First, the problem Dreamers and their employers face right now is uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty.
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It's when you have uncertainty, regulatory uncertainty, congressional uncertainty that can ripple through the RIN price markets.
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Patients and doctors contend with two major forms of uncertainty: uncertainty of evidence and uncertainty of outcome.
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I hear from business people around the district about concerns about uncertainty: uncertainty about trade, uncertainty about global events.
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Statistical uncertainty is compounding the uncertainty over Chinese aluminium policy.
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These days, savvy election watchers have to keep two ideas in their heads at the same time: In other words: uncertainty, uncertainty, uncertainty.
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So, by those measures of uncertainty, we're not seeing substantial uncertainty.
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"It's not just U.S.-China uncertainty; it's global uncertainty," Freeman said.
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"You can't hedge uncertainty and Washington is giving us uncertainty," said Ader.
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"It brings uncertainty, and uncertainty is difficult for any industry," Beane said.
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AND SO IT'S CERTAINLY AN UNCERTAINTY, A MATERIAL UNCERTAINTY TO THE OUTLOOK.
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"Investors don't like uncertainty, and a new regime injects uncertainty," he said.
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There is uncertainty when to harvest, there is uncertainty with their bankers.
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"If you go to the Middle East, there is uncertainty; if you go to Asia, there is uncertainty; if you look at Europe, there is uncertainty; and then you go to Washington and there is uncertainty," Mr. Spiesshofer said.
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It's funny what happens when people deal with uncertainty; uncertainty is the worst.
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"The markets do not like uncertainty, and coronavirus is uncertainty," the official said.
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Trade uncertainty will only compound this, creating the uncertainty that investors don't like.
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The election did resolve one uncertainty, but in a way that increased overall uncertainty.
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Given the amount of risk in the global economy, the amount of uncertainty, not only uncertainty about the US, but uncertainty about the emerging market economies, Brexit is another-, adds another layer of uncertainty, Europe will have to be strong and united.
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" BOC'S POLOZ: UNCERTAINTY AROUND U.S. TRADE POLICY REMAINS "That (trade policy) uncertainty I think remains.
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That doesn't mean there's not uncertainty, and there's certainly uncertainty in trade and a lot of focus with trade, and there's certainly uncertainty about some of our foreign trading partners.
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One point of uncertainty: President-elect Donald Trump One point of uncertainty: President-elect Donald Trump.
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You know, the markets don't do well with uncertainty and this is a cloud of uncertainty.
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There is great uncertainty, and uncertainty translates into risk premia both in economies and financial markets.
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The WHO's Kieny also expressed uncertainty about the vaccine timeline uncertainty during the February press briefing.
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"For us uncertainty is not positive ... and this uncertainty is reflected in the outlook," Maziad said.
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More generally, uncertainty over the composition of the next government adds to uncertainty about fiscal consolidation.
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THIS IS THE IDEA OF THE UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDING TRADE, IN ADDITION TO THE UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDING GEOPOLITICS.
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"This introduces an element of uncertainty to the mix, and uncertainty is not great for investors."
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Others have suggested that the market rallied because the election reduced uncertainty, and markets hate uncertainty.
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" GLOBAL ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY "There are some positive movements in the global economy but uncertainty remains high.
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Sanchez also added that political uncertainty, coming up on the presidential election, could add to market uncertainty.
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That uncertainty works for the film, because it mirrors Huma's very apparent uncertainty about her own decisions.
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So, this uncertainty builds up anxiety and this uncertainty can be disastrous, if it's not well managed.
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Markets don't like uncertainty, but this is the ultimate uncertainty because there is no clear time frame.
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Uncertainty Adding to all this uncertainty is the confusion of what happens after the Dalai Lama dies.
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Such predictions are fraught with uncertainty; it is the job of economic planners to reduce that uncertainty.
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John McFarlane: You're absolutely correct that political uncertainty leads to economic uncertainty and these things are interdependent.
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Mayer said that the uncertainty around the Huawei ban is also fueling uncertainty in the telecommunications industry.
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So, the first reason I hear not only in Texas but nationwide is uncertainty -- policy uncertainty generally.
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However, declines in global growth and the remaining trade uncertainty with China have added uncertainty to the market.
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"There's just some uncertainty, and uncertainty is one of the things that's so anxiety-provoking," she tells us.
