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RARE U-TURN Santander's decision to withdraw its job offer marked a rare U-turn on such a high-profile appointment at a major bank.
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MACRON U-TURN The government this week offered concessions to soothe public anger, including scrapping next year's planned hikes to fuel taxes in the first major U-turn of Macron's presidency.
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Far from facilitating the Brexit U-turn that May will need to make, there are reasons to think that the forthcoming election might make such a U-turn all the more difficult.
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" Economists refer to this sort of U-turn as "unretirement.
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Here's what you need to know: • A stunning U-turn.
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The U-turn may help Italy escape damaging European Union fines.
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But we made a U-turn and went right back in.
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Notably — on the U-turn timing front — Black Friday is tomorrow.
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That was his second U-turn in less than a week.
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The final principle is that a U-turn is always possible.
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We thought it was a U-turn, but we weren't sure.
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Either let's have a second referendum or make a U-turn.
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The lead singles "Boyfriend" and "U-Turn" premiered in early April.
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If I hear a Russian voice, I just make U-turn.
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"I hope it doesn't make a U-turn," Mr. Day said.
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But it always veers off course, always makes that U-turn.
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And we just totally made a U-turn on Sweet Sixteen.
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Doing a full U-turn, however, is a bit more difficult.
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The move marks a U-turn for Exxon Mobil and Chevron.
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Following Mr. Trump's election, Mr. Moore executed a quick U-turn.
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The timing of the tax U-turn is uncomfortable for Macron.
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"We are making a U-turn toward Thailand's past," Chambers said.
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Mr. Trump's news was a swift U-turn for Mr. Moore.
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Bradley Beamer, was making an illegal U-turn around 10 p.m.
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The ship is not going to make an abrupt U-turn.
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President Trump's U-turn, Fox's bidding war, and a Bithumb heist.
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Running for the Senate would be a significant political U-turn.
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U-TURN RISK Several analysts challenge the BoE's view that inflation pressures are building and say raising rates now only risks a U-turn by the central bank if Britain fails to get a Brexit deal.
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IT HAS been a U-turn to make a stunt driver proud.
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Trump made an uncharacteristically swift U-turn on the G-7 idea.
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Soon after the announcement, the phrase "U turn" began trending on Twitter.
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"You're one tweet away from a U-turn on policy," Swonk complains.
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Despite prior claims that such a privacy u-turn could never happen.
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Rather, hills, curves and even the occasional U-turn describe the journey.
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But now that narrative seems to have taken a dramatic U-turn.
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But the installment of a new Administration provoked a sudden U-turn.
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The government's U-turn, and willingness to spend, had a powerful effect.
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Breakingviews Exxon Mobil's climate-change U-turn deserves some wary investor cheers.
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Let's not identify this "Baiser" moment as a policy U-turn, however.
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When I realized my mistake, I tried to make a U-turn.
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We made a U-turn of our own, which I immediately regretted.
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The U-turn is a setback for Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe.
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Lakos-Bujas has now made a full U-turn on the sector.
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"A policy U-turn is something I would discard," de Guindos said.
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President Trump's U-turn, Britain's security shift and Hungary's anti-immigrant laws.
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A week later, on March 15th, the government announced a screeching U-turn.
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Yet a U-turn is precisely what the new policy pledges look like.
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Street vendor Ho Huu Chat called for a U-turn on the idea.
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It has marched higher since his U-turn in late December and January.
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Russian state media, which hailed his election win, have made a U-turn.
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This U-turn seems like a bit of a narrative contrivance to me.
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This Thursday, Mercury makes a U-turn and goes retrograde until May 22.
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Last November witnessed a U-turn on the government's proposed blanket ban of .
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Mr. Ma isn't alone in making a U-turn over the trade fight.
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Schmitt said he made a U-turn and drove up to the man.
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In July its first rate cut since 2008 marked a policy U-turn.
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However, not all see the comments as evidence of a policy u-turn.
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I would not categorize this as a U-turn by the US administration.
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A U-turn over financing social care made Mrs May seem weak and wobbly.
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Monday's U-turn raises the possibility that the U.S. government accidentally went too far.
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But Tree's arc takes a U-turn in the final act of the film.
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But here's hoping the sensible planet's U-turn restores some sanity to our world.
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However, the recent U-turn may not be enough to reverse the damage done.
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Mr Carrasco was part of the team that oversaw a U-turn in 2016.
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Suddenly, merging with the biggest trading desk in Europe would represent a U-turn.
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Like we said ... a complete U-turn from where we thought things were headed.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A second U-turn this year by Ford Motor Co (F.
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Anyone who thinks a Trumpian U-Turn could be on the cards is mistaken.
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Mr Moon's U-turn will frustrate his supporters in cities close to the site.
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Alternately, what happens if Oumuamua suddenly does a U-turn and returns to Earth?
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It looks like the second car backs up and presumably makes a U-turn.
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"Our videos for Alligator, That Girl + U-turn still restricted," Tegan and Sara tweeted.
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The U-turn followed a huge outcry from conservationists, celebrities and the Catholic Church.
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But the U-turn puzzled some investors and one warned of a slowing economy.
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New York (CNN Business)Tesla's Wall Street rally took a sharp U-turn Wednesday.
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The U-Turn ETF has different holdings at the top every couple of days.
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Hence their collective pivot toward easier policy, a U-turn from six months ago.
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The vehicle situation brings to mind Mike Myers' infamous U-turn scene in 'Austin Powers.
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I mean, it seems like a big U-turn and the market has certainly responded.
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The dangers of this approach were apparent in Mrs May's U-turn over social care.
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The end of the second world war led to another U-turn in Massaquoi's life.
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The 1995 strikes prompted a u-turn from which prime minister Alain Juppe never recovered.
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The limousine was trying to make a U-turn and was struck by a pickup.
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"This U-Turn - on nothing fundamentally changing - is unprecedented," Gundlach said in a telephone interview.
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Brett quickly made a U-turn and the family stopped to talk with Bill Hansbury.
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I consider that a natural result of the U-turn we've gotten from central banks.
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Any of those steps would involve a complete U-turn in long-standing U.S. policy.
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But ultimately Mr Cameron's U-turn was a function of the power of Tory MPs.
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Rarely has the U-turn been as tight as it has been with pain control.
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The yield had earlier on Tuesday dipped to 2111.3000 percent before making a U-turn.
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South African markets were roiled when Abrahams charged Gordhan but later performed a u-turn.
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Gail: Well I do remember criticizing Mitt for his sudden U-turn on reproductive rights.
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The effect of the administration's abrupt U-turn will ripple way beyond those magnificent canyonlands.
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He knows he will be asked about making a U-turn back to Formula One.
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Who knows, maybe Pixar will manage to pull a U-turn with this sputtering series.
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But the call ends up taking him on a U-turn right back to Washington.
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It was a rapid U-turn that would have been unthinkable a few years ago.
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The shooter nearly runs him over as he does a U-turn and drives away.
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He said he continued chasing the shooter, who did a U-turn and raced off.
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Two months after Pacific Crest downgraded Nvidia stock, the company made a U-turn and .
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If Peñalosa is driving near the reported police activity, he'll brake, U-turn, and reroute.
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Crossing from one nation to the other is, literally, as easy as hanging a U-turn.
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In performing a U-turn she seems to have decided that the gamble is worth it.
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Yet, what has caught everyone's attention amidst this drastic U-turn in balances is Saudi Arabia.
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One had confirmed Britain must push head with the debate just hours before May's U-turn.
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The 2016 WhatsApp-Facebook privacy u-turn also occurred prior to Europe's GDPR coming into force.
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The u-turn was a result of feedback from market participants who prefer shorter trading hours.
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IN BERLIN they speak of "Plan B"; in Brussels the fear is of the U-turn.
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"Now is not the time for WADA to U-Turn on its Roadmap," the group said.
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This is a U-turn from initial government pledges not to give in to EU requests.
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Gibson, 32, was pulled over by police after he made an illegal U-turn on Thursday.
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Musk's U-turn on raising capital is no sin, but failing to raise enough would be.
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Shops, schools and petrol stations shut and the government was forced into an embarrassing U-turn.
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The odds are against such a U-turn, but some version of it may be possible.
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Yet within months, it had made a U-turn, accepting that Cannabis sativa had medical uses.
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The suspect then made a U-turn in his van and fled the scene, police said.
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Op-Ed Contributor NEW HAVEN — President Trump's airstrike on Syria represents a foreign policy U-turn.
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Such hopes of a Saudi deal have waned since Musk's U-turn on taking Tesla private.
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It was another sign of a sharp pro-American U-turn by the Czech presidential administration.
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The U-turn set shockwaves through Washington and led to four prosecutors withdrawing from the case.
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The ruling, handed down by an exasperated court on March 17th, was something of a U-turn.
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He follows a couple of other cars that make an illegal u-turn to find a detour.
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The move represents a U-turn for Rosneft, which said on Thursday it was unlikely to participate.
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A growing shortage of pilots across Europe contributed toward Mr O'Leary's sudden U-turn on unions, however.
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That's a U-turn from a few months ago when a rate hike was expected by some.
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I saw a police cruiser pass me and make a U-turn at a stoplight up ahead.
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But after fourteen years, Argentina's abrupt U-turn means it is finally heading in the right direction.
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In initial reaction to Hammond's U-turn, the business community urged the government to aim for consistency.
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Friday's arrest marks a U-turn on initial calls that the attack was linked to radical Islamism.
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Starting from the middle of the 20th century, however, the trajectory of migration took a U-turn.
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" To Bennett, Cohen's U-turn and fondness for blasting Trump stems from him "feeling jilted or whatever.
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But Phelps has made a remarkable personal U-turn since entering rehab for substance abuse in 2014.
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A Trump U-turn, troubling climate trends in South Asia and the danger of Myanmar's jade trade.
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Witness WeWork's filing and subsequent U-turn after it disclosed more details about how the company worked.
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The reaction is instantaneous: The boat makes a U-turn, high-tailing it out of the park.
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Here's what this abrupt U-turn means for Brooklynites, East Villagers and the rest of the city.
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"At that point, the car behind us does a U-turn, pulls out into the other lane, does a U-turn, comes back and aligns himself right next to my driver's side," said Feldman, who explained that his security didn't see because he was focusing on the other man.
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His own chief of staff was a former inmate who had gone through the U-Turn Permitted program.
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That's why all the companies with big business in China saw their stocks U-turn and go higher.
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The comments mark a sharp U-turn for Trump, who had previously buoyed the Kremlin's claim on Crimea.
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Once the robot detects the edge, it will make a U-turn to get itself back on track.
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Officials hope it will lead to a "U-turn" of Korean companies which would otherwise build factories overseas.
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Officials hope it will lead to a U-turn of Korean companies which would otherwise build factories overseas.
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It may yet vote to postpone the referendum, allowing Mr Barzani to blame MPs for the U-turn.
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While driving with a white friend named Addison, Landau was pulled over for making an illegal U-turn.
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Medieval Foreheads By the Middle Ages, the attitude toward all body hair had taken a complete U-turn.
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The U-turn is a humiliation for Beijing, which has sought to tighten its grip on Hong Kong.
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"For me, the big U-turn coming soon is going to be how we treat acne," Drago says.
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Why it's bad: Analysts say the Fed's U-turn shows that the world's top economic minds see danger.
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These prohibitions were so tough that in some areas they forced the authorities into an unusual U-turn.
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The 2019 pact was a U-turn after the producers had agreed to boost supplies in mid-2018.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Tidjane Thiam's plan to raise new capital isn't the Credit Suisse boss's first U-turn.
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The euro, in particular, did a full U-turn, going from 1.10 to 1.08, then back to 1.10.
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Trooper Hamilton, who was driving south, did a U-turn and pulled up behind her with flashing lights.
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The u-turn also comes after China's propaganda vehicle, China Daily, slammed Apple for allowing the app through.
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"Junction injunction" sounds snappy, and it's a warning sign you might find at a junction: NO U-TURN.
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However, he was forced to do a U-turn by the European Union and faced allegations of mismanagement.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - BlackRock's U-turn on a daring Italian bank rescue puts Rome back on the hook.
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Data from the flight-tracking website FlightRadar24 shows the plane&aposs abrupt U-turn upon finding the crack:
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" The U-turn is tied to the newly negotiated Nafta, called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. "Mr.
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The late U-turn led to widespread anger within her party and triggered a vote on her leadership.
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Japan's third-richest man said he's getting involved in the fight against coronavirus, then did a U-turn.
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WADA's apparent U-turn on Friday was condemned by the United States Anti-Doping Agency chief, Travis Tygart.
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In Season 2 of "Insecure" on HBO, Lawrence (Jay Ellis) is pulled over for an illegal U-turn.
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It makes sense for the maker of Scania and MAN commercial vehicles to execute a strategic U-turn.
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It's a dramatic U-turn for Zuma, who just weeks ago held the highest office in the land.
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"Many people in Taiwan worry that once Trump takes office, he'll make a U-turn," Mr. Lin said.
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It would be interesting to talk about the models they're using, and the reasons behind that U-turn.
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The van did a U-turn, and a Reuters reporter saw the man in the suit quickly climb in.
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It was cruising at an altitude of 25,000 ft at 232 mph after making a U-turn toward Charleston.
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His U-turn on Friday drew condemnation from the United Nations, African Union, European Union and the United States.
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Follow the signage that leads you into the U-turn lane—a curving bypass that traces the underpass' embankment.
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Labour lost the vote, but panicked the government into making a chaotic double-U-turn in its own position.
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Such a decision would mark a policy U-turn after the partners agreed in June to raise global production.
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Despite May's insistence that it cannot be reversed, he said no EU government would block such a U-turn.
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Tesla, meanwhile, made a sharp U-turn and said it would not close most of its showrooms after all.
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She took a U-turn from the nest but flew a bit too close to the blackbird's home turf.
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Then the guy threw a punch, and my husband laid on the horn while pulling an illegal U-turn.
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" Another "Tight U-Turn" test has the engineer ensuring "the vehicle stays within the course while maintaining 15 mph.
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Behind us, a van drove halfway down the street, made a U-turn, and stopped without turning the corner.
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The Yonhap News Agency in South Korea reported that Oh's motorcycle had struck a vehicle making a U-turn.
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We're told a driver -- who was going about 20 MPH -- made an illegal U-turn and clipped the guy.
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Mitt Romney performed a textbook U-turn Monday, accepting the endorsement of Donald Trump for the Utah Senate seat.
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Murphy wrote a post on his Facebook page addressing the die hards who felt misled by his u-turn.
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Mr. Mnangagwa's son, a soldier, disarmed the officer, and their vehicle made a U-turn, speeding back into Zimbabwe.
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Just days after saying that it would close most of its stores, Tesla is making an abrupt U-turn.
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Mr. Mueller got behind the wheel, made a U-turn to cross a double yellow line and drove away.
