Given the time pressure, tricky topics will be broached early.
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There was a little bit of time pressure involved there.
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Mattis is under time pressure to deliver an Afghan strategy to Sen.
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Its full-court, full-time pressure makes for a busy, difficult match.
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Westwing said that it is under no time pressure to do a deal.
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MAINTENANCE It's easy to get your haircut on Sunday, there's no time pressure.
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"We do not accept time pressure," Montchalin told an audience at Chatham House.
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For some individuals, fatigue, stress, and time pressure can increase their tendency to stutter.
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This creates a counter-force on innovation that many don't speak about —time pressure.
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Courtroom sketches, often drawn under intense time pressure, are not intended to be photorealistic representations.
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"The challenge we face is to spin yarn into gold under time pressure," he explained.
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Video games have a way of making me feel like I'm under immense time pressure.
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There are two main things that make Ditto different than Zelda: time pressure and randomness.
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"We want to adhere to the timetable, that means we are under time pressure," she said.
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The time pressure on the first "Star Wars" was intense for Mollo, who died last year.
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Time pressure means political parties have a matter of days to come to an arrangement this time.
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Without that time pressure weaker EU economies could have continued devaluing against the D-mark when needed.
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"We know that things like anticipation and decision-making are more difficult under time pressure," he said.
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They agreed in the end to conduct the interview in London in part because of the time pressure.
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Sometimes, when people are asked questions under extreme time pressure, they can end up giving surprisingly enlightened responses.
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Add nerves and the above-mentioned time pressure, and it is quite easy to get everything bungled up.
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"It is hard when you are under time pressure and moving from a different continent," Mr. Luks said.
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But there's a sizable creative payoff, too: The combined format places less time-pressure on designers to deliver.
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"In order to cope with the time pressure, we need a great deal of transparency," Schmitz-Jersch said.
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Time pressure means political parties only have a matter of days to come to an arrangement this time.
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"The last few months have been exciting, because we've been under quite a lot of time pressure," said Ball.
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At the same time, pressure on some of the recently beaten-down Internet names seemed to ease on Tuesday.
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It was not the ideal place to produce music just due to the time-pressure and the uncomfortable circumstances.
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A lot of it was time pressure — it was a three-hour play and a huge amount to rehearse.
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With the Russia probe, there is no such time pressure and efforts are more focused on interviews with human sources.
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"We worked fast, always copy and paste, copy and paste," she said, adding there was a lot of time pressure.
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Yet although time pressure could change a few Tory minds, she will need Labour votes to get her deal approved.
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Loffing's bottom line: "We know that things like anticipation and decision-making are more difficult under time pressure," he said.
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The German Finance Ministry said on Thursday that it was not under time pressure to sell its stake in Commerzbank.
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"The time pressure is on and the expectations are high from all sides," Sewing wrote in a letter to staff.
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At the same time, pressure cookers have been a container of choice for many improvised explosive devices over the years.
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And other top tech companies regularly host hackathons, where employees are encouraged to create solutions to problems under time pressure.
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But Maccagnan & Co. know there will be big-time pressure on them to make the correct choice at No. 63.
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A federal court reduced the time pressure earlier this month by ordering the Trump administration to resume accepting DACA renewals.
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"I think it's also important the president makes clear he's under no time pressure to get it done," Ross added.
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"We are not under special time pressure," he said in an interview when asked how quickly the bank needed to decide.
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Facing time pressure and a tough position, the Russian grandmaster blundered at last in the 38th move of the third tiebreaker.
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Time pressure for medical staff in Wuhan is extreme, and saving even a few minutes a day is seen as worthwhile.
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They also said the commission operated under extreme time pressure and was not able to follow up fully on every lead.
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Because of time pressure, however, he couldn't, so Ms. di Castro suggested he make a piece for the show itself instead.
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"I think that is important that we (the EU 27) all stay together and don't let time pressure divide us," added Barley.
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There is an extraordinary amount of time pressure surrounding a launch, and in the case of Challenger, that contributed to the accident.
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There was a time pressure to figure out a way to be in post and be editing as we were gathering material.
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Their customers are typically distressed, under time-pressure and completely inexperienced (people in rich countries buy more cars than they do funerals).
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"There's a cognitive threshold beyond which forcing you to make complex decisions under time pressure is simply not fun anymore," says Quantic.
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Now that's she's at the White House full time, pressure will build for her to be seen more and to do more.
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"As Ireland ... we're not the ones who are leaving so we are not under time pressure in that regard," Varadkar told reporters.
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It's a bit like a scavenger hunt but with a time pressure because you have limited amounts of air when you're underwater.