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"When it comes to coping with uncertainty and sitting with uncertainty, self-care of course is super important."
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"This story is a lot about uncertainty — uncertainty throughout the whole process," Schuster told me at one point.
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When you're going through a life change, it's a disruption that causes uncertainty, and uncertainty causes anxiety and stress.
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"Although there is uncertainty in cloud feedbacks, that uncertainty is pushing us toward more warming, not less," he says.
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"In this kind of environment with geopolitical uncertainty and trade uncertainty, you've got to be in gold," Tice said.
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"This introduces an element of uncertainty to the mix, and uncertainty is not great for investors," Mr. Obstfeld said.
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"The key thing here is just the uncertainty and also the uncertainty heading into the holiday period," Sinha said.
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We can't live with this uncertainty, and, of course, the uncertainty is also not helping the population at large.
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Uncertainty over whether their renewal applications will be accepted; uncertainty over whether they can sign leases or enroll for another school year; uncertainty in knowing that their days working legally and living securely in the US are numbered; uncertainty that their US-born children could find out how tenuous their parents' presence is.
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"Uncertainty about economic growth over the next 100 years accounts for half the total uncertainty in the model," he said.
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LORETTA MESTER: Yeah, I mean, the trade uncertainty and the uncertainty over policy has been with us for a while.
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So the analysts added a third uncertainty spread, "proposed policy uncertainty," to their projection: The proposed policies are ... somewhat helpful.
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"A lot of the Fed uncertainty stems from the economic uncertainty ... that is impacting businesses of all sizes," he said.
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It all means there is more uncertainty in the market, uncertainty about trade wars, about technology and about regulatory actions.
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"The cost pressures are more from the political uncertainty than the economic uncertainty," Chief Executive Officer Pete Redfern told Reuters.
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Uncertainty often breeds doubt, and doubt makes us feel uncomfortable, so we want to reduce, or better still eliminate, uncertainty.
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"In addition to uncertainty about what is going to happen, now there's uncertainty about when it will happen," he said.
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The market hates uncertainty more than anything else, and there's a lot of uncertainty emanating out of the White House.
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It seems to most of them that given uncertainty in Europe, uncertainty with the Trump agenda, and uncertainty with the global economy, well, it just seems like the Volatility Index should be a lot higher than 12.
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"It's been too long a period in South Carolina that they've been going through this uncertainty, uncertainty for Scana, its employees, its retirees, its shareholders, uncertainty for the citizens of South Carolina and their customers," Farrell told Cramer.
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The right portfolio strategy is typically a mixture of enduring uncertainty for high returns and enjoying less uncertainty but lower returns.
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My own research on trade policy uncertainty shows that bilateral and multilateral trade agreements reduce uncertainty and promote investment and exports.
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The uncertainty of how all this will be navigated is only compounded by the uncertainty of who will do the navigating.
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Stock markets plunged again on Monday amid investor uncertainty that some market-watchers blame on uncertainty emanating from the Trump administration.
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And one can conclude that the sharp rise in trade uncertainty is a major factor keeping global uncertainty at elevated levels.
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The public may not naturally have much tolerance for uncertainty, but uncertainty is the best that many scientific arguments can produce.
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Uncertainty about what is considered harassment was more common among Republicans, at 65%, but with just 39% of Democrats expressing uncertainty.
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Market uncertainty kept the dollar in a tight range after a volatile week that underlined growing uncertainty over how Trump would govern.
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Uncertainty lingers back home Trump is embarking upon his first international trip at a moment of deep uncertainty for his young presidency.
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"The stock market does not like uncertainty, and the president's Twitter feed is nothing but uncertainty," political analyst Bill Schneider told Hill.
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"The market does not like uncertainty, so you have very high valuations and a new uncertainty that wasn't there before," said Sanchez.
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"The thing about uncertainty is that for a business or an investor, is that it's inherently impossible to price uncertainty," he said.
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But what it does immediately is introduce a lot more risk and uncertainty into an industry that doesn't deal well with uncertainty.
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The US Economic Policy Uncertainty Index, which measures policy uncertainty by tracking news articles, surged to a three year-high in August.
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The strangeness and uncertainty of the moment was matched only by the strangeness and uncertainty of what unfolded on my laptop screen.
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Global uncertainty has been a drag on the banks so far this year, and next week may bring the uncertainty to a boil.
