as some of the most vocal advocates of tighter gun restrictions.
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Given the way the administration has been alienating our allies, tighter sanctions aren't going to happen.
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But at the moment, there are no actual plans for Congress to pass tighter gun laws.
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More than anything, that experience of writing about the cadets bound me tighter to the game.
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The crisis reignited a nationwide conversation about vaccinations and the need to implement tighter vaccine laws.
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