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President Trump makes a U-turn, the E.U. signs a major trade deal and Brexit inches closer to reality.
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The country's chief censor vowed at the time that there would be "no U-turn" on the policy shift.
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Henry makes a U-turn, and 15 minutes later they pull into a sleepy enclave of single-family homes.
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Rebel lawmakers on the left, meanwhile, have called for an economic policy U-turn to woo working-class voters.
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ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK, N.J. — This spot is usually a choke point for shore traffic, not a U-turn.
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"It's too sensitive, so a tiny little turn to the left and you end up making a U-turn."
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The New York Police Department said officers stopped a 2016 Mercedes-Benz sedan that made an illegal U-turn.
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That's an abrupt u-turn from just months ago, when the regime faced huge protests after increasing gasoline prices.
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The institute also noted that debt growth picked up again in China — marking a U-turn from previous periods.
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Trump's tweets, combined with angry calls from constituents, forced the Republican conference into a U-turn only hours later.
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On Tuesday, he performed a U-turn by backing a similar deal after all - again at dead of night.
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It would involve a total and immediate global U-turn on energy production and use and on infrastructure investment.
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For GM, selling Opel would fit with this strategy, but buying it would represent a screeching U-turn for PSA.
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However, in a U-turn a week later that drew international condemnation, he denounced what he claimed was widespread fraud.
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The dark-colored pickup truck was captured on surveillance video making a U-turn near Crosby's Convenience Store between Sept.
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Explaining his U-turn, Mr Musk said that going private would be more "time-consuming" than he had originally envisaged.
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There is a chance of a U-turn, particularly as those around Mr Corbyn demand an end to the war.
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Business leaders who had applauded the green light for Tia Maria have now expressed concern about the government's U-turn.
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The Fed's U-turn on raising rates has unwound much of the financial conditions tightening seen in the fourth quarter.
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Then, apparently Exxon performed a massive U-turn and instead, funded much of the science that fueled the denialist movement.
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The result has been a sharp U-turn in what had been a steady decline in anti-Americanism in Mexico.
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Fico made a U-turn in March when an opinion poll showed 63 percent of Slovaks wanted the amnesties canceled.
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Randhawa spun his car around in an illegal U-turn near the funeral cortege, and a police officer spotted him.
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Global campaign group ActionAid said the government's u-turn was a "breakthrough" for those calling for greater global financial transparency.
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Jayaraman forced the company to do a U-turn when she organized ex-workers to protest its new restaurant's opening.
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Earlier this month, the European Central Bank (ECB) followed the Federal Reserve in making a major monetary policy U-turn.
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Washington said she made a U-turn and hopped back on the Sam Houston Tollway, speeding, heading for the hospital.
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Crude has done a perfect U-turn in the last month, going from $52 to $46 and back to $52.
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The u-turn has added yet more confusion to the company's response to clear racism and homophobia on its platform.
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The U-turn came after the airline announced it was cancelling all flights to Spain due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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He made a U-turn in his red Honda Accord, and had an angry encounter with Mr. Hunter, prosecutors said.
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In other words, if the unemployment problem becomes severe, a policy U-turn could happen from deleveraging to boosting growth.
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At about 229,24 feet, it made a broad partial U-turn to the left and then started a steep descent.
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It is now moving out to sea west of Fiji, and is not expected to make another menacing U-turn.
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Shares in Unilever lost 0.9 percent after its management announced a dramatic u-turn, withdrawing its move to the Netherlands.
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Today, French leftists compare Hollande's shift to Mitterrand's U-turn and ask now, as they asked then, Is socialism dead?
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Yet North Carolina's decision stands out because it is a U-turn from where the state was just six years ago.
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The question is raised by a farcical U-turn by the British government over a budget measure announced a week previously.
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The purchase marks a U-turn for Berkshire, where Buffett has long praised the leadership of Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos.
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That pledge was quickly reversed, but Mrs May's refusal to admit to an obvious U-turn undermined her strong leadership claims.
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Back in the car, she executed a slow U-turn in the cul-de-sac at the end of Kim's street.
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But speaking to Congress earlier this month, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said she didn't think a policy U-turn was likely.
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It feels as though we're making a U-turn toward that familiar dark place we left just a short time ago.
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But the Greens, the junior party in the coalition, dragged their heals over a u-turn on decades of generous policies.
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Duterte's chief critics said the move was a U-turn that showed the tough-talking leader was now in panic mode.
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Warsaw's U-turn on its Supreme Court reform is unlikely to resolve the crisis in its relations with Brussels, critics say.
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On Tuesday, however, Bulgaria's government performed a U-turn, saying Petkova has no reason to quit and would keep her post.
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The decision is a dramatic U-turn in a case that has rattled financial markets and drawn accusations of political meddling .
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He said he didn't see the U-turn as a black eye, but rather something they just tried and didn't work.
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"That would be a sign of a U-turn of the entire system," said Denis Sokolov, an analyst on regional affairs.
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The company said it could not meet Orcel's pay expectations in a rare u-turn on such a high-level appointment.
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While officially the door remains open to Britain to stay, many on the continent would not welcome a U-turn now.
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This week, Mr. Trump is expected to fill a series of positions that will accelerate the U-turn from current policies.
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We look at how his administration is seeking a U-turn from current White House policies on an array of issues.
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Britain's Labour Party makes a U-turn, Amazon joins the $1 trillion club and President Vladimir Putin of Russia goes vintage.
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It was not on the highway riding it like a ... You were on an underpass, doing kind of a U-turn.
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Mr. Trump's most recent market-driven U-turn appears to have come on immigration, another subject near and dear to him.
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This was not the time, they say, for the global antidoping body to perform the U-turn of all U-turns.
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That mobilization has not gone unnoticed by Mr. Netanyahu, who has attempted a high-speed U-turn over the past week.
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U-TURN OPPORTUNITY But the chance for Chicago grain and oilseed specs to re-enter bull mode has not slipped away.
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But Apple initially had to take the "Hong Kong U-turn" to get its products into the hands of Chinese consumers.
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That U-turn left both were well of their highs by 2300 GMT, at 45.123 yen and $245.12 for the euro.
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Fatally, CCHQ insisted on this strategy even after the national campaign had lost all credibility with the U-turn on social care.
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The U-turn pushed the Australian dollar 1.5 percent lower, putting it on track for its biggest daily drop in a year.
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It was yet another fluke accident that caused him to be recaptured after he made a U-turn in a stolen vehicle.
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Santander's decision to withdraw the job offer marked a rare U-turn involving such a high-profile appointment at a major bank.
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Panic spread in the pro-exit campaign when Nigel Farage, a leading figure on the "leave" side, tweeted his Brexit U-turn.
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While complete details are yet to emerge, the unexplained U-turn by the ACX Crystal will be a major area of interest.
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Fearing a backlash from older voters, Theresa May, the prime minister, sought to "clarify" the policy, but the U-turn was clear.
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It follows several polls that had shown the Tories' lead dropping to around the ten-point mark, even before the U-turn.
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In a U-turn from Germany's tradition of military restraint, she recently demanded the establishment of a security zone in northern Syria.
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The Commission took a policy U-turn away from crop-based biofuels over criticism the same land was better used for food.
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That U-turn left both were well of their highs by 245.12 GMT, at 245.50 yen and $244.40 for the euro respectively.
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His response after the respective events were ranked side-by-side in terms of star power, meanwhile, was an inevitable U-turn.
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The bus wound up on a guardrail close to a spot for emergency vehicles to make a U-Turn onto the highway.
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The end result was an unnecessary confrontation with our creditors, a completely unnecessary referendum, a spectacular u-turn back in July 2015.
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Record numbers of asylum seekers have forced a U-turn in immigration policies, angering many Greens and deepening divisions within the coalition.
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Sweden was once Europe's most welcoming state for refugees and migrants, but since late 2015 it has made a sharp U-turn.
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To anti-regime rebels bombed by Russian and Syrian jets, a Turkish U-turn on Mr Assad will seem like a betrayal.
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Germany's flagship carrier made the U-turn on its plans to buy Niki, an Austrian holiday carrier, after Brussels signaled antitrust concerns.
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But in a U-turn, Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov said on Friday steps to resume the privatisation would be taken immediately.
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The state prosecutor dropped fraud charges against Gordhan, executing a U-turn in a case that has drawn accusations of political meddling.
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" The following month, however, Mr. Putin made a sharp U-turn, declaring, "Of course our troops stood behind Crimea's self-defense forces.
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The police said Officer Narain got back into his red Honda Accord and made a U-turn when he encountered a motorcyclist.
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But just before I rounded the corner, my body made a U-turn back to the lobby and dove into the restroom.
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Javid said the U.K. would not do a U-turn on the digital services tax but wanted to find an international solution.
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Italy's vaccination U-turn Last August, Italy's populist government shocked the scientific and medical community after it removed mandatory vaccination for schoolchildren.
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If home prices should make a U-turn, even in certain local markets, the risk to both borrowers and banks will rise.
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"Igor was driving and apparently a vehicle pulled a U-turn in front of them and there was a collision," Davidson said.
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That is a huge policy U-turn at a time when Poland claims $1 trillion from Germany on account of WWII reparations.
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U-TURN Saudi policies have never been easy to read, but the unpredictability has risen steeply in recent months, Saudi watchers said.
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Theresa May was dogged by a series of missteps – most notably a u-turn on a central manifesto policy over social care.
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A man drove by them with a gun in his hand, then made a U-turn and passed them again, police officials said.
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Sweet Beginnings hires people through a program called U-Turn Permitted, a four-week job readiness course for people with a criminal background.
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But it made a U-turn midweek after the Federal Reserve tightened monetary policy as expected but also expressed concern about low inflation.
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Malecki said the suspect's driving was unstable and that she made a U-turn after striking a vehicle, touching off a police pursuit.
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In an unusual U-turn on such a major appointment, the bank said in January that it could not meet his pay expectations.
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Currituck County Sheriff Matt Beickert said the driver was attempting to make a U-turn on the beach when the vehicle got stuck.
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Within these spending constraints, Hammond will be keen not to be forced into another U-turn like after his first budget in March.
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"The government has done a U-turn on the port city project because reality set in," the Chamber of Commerce's Wijesinha told CNBC.
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On April 22nd the government performed a screeching U-turn, restoring most of the perks and bonuses enjoyed by all those government employees.
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After its u-turn, Vivendi quickly built a 28.8 percent stake in Mediaset, in which Berlusconi's family holding owns a 39.5 percent stake.
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For now though, watch this video of DJ Arch Jr trying to do a u-turn in a car, like he's an adult.
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"What makes a ewe turn?" is a play on the word U-turn, but in today's puzzle, the ewe is eyeing a RAM.
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However, irrespective of the noise, Merkel will not agree to a U-turn on her principled position regarding those fleeing war and persecution.
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The country was once Europe's most welcoming state for refugees and migrants, but since late 260 it has made a sharp U-turn.
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Action: Car with a plumber's sign pulls a quick U-turn and splashes through gutter water to pull over by the bus stop.
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And there is a rebellion on the left of his own party over his U-turn towards a more business-friendly economic policy.
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The U-turn on the panel comes after Paul announced minutes before the Foreign Relations Committee meeting that he would support Pompeo's nomination.
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Manigault-Newman's U-turn from her previously vigorous support of Trump has earned her the enmity of White House staff and Trump loyalists.
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Indonesia will probably not allow exports of rare earth metal ores either, Pandjaitan said, another apparent U-turn from comments made last week.
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Many EU leaders assume Brexit is now inevitable and see talk of a U-turn, which would need EU consent, as a distraction.
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"Money is needed urgently," a source in the government said, when asked what brought about the government's U-turn on its privatisation plans.
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Communication experts said the company might have a hard time bringing skeptics on board as it tries to pull off this U-turn.
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One important piece of evidence is that wealthy Americans absolutely hated the disclosure law, and soon persuaded Congress to execute a U-turn.
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Even though our talk has turned emotional, she laughs easily and listens thoughtfully, as the car does a U-turn towards the venue.
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We watched a Prius, about a half-mile ahead, kick up some sand, then make a slow U-turn back toward terra firma.
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In March, he made a U-turn over his decision to keep some of the banks most lucrative, but also riskiest, trading businesses.
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The woman driving the car made a U-turn when the authorities tried to stop her, and the car nearly struck several officers.
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The housing recovery appears to be making a U-turn as mortgage rates rise amid a critically low supply of homes for sale.
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Trump administration U-turn In April, following Assad's chemical attack on his citizens -- an attack for which he continues to deny responsibility, putting the blame instead on rebel groups -- US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley told CNN that removing Assad from power was a priority, cementing an extraordinary U-turn in the Trump administration's stance on the embattled leader.
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If Brexit is going to be scrapped before it can be completed, it will be because there is popular support for a U-turn.
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He quickly crossed three lanes toward a break in the median reserved for emergency vehicles to attempt an illegal U-turn, the affidavit says.
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In a major U-turn to its way of doing business, Xiaomi is set to open hundreds of retail stores per year across China.
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Sweden took in 163,000 asylum seekers in 2015, resulting in a voter backlash and policy u-turn from the Social Democrat-led minority government.
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But it was a dramatic U-turn for Mr. Boehner, of Ohio, who had been considered no friend of marijuana advocates while in office.
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"We had this big U-turn in events over the past 250 hours," said Jackie Forrest, vice president energy research at Arc Financial Corp.
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A police cruiser cut him off, but the man made an U-turn, drove farther and eventually struck the plane's nose gear, Conahan said.
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Investigators say he tried to merge onto Interstate 80 in Mount Olive and then turned sharply toward a U-turn area on May 17.
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The aluminium market is in turmoil—so much so that the Treasury, surprised by its own potency, may do a U-turn over Rusal.
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Apple's China business has made a U-turn thanks to the stimulus programs the Chinese government injected into the economy, according to Tim Cook.
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"A relatively upbeat mood in risky assets took a spectacular U-turn after last night's Fed decision," Tamas Varga of oil broker PVM said.
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Having completed a U-turn in the past few weeks, the market may well have to swing its views again in the coming weeks.
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He later said he would try to renegotiate the deal first and Kalach said the lobbying effort deserved much credit for Trump's u-turn.
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In the rearview, I saw him slam on the brakes and make a U-turn in the middle of the road, blue lights flashing.
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The dollar started turning in April and has risen 6 percent since, prompting a stunning $50 billion positioning U-turn from speculators and funds.
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The ECB's U-turn added to growing investor angst over a weakening global economy, leading to sharp declines on global equity markets on Thursday.
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OPEC U-TURN The aspiration for $280 to $275 is similar to that of other producers within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Michael Caputo, a longtime Trump friend, said Cohen's U-turn could at least sharpen the sense of how high the stakes are in November.
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Moody's managing director of sovereign risk Yves Lemay said Erdogan's aversion to the Fund means a U-turn would not be easy or likely.