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Spirit and Boeing want a new supply agreement, but interim agreements allow them to conduct business so "there's no time pressure", Gentile said.
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Conservative insiders say that the time pressure has allowed Tory central office simply to tell the associations which three individuals are on offer.
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Playing through complications under time pressure, the reigning world champion made several ill-advised moves, gifting his opponent with a plum passed pawn.
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How many of us start to feel that holiday-time pressure to make our list, check it twice and get those gifts delivered?
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Feeling a time pressure I don't usually have, I did air-squats between pull-up sets and tried to ignore my rumbling stomach.
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The time pressure leaves Seoul and Washington vulnerable to hasty decision-making and susceptible to Kim Jong Un's string-pulling and calculated moves.
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Under those conditions, 56% of participants told the truth when under time pressure, compared with only 44% of those who had time to think.
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During the transition, Britain will aim to complete the details of its future trade ties with bloc, and will be under considerable time pressure.
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On top of that, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Tuesday told CNBC that Trump is under no time pressure to complete a deal.
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Under time pressure to fix problems, Musk has now insisted the new production line should be a no-expenses-spared effort, the source said.
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In addition, given the time pressure to conclude a deal before the end of the year, analysts do not expect anything broad or wide-ranging.
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At the same time, pressure has climbed in the Middle East, following Iranian retaliation for the U.S. killing of the country's top general, Qasem Soleimani.
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The time pressure would put Linde and Praxair in a weak position when negotiating a price with prospective buyers of the assets, analysts have said.
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He was under time pressure, on that November afternoon, to get a letter to his lawyer, and he asked Chung, via text message, to sign it.
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However, when employees have heavier workloads, they feel strong feelings of time pressure, which means that any interruption will be more likely to cause negative emotions.
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Dr. Loffing chose to analyze baseball, cricket, table tennis, badminton, tennis and squash, because they lent themselves to a standardized measure of time pressure, he said.
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It said it was not under time pressure to divest its stake in Commerzbank and reiterated that it aimed for a good result for the taxpayer.
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Barnier particularly used time pressure to refuse to discuss future trading relations until after May settled key elements of the divorce - money, citizens and the Irish backstop.
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Government spokesman Steffen Seibert said government leaders were aware of time pressure and were committed to resolving the issue - which is dividing the ruling coalition - this month.
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When I'm in this position, I get frustrated, I feel an even greater time pressure, and I loathe the fact that my clinical time continues to dwindle.
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"The time pressure is very real to be first and accurate," says Lawrence Hurley, who has been covering the court for Reuters for the past five years.
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Sam Laidlaw, executive chairman of Neptune, backed by private equity firms Carlyle Group and CVC Capital Partners, said he saw no time pressure for his company's IPO.
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There was a sense of time pressure; if a different Freedom whistle-blower filed a complaint first, Sewell might not be able to participate in the resulting case.
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NAB invited applications from around the world but many analysts said the market favoured an internal hire for CEO given the time pressure - Thorburn finishes up on Feb.
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Here we have better data on the psychological benefits: In one 2016 N.Y.U. survey of 224 egg-freezing patients, 213 percent reported feeling less time pressure while dating.
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There wasn't the time pressure when you're in the studio always clock-watching thinking about how you only have x amount of days to get all of it done.
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New cables might be required, adding time pressure and triggering opposition by the public, which has already delayed thousands of kilometers of lines, 50Hertz peer TenneT warned on Tuesday.
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For one thing, you're under time pressure: The longer you stay in the simulation, the more corrupted and difficult the simulation becomes as enemies get tougher and more numerous.
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In this example, there was a human in the loop making the final decision, who under time pressure placed too much trust in what the automated system told him.
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The move came after an earlier bench conference in which Kevin Downing, one of Manafort's lawyers, could be heard complaining to the judge about the time pressure they were under.
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For example, a lot of solutions for our mobile hospital we found in the music and event branche, where its normal that you have to work under incredible time pressure.
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The entire league faced the altered timeline of the 2018 schedule, but putting extra time pressure on these Lynx in their final year together may well have expedited their decline.
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Details from the study: Loffing studied six different sports: baseball, cricket, table tennis, badminton, tennis and squash — all of which incorporate a "standardized measure of time pressure," as Loffing described it.
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But many in GA24 are hesitant to make that request because of time pressure and a lack of experience or training that they need to identify flaws, a current associate said.
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Senators are discussing a scaled-back deal on immigration as they try to find an agreement that could get 60 votes in the Senate, under time pressure to make a deal.
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At the same time, pressure on the health service has been building since the Conservatives came to power in 2010 and trimmed annual budget increases during a long period of austerity.