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Wider Economic Uncertainty The last option is that there are events happening in our world economy that are bringing uncertainty to the markets.
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Lloyds said economic uncertainty was identified as the main threat over the next six months, followed by weaker UK demand and political uncertainty.
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This trade stuff is not only directly affecting decision but it also increases uncertainty and uncertainty is not a friend of the economy.
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"The political turmoil created uncertainty, and uncertainty is poison for investment," said Olaf Wortmann, economist for the Mechanical Engineering Industry Association in Frankfurt.
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One index tracking world trade uncertainty has spiked recently, driving up overall global uncertainty that in the past has set the stage for downturns.
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We're always operating in an environment of uncertainty by the very nature of what we're doing — so increased uncertainty doesn't phase us too much.
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It is uncertainty that constantly tries to derail the best-planned missions and it is uncertainty that oftentimes finds civilians caught in the middle.
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By deferring to the FCC, the Supreme Court created uncertainty about how broadband services would be regulated — uncertainty that has lingered to this day.
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Technology, Einstein says, has made it more difficult for us to manage uncertainty, and not being able to sit with uncertainty makes us more anxious.
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"The Brexit vote creates uncertainty for the automotive sector and uncertainty is not helpful when it comes to making long-term business decisions," BMW said.
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I think the way he is talking about things and the uncertainty – the biggest threat he has right now, potentially, is uncertainty. http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?
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At least one commented specifically on the uncertainty of the DMCA, noting the chilling effects this uncertainty had on their consideration of DMCA-related work.
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There will be uncertainty, there will be volatility around those negotiations as they proceed, and I would view this as one example of that uncertainty.
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Ultimately, the election is weighing as an uncertainty on the market that some say is akin to the uncertainty facing the "Brexit" referendum in June.
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Using survey prompts from previous academic belonging uncertainty research, Paradigm has already found that women new to Pinterest have experienced more belonging uncertainty than men.
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"Investors don't like uncertainty and this speech has created a fair amount of uncertainty," said Les Funtleyder, healthcare portfolio manager at E Squared Capital Management.
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The bank warned of ongoing economic and political uncertainty and highly competitive mortgage market, along with uncertainty surrounding U.K.'s exit from the European Union.
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Still, price uncertainty ahead means uncertainty for investors, particularly those looking at long-term, multi-billion dollar projects like those required for the extractives sector.
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"The uncertainty regarding policy leads to uncertainty regarding profits," said Richard Bernstein, chief executive and chief investment officer at Richard Bernstein Advisors in New York.
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This is a temporary moment of uncertainty and, like many other critical moments in our history, we have faced such uncertainty head on with courage.
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Frenzied uncertainty Inside the government agencies left to enact Trump's decisions, a sense of frenzied uncertainty has settled in, people familiar with the dynamic say.
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Businesses don't like uncertainty, nor should they, and this is going to be a time of uncertainty until ... Most people think that government moves quickly.
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UNCERTAINTY The bank has little room for a policy change given several factors that cause uncertainty, said Jason Tuvey, senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics.
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Uncertainty over what deal the U.K. government could do with the EU has only replaced the uncertainty that businesses were initially facing from the vote itself.
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"I am concerned about the disruption, because it causes uncertainty and uncertainty means that people are unprepared to make decisions," Chief Executive Steve Ingham told Reuters.
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However, some investors warn that uncertainty around Trump's policies and the uncertainty of whether they are approved by Congress pose major risks to current stock prices.
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"No one likes uncertainty, especially if the uncertainty period is as long as 60 days," said Ken Minjire, head of securities at Nairobi-based Genghis Capital.
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In the short term, however, those worries are offset by the broader uncertainty about what a Trump presidency would mean—and uncertainty is good for bonds.
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But while there really is a lot of uncertainty about where the Johnson/Stein voters will land, it's wrong to think of that as symmetrical uncertainty.
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"No one likes uncertainty especially if the uncertainty period is as long as 60 days," said Ken Minjire, head of securities at Nairobi-based Genghis Capital.
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Her research has focused largely on highlighting what she sees as vast uncertainty in climate forecast models and criticizing scientists and policymakers who downplay the uncertainty.
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And even if there is uncertainty about whether their symptoms are due to coronavirus or some other disease, this uncertainty could be resolved by diagnostic testing.