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Then that cold water makes a U-turn and snakes its way along the ocean floor, all the way down to Antarctica's Southern Ocean.
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Photographs were forbidden, but Tillmans surreptitiously took a few as we drove, and again as the driver did a U-turn and drove back.
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Players would turn around, drive back a few yards to hit a checkpoint, then pull a U-turn and drive to the finish line.
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Some days before the second round of the election, he did a U-turn, saying that Brazil would honor the treaty it has signed.
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Given that Sonos has taken a U-turn and integrated Amazon Alexa into its flagship speaker, I pushed a bit more on this front.
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Unlike the last big wave of industrial action in 1995, when the government made an embarrassing U-turn, Macron seems determined to press ahead.
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The U-turn comes just a day after his campaign told the New York Times Wednesday that he was still in favor of the rule.
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"If you keep solving for that, you will never hit that dead end where you have to reverse and make a U-turn," Sahni said.
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Most problematically for the European Commission is Italy's U-turn on a previously agreed budget deficit target of 0.8 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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Coryton feels that since Brexit has taken centre stage, Cameron and Osborne have done a total U-turn by giving the tampon tax their attention.
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"In a matter of seconds, you can destroy trust with 280 Twitter characters," German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said when asked about Trump's U-turn.
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Visitors to a swanky mall in Gurgaon, near New Delhi, must now drive around the neighbourhood and take a U-turn before entering its bars.
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HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT PRICE AND WHAT DOES IT SAY ABOUT THE U-TURN THAT WE HAVE MADE IN THE SHARES SINCE THAT TIME?
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In November 2018, Bieber commented both "ur just too much" and "u turn me on" on a picture of Baldwin on Instagram, which is public.
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Lingerie design has made somewhat of a U-turn, coming back to more subdued silhouettes, and soft-cup bras are back in a big way.
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Abrahams dropped fraud charges on Monday against Gordhan, executing a U-turn in a case that had rattled markets and drawn accusations of political meddling.
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You can actually see it first fly away from the power lines but then suddenly make a quick U-turn straight into the transmission tower.
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He quickly crossed three lanes toward a break in the median meant for emergency vehicles to attempt an illegal U-turn, according to the document.
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Just as scrapping the tax signalled that France was open for business, a U-turn would have suggested it had once again shut its doors.
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After turning right, the driver pulled a U-turn, and blew right through a stop sign, skipping the entire line of traffic in the process.
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Zaman, one of Turkey's best-selling papers, took a drastic U-turn, printing pro-government headlines just days after being seized by court-appointed trustees.
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In the video, Radus, the public information officer, says the SUV made a U-turn and ended up facing the wrong way on the freeway.
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But in a few weeks it has spiraled into a movement powerful enough to force Emmanuel Macron into the biggest U-turn of his presidency.
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In the docs obtained by TMZ, M&A says his abrupt U-turn cost the company a fortune ... to the tune of more than $10,000,000.
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With a wry smile, the pilot made a terrifying mid-air U-turn landing on a tiny flat patch on the side of a mountain.
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Governor Mark Carney woke up on Friday to headlines in anti-European Union newspapers that accused him of leading the Bank into a U-turn.
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Shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon shows the merchant ship chartered by Japan's Nippon Yusen KK, made a complete U-turn between 12:58 a.m.
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Apple will be testing its driverless car's ability to do low and high speed driving, a tight U-turn, and sudden steering, acceleration and braking.
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Nevertheless, members of both the SPD's own left wing and of the Greens, an increasingly strong opposition party, are pushing for a fiscal U-turn.
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That's a U-turn from last month, when Blankenship was locked in a heated three-way race with state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and Rep.
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Sadly, it would seem too much to expect that, politically, Prime Minister May can make an abrupt U-turn and keep the U.K. in Europe.
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ICE said in a statement to VICE News that a lack of "sufficient crew rest" caused the plane to do its U-turn in Senegal.
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Then it was out through the back wall and onto the tarmac, where he made a U-turn and drove into Tom and Randy's house.
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Analytics and data provided to customers include multi-camera 360-degree views, extended recording and U-turn triggering, along with diagnostics on specific driver performance.
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Since its recent policy U-turn, it has deployed the same zeal to extol the glories of having more children — and the sooner, the better.
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When I saw that there was no oncoming traffic, I just did a U-turn instead of going into the parking lot to turn around.
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Drivers who were able to show proof of residency in the Upper Keys were allowed to pass; others were directed to do a U-turn.
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Uber's u-turn fueled already growing efforts to mobilize customers against companies that progressives see as political or business associates of Trump and his family.
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The bet is that most of these stocks will mount a short-term comeback, or U-Turn, in the week after they lagged the market.
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Even before Tuesday's U-turn by the Spanish judge in Madrid, it was unclear whether the Belgian judiciary would agree to turn over the politicians.
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The rush of sweeteners to soothe public anger began with Philippe's climb-down on fuel tax hikes, the first major U-turn of Macron's presidency.
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The Commission has taken a U-turn on policies to promote them - as they are seen as snatching away land that should be used for food.
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The insurance regulator, which has been talking about widening the usage of insurance money in early 2016, has done a U-turn by issuing new restrictions.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - As Russian hopes of swift detente under President Donald Trump have fizzled, state media, which hailed his election win, have made a U-turn.
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On a calm and clear night just south of Tokyo Bay, the ACX Crystal carried out a sudden U-turn, roughly 237 minutes before the crash.
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An ultra-nationalist during Yugoslavia's wars of the 1990s, Vucic performed a political U-turn in 2008 and embraced Serbia's drive to join the European Union.
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A late-cycle fiscal stimulus, faster rate increases in the U.S. and a U-turn in globalization could also add to uncertainty, according to the bank.
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I would need to take a U-turn and go back, so while it looks like 100 meters on GPS, it actually amounts to 500 meters.
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The reason for her abrupt U-turn is the rise of the Sweden Democrats, a populist, anti-immigration party with roots in the white supremacist fringe.
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Gibson: We felt we were still at the top of the pack, but we were hoping to still be in the mix after the u-turn.
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"They are a response to the downgrade of the economic outlook," Praet said on Twitter when asked if the latest measures amounted to a u-turn.
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Protests from Conservative lawmakers forced Hammond into a U-turn in March when he dropped a plan to increase national insurance contributions for self-employed workers.
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Ardern made a surprise U-turn in April by ruling out a capital gains tax during her tenure, long a Labour policy to tackle wealth inequality.
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The Kremlin played down the idea that it had performed a U-turn on the missile question or that any decision was linked to Netanyahu's visit.
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Shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon shows that the ACX Crystal, chartered by Japan's Nippon Yusen KK, made a complete U-turn between 239:21964 a.m.
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They tried to pull him over, the authorities said, but he made a U-turn and drove in the direction of the officers, who opened fire.
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The tribunal ruled last year in Manila's favour, but the election of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has seen a dramatic U-turn in his country's approach.
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Shipping data in Thomson Reuters Eikon shows that the ACX Crystal, chartered by Japan's Nippon Yusen KK, made a complete U-turn between 12:58 a.m.
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On Friday morning, the van of officers made a U-turn after they saw Mr. Stichel, prompting him to run around the block, Mr. O'Neill said.
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A grainy cellphone clip recorded by a driver shows what happened next: The men's Daewoo sedan passes the cyclists and then makes a sharp U-turn.
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"To make a U-turn from the current reforms would be detrimental to the Mexican economy," said Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency.
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But after economic growth failed to pick up and unemployment continued to rise, he engineered a major pro-business U-turn at the end of 2013.
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Experts say the Iranian government&aposs U-turn on its military reflects that it is struggling to control the narrative around the downing of the plane.
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"With the enforcer of family planning population policy retiring from the historical stage, China has completed a u-turn in the national population policy," he said.
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The tribunal ruled last year in Manila's favor, but the election of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has seen a dramatic U-turn in his country's approach.
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Any easing by the BOK would mark a U-turn from its tightening cycle, something most economists still say is likely to happen only next year.
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That's according to Cornerstone Macro technical analyst Carter Worth, who sees the stock making a U-turn after hitting its lowest level in more than three years.
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Campaigners lambasted what looked like a U-turn on June 13th, when police announced that they would, after all, mount cases against some of Dong Tam's residents.
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While the U-turn is not expected to destabilize the country, it could prove politically costly for Sall, who is widely expected to seek a second term.
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Duterte made a stunning U-turn in foreign policy a few months ago when he made overtures towards China and started berating traditional ally the United States.
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The U-turn triggered ratings downgrades from Citibank, JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank and Jefferies and knocked shares in peers such as Covestro, Evonik, Lanxess and Wacker Chemie.
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Home price gains had been shrinking since last summer, when rates rose sharply, but are now making a U-turn with rates falling pretty steadily since April.
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The flows were spurred by the Tax Cut and Jobs Act, a reduction in muni issuance and the Fed's U-turn on interest rate policy, analysts say.
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In a dramatic U-turn, Zuma replaced Van Rooyen with Gordhan who had previously held the post from 2009 to 2014, when he was replaced with Nene.
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However, we always felt we were doing well and staying ahead but all of the that changed when we saw our photo on the u-turn board.
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But talk of a possible British U-turn has increased in Brussels in the light of the parliamentary opposition to May's deal and of the ECJ opinion.
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That marks a u-turn from the proposed 3.4 billion-pound Intu purchase, which worried shareholders because it would have boosted Hammerson's exposure to the British consumer.
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GBP=D3 The data, however, showed a complicated picture with both the Manchester bombing and PM May's biggest U-turn of the campaign affecting her personal ratings.
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India made an embarrassing diplomatic U-turn when it reneged on issuing a visa to Dolkun Isa, a peaceful Uighur activist whom China regards as a terrorist.
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It wouldn't be Tesla if it didn't keep us guessing a little… electric car company Tesla is making a u-turn of sorts with its sales strategy.
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We made a U-turn, parked the cars in the garage of the Georgia home where we are staying, and 30 minutes later the power was out.
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It's a U-turn for Senate Republicans who have largely stayed on the sidelines of the fight after Trump rejected a Senate-passed CR late last year.
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The decision is a u-turn for Republicans and the White House, who have repeatedly dismissed the need for having the FBI reopen Kavanaugh's background check investigation.
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His U-turn Thursday wrecked Mr. Johnson's prospects and enhanced those of Theresa May, the home secretary, who had backed the Remain campaign but with little enthusiasm.
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Ring-fenced from leadership challenges, the only silver lining of surviving the vote of no confidence, May has the political space for a U-turn or two.
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The deal would represent something of a U-turn for Merkel, who has long presented herself as an advocate of climate protection policies on the international stage.
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I regret taking the toll route to his house, but I was just too lazy to make a difficult U-turn to take the non-toll route.
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That news prompted an American ship carrying sorghum, bound for Shanghai, to make a U-turn in the Indian Ocean and head for Cartagena, Spain, reports Bloomberg.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson's announcement on Monday afternoon represented a U-turn on his government's guidance from four days earlier, which was criticized for being too relaxed.
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Still, Behren said he believed the spread offered a buying opportunity, because the chances of LVMH making a U-turn on the $16.2 billion deal remained low.
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Though Berlin is not the first European capital to impose restrictions at its borders, the move marked a sharp U-turn in Chancellor Angela Merkel's policy — Amaro.
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Donald Trump's lawyers made an impeachment U-turn on Tuesday — one that could have immediate consequences for the president's ongoing legal fight against the House's oversight investigations.
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She told BuzzFeed News her video was inspired by Ko. The U-turn thing is another popular one, like in this video from 16-year-old Caroline.
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LEGAL U-TURN A Moscow court on Friday duly ordered Ustinov's release from custody until an appeal against his sentence, due on Thursday next week, is heard.
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It's a sharp U-turn for a network that had long hyped Bolton, who's worked in four Republican administrations, as a patriotic wiseman of conservative foreign policy.
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The artist later made u-turn and announced that he would be performing in South Africa after all at the 'Africa Unite' concert scheduled for this weekend.
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If the Fed's pivot to full-on dovishness in a short space of time was remarkable, the U-turn by other G223 central banks is as astonishing.
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Mrs May, who had previously ruled out elections, justified her U-turn with the argument that a stronger parliamentary majority would strengthen her hand in the Brexit talks.
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Mahathir's involvement in the opposition has raised eyebrows amongst Malaysians, given that it represents a significant u-turn from his previous hardline position, when in government, on protests.
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According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the accident happened when the driver of a Chevy Malibu made an illegal U-turn in the middle of the roadway.
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The Fed is expected to confirm a U-turn in global monetary policy and cut interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis a decade ago.
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"I would say to her, it's always tough to do a U-turn," said Miliband, a British Labour Party member and former foreign secretary of the United Kingdom.
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She performed an embarrassing U-turn on her party's policy on social care for the elderly and then tried to pretend that the U was a straight line.
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That prompted it to perform a U-turn and be "nicer" to customers, in order to protect its market share from rivals like easyJet, Wizz Air and Norwegian.
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After that, the coaches were told after a 50-yard trek to make a u-turn for another elevator that surely would pick them up on that level.
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The U-turn triggered ratings downgrades from Citibank, JP Morgan, HSBC, Deutsche Bank and Jefferies and knocked shares in peers such as Covestro, Evonik, Lanxess and Wacker Chemie.
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I pull into the parking lot of a fast food place and then make a quick U-turn before I can think twice about wasting more money today.
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They had been dutifully trying to drum up support for the bill when Mrs Lam, to the surprise of many observers, announced her U-turn on June 15th.
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Her U-turn came after the bill had provoked the biggest demonstration in many years, and another protest that escalated into the most violent social unrest in decades.
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Then he foreshadowed the bank's U-turn by pointing to the IMF's gloomier predictions of Brazilian and global growth, which by that point should have been no surprise.
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Thomas was paced back into the bunch by team mates, with Dylan van Baarle receiving a warning for making a u-turn to return to his team leader.
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When asked about Putin's apparent U-turn on the issue this month, Peskov, his spokesman, said that a lot of time had elapsed and the situation had changed.
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A witness later told police that Wardwell then turned his steering wheel and accelerated and made a U-Turn, according to a probable cause statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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After its u-turn Vivendi quickly built a 28.8 percent stake in Mediaset, which is controlled by the Berlusconi family holding company Fininvest through a 39.5 percent share.
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However, following a backlash from human rights groups and local media who accused the prime minister of endorsing the actions of vigilante groups, Borisov made a U-turn.
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The state prosecutor dropped fraud charges in late October against Gordhan, executing a U-turn in a case that rocked financial markets and drew accusations of political meddling.
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While the House chamber filled with Democratic Congresswomen in white had previously rejected Trump's overtures, they unexpectedly made a u-turn by standing and cheering the president's comment.