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A civil suit brought by the family of the victim claims that Amazon put undue time pressure on Inpax and its drivers; the suit is pending and Amazon has denied responsibility.
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If targets or witnesses know a prosecutor is under time pressure to wrap up, they will have good strategic reason to slow-play, to drag their feet, to wait it out.
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The coalition government leaders were aware of time pressure and were committed to resolving the issue - which has split the ruling coalition - this month, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said at news conference.
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Technology has allowed me to build a home studio where I can spend as much time doing what I want, as much as I want, without as much of the time pressure.
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Over all, left-handedness was 2.6 times more likely in the sports with higher time constraints (baseball, cricket and table tennis) than in ones with lower time pressure (badminton, tennis and squash).
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Schulz said he wanted talks to progress swiftly but that the parties should not put themselves under huge time pressure as this would not be helpful in the final phase of negotiations.
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Haynes explains that you often see employers rushing to settle for a candidate because of time pressure, or even hiring someone due to a preexisting relationship or as a favor to someone.
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Writing under this kind of time pressure, especially about a figure like Mr. Bowie, is a little stressful, but I have become pretty good at compartmentalizing thanks to tight deadlines for show reviews.
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And that time pressure I mentioned up top does get in the way of having lots of exploration time—at least, on runs where you are trying to get lots of objectives done.
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As difficult as it is to get to the top, time pressure doesn't help -- not that you can take too long anyway, because a climber's strength will quickly run out from just hanging.
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In each game, their respective first few levels' relatively easier difficulty makes them ideal places to hunt for early items and shape your continued character development, without the time pressure of lategame difficulty.
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This will add to soaring grid management costs and require new cables beyond 2025, adding time pressure and potentially triggering opposition by the public in regions where new grids are required, TenneT said.
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Working 12 hours a day, seven days a week, under unpleasant conditions, harsh lighting and intense time pressure, Wang's subjects are essentially free agents hired by small entrepreneurs to fulfill a particular quota.
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As Tesla CEO Elon Musk is under "time pressure to fix problems," the company has flown in robots and equipment to help build batteries for the Model 3 sedan, according to a Reuters report.
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Over time, pressure will grow inside Iran to leave, since many there believe the sanctions relief has not led to the kind of national economic revival that the country's public was told to expect.
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"We believe management must be under some time pressure - if the steel cycle recovers sharply, the rationale for a demerger of steel would be weaker, and a window could have been missed," wrote Credit Suisse.
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As I said in my review, even though there's plenty of time pressure in the game, you never feel like you're wasting your time: Sean Han Tani has become one of my favorite game designers.
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For many of his previous publications, Assange had brought in partners from the mainstream media, but, with the Democratic National Convention fast approaching, he decided that the time pressure was too great to permit collaboration.
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Schulz is reported to have a list of conditions that he wants met before forming another alliance, however, and said at a press conference last Friday that there was "no time pressure" to do so.
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In the next game, with the rain outside wrapping the venue in a gauzy gray, Mr. Carlsen put enormous time pressure on Mr. Karjakin, at one point forcing the Russian's clock down to near zero.
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Read more: Antonio Brown released from Patriots after one game as wild, tumultuous year continues"NFL now can conduct its investigation of Antonio Brown without any time pressure," ESPN's NFL insider Adam Schefter wrote on Twitter.
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BARCELONA, May 13 (Reuters) - Negotiations for Jaguar Land Rover to take over Silverstone are ongoing but neither side are under any time pressure to do a deal, said the British Grand Prix track's managing director Patrick Allen.
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If you're doing that in the campaign when it's in the middle of such a hectic race to the finish line, it's a good signal of how you'd try to govern when you have less time pressure.
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BERLIN, Jan 30 (Reuters) - German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas told a newspaper chain that talks between Britain and the European Union on striking a free trade deal would be intense and take place under great time pressure.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Tuesday told CNBC that President Donald Trump's objectives on a trade deal with China have not changed and that Trump is under no time pressure to complete a deal.
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FAA Administrator Steve Dickson also repeated the message that the FAA was not following any timeline for the return to service of the grounded 737 MAX model and said time pressure cannot influence the FAA's regulatory process.
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If the deal survives, time pressure will quickly reappear - July 2020 will loom large as a deadline for deciding whether to extend a status-quo transition period to give more time for talks to avoid triggering the backstop.
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Noonan reiterated that he was not under any time pressure to kick off an initial public offering (IPO) but noted a recovery in the value of bank shares, which he partly attributed to investors anticipating rising interest rates.
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Findings: Comparing all six sports, he found left-handed dominance was 2.6 times more likely in sports with higher time constraints like baseball, cricket and table tennis, than in those with lower time pressure (badminton, tennis and squash).