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Uncertainty over trade has been a major source of economic uncertainty, and by some accounts has completely countered the economic boost from Trump's signature tax cuts.
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For its part, Latin America's economy is beset by economic policy uncertainty in Brazil and Mexico and by political uncertainty in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile and Venezuela.
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This is the same value they had derived in 2011, but this time around their degree of uncertainty is far smaller: In 2009, Reiss' measurements carried a 4.7 percent uncertainty, in 2011 it was a 3.3 percent and the most recent measurement uncertainty is only 2.4 percent.
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Obviously trying to measure the impact of a covert action program is difficult and full of uncertainties, but intelligence analysts are trained to deal with uncertainty, to develop estimates broad enough to embody the uncertainty, and to use estimative language to convey that uncertainty to the customer.
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On the one hand, many financial market indicators of uncertainty remained subdued, and the uncertainty associated with the foreign outlook still appeared to be less than last year; on the other hand, uncertainty about the direction of some economic policies was judged to have remained elevated.
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On the one hand, many financial market indicators of uncertainty remained subdued, and the uncertainty associated with the foreign outlook still appeared to be less than late last year; on the other hand, uncertainty about the direction of some economic policies was judged to have remained elevated.
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Trump Jr.'s response does not reflect uncertainty in the value of what is being offered, only uncertainty as to whether the material would be as described.
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However, they are unlikely to make long-term capital investments for so long as there is so much uncertainty - particularly trade-related uncertainty - on a global basis.
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" On the weakness of political structures and the speed of technology: "The public is reacting to that uncertainty and creating, in a bizarre way, even more uncertainty.
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Permanent placement is 4 percent down so that is for us a sign of relative uncertainty, not so much an economy that is going down, but uncertainty.
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How much uncertainty is there around future business decisions about investments, given the political uncertainty about what Mr. Trump is going to do about future trade links?
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MORE UNCERTAINTY Conventional investors tend to see uncertainty as a deal-breaker so it's unsurprising that British business investment is down 1.1% since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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At the very least, it set the stage for a long courtroom battle and lots of uncertainty—and if there's one thing that businesses hate, it's uncertainty.
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Voters were "actively seeking to avoid uncertainty and maintain the status quo and yet by calling an election the Conservatives are the ones who are creating uncertainty".
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"You have this degree of uncertainty and what has seemed to be a period of heightened uncertainty," said Bill Northey at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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He claims that uncertainty in the insurance industry is evidence that Obamacare is collapsing and needs repeal, not that he and his allies have created the uncertainty.
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"Brexit uncertainty combined with political uncertainty is going to keep any big moves in check for the pound," said Neil Mellor, senior FX strategist at BNY Mellon.
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By taking this ambiguous position, Trump has heightened uncertainty about the future of Obamacare, and that uncertainty has itself become a major factor in weakening the program.
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The Rating Watch Evolving status reflects uncertainty over the future ownership of F&G Life and the uncertainty around the directional impact of the ownership on the ratings.
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The report (included in the comment linked above) and Comcast's main argument drawn from it, is that the new rules create regulatory uncertainty, and regulatory uncertainty reduces investment.
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The global economic policy uncertainty index — a gauge of uncertainty across the world — hit record highs in December amid worries over the U.S. government shutdown, the China-U.
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"The uncertainty band around the decline reflects residual uncertainty about the exact number of Iranian tankers that have been operating under the radar," Kayrros said in a report.
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Because of this, the banking system is operating in an area of uncertainty ... This additional uncertainty may in turn be a certain obstacle to a faster economic growth.
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"Markets don't like uncertainty and the German election results have injected a dose of uncertainty into markets," said Richard Falkenhall, a currency strategist at SEB AB in Stockholm.
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That leaves investors with uncertainty as investigators pore over corporate records and try to build a case — and little hobbles a company's stock price more than investor uncertainty.
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It is hardly surprising that an index from Policy Uncertainty, a geopolitical think-tank, puts global economic uncertainty at its highest since the gauge was created in 1997.
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When you're aggressive, you open yourself up to a degree of uncertainty, and it's important to me that, along with that uncertainty, I'm not also battling high costs.
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"Virtually every insurer cites policy uncertainty as a factor in premium increases, and where insurers quantify the uncertainty it's often upwards of half the premium increase," he said.