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Duterte has carried out a stunning U-turn in Philippines' foreign policy since assuming office last year, making overtures towards China while berating traditional ally the United States.
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But in an apparent U-turn, the scene is now officially supported by the police force, and many officers ride alongside the kids during their protest ride outs.
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A police accident reconstruction specialist found "there wasn't enough space at the intersection for the limo to be able to make a proper U-turn," the report said.
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" Ko and Miller made fun of a story Clark told about doing a U-turn while driving after seeing a guy driving by that she was "obsessed with.
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Some of these habits will be easily understood; for instance, maybe autonomous vehicles will never, ever try to make a U-turn by crossing a double yellow line.
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The decision to cave in to one of protesters' five core demands marked a dramatic U-turn for Lam, who for months has refused to withdraw the bill.
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A decision to sell power grids represents a u-turn for Spiesshofer, who decided to keep the business two years ago despite calls from some shareholders to sell.
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The offer was dropped as Santander said it would not meet the Italian banker's pay expectations, in an unusual u-turn for such a high-level banking appointment.
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As we saw during poppers-gate—when poppers were set to be banned before an embarrassing (but welcomed) major U-turn—what counts as "psychoactive" remains a relative mystery.
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But with former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler soon to be at the helm of the EPA, President Donald Trump's U-turn on the environment shows no signs of stopping.
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It was the first big U-turn for a president elected 18 months earlier on a platform to break with traditional French politics and liberalize the heavily regulated economy.
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A U-turn from Germany, devoted to balanced budgets since 2014 - the so-called black zero - would be a far bigger deal, and many remain sceptical it will materialise.
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" Darroch also warned that the US president could still choose to strike Iran: "Just one more Iranian attack somewhere in the region could trigger yet another Trump U-turn.
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A U-turn from Germany, devoted to balanced budgets since 2014 - the so-called black zero - would be a far bigger deal, and many remain skeptical it will materialize.
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Although many on Wall Street were gloomy about the prospects under a Trump presidency, the markets have performed a sharp U-turn after the overnight decline on election day.
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Some in the market say continuing to use this approach now shows that many borrowers are not fully convinced by the high-grade sector's recent U-turn in performance.
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So I came off the pill, walking away thinking it was possible I'd outgrown acne; one year later, the treacherous bastard made a U-turn back into my life.
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"The U-turn on Molefe's Eskom appointment demonstrates that Zuma is capable of listening to dissent from within the party," said Augustine Booth-Clibborn, analyst at Africa Risk Consulting.
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However Nehlen's congressional race turns out, Americans of all faiths, ethnicities and political persuasions should reflect -- with alarm -- on the anti-American U-turn our national conversation has taken.
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The elevators-to-submarines group last month scrapped the joint venture plan after it became apparent that the European Commission would block it, causing a u-turn in strategy.
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But public outrage prompted a U-turn: she apologised for the migrants' treatment, as did her successor as home secretary, Amber Rudd, who faced calls from Labour to resign.
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The OCI also said it would scrap a previously announced internal inquiry, in a complete U-turn only days after saying no independent monitoring of its investigation was needed.
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Kpler, a shipping intelligence firm, said the second tanker, Zarga, with the same capacity, made a U-turn and headed back in the same direction from where it came.
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For LGBT+ people living in Brazil, his victory signals a potential U-turn in the advance of rights for gay and trans people that occurred under the previous administration.
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In an unusual move, the highly influential BDI industry lobby group, traditionally close to Merkel's conservatives, also called for a fiscal U-turn and a debt-financed stimulus package.
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Duterte made a stunning U-turn in foreign policy a few months ago when he made overtures towards longtime rival China and started berating traditional ally the United States.
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"The striking U-turn [was] the result of pressure from the Chinese government and the need to pay off debts amassed during years of overseas expansion," CNN Money reports.
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But it had already started turning down before the Fed's policy U-turn last week on worries that the U.S.-China trade war was putting downward pressure on growth.
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So thorough is Mr. Biden's hold on the party now that any collapse would probably require a political U-turn as sharp as the one that precipitated his rise.
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In an astonishing U-turn two years ago, the two came together to form the reformist Pakatan Harapan, or Pact of Hope, alliance to oust Najib Razak's UMNO government.
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A balanced budget has become somewhat of a tradition in Berlin and moving away from that would mark a sharp U-turn in policy, with wider repercussions across Europe.
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In a stunning U-turn, President Trump asked his advisers to look into rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the trade deal he withdrew from within days of taking office.
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As my friends and I were hanging out, playing with the puppy outside of our school, a black car suddenly made a U-turn and headed straight toward us.
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Now, it's not unheard of for a "Bachelor" to make a U-turn and get back together with the woman he jilted (we are looking at you Jason Mesnick).
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Fates of many stores undecided Tesla didn't provide a reason for the U-turn other than saying it followed a two-week evaluation of all the company's retail locations.
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"I want to say very clearly tonight that I see no way to reverse this," Merkel said when asked about the possibility of a British U-turn on Brexit.
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Appearing on U.S. talk show, "Ellen", the "Ocean's Eleven" actor discussed the boycott and economic pressure that followed after the announcement of the new laws and the U-turn.
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It's that U-turn that led the DeepMind to Google Health hand-off to be branded a trust demolition by legal experts when the news was announced last year.
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The job offer was dropped in January as Santander said it would not meet Orcel's pay expectations in an unusual u-turn for such a high-level banking appointment.
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By stripping away a lot of the nonsense and streamlining its production, U-Turn is able to deliver a great entry-level record player at a very fair price.
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Officers noticed an "erratic driver," and when they attempted to stop her, she made a U-turn in an attempt to flee the scene, Capitol Police spokesman Eva Malecki said.
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But such measures are expected to raise Italy's budget deficit to 2286 percent in 22011, doing a U-turn on a target of 0.8 percent promised by the previous government.
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Golnesa 'GG' Gharachedaghi and husband Shalom Yeroushalmi got married in a hurry, split almost as fast but it seems they have done a U-turn on their road to Splitsville.
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German government bond yields reversed Thursday's rises after a senior government official said Berlin was considering a fiscal U-turn to issue new debt to finance a climate protection programme.
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The defense contends Harris drove straight to work after a father-and-son breakfast at a Chick-fil-A, instead of taking a U-turn toward the child's day care.
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President Trump's Justice Department took another civil rights U-turn Thursday by rescinding a 2016 guideline that advised courts against slapping poor people with large and unnecessary fines and fees.
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Daimler is due to give a detailed presentation on strategy and costs on November 14 and Chief Financial Officer Harald Wilhelm said investors should not expect a strategy U-turn.
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Rojas was driving on Seventh avenue when he suddenly made a U-turn on 42nd street, drove on the sidekick while running over pedestrians until he crashed into a stanchion.
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Hours later Mr Di Maio made an abrupt U-turn, dropping an earlier call for Mr Mattarella to be impeached and signalling his readiness to renew talks on a coalition.
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German government bond yields reversed Thursday's rises after a senior government official said Berlin was considering a fiscal U-turn to issue new debt to finance a climate protection program.
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And perhaps if it had May's government would have felt compelled to retain more of those challenging ideas — or be accused of seeking to U-turn on the digital economy.
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But they failed to complete the work on time, forcing a rare U-turn: they have allowed a certain amount of coal to be burned in places without any alternative.
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The latest U-turn occurred in Hungary, where the central bank (NBH) raised one of its interest rates in late March, but dropped its earlier guidance for gradual monetary tightening.
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That is a U-turn by investigators, who brought the charges against Calvey and his co-accused and had initially asked the court to hold them in detention pending trial.
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"This apparent U-turn from the UK Government ... would leave Scottish businesses at significant economic disadvantage if they were implemented only in Northern Ireland," said Mike Russell, Scotland's Europe spokesman.
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It takes up to 12 hours to complete a U-turn, which isn't ideal, but I've been assured that the speed is important for helping it achieve peak environmental performance.
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And in another U-turn of sorts: opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn has backed holding another referendum - the first time he has endorsed giving voters a chance to change their mind.
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That has kept the exchange rate below 1.12 francs in recent months, but a ECB U-turn towards more easing has raised the pressure on policymakers to weaken the franc.
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Last week's inverted yield curve took traders to increase their bets on the likelihood that the Fed will look at a rate cut – a U-turn from its current policy.
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Macron, who came to symbolize Hollande's 2014 pro-business U-turn, has been hinting for months at his loftier ambitions, to the mounting annoyance of rivals among the governing Socialists.
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Investors will learn more Wednesday about why Federal Reserve officials did an apparent U-turn in policy three weeks ago when they signaled a much easier stance regarding interest rates.
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Weaker growth amid sluggish exports and a stagnant property market have allowed the BOK to contemplate stimulus again, which would mark a U-turn from its tightening cycle, economists say.
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How this conflict plays out will determine whether Myanmar keeps going forward on the road to democracy, or whether the army grabs the steering wheel for a quick U-turn.
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Soft music — a little Latin jazz, a dip into calypso, a U-turn into New Age — was piped in during the day, none of it designed to rattle the brain.
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Only rigs in the southeastern reaches of production areas were expected to be affected as the storm makes an anticipated U-turn through the gulf on its way to Florida.
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There, the cabdriver executed a U-turn and a tricky sequence of maneuvers to win a place in a feeder lane that permitted entrance to the driveway of my hotel.
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Cemig is controlled by Minas Gerais state, governed since January by a market-friendly party known as Novo, representing a political U-turn from its former leftist Workers Party administration.
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Pino, while driving a group of eight women on July 18, 2015, was making a U-turn with his limousine when the vehicle was slammed into by a pickup truck.
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The model and TV personality tweeted about enduring her "flight to nowhere" Tuesday night after All Nippon Airways Flight 175 made a U-turn and headed back to Los Angeles.
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Romney responded a few moments later: Even though Romney once said: Mitt Romney performed a textbook U-turn Monday, accepting the endorsement of Donald Trump for the Utah Senate seat.
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Syria: The most consequential U-turn of Trump's presidency occurred when he ordered the launch of 59 tomahawk cruise missiles at Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's air base last Thursday.
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"This U-turn exposes another self-created shambles in government over Brexit," Pat McFadden, an opposition lawmaker, said in a statement issued by the pro-European campaign group Open Britain.
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Stock allocations were cut to 46.3% from 46.7% in May, despite expectations major central banks are ready to ease policy, a U-turn in expectations from early in the year.
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Much of Monday's anxiety came after Saudi Arabia on Saturday slashed official crude selling prices for April in a sudden U-turn from previous attempts to support the oil market.
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But four of them died and two were severely injured when the driver attempted a U-turn on a busy county highway and the long limousine was broadsided in traffic.
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It then abruptly reversed course, making a U-turn and hitting parts of Tonga for the second time earlier in the week, before explosively intensifying and heading for Viti Levu.
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Little Vic's only previous encounter with the police after returning to New Iberia occurred about five months before, in November, when he was stopped for making an illegal U-turn.
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Detractors say posturing by Tsipras' administration against reforms sought by creditors cost the country time, and billions of euros, while analysts say his U-turn ultimately cost him his voters.
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"The White House's apparent U-turn ... is unlikely to give Huawei the products it really needs," Richard Windsor, founder of independent research firm Radio Free Mobile, said in a note.
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Air New Zealand flight NZ289, which was supposed to fly from Auckland to Shanghai, made the U-turn about three hours into the flight, according to flight tracking site FlightRadar24.
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The comment was a glaring U-turn -- as a candidate, Trump had earlier hinted he might recognize Russia's annexation of Crimea in an interview with the ABC in August last year.
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According to an affidavit filed by New Jersey state police, Muldrow missed a turn for the Waterloo Village historic site and tried to make an illegal U-turn on the interstate.
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Thakur's candidacy, and the BJP's refusal to even countenance a U-turn, is only one of a number of examples from the trail that worried Modi's liberal critics in recent weeks.
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The British government made an embarrassing U-turn on a proposal to increase national insurance contributions (a form of tax) for self-employed people, just days after the measure was announced.
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This was epitomised by her U-turn on social care, after the Conservative manifesto ran into shrill criticism for its proposal to make better-off old people pay a lot more.
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TIM's u-turn led to a probe by Italy's market watchdog into potential anti-competitive conduct and also prompted clashes between Chief Executive Flavio Cattaneo and the company's top shareholder Vivendi.
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However, within hours of the exit polls being announced on Saturday night, Martin had done a U-turn and said he was open to talking with McDonald about forming a government.
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Even so, the region's other big carriers—Emirates of Dubai, Etihad of Abu Dhabi and Qatar Airways—also benefited from improved regional security and America's U-turn on the laptop ban.
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It is unclear how many vessels will end up in the East Coast as a number have made a U-turn in recent weeks as European prices recovered, according to sources.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A reversal of Britain's decision to leave the European Union would be great even if such a U-turn appears unlikely, German Economy Minister Brigitte Zypries has told Reuters.
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"This potential u-turn in sentiment could halt or reverse the strong year-to-date foreign equity inflow into Malaysia...," Investment firm UOB Kay Hian said in a note last week.
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The job offer was dropped in January as Santander said it would not meet the Italian banker's pay expectations in an unusual u-turn for such a high-level banking appointment.
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The ECB was looking to end its era of monetary easing at the end of 2018 but trade uncertainty has meant a U-turn for many central banks around the world.
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What it means: This disconnect between stocks and Treasury yields reflects "the extent and speed and depth of the U-turn the Fed executed between December and January," Hill tells Axios.
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Fed rate expectations have taken a U-turn this year, going to a holding pattern earlier in the year from a steady tightening path expected beforehand to a series of cuts.
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He took issue with shareholders for what he sees as short-termism, and the media for its portrayal of the recent U-turn on the headquarters of the Anglo-Dutch group.
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Authorities say Rojas drove his Honda sedan down Seventh Avenue on May 18, made a U-turn and mowed down pedestrians on the packed sidewalk for three city blocks before crashing.
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Yet, that is precisely what U.K. investors should be bracing themselves for over the next two years unless May will make an early U-turn on her current Brexit negotiating stance.
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Osborne has run into problems before with measures announced in his budgets and was forced into a U-turn last year over proposals to cut tax credits for lower-earning families.
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The decision to sell it marks a U-turn for ABB Chief Executive Ulrich Spiesshofer, who decided to keep the business two years ago despite calls from some shareholders to sell.
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"The nonproliferation U-turn needs to be understood as part of the broader reform agenda, which began when the military decided to open up their country to the world, " he explained.
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"The only way you get there is you have to have the CMA do a fundamental u-turn on the way they've appraised it," said one person familiar with Sainsbury's thinking.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis, newly-elected leader of the Conservative New Democracy Party, accused Tsipras of 'fooling' Greeks, referring to the prime minister's u-turn on his pre-election promises to end austerity.
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The company has made a U-turn in recent years to focus on its home market, a move which has delivered higher earnings and pleased its shareholders, including parent Standard Bank .