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Reading half-paragraphs led to better performance on a test of memory for the passage's meaning than did reading only the first or second half of the text, and it worked as well as skimming under time pressure.
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"I also think that the special counsel feels some time pressure to conclude his work, and knowing that the White House would drag out a fight over the subpoena, that may be an issue as well," Schiff continued.
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Menzies became a pure-play aviation business after it agreed to sell its newspaper distribution business to a private equity firm last year, buckling to long-time pressure from investors Kabouter Management LLC, shareholder Value Management and Laskestreet.
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The scam targets personnel in the accounting and auditing departments of a company who were authorized to transfer funds, often using time pressure and warnings about an alleged "secret project" to manipulate them to carry out the bogus orders.
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"We want to take Niki over in its entirety and save all the jobs, if possible," CEO Thomas Limberger told Austrian paper Die Presse, saying he was under time pressure get an idea of the carrier and arrange financing.
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The body is expected to arrive in Zimbabwe on Wednesday, adding time pressure to Mnangagwa, who is under fire over an economic crisis and clampdown on dissent that has drawn parallels with the worst excesses of the Mugabe era.
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Partly from a few surviving pages: Under time pressure, you weren't going to throw out a sheet if one side had music still needed for the new score, or if you could update it by overwriting a few lines.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Tuesday told CNBC that President Donald Trump's objectives on a trade deal with China have not changed and that Trump is under no time pressure to complete a deal.
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Antonelli knows that her big chance will come with big-time pressure to succeed, in terms of her getting another shot, and for all women who want to be treated equally in roles that remain, to many, male domains.
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Among other things, such an announcement signals to targets or witnesses "that a prosecutor is under time pressure to wrap up," giving them "good strategic reason to slow-play, to drag their feet, to wait it out," Honig wrote.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The leader of Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) said on Friday there was no time pressure in negotiations with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives on forming a coalition, suggesting talks will run beyond an initial deadline of Sunday night.
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For Carlsen, who was strongly favored at one point to win by the analysis engines running on computers, it was a huge missed opportunity, both with white and in a complicated, stressful endgame, with his opponent under time pressure.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A flood of new members signing up to Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) in the hope of voting down a renewed coalition deal with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives is raising time pressure on negotiators trying to thrash out an accord.
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Lauda, under time pressure to sell tickets for the summer, is keen to tap his rival's sales and marketing channels, while Lufthansa, which scrapped a plan to buy Niki due to European Commission concerns, wants to make use of Laudation's capacity.
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But a legal scholar said Mr. Rees-Mogg's suggestion — "delving deep into constitutional vaults to activate the queen" — indicated the seriousness of Britain's constitutional dilemma, as a weak government tries to push through an unpopular deal under extreme time pressure.
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Though Kibler says the restructuring analysis that used to take place during bankruptcy now happens before a company files, this time pressure has contributed to retailers being less likely to reorganize and more prone to liquidate and sell their intellectual property.
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It will be fascinating to see just how quickly up to speed the operation can get when there is finally some time pressure to deliver – as even the team management has said that its Achilles Heel early on may well be operational matters.
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"I conclude from the great demand in the investors' process that there is a good chance of a last-minute rescue for Niki, despite the heavy time pressure," Lucas Floether was quoted as saying in Monday's edition of German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
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LONDON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - The European Union's chief negotiator Michel Barnier told British lawmakers earlier this month that he wanted to discuss with the United Kingdom how to solve the Irish border issue but that both sides were under great time pressure.
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At the time, pressure was building inside the DOJ and the FBI to find smoking-gun evidence against Trump in the Russia case because the Steele dossier — upon which the early surveillance warrants were based — was turning out to be an uncorroborated mess.
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Each letter was connected with a line of the paint to a Bare Conductive touch board that was superglued to Gauntlett's arm (the best they could manage in the time-pressure of the hackathon) and connected to a laptop running music software Ableton.
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When all the cool looking gear is locked away behind time pressure and the real money item shop, and somehow we're still getting blue gear that does nothing but give us a mess to clean out of our inventory, we're not feeling rewarded.
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Detonating a weapon inside a missile warhead, or even from a ship or barge, would be far more difficult for the North than setting one off inside a mountain, where engineers have months to wire up the weapon, and no time pressure.
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"We call them boulder problems because it's as much mental as physical, you really have to solve them, and when there is that time pressure on top, that really fascinates me," Coxsey, who won the 2016 and 2017 Bouldering World Cups, said.
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The index measured countries based on four variables: Country and business risk, market attractiveness, market saturation and time pressure timeframe, which measures how rapidly the retail sector is advancing and thus the pressure for retailers to enter the market and capture the growth opportunity.