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures pointed to an early rebound for Wall Street's main markets on Tuesday, after a sharp u-turn in Europe erased overnight Asian bets on further losses.
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ECONOMIC U-TURN China, Asia's biggest economy, may see its first fall in car sales on record in 2018 as consumption is stifled amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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We don't know why Adrianne did a U-turn here but based on what these two were wearing at a Comic-Con event in October ... something tells us they probably reconciled.
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That screeching sound you heard last week was the sound of President Donald Trump making a U-turn on the environment, pulling the United States out of the Paris climate accord.
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A more significant test is what's called a tail check or heat run: make a sudden, unpredictable movement like a U-turn (this can work on foot or in a car).
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News Analysis He has such a thorough hold on the party now that any collapse would probably require a political U-turn as sharp as the one that precipitated his rise.
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We pulled into a filling station, he jumped out, gassed up, jumped back in, and tore ass out of the station and made a bad U-turn in front of traffic.
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"Almost all athletes were calling out WADA for its U-turn, national antidoping agencies were not happy, yet WADA and the compliance review committee felt they were outsmarting Russia," Koehler said.
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The move marks a U-turn for the top two U.S. oil and gas producers which had resisted joining the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative (OGCI) after its launch in 2016.
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Oil prices, which rallied and supported to global shares previously, made a U-turn on Thursday amid worries over a glut in crude supply and concerns over a faltering global economy.
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The first was the u-turn by the Federal Reserve and other central banks after their successive interest-rate increases in 2018 tightened monetary conditions beyond the market&aposs tolerance level.
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The U.S. stance on talks with the North is back to a unified insistence on preconditions: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made a U-turn after a brief effort at conciliation.
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ECONOMIC U-TURN China, Asia's biggest economy, may see its first fall in car sales on record in 2018 as consumption is stifled amid a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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Musk's infamous U-turn on a tweet announcing he would take the company private eventually backfired, with the Securities and Exchange Commission landing both Tesla and Musk with respective $20 million fines.
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However, after the summer of 1968 brought the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy, and rioting ensued in cities across the US, the author's legacy took a U-turn.
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The chief did not know why the driver made a U-turn but speculated that perhaps Menagh was waiting for Echartea to leave the party so she could go home, he said.
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Here is a 22-year-old version of the Oscar-nominated actor showing off his slicked-back look at the Premiere of "U-Turn" in Los Angeles, CA back in 1997 (left).
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The U-turn was welcomed by free-press advocates who worry about what they see as a global threat in the guise of prohibitions on news deemed by governments to be false.
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With just one month to go until polling day in the U.K. it remains to be seen whether May's election U-turn also caught the fake political news spreaders on the hop.
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They are probably also nervous that making too swift a U-turn will be seen as an admission that the party's draconian policies, which led to forced abortions and sterilisations, were misguided.
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The ECB was looking to end its era of monetary easing at the end of 2018 but the trade uncertainty has meant a U-turn for many central banks around the world.
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The controversial change to WhatsApp's privacy policy to share user data, including phone numbers, with Facebook took place in August last year — and led to widespread condemnation of the privacy U-turn.
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The State Of Agtech By the time you read this, you will be aware of the U-turn our food system is making to find new, personalized, localized ways to your plate.
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The company's board of directors hopes that Mr Hackett will bring about a U-turn in Ford's share price, which has fallen nearly 40% since Mr Fields took over three years ago.
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But her campaign unravelled after a policy u-turn on care for the elderly, while Corbyn's old-school socialist platform and more impassioned campaigning style won wider support than anyone had foreseen.
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But they were shockingly eliminated during a "u-turn" (issued by Oakley and Kuhl), and ended up being last to arrive at the mat at the Bajra Sandhi monument in Bali, Indonesia.
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Jefferies analyst Martin Deboo said the most likely exit options were a leveraged buyout or a sale to L'Oreal, if the French cosmetics firm followed Nestle in making a strategic U-turn.
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After having fought a highly nationalistic campaign to win the elections, May might find it difficult to make a Brexit U-turn without giving the appearance of having blatantly betrayed her electorate.
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One witness told police he was driving northbound on 1-75 when a white sedan passed him in the left lane and then pulled into the U-turn area of the median.
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Fico now needs another U-turn by a potential coalition partner in order to secure a parliamentary majority - possibly the centrist Siet (Net), which had also initially refused to treat with Smer.
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The first option would make it harder for Sanchez to become prime minister, unless he does a U-turn and allows Iglesias and other senior Podemos figures to have key cabinet positions.
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At the same time, Trump's sudden U-turn on Syria policy denied the American public any chance to debate the wisdom of further entangling ourselves in Syria's messy and complex civil war.
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The measures marked the first big u-turn for a president elected 18 months earlier on a platform to break with traditional French politics and liberalise the heavily-regulated euro zone economy.
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The U-turn marks a fresh embarrassment for Transport Minister Chris Grayling, who introduced the shake-up when he was justice secretary and has been dubbed "Failing Grayling" by the British press.
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Another risk is that Japanese investors, who have piled up foreign assets on the conviction that the yen is unlikely to strengthen, may do a U-turn and buy back the yen.
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In a dramatic U-turn by the government, the UK has announced it will take in unaccompanied refugee children from Syria and other nearby conflict zones who are already living in Europe.
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China has rarely missed its official growth target, and analysts suspect it could quickly u-turn on policy and resort to stimulus again if there is a threat of a sharper slowdown.
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In a dramatic U-turn by the government, the U.K. has announced it will take in unaccompanied refugee children from Syria and other nearby conflict zones who are already living in Europe.
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Mr Qiu's massive imaginary map of recent history recalls Renaissance cartography as well as contemporary surveillance with its "No U-Turn Mountain", its "Canyon of Globalisation" and its "Sea with Somali Pirates".
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Rojas, a Navy veteran, drove his Honda sedan down Seventh Avenue on May 18 and made a U-turn, mowing down pedestrians on sidewalks for three city blocks before crashing, prosecutors said.
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GOP leadership and the White House made a political U-turn late last week when they called for the law enforcement agency to reopen its background investigation and look into "credible" allegations.
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He characterised the U-turn as a "bloody nose" for Polman, who is likely nearing the end of a ten-year tenure, but said losing the vote outright would have been worse.
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"I decided to make a U-turn, turn on my emergency lights, and try to slow traffic down to give him a place to land," Thompson told the Seattle-based KOMO News.
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The United States' trade spat with China and a perceived U-turn in its foreign policy as it pursues peace with North Korea had shaken many assumptions in the region, they said.
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After some prominent female CEOs left office recently, such as Ursula Burns at Xerox and Indra Nooyi at PepsiCo, gender parity in C-suites seems to have made an abrupt U-turn.
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Carney played down fears the BoE would be forced into a U-turn on rates, saying the central bank was sticking to its assumption that there would be a smooth Brexit transition.
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The concession would be the first major policy U-turn for President Emmanuel Macron since coming to power last year, and a major back down from his tough talk in previous days.
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It's the latest U-turn for Republicans on fiscal policy during the Trump administration, with one-time deficit hawks supporting bills with exorbitant price tags and few ways to pay for them.
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Thus, in its simplest form, the 21st century's supertanker-U-turn challenge: reversing the 240-fold increase in emissions the 20.5th century set in train, and doing so at twice the speed.
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In 2011, when an old friend got into a chow-hall fight over a payment for drugs, Morgan started to walk away, then made a U-turn and joined in the riot.
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When the two Marines drove east to Jacumba Hot Springs on July 3, the smuggler told them to go past the exit and make a U-turn in an emergency pull-off.
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In "My U-Turn From Isolation to Intimacy," single mother Michelle Fiordaliso examines the poignant dissolution of emotional intimacy in her life as her teenage son grows up and away from her.
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As Tesla enters the mainstream with its cheaper Model 1003, BMW has made a strategy u-turn to produce electric cars in large numbers, pledging to offer battery-powered variants of regular models.
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It explained the U-turn by saying Italy could have been hit by fines of 20 billion euro ($23 billion) if it had killed the project and denied knowing this before taking office.
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Theresa May has been forced to make a hasty U-turn over Donald Trump's ban on refugees from Muslim majority countries, issuing a midnight statement saying she did not agree with the policy.
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"He sees the ocean and knows he's gone the wrong way," Currituck County Sheriff Matt Beickert told The Coastland Times , adding the driver thought he could do a U-turn on the beach.
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The board of the Milan-based group said it would seek damages from Vivendi and would even consider criminal action against them for their abrupt u-turn on the terms of the deal.
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The abrupt U-turn by U.S. foods giant Kraft at the weekend pushed the value of deals withdrawn this year to $13 billion, compared with $53.6 billion at the same point in 2016.
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Major central banks have taken a U-turn from previously hawkish policy on the back of slow growth, low inflation and political uncertainty, leading investors to steer clear of risky and volatile assets.
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Saudi Arabia insisted as recently as April it was too soon to open the taps but Riyadh made a U-turn after its ally the United States called on OPEC to boost supplies.
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I think we were going through Field, BC. This guy in a small car went by, didn't stop, and then I'm pretty sure did a U-turn, which was the first red flag.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: You know, in your new book "Mastering the Market Cycle: Getting the Odds on Your Side," I think it's important now because yesterday the Fed made this huge policy u-turn.
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Acting with rare speed in a case only brought in October, a legal adviser to the court said on Tuesday that Britain could indeed make a U-turn entirely of its own accord.
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In an astonishing U-turn last year, Anwar shook hands with Mahathir and agreed to join forces to oust scandal-tainted Najib and his Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition in a 'Save Malaysia' campaign.
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Confalonieri said the unexpected U-turn by the French group had not allowed the group to "express its full potential" and that Mediaset would do everything possible to bring Premium back into "equilibrium".
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And in 2015, four women died in New York when their limo was slammed into by a pickup truck as the driver tried to complete a U-turn while heading to a winery.
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One day after allegedly making a U-turn and steering the car onto packed sidewalks for a three-block stretch, the 26-year-old suspect was arraigned on murder and other charges Friday.
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Seems like Justin got a lot out of the embrace, but whatever Godliness he felt quickly faded as he drove off ... 'cause the Biebs did a super illegal U-turn getting outta there.
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"Today's decision is a sea change but a very gentle one; not a big-bang u-turn in ECB monetary policy," Carsten Brzeski, a chief economist at ING, said in a research note.
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While Senate Republicans were frustrated by Trump's U-turn on the stopgap funding measure, which administration officials said earlier in the week the president would sign, they are more alarmed over Mattis's resignation.
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Spain: Pedro Sánchez, the caretaker Socialist prime minister, made an abrupt U-turn and agreed to partner with a hard-left party, Unidas Podemos, that he had previously rejected to form a government.
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Surprised by the U-turn, one former co-worker, Tony Smith, said last month that May must have "taken her time out and gone away to think about it" before making the decision.
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It's a u-turn for Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince who earlier on Sunday told The Guardian that the site generally had a policy of providing services to every site, no matter how hateful.
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It hardly helped her cause that she had to make an embarrassing U-turn on a proposed "dementia" tax on the elderly that somehow made its way into the Conservative Party's electoral manifesto.
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Hammond faced a humiliating blow following the U.K.'s Spring Budget and had to u-turn on his proposal to raise taxes for the self-employed after backlash from within his own party.
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She made a U-turn and fled the scene nearly striking officers and hit at least one other vehicle, Eva Malecki, communications director for the Capitol Police told reporters during a press conference.
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The caller said they would "get the guy," but I heard no sirens and saw no flashing lights, except those of the car lighting up storefronts as it slowly made a U-turn.
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"We were, like, in a weird little no-go zone," said Ms. Bismuth, after her Norwegian flight from France eventually arrived in New York after having made a U-turn back to Paris.
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While the NBA took somewhat of a U-turn on its stance toward China, US-based gaming company Activision Blizzard very quickly took action against a gamer who supported the Hong Kong protesters.
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Two "alternative facts" have been offered time and again to justify a U-turn at the bureau: Critics first point to complex rules that they say are choking off the flow of credit.
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"Today's decision is the first real baby step towards a very gentle exit from the ECB's crisis mode, but it is definitely not a big-bang u-turn," ING Economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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It marked the first major U-turn by Macron in his 18-months in office, at a time polls show that barely one in five French people think he is doing a good job.
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In his response on Monday, Macron insisted that the subsidies for the poorest workers and tax cuts for pensioners were not a U-turn but an acceleration of his pledge to "make work pay".
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NMC Health, whose shares have been battered after criticism from short-seller Muddy Waters late last year, took a U-turn to end 7.2% lower after soaring as much as 13% in early deals.
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Ford made a U-turn when it scrapped plans for a new factory in Mexico to build compact cars, and diverted some of the investment to a plant near Detroit to produce electric vehicles.
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He chided Khrushchev for his U-turn against cultural freedom and defended some victims of persecution, including, in the 1960s, Brodsky—but not Boris Pasternak, whose "Dr Zhivago", he said, was not worth publishing.
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It was already clear in early May that Brussels would block the deal, causing a strategic U-turn at the group which includes a planned stock market listing or sale of its elevators division.
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Wizz Air shares took a U-turn to add 2.4 percent as investors digested a third-quarter report in which the budget airline reported a jump in revenue and stuck to its profit guidance.
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After spending most of the session on track for their best day since June, all three major U.S. stock indices took a sudden U-turn as investors quickly turned into sellers following the tweet.
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To date, the most recent fall in sterling is not likely to be severe enough to cause the kind of upswell in public opposition that would force Johnson into a U-turn with Brussels.
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Labour's Corbyn responded saying he welcomed the proposed election but criticized the prime minister for a u-turn on her previous pledge that she would not call an early general election during Brexit negotiations.
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On Tuesday, less than a month after ending dollarization, the government made another u-turn, announcing that hotels in the resort town of Victoria Falls could charge guests and pay electricity bills in dollars.
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But in a U-turn she said the Moderates would now be prepared to work with the party in parliament and would be prepared to take power with passive support from the Sweden Democrats.
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Thursday's incident, in which a driver steered along Seventh Avenue, made a U-turn on to the sidewalk and mowed down pedestrians as he accelerated, prompted questions about whether the Broadway closure was enough.
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According to the report, the British Heritage had been sailing toward Iraq's southern Basrah terminal to pick up cargo, but made an abrupt U-turn on July 6, two days after the Gibraltar incident.
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When Son came round to the idea of giving up control last year, he changed his mind with a last-minute U-turn, ending the second round of talks between the companies in November.
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Robin Brooks, economist at the Institute for International Finance, notes that since the Federal Reserve's surprise policy U-turn in January, high-yielders such as South Africa's rand and Turkey's lira have actually weakened.
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Even the former president of France François Mitterrand — a Socialist who nationalized the banking system, increased government employment and raised public-sector pay after being elected in 1981 — was forced into a U-turn.
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Unless we take a quick U-turn on current tax and government spending policies, the deficit will never again fall below $1 trillion, and even this forecast unrealistically assumes there won't be another recession.
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In October, Donald Tusk, the former Polish prime minister who chairs the Council of EU national leaders, told Britons that a U-turn would be legal and, crucially, that the 27 would welcome it.
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So Japan is trying to encourage internal migration: a "U-turn", when someone returns to their hometown, or an "I-turn", for those who move to the country from a city, like Yano did.
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After the recent lunch at the Mexican cafe, she jumped in her car, made a U-turn — "one of Chicago's greatest contributions to culture," she joked — and offered an abbreviated version focused on Bronzeville.
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A week later Santander announced the U-turn, claiming - somewhat disingenuously given the precise figure laid out in its letter - that the costs of compensating Orcel for leaving UBS had been greater than expected.
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The bus crashed just west of Exit 25, the exit for Waterloo Village, and the authorities were investigating reports that the bus driver missed the exit and tried to make an illegal U-turn.
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In a U-turn late on Wednesday, Fed voting member and hawkish St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said it would be "unwise" to raise rates further given U.S. inflation data and global volatility.
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Accusing Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives of making a U-turn on euro zone rescues, Lindner opposed Schaeuble's idea of developing the euro zone's European Stability Mechanism (ESM) rescue fund into a European monetary fund.
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"Since Xi Jinping came to office, he has not only failed to lead China forward in reform and opening up and constitutional government, he has made an historical U-turn," he wrote last year.
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Any additional state aid would attract the scrutiny of European authorities and mark a U-turn for Italy's ruling coalition, which was critical of past decisions to use taxpayer money to prop up banks.
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Before a school bus carrying fifth-grade students and teachers collided with a dump truck in New Jersey on Thursday, killing a teacher and a student, the bus driver reportedly made an illegal U-turn.
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LONDON(Reuters) - Vicious but short-lived volatility spikes, spectacularly unsuccessful emerging market bets and a dollar U-turn have hit macro hedge funds hard this year, setting them up for the worst year in seven.
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In a dramatic U-turn last month, Pope Francis said in a letter to the bishops that he had made "grave mistakes" in the handling of the sexual abuse crisis because he had been misinformed.
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Lieutenant Marrero, an undercover officer with the Department of Sanitation, had caught a glimpse of the dog, made a U-turn in his unmarked white Ford Fusion and sped toward the scene of the crime.
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The cop flips the cruiser's sirens on, screeches a U-turn through an intersection, and races up the block after him, but his car is immediately thwarted by a parked moving truck blocking the street.
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On Friday, in a U-turn just a day after publishing his original comments, video footage of an anxious-looking Senchenko appeared on Kremlin-friendly news sites talking to someone off camera in a restaurant.
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In a u-turn of its previous closed-door attitude, the group which also owns brands such as Lonsdale and Dunlop said last week it would invite non-shareholders to an open day on Sept.
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Unilever's U-turn comes at a sensitive time for the British government, which is battling to protect jobs and investment as Prime Minister Theresa May fights for her proposed divorce plan from the European Union.
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However, in a surprising U-turn the dollar has surged as markets have gravitated to the view that Trump would usher in reflationary policies under a big fiscal spending plan, sending U.S. Treasury yields soaring.
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As they play, a black motorbike with two people onboard, both wearing black helmets with dark visors, enters the frame and travels toward the group before making a slow U-turn and disappearing off camera.
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"In a matter of seconds, you can destroy trust with 280 Twitter characters," German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said when asked about Trump's U-turn, adding it would take much longer to rebuild lost trust.
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Later Tuesday, White House spokesman Josh Earnest denied Washington is preparing to reinstate "U-turn" authorization, which would allow foreign banks to use the U.S. financial system to transfer funds for some Iran-related trade.
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Welcome as the ECB policy U-turn might be, refraining from interest rate hikes and freezing the size of the ECB's balance sheet alone would not appear nearly sufficient to right the ailing European economy.
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The couple yelled, "What the f***, dude?" and as the driver made a U-turn, the men inside the cab told them to get out of the street and used a homophobic slur, she said.
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One former colleague said that Johnson's Brexit U-turn was "all about the leadership," and was in reality a cynical bet he made in order to win over Conservative party members and become prime minister.
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Police abruptly dropped drugs charges a day earlier against journalist Ivan Golunov, a rare U-turn by the authorities in the face of anger from his supporters who said he was framed for his reporting.
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That message comes just weeks before the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to confirm a U-turn in global monetary policy and cut interest rates for first time since the financial crisis a decade ago.
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But it was an astonishing U-turn from just a few years ago, when the conventional wisdom was that Disney was really ESPN, and that its theme parks, movies and other assets were nice complements.
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Black banners doubling as carpets depicting common "No U-Turn" traffic signs were laid down on the pavement leading up to the museum entryway to declare there was no going back to the old ways.
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With the rape case, on the other hand, there would be no U-turn on the acquittal: Fezekile "Khwezi" Kuzwayo, the President's shamed and brutalized accuser, would die in 2016 at the age of 41.
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While the Conservatives will not want to be seen as taking advantage of the horror, the party was already trying before the bombing to change the national conversation, away from the U-turn by Mrs.
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In place of the Comintern's previous policy of treating any alliance with socialists and liberals as anathema, Moscow's U-turn involved demanding that its constituent parties reach out to all and sundry to stop fascism.
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Trade talks between the United States and China broke down in early May when Trump accused Beijing of making a U-turn on commitments to change its laws to enact sweeping economic and trade reforms.
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Asked whether Britain could have a second referendum which could result in a U-turn and a decision to stay in the European Union, Moscovici replied that European legal bodies had said this was possible.
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So he pulled a tight little U-turn to get out of it: With the game right around the corner—set for 8pm EST tomorrow—Williams was probably smart not to stir the pot too much.
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"Yes, it was negative what (Trump) said ... but it's not a big surprise – it wasn't a U-turn in his rhetoric on the exchange rate so far," said Commerzbank currency strategist Thu Lan Nguyen in Frankfurt.
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Last year, Hammond was forced into a U-turn on his plan to raise more tax from self-employed people after an uproar within the Conservative Party, which has since have lost its majority in parliament.
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Russian police abruptly dropped drugs charges on Tuesday against journalist Ivan Golunov, a rare U-turn by the authorities in the face of anger from his supporters who had alleged he was framed for his reporting.
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Police abruptly dropped drug charges a day earlier against investigative journalist Ivan Golunov, a rare U-turn by the authorities in the face of anger from his supporters who said he was targeted over his reporting.
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YouGov's fieldwork was conducted on Wednesday and Thursday, meaning that respondents had had time to digest both the government's screeching U-turn over the weekend (see article) and the Manchester bomb on Monday evening (see article).
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"Yes, it was negative what (Trump) said...but it's not a big surprise; it wasn't a U-turn in his rhetoric on the exchange rate so far," said Commerzbank currency strategist Thu Lan Nguyen in Frankfurt.
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Today's U-turn should help dampen the firestorm further, but it's yet to be seen whether the duo will be able to shake off the association with their failed project — the internet has a long memory.
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Kurt Fluri, a member of the pro-business Liberals party (FDP) who brokered the compromise deal, said such maneuvering was normal a week before a parliamentary vote and he was not alarmed by the U-turn.
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Nigeria's central bank said last week it would introduce a flexible currency regime and abandon its naira peg to the dollar, a policy U-turn designed to improve exports, local manufacturing and stave off a recession.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister George Osborne faced the prospect on Friday of a politically damaging and financially costly U-turn as dissent within his ruling Conservative Party grew over his plans to cut disability benefits.
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The Ontario provincial government's recent U-turn on private marijuana sales has left municipal planners in Toronto in the dark and scrambling to adapt to the new regime that is not yet set in stone. tgam.
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While it claims that the March 20th cut-off will discourage other refugees from trying to cross the Mediterranean, the decision to accept children from the continent sets a precedent and is thus a U-turn.
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But there are concerns that the government may be defeated by pro-European rebels in May's Conservative Party on whether Britain should leave the customs union, that could force her into a damaging policy U-turn.
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So, will Trump make a total U-turn on North Korea, play nice and cooperate with China in a new format of "head-of-state" diplomacy to bring the Hermit Kingdom back into the world community?
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Mr. Kingsley was stationed in a downstairs press room, from which he prepared draft articles for three possible outcomes, from "a surprisingly direct" declaration of independence to an improbable U-turn on secessionism by Mr. Puigdemont.
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Under mounting pressure from athletes, federations and national committees to postpone the Games, the IOC did a partial U-turn on Sunday after long insisting, with Tokyo organisers, that the Games would go ahead as planned.
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Under mounting pressure from athletes, federations and national committees to postpone the Games, the IOC did a partial U-turn on Sunday after long insisting, with Tokyo organisers, that the Games would go ahead as planned.
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The BBC faced criticism for doing a u-turn and allowing Johnson to appear on the The Andrew Marr Show without having agreed to be interviewed by Neil, something it previously said it would not allow.
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Conversely, Saudi Arabia can boost output by bringing old wells back into production, but at the cost of lower ultimate recovery ("Cost of pump-at-will oil policy spurred Saudi OPEC U-turn", Reuters, Dec. 15).
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Investigators said that the cause of the crash remained under investigation, although officials were looking into reports that the bus driver had missed the exit for Waterloo Village and tried to make an illegal U-turn.
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Washington (CNN Business)The Federal Reserve isn't making a sharp U-turn when it comes to raising interest rates over the coming year, even amid growing concerns about a global slowdown, according to a top official.
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"Yes, it was negative what (Trump) said...but it's not a big surprise – it wasn't a U-turn in his rhetoric on the exchange rate so far," said Commerzbank currency strategist Thu Lan Nguyen in Frankfurt.
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May, who called a snap poll for June 8, has seen her lead fall significantly in the wake of the Manchester attack and a U-turn on plans to charge the elderly more for their care.
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The RBI is likely to soften its stance later this week and cut interest rates by mid-year at the latest - an extraordinary U-turn in policy expectations - according to the latest Reuters poll of economists.
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The prior plan had been triggered by steep fines imposed on its drivers in the Chinese-ruled territory, but the company in September did a U-turn and decided to stay on citing support from residents.
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The Tesla chief's leadership has come into question over the past few months, especially after he surprised investors by announcing he wanted to take the electric car manufacturer private — only to then make a U-turn.
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In May, Swiss voters agreed by a two-to-one margin to tighter gun controls – a U-turn on the tradition of ex-soldiers keeping assault rifles – to maintain access to the Schengen open-border system.
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Calculating it would lose too many such deals before its all-new jet was ready, Boeing did a U-turn and announced a re-engined 737 in time to win back almost half the American order.
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Helly Nahmad, who famously set the bar high in 2014 and '15 by hiring art directors to create his displays, has done a complete U-turn, showing only three Picasso paintings and an otherwise empty space.
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The climate pact U-turn may be a positive sign, but "it is just a first step", said Paulo Barreto of Imazon, a Brazilian research institute, adding he was "still concerned" about potential damage to the environment.
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Saudi Arabia had initially denied reports of Khashoggi's death but did a U-turn on Friday and confirmed that the 59-year-old Saudi dissident had in fact died in a fight within their consulate in Istanbul.
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Hammond was forced into another U-turn earlier this year, when he dropped a plan to increase social security contributions by self-employed workers after uproar among Conservative lawmakers who said it broke a 2015 election promise.
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U-turn In July on the campaign trail, Trump had said that the Ukraine crisis was "more of a Europe problem," and that the US should only step in on Crimea if European countries asked for help.
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She carried Fayth to a vehicle driven by a friend, and they drove about a half block away, made a U-turn and were about to park when they noticed Echartea rapidly approaching the vehicle, Dyer said.
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Following pressure from its investors, Shell made a U-turn setting out plans to introduce three-year or five-year carbon emissions targets linked to customers' use of its fuels and affecting executive pay beginning in 2020.
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The protest came after police abruptly dropped drug charges against investigative journalist Ivan Golunov, a rare U-turn by the authorities in the face of anger from his supporters who said he was targeted for his reporting.
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Her U-turn on a plan to fund social care for the elderly, four days after it was heralded as the centrepiece of the Conservative manifesto, turned her slogan of "strong and stable leadership" into a punchline.
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The U-turn is a fresh setback for the president's five-month-old administration, which had touted its decision to turn the refinery over to international firms with a proven track record of completing similar projects elsewhere.
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Weaker growth amid sluggish exports and a stagnant property market have allowed the BOK to contemplate stimulus again, which would mark a U-turn from its tightening cycle that began at the end of 2017, economists say.
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Organisers said 1.9m people joined the second of these demonstrations—a turnout that was all the more remarkable given that the government, less than a day earlier, had made a humiliating U-turn to placate the protesters.
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The privacy policy u-turn included sharing information for ad-targeting purposes — positioning WhatsApp to be able to target relevant businesses at users based on shared and linked data about their Facebook likes, usage and so on.
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Then Democrat Roy Cooper was elected and pulled an aggressive U-turn, going as far as to sign an executive order committing the state to cutting its greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent below 2005 levels by 2025.
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"Should the incumbent (TIM) control the new entity it would not just be a big U-turn but also a backward step," Cardani told reporters when asked about the possible merger of TIM's and Open Fiber's networks.
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The decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve to stop raising interest rates — possibly for the rest of the year — does not mark a U-turn in American monetary policy, said Jacob Frenkel, chairman of JPMorgan Chase International.
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When in July she announced a pause in the approval process for Hinkley Point C, a proposed nuclear power station due to be part-financed by China, it looked as if another U-turn might be ahead.
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Although prudent, this strategic u-turn is hitting income for well-capitalised European, Japanese, Indian and Chinese banks that have scaled back participation, although some are still infrequently buying term loan B paper from well-known clients.
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BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - Formula One has performed a U-turn and put mid-race refueling, banned in 2010 and voted against by teams only last year, back on the discussion agenda among other proposed changes for 2017.
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Eva Malecki, a spokeswoman for Capitol Police, said that when officers tried to stop the suspect, she made a U-turn in an attempt to flee, striking a vehicle and nearly hitting officers who were on foot.
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I turned right at the Super 8 onto Stone Avenue and accidentally drove past the clinic's steep driveway, so I made a U-Turn in the parking lot of Mary's Choice, the crisis pregnancy center next door.
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But in the time leading up to Mr. Puigdemont's scheduled lunchtime news conference, with word leaking out of his expected move, separatists started gathering outside the Catalan government building to protest the prospect of a U-turn.
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The selection of Mark E. Green, a former Army flight surgeon who served as a medic for a special operations team that captured Saddam Hussein, would be a sharp U-turn in civilian leadership of the Army.
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Most products made in China by big multinationals had to be physically shipped out of the country and then brought back so that they could be taxed as imports — hence, the U-turn employed by many companies.