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VIENNA/OSAKA (Reuters) - Diplomats said Iran is on course to breach a threshold in its nuclear agreement within days but U.S. President Donald Trump, who has ratcheted up pressure on the Middle Eastern country, said there was "absolutely no time pressure" on the issue.
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"While today's law marks some improvements to an overly vague and broad ballot measure, it came together under extreme time pressure, and imposes sweeping novel obligations on thousands of large and small businesses around the world, across every industry," said Katherine Williams, a spokeswoman for Google.
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Next, it would be interesting to combine these two findings and see if there is some time pressure threshold beyond which it would be exceedingly difficult for players to train against the southpaw edge — some threshold "beyond which being rare really pays off," he said. Opinion
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If you put someone under a lot of time pressure, make them tired and sleep deprived, place them in a position where they feel powerful — and they felt powerless before — then potentially add physical crowding, it's a pretty good recipe for bringing out the worst in any human being.
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From there it became the idea of a WarioWare-esque game where you would complete simple interface operations under time pressure (I will likely return to this) with various ideas for layering on some kind of meta-narrative, or AI-twist, or something to make it more 'spectacular'.
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"So we are working on that to transpose all bilateral relationships that we have between Switzerland and the EU into a bilateral scheme with the UK." He added that Switzerland wanted to "deepen" the relations between the two countries beyond the period once the immediate time pressure was off.
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At the same time, pressure is rising for a halt to a ferocious, three-week-old Syrian government offensive to capture the eastern zone of the city of Aleppo, where the United Nations says 275,000 civilians still live and 8,000 rebels are holding out against Syrian, Russian and Iranian-backed forces.
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But some former September 11 Commission staff members pointed out that the wording in the group's final report did not rule out the possibility that lower ranking Saudi officials had assisted the hijackers and said that the commission operated under extreme time pressure and could not run down every lead.
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Sterling jumped to a one-week high against the dollar on news the European Union's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, told British lawmakers earlier this month that he wanted to discuss with the UK how to solve the Irish border issue but that both sides were under great time pressure.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, following a meeting between Chinese president Xi Jinping and journalists from Xinhua, the People's Daily and China Central Television held in early 2016 — a precarious period for the Chinese economy at the time — pressure was placed on journalists to produce positive stories about the economy.
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Facing the space pressure of living with a newborn in a 600-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment (where the entrance hallway had become a makeshift nursery) and the time pressure of a planned sale of the apartment, Ms. Farewell had Bello Property Management lined up to begin the renovation on the day of the closing.
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And the rush made brokering a compromise on health care difficult, both due to increased time pressure and because any health care deal would have to conform to the Byrd rule, which could rule out a lot of policy changes like adding a surcharge for people who don't stay continuously covered by health insurance.
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Studies are just beginning to be done of workplace interventions that address such issues as time pressure, workplace chaos, and a doctor's sense of control, but the evidence supports the idea that it's more effective to make changes at the level of the institution, rather than just telling the doctors to shape up in the wellness department.
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These M&A deals are the latest step by TUI management to reshape the tourism group which was created in 2014 by the merger of London-listed TUI Travel and German majority owner TUI AG. TUI also owns a little more than 12 percent of shipping group Hapag-Lloyd, which it plans to sell, although it has said is under no time pressure to do so.
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"The clock is ticking": chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier, countless times since May filed for divorce on March 29, 2017 Time pressure has played a vital role in the process, from the EU's push to get May to trigger the two-year countdown by refusing to negotiate with her before she did to the prospect of major disruption in March if London fails to agree a deal now.
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"The clock is ticking": chief EU negotiator Michel Barnier, countless times since May filed for divorce on March 29, 2017 Time pressure has played a vital role in the process, from the EU's push to get May to trigger the two-year countdown by refusing to negotiate with her before she did to the prospect of major disruption in March if London fails to agree a deal now.
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I have looked closely at these issues, including the extent to which workers are: ■ Subject to strict deadlines and time pressure ■ Expected to be in direct contact with other workers or clients ■ Instructed to develop cooperative working relationships ■ Assigned to work on highly specific projects ■ Unable to independently determine their tasks and goals Occupations with a lower level of these characteristics (like jobs in science and technology) show smaller gaps, corrected for hours of work.
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Regarding his unprecedented, widely criticized and dangerously ill-advised "memo" that could be used by Trump as a pretext for firing Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE and Robert Mueller, Nunes has been in such a frenzy to publicly release the memo that an alarming question occurs about why he feels such an extreme time pressure to release it so expeditiously.
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