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The woman, who is 24 but whose name was not included in the criminal complaint, told the police that while waiting at a stop sign, she saw a white S.U.V. make a U-turn to follow her.
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This June, Trump praised Flynn when the former national security adviser who had already pleaded guilty and cooperated with Mueller's investigators made a U-turn and hired Sidney Powell, an outspoken Mueller critic, as his new lawyer.
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It's a U-turn for Romney, who had routinely brushed off questions from reporters as he shuffled around the U.S. Capitol attending freshman orientation and largely kept his public focus off Trump following his comfortable election win.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is considering a u-turn in its retail banking strategy and may opt for a full integration of its Postbank operations instead of a sale, three people close to the bank said.
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Van der Bellen is also seeking to capitalize on Hofer's U-turn on Britain's Brexit vote - Hofer initially said Austria could hold its own referendum on leaving the EU within a year, but now no longer wants one.
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After gathering her daughter, Menagh got into a male friend's car and drove away, but when they made a U-turn and prepared to stop about a block away, Dyer said, they saw Echartea walking rapidly toward them.
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Several analysts have raised concerns over earnings this quarter due to external challenges such as low economic growth, uncertainty over a U.S.-China trade deal, Brexit and a U-turn on major central bank policy toward more easing.
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The disruptions triggered a U-turn in the outlook for the oil market from Goldman Sachs, which had long warned of global storage hitting capacity and of another oil price crash to as low as $20 per barrel.
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The strikes are the first since Ryanair managed to quell last year's disputes by reaching pay deals with many staff in Europe following its dramatic U-turn in late 2017 to recognize trade unions for the first time.
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"Burundi's u-turn on its recent ban against pregnant students and teenage mothers who are in school is welcome," said Elin Martinez, child rights researcher with Human Rights Watch, calling the ban "highly damaging" to thousands of students.
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Fortunately, if you head north on the 1 and bust a U-turn halfway to Malibu, you can just pull over on the side of the road and walk down an embankment to some primo beach real estate.
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But these are city raccoons that tend to make a U-turn for civilization when dropped off in nature, said Stanley D. Gehrt, a wildlife ecologist at Ohio State University who has studied urban raccoons for two decades.
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"This marks a u-turn of its 2015-18 hiking cycle, and its patience since March 2019, and provides investors with more certainty about the outlook for the price of money," Accendo Markets analyst Michael van Dulken said.
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A seismic shift in privacy policy by messaging app WhatsApp The WP29 group wrote to WhatsApp founder Jan Koum yesterday, setting out its concerns about the privacy policy U-turn — including how the shift was communicated to users.
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The reference is to Hollande's mid-term U-turn on a pledge to take on the world of high finance and big business - a broken promise that helped make him the least popular president in post-war history.
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The surge in turnover came during a volatile period for financial markets as stocks sold off heavily in December, forcing the world's major central banks, led by the U.S. Fed, to make a U-turn in tightening policy.
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"The minutes were not as deterministic as market optimists had hoped when it comes to the consideration that appeared to anchor the Feds dramatic policy U-turn in January," said Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz.
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Turkey has become a close ally of Russia in the past year, marking an extraordinary U-turn in a once rocky relationship, and Turkey is showing signs that it is less interested in having allies in the West.
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The diplomatic U-turn is all the more surprising when you consider that Qatar played a significant role in covering significant gas shortages in Egypt starting in 2015, when the country's own output failed to cover domestic demand.
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Hammerson's U-turn on the Intu deal comes after several retailers and restaurants, including electronics business Maplin and burger chain Byron, either fell into administration or were forced to agree restructuring plans with their creditors in recent months.
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Conservative MPs who campaigned hard for Remain are now "cautiously optimistic" about Brexit, not because they suddenly think it's a good idea, but because they would rather U-turn than lose votes among the all-powerful 52 percent.
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Mr Obama relies on technology and modest air campaigns to constrain the West's enemies while refusing to commit the forces on the ground needed to defeat them (his partial U-turn on Afghanistan is typically grudging and insufficient).
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Dashcam video released by the Marion County Sheriff's Office shows the deputy making a U-turn at a red light in Ocala, Florida, before pulling on the side of the road to meet baby Kingston and his mother.
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That is a complete U-turn in expectations from a survey taken last week when the yuan was forecast to have risen over 2% in a year, with the most optimistic call pencilled in for an 11% gain.
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It's a dramatic u-turn from less than two weeks ago when both Republican and Democratic senators viewed Kavanaugh's confirmation as inevitable and red-state Democrats under heavy pressure to support Trump's nominee months before the midterm election.
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Nigerian dollar/naira non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) gained across the curve - indicating mounting pressure for a devaluation - after the central bank said on Tuesday it would adopt a flexible foreign exchange rate regime in a policy U-turn .
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Turkey wasted no time in moving troops to key points on its border with Syria Tuesday, in an apparent attempt to mitigate any u-turn from the White House over the US withdrawal of troops from the country.
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After Mr. Small, 37, was struck and fell in the street, the woman in his car shifted into the driver's seat and drove away on Atlantic Avenue before making a U-turn and coming back, the police said.
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That has led to speculation that he will either resign — paving the way for a different leader to request an extension — or perform a dramatic U-turn and ask Brussels to extend the UK's exit date until January.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday said he doesn't want to do business "at all" with Huawei because it poses a national security threat, an apparent u-turn on a previous softening of approach to the Chinese tech giant.
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The boy was detained Friday night after he made a U-turn in a 2015 Dodge Dart on Peace Bridge in Buffalo, said Aaron Bowker, a spokesman for the Buffalo field office of US Customs and Border Protection.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's Social Democrat government on Sunday annulled a decree that would decriminalize some graft offences, an embarrassing u-turn for the country's new prime minister in the face of week-long mass protests and international rebuke.
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Amateur videos uploaded to YouTube appeared to show that at least one of the Patriot missiles fired on Sunday failed to hit its target, instead doing a U-turn and crashing with a huge flash on the ground.
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And his lack of political loyalty or ideological mooring — he stunned Republicans by striking a short-term fiscal deal with Democrats last week — has left Washington guessing about which new alliance or policy U-turn might come next.
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The announcement was an abrupt U-turn by the president, who just the week before was touting the possibility of having normal American life restart at Easter — which falls around mid-April — despite warnings from public-health officials.
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According to Refinitiv tracking data, the Adrian Darya, formerly called Grace 1, made another U-turn on Friday and headed for Turkey's Iskenderun port, 200 km (124 miles) north of Syria's Baniyas refinery, the tanker's suspected original destination.
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According to Refinitiv tracking data, the Adrian Darya, formerly called Grace 1, made a U-turn on Friday and headed for Turkey's Iskenderun port - 200 km (124 miles) north of Syria's Baniyas refinery, the tanker's suspected original destination.
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"It has not detailed the definition in terms of what an improved relationship would be, in other words what is the bag of goodies in exchange for a dramatic U-turn in their foreign policy," Mr. Frolov said.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, which won the 2015 election partly on a promise to support coal production, argues Poland cannot afford a sudden U-turn and needs the transition to greener energy to be gradual.
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If Johnson does a U-turn and goes "soft Brexit," then keeping the UK close to Europe really helps Johnson with the Northern Ireland issue, by keeping NI closer to the EU. It saves him lots of hassle.
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Woods had been hoping to make his tournament comeback after 14 months out following back surgeries, but in a surprise U-turn he said that his game was not sharp enough for him to compete in the Oct.
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Flight LH404 departed from Frankfurt, Germany, and was destined for JFK Airport in New York but was forced to do a U-turn as it reached the Atlantic because of a fault in the plane&aposs hydraulics system.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan government agency that does the bean counting, if we don't take a U-turn on the president's tax and spending policies, our collective finances will end in a train wreck.
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Allocations to bonds jumped by 22 percentage points to the highest since September 2430 as dovish signals from central banks and rock-bottom inflation expectations triggered a U-turn in rate forecasts, the monthly survey showed on Tuesday.
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. – A school bus driver who investigators say caused a fatal crash on a New Jersey highway by crossing three lanes of traffic in an apparent attempt to make an illegal U-turn was released pending trial Wednesday.
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"The key takeaway from the (policy) meetings is that there is limited room for further marginal monetary easing...However, we dont see a U-turn of its monetary policy any time soon." analysts at OCBC said in a note.
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The decision to provide more money marked a U-turn for the austerity-minded government, which said in May that it would start closing the mine if a private investor was not found by the end of the year.
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The shock contraction reinforced financial market views that the central bank is likely to make a U-turn on policy, shifting to an easing stance and possibly cutting interest rates to counter declining business confidence and growing external risks.
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The driver does a rapid U-turn, and I peer back through the night to see my mentor hobbling over the dirt in his neatly pressed chinos, picking his way over the rubble to whatever place he calls home.
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Campaigners said global criticism of the ban may have pressurized authorities into making a u-turn - but added that much more needed to be done to curb the sexual exploitation of young girls and high rates of teen pregnancies.
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It was a dramatic U-turn for the pope, who eight days earlier told reporters aboard his plane returning from Latin America he was sure Barros was innocent and that the Vatican had received no concrete evidence against him.
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Carmakers that have spent a decade shrinking engine capacities to meet emissions goals are now being forced into a costly U-turn, industry sources said, as more realistic on-the-road testing exposes deep flaws in their smallest motors.
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SPIELBERG, Austria (Reuters) - Red Bull slapped down Carlos Sainz on Friday for suggesting he was likely to leave their Toro Rosso Formula One team at the end of the season, prompting a swift u-turn by the Spanish driver.
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Bostic, who is a voting member of the Fed's rate-setting committee this year, said the U.S. central bank did not see anything on the horizon that would make it nervous about a U-turn on the inflation front.
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MADRID — Two days after elections weakened his hand, Pedro Sánchez, Spain's caretaker Socialist prime minister, made an abrupt U-turn on Tuesday and agreed to partner with a hard-left party he had previously rejected to form a government.
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The low-drama Senate floor debate marks a stark U-turn from the intense GOP feuding over a mammoth defense policy bill, where Republicans blocked each others' amendments and sniped at each other during a closed-door policy lunch.
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The move prompted the central bank to abandon its 15-month naira peg to the dollar to adopt a flexible currency regime, a policy U-turn designed to boost exports and local manufacturing and to stave off a recession.
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The decision to provide more money for Terrafame marked a U-turn for the austerity-minded government, which had earlier said it would start closing the mine if no private investors were found by the end of the 2016.
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"The key takeaway from the (policy) meetings is that there is limited room for further marginal monetary easing...However, we don't see a U-turn of its monetary policy any time soon." analysts at OCBC said in a note.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A proposed energy U-turn by South Korea's new government would put the environment at the center of energy policy, shifting one of the world's staunchest supporters of coal and nuclear power toward natural gas and renewables.
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"The time has come and political will has occurred to remove this stigma of Slovak politics," added Fico, who refused to back the cancellation efforts in the past but made a U-turn last month to meet public demands.
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And I remember it was almost useless when guiding one of my drivers in Bangalore, an Indian city notorious for its traffic, leading me to alleyways that were too small for cars, where we were forced to U-turn.
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Now, not only is that off the table but some might use a Brexit U-turn to push London to give up other privileges, such as its roughly 50-percent rebate on EU dues, if it wanted to remain.
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Investigators from the New Jersey State Police and the Morris County Prosecutor's Office determined that Mr. Muldrow attempted an illegal U-turn on the highway after missing an exit, according to a news release they issued on Thursday afternoon.
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The states argue that DACA had become so entrenched in the immigration system that to abruptly end it was "arbitrary and capricious," and that such a U-turn demanded a better explanation than what administration officials offered on Tuesday.
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In a strategic u-turn, Qiagen said last year that it would stop developing its next-generation genome sequencing machines and instead collaborate with industry leader Illumina, a shift that led to the resignation of its long-time CEO.
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The last inter-Korean summit was in 2007, when South Korean President Roh met Kim's father, late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. 'Something to work with' Though surprising, the statements from North Korea aren't a complete U-turn.
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Osborne last week said he wanted to raise the higher tax rate threshold while also announcing cuts in disability welfare spending, prompting Britain's pensions minister to resign and forcing the government into a U-turn on the welfare cuts.
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The five biggest holdings in the U-Turn ETF as of November 22 were online travel company Expedia (EXPE), industrial supplies manufacturer WW Grainger (GWW), tool giant Stanley Black & Decker (SWK), regional bank Zions (ZION) and insurer Unum (UNM).
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Retired senior Hong Kong government official Joseph Wong said he was shocked by Beijing's U-turn, but the situation had become so untenable that he believed it had led to a recalculation by Han after meeting Lam in Shenzhen.
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"It seemed like he heard a lot of feedback and opened his mind to thinking about this in a different way," Ilyse Hogue, president of the abortion rights group NARAL Pro-Choice America, told the Washington Post about Biden's U-turn.
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It's a pretty heavy u-turn from Chris' usual Happy Bachelor Couples propaganda, but I suppose he only gets so many chances to be right when he promises a season is going to be the Most Dramatic (™) one yet.
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In a policy U-turn, the mayor of Marseille, Jean-Claude Gaudin, has just opened the way for a casino operation in the Mediterranean port city of more than 800,19073 people, where one in four resident lives below the poverty line.
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Dollar sentiment has undergone a U-turn in recent days with weak European data and expanding stimulus in China boosting appetite for the greenback, despite indications from the U.S. Federal Reserve that interest rate increases may be over for now.
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The low-drama Senate floor debate marks a stark U-turn from the intense GOP feuding over a mammoth defense policy bill… Lawmakers have until the end of September to fund the government and avoid the third shutdown of the year.
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Some believe Nicaragua's U-turn, recent weather disasters and growing Chinese and Indian climate leadership combined may have a slim chance of nudging Trump back to the pact he said the United States would leave because it would harm the economy.
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While a complete U-turn in expectations for Fed policy toward easing compared to tightening at the start of the year has not driven the dollar weaker, the latest poll of 60 analysts still showed a weaker outlook for the greenback.
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The abduction of the oil survey team and a rescue attempt that led to multiple fatalities have led to a U-turn by the government and military, who earlier this month had said Boko Haram were defeated and all but eliminated.
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When David Cameron did a U-turn on Wednesday and agreed that the UK could take in up to 3,000 unaccompanied minors after all, I can't imagine it was because he sympathized with the young Syrians fleeing their decimated homeland.
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There was only one reason for the U-turn: Duterte was furious that drugs-squad cops had not only kidnapped and murdered a South Korean businessman, they had strangled him to death in the headquarters of the Philippines National Police itself.
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Thing is, having invited the hate-filled voices in, and allowed so many trolls to feel privileged to speak out, Twitter is faced with a philosophical U-turn in extricating its product from the unpleasantness its platform has become synonymous with.
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"Nothing has changed, nothing has changed, we are offering a long-term solution for the sustainability of social care for the future," she said, shaking her head and raising her voice as it was described as a U-turn by journalists.
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The supply cut was a policy U-turn after the producer alliance known as OPEC+ agreed in June 2600 to boost supply amid pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to lower prices and cover an expected shortfall in Iranian exports.
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They represent a U-turn for leftist Prime Minister Robert Fico, who withdrew Slovak soldiers from Iraq during his first term in 2006, and repeatedly criticized the requirement for NATO allies to spend 2 percent of gross domestic product on defense.
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It is the aircraft of the Ministry of Defense, the airspace of the Russian Federation, there cannot be such a version... The plane had to make a U-turn after takeoff over the sea (and) may (have taken) the wrong direction.
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The U-turn comes at a challenging time for Ekholm, who after only five months in the top job is being pressed by activist investor Cevian Capital, which has a $1 billion stake in the company, to make faster changes.
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Dollar sentiment has undergone a U-turn in recent days with weak European data and expanding stimulus in China boosting demand for the greenback, despite indications from the U.S. Federal Reserve that interest rate increases may be over for now.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel will not risk her reputation and credibility with a refugee policy U-turn in spite of the growing anti-immigration sentiment at home and Donald Trump's election victory in the U.S., an analyst has told CNBC.
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The bank tried to normalize its policy last year — and catch up with other central banks like the U.S. Federal Reserve — but with global trade wars and softness in China most of these banks have now signaled a U-turn.
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Valls, accused by many in the party of betraying left-wing values by overseeing a pro-business U-turn under Socialist President Francois Hollande, quickly found himself on the defensive in the debate over his policy on migrants while in office.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek 100 meters butterfly champion Kristel Vourna has spoken of her "relief and joy" after an unlikely U-turn by the World Swimming Federation (FINA) following an initial blunder which means she can participate in next month's Rio Olympics.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's lead over the opposition Labour Party dropped to 0093 percentage points in a poll published on Tuesday, the latest to show a tightening race since the Manchester bombing and a U-turn over social care plans.
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The latest findings come as a global economic slowdown is well underway, the Federal Reserve has made a U-turn on policy switching to wait-and-see mode and other major central banks have backtracked on recent policy tightening plans.
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Wright failed to persuade a sceptical bitcoin community in May that he was Nakamoto, performing a U-turn on his promise to provide further proof and saying that he lacked the "courage" to put "years of anonymity and hiding behind" him.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond announced a tax policy U-turn on Wednesday, scrapping a planned rise in an employment levy announced in a budget just a week ago following criticism that the measure breached his party election promises.
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But when the thief made a U-turn, passing Huo's truck on the other side of the street, Huo got down from the truck, crossed over and jumped on the front of the moving bike, taking the rider down with it.
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"All began routinely enough, with 'sugar and spice and all things nice' and such, but I was ill prepared for the most sudden U-Turn on Page 6, where we're introduced to Daddy's friendly looking 'seed pods'!" she wrote on Facebook.
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Beijing's economic policy U-turn around this time last year may not have resonated across the world in the same way as Britain's vote to leave the European Union or the U.S. electorate's vote for Donald Trump as its next president.
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But he was undone by a recession, an infamous U-turn on a campaign pledge not to raise taxes and a more nebulous but important perception that he was not in touch with the challenges faced by the general public.
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The minority Social Democrat-Green coalition have imposed border checks and tighter rules in a U-turn on decades of generous asylum policies, as popular anger at other EU countries has grown for not doing enough to share the burden.
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But May's office published her reply to Corbyn late on Sunday, showing little appetite for a U-turn which would risk splitting her fractious party by ruling out the scope for Britain to strike its own trade deals around the world.
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He's going for notes he can't quite reach on "FWU," and he pulls a dangerous U-turn on "Muse" after he spots a beautiful woman from Oakland: "The fuck I'm doing?" he sings in a near-comic moment of self-reflection.
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The U-turn by Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez comes as she faces pressure to defend her decision to shut more than half the country's mines, a move that prompted an industry outcry and concerns about lost revenue.
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This exhibition, loosely known as "China/Avant-Garde" (or, as others called it, "The Great Leap Somewhere"), was advertised with crudely printed posters that were tied to the museum railings and showed the global road symbol for "no U-turn".
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Worried by a drop in oil prices due to slowing demand and record supply from Saudi Arabia, Russia and the United States, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is talking about a policy U-turn just months after increasing production.
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Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), center-right Leader: Aleksandar Vucic The Progressive Party was founded in 2008 when its leader Aleksandar Vucic, now prime minister, and Serbia's current President Tomislav Nikolic left the ultra-nationalist Radical Party, making a policy U-turn.
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"The global economy is still okay, but the risk is now very high, and if trade policies don't make a U-turn very soon, we'll see a measurable impact on growth already next year," UniCredit chief economist Erik Nielsen said.
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The op-ed was a dramatic U-turn for Romney, who had routinely brushed off questions from reporters as he shuffled around the U.S. Capitol attending freshman orientation and largely kept his public focus off Trump following his comfortable election win.
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"The global economy is still OK, but the risk is now very high, and if trade policies don't make a U-turn very soon, we'll see a measurable impact on growth already next year," said UniCredit chief economist Erik Nielsen.
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U-TURN FROM RECESSION A report that Germany would be prepared to ditch its balanced budget rule and take on new debt to counter a possible recession also helped the banks break a 5-day losing streak and rise 1.6%.
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"Working on the hopeful assumption that central banks are going to step in and try and force the global economy into a U-turn away from a recession, the markets were fairly uniform in their gains," Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell said.
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May, who called a snap vote to boost her majority before talks with the European Union, has seen her Conservatives' double-digit lead over the opposition Labour Party ebb after an attack in Manchester and a U-turn on social care.
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The boy was detained Friday night after he made a U-turn in a 2015 Dodge Dart on the Peace Bridge in Buffalo, New York, said Aaron Bowker, a spokesman for the Buffalo field office of US Customs and Border Protection.
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"I made the right choices for the French economy," he said, defending a pro-business U-turn a year and a half into his mandate after having risen to power in 2012 vilifying the financial sector as his biggest enemy.
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The shock contraction boosted money market bets that the central bank is likely to make a U-turn on policy soon, shifting to an easing stance and possibly cutting interest rates to counter waning business confidence and growing external risks.
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But while this is the first time since the financial crisis of 2007-8 that a higher tax, higher spend fiscal policy has received such backing, the survey result does not necessarily reflect a total U-turn in public sentiment.
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Earlier on Tuesday, France's prime minister suspended planned increases to fuel taxes for at least six months in response to weeks of sometimes violent protests, in the first major U-turn by President Emmanuel Macron's administration after 18 months in office.
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The supply cut was a policy U-turn after the producer alliance known as OPEC+ agreed in June 2.183 to boost supply amid pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to lower prices and cover an expected shortfall in Iranian exports.
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The policy U-turn makes Madrid the first major European city to reverse a ban on high-emissions vehicles and allow cars unfettered access to an area that was placed out of bounds for many less than a year ago.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's prime minister on Tuesday suspended planned increases to fuel taxes for at least six months in response to weeks of sometimes violent protests, the first major U-turn by President Emmanuel Macron's administration in 18 months in office.
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But at multiple points this year — including the president's last-minute U-turn over sanctions on the Chinese technology firm ZTE and the deployment of tariffs against American allies on national security grounds — it has been its own worst enemy.
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Yet just hours later, in the same room on the fourth floor of the commission's headquarters in Ankara, the same judges made a U-turn that the opposition says has rendered it impossible to verify the results of the contested election.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who made a U-turn on promises to end austerity and was forced to sign up to a new bailout last summer, was re-elected in September on pledges to implement the EU/IMF prescribed reforms.
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It took a few tries and an illegal U-turn, but we soon found ourselves outside the Teatro Gerolamo, a miniature version of La Scala familiar to past generations of cultivated Milanese audiences from the marionette shows of their childhoods.
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Italy's political system faces another potential U-turn: The leader of the anti-establishment Five Star Movement has resigned, raising the prospect that the hard-right politician Matteo Salvini could begin making a comeback, starting with regional elections this weekend.
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While the strikes are the longest running in decades, they have failed to paralyse France in the way achieved by a wave of industrial action in 1995 that forced a government u-turn from which the prime minister never recovered.
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Musk's leadership has come into question over the past few months, especially after he surprised investors by announcing he wanted to take the electric car manufacturer private — only to then make a U-turn, deciding it was better to remain public.
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With any luck, Johnson is lying — again — and will perform a U-turn once the bunting is cleared away from what will undoubtedly be a tub-thumping Independence Day celebration redolent of imperial nostalgia and a pastiche of a royal jubilee.
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But days later, in a remarkable U-turn, he appointed the Church's most experienced sexual abuse investigator to look into the accusations that Bishop Juan Barros of the diocese of Osorno in Chile had covered up sexual crimes against minors.
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In a video obtained by Radio Free Europe on Monday that purports to show the attack, a car can be seen making a U-turn on a rural road and then speeding back through a group of fallen and injured cyclists.
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Ardern made a surprise U-turn in April by ruling out a capital gains tax during her tenure, long a Labour policy to tackle wealth inequality, and later rejected most recommendations from an advisory group to reform the social welfare system.
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Euro/dollar, the world's biggest currency pair, has not traded below $22 or above $210 since October, a range of little more than 18.43%, even with trade war and recession threats and the U.S. Federal Reserve's U-turn on interest rates.
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SINGAPORE/HOUSTON (Reuters) - World oil markets have undergone a U-turn, switching from supply-side risks like OPEC's production cuts or U.S. sanctions against producers Iran and Venezuela, analysts said, to concerns of slowing consumption amid fears of a global recession.
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LONDON, Aug 8 (Reuters) - German government bond yields rose and the stock market extended gains on Thursday after a senior government official told Reuters that Berlin was considering a fiscal policy U-turn to issue new debt to finance a climate protection package.
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Photo: Bradley Gordon/FlickrEarly last year, in a colossal U-turn, the NIH's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) issued updated clinical guidelines advising parents to feed peanuts to infants at an early age to prevent the onset of dangerous allergies.
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Whoever succeeds him must help steer Airbus out of its current crisis and fill a vacuum left by Leahy and the U-turn over the appointment of Rao: heavyweights able to run "game-changing" campaigns in a sales war with Boeing, insiders said.
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Muldrow allegedly missed the turn that would take the passengers to Waterloo Village and then attempted to make a U-turn between the east and westbound lanes of Route 80 near Mount Olive Township when the bus was hit by a dump truck.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Surprise policy shifts, such as an apparent U-turn over a locomotive deal with General Electric, risk undermining Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship 'Make in India' initiative, which aims to create millions of jobs and boost growth, industry executives say.
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But, after his party won its third term in 2011, Erdogan appeared to make a U-turn, shutting down or taking over much of the independent media, purging the government bureaucracy of those deemed not loyal and placing the judiciary under political control.
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Osborne was forced into a major policy U-turn last year when he announced plans to cut tax credits for low-earning households but dropped them after they were opposed by lawmakers across the political spectrum and rejected by parliament's upper house.
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WEALE'S U-TURN Stock markets have recovered well from the shock of Britain's vote last month to leave the European Union, largely on the presumption that central banks would wade in with more stimulus to offset any blow to still meagre global growth.
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How you begin a self-driving ride with Lyft But it was also very human: When waiting for oncoming traffic to thin out so it could perform a U-turn, the car didn't just position itself in the left turning lane and stop.
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One witness told police he was driving northbound on 1-75 when a white sedan passed him in the left lane and then pulled into the U-turn area of the median, according to the police report obtained by PEOPLE in March.
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While only a few respondents predicted a restart to the ECB's money printing, it is a complete U-turn in expectations: Economists in Reuters polls this year have repeatedly said it was not a mistake to shutter the QE program in December.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), India's federal bank, has now been touted as the 'Reverse Bank of India' or even the 'Rollback Bank of India', following its most recent U-turn that has to do with the deposit of scrapped currency notes.
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The poll was conducted on May 26 and May 27 in the aftermath of a suicide bombing which killed 22 people in Manchester last Monday and following a government U-turn on unpopular proposals to make elderly people pay more towards their care.
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However, while EU leaders have made no secret of being ready to extend the deadline for a few weeks, there are reservations about any longer delay, short of a U-turn in Britain and a call from London to call Brexit off.
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Their self-driving experience, dubbed Drive4U, was the most problematic in that a driver making a U-turn ahead tripped up the vehicle and the safety driver had to take over — but again, it was another ride through bright lights and wide boulevards.
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In the first positive rating action for France since the loss of its triple-A in 2012, the U.S. rating agency said the reforms carried out since Hollande's pro-business U-turn in 2013 should boost job creation, competitiveness and public finances.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's centrist presidential hopeful Pedro Pablo Kuczynski canceled plans to take part in a rally against his rival Keiko Fujimori on Tuesday, in a last-minute U-turn that could reinforce a view he is indecisive ahead of Sunday's vote.
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His tirades may also have gotten Kim's attention -- though the North's status as an effective nuclear power following a flurry of nuclear and missile tests may have more to do with the North Korean leader's U-turn -- from a position of strength.
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Named economic adviser by Hollande at the beginning of his term, he once quipped that the Socialist's 75 percent tax on millionaires would turn France into "Cuba without the sun" and played a role in the president's economic U-turn 3 years ago.
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"Yes, the UK election is still something which markets are still worrying about, but one thing which is pretty much certain within the UK elections is that there is no (Brexit) U-turn on the cards," wrote ThinkMarket analysts in a research note.
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The Maran Gas Amphipolis tanker, carrying around 163,500 cubic metres of LNG produced in the United States, was initially headed toward Kuwait's port of Mina Al-Ahmadi but made a U-turn on Wednesday to head for Dubai's port of Jebel Ali.
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Hammond took the blame for a policy U-turn in March when he quickly dropped a plan to raise social security tax for self-employed workers after Conservative lawmakers protested that it broke promises made by the party before an election in 2015.
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Uber is set to reverse a controversial decision to collect users' location information after their trip ends, Reuters reports, with the privacy u-turn coming first to the iPhone app — expected to get the update this week — and subsequently to Uber's Android app.
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Milan-based Mediaset said the U-turn by the French media group resulted in "a series of extraordinary one-off charges" amounting to 269.3 million euros at the operating profit level, bogged down further by an additional loss of 72 million euros.
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SPIELBERG, Austria (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton performed a U-turn on Thursday and said his Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff would be the right man to run Formula One, days after saying the next person to do the job should be an outsider.
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The SNB's last two rate cuts were announced outside of regularly scheduled policy meetings and its biggest U-turn, to end a franc cap against the euro, dubbed locally as the "Frankenshock", came a month after the SNB's December 2014 policy meeting.
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