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There is some uncertainty related to, let's say, the accountable care, and how insurance coverage will evolve, but I see that as a-, as a near-term uncertainty.
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"There is some level of uncertainty as we wait till the new CEO and managing director comes in, and it does put the company in some form of uncertainty in terms of strategy," said Apurva Prasad, analyst at HDFC Securities, adding the stock reaction was more to do with uncertainty.
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"The longer there's uncertainty, the longer (insurers) don't know what the rules of the road are, the more they're going to have to adjust for that uncertainty," she said.
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Noonan cited uncertainty around Britain's plans to leave the European Union, long-term low interest rates impacting bank profitability and global economic uncertainty as factors weighing on AIB's valuation.
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RBS has continued to warn of ongoing economic and political uncertainty and a highly competitive mortgage market, along with uncertainty surrounding the U.K.'s exit from the European Union.
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Renewed fighting has increased uncertainty about continued exports from Libya while there is heightened uncertainty about future movements through the Strait of Hormuz as tensions in Gulf regions intensify.
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Spiesshofer: Now, if you take the global markets, we still have a lot of political uncertainty, we have elections coming up in Europe, which is one element of uncertainty.
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"Uncertainty shocks weighed on investment growth in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote, as well as more recently amid the renewed intensification of Brexit uncertainty," the economists said.
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The uncertainty regarding those emails, combined with the uncertainty pertaining to a great number of progressives refusing to support Clinton, makes Bernie Sanders more important than ever for Democrats.
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The equity markets dislike uncertainty and Trump's executive order introduces at least a modest level of new uncertainty, J.P. Morgan analyst Gary Taylor wrote in a note on Monday.
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But they're available only for select conditions, and more useful for uncertainty of outcome than uncertainty of evidence: You have to know roughly how many gumballs are coming out.
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"Live Uncertainty" remains mostly — thankfully — in the pavilion.
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The survey also showed corporate uncertainty was at a two-year low, although almost one in three CFOs said their firms still faced high or very high levels of uncertainty.
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"Past experience indicates that greater uncertainty, whether reflected in the Economic Policy Uncertainty Index for the UK or greater stock market volatility, would be associated with higher corporate bond spreads."
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Long-term Uncertainty from Concession Expiry: The rating factors in some long-term uncertainty relating to the expiry of TT's fixed-line concession agreement with the Turkish government in 2026.
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"The SEC has taken needed steps in 2018, targeting ICO (initial coin offerings) scams, but the uncertainty around which projects are securities versus commodities has created substantial uncertainty," he added.
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While uncertainty likely limited increases in equity indices and Treasury yields, we expect stronger potential growth to drive investment, equity prices and bond yields higher once this transitory uncertainty passes.
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"Investment coming into the UK is down amid uncertainty around Brexit and that uncertainty will linger into next year," said Dwayne Lysaght, head of UK M&A at JP Morgan.
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But onlookers suspected that the roiling uncertainty after the U.K.'s vote to exit the EU would push jumpy lawmakers to ease uncertainty wherever they could by approving the deal.
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"Hapoalim enters the 2020 coronavirus uncertainty from a position of capital strength ... as well as settling DOJ matters, subject to approvals, that removes major uncertainty," Jefferies analyst Joseph Dickerson said.
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There's still uncertainty about the exact way to do it, but most private pollsters are persuaded by the necessity of change — uncertainty is no longer an excuse to do nothing.
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"People who are in moments of transition are particularly vulnerable to con artists because transition creates emotional vulnerability because it creates uncertainty, and we really don't like uncertainty," Konnikova said.
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But for now, the trade-off is worth it because uncertainty about photons&apos arrival times causes scientists to miss more gravitational-wave signals than uncertainty about their amplitude does.
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Long-term Uncertainty from Concession Expiry The rating factors in some long-term uncertainty relating to the expiry of TT's fixed-line concession agreement with the Turkish government in 203.
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On the one hand, many indicators of uncertainty about the macroeconomic outlook continued to be subdued; on the other hand, considerable uncertainty remained about a number of federal government policies.
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Here's a graph that takes two sources of uncertainty into account: LULUCF (land use, land use change, and forests) uncertainty, which has to do with how much carbon US carbon sinks will absorb, and economic and technology uncertainty, which has to do with economic growth, transportation demand, the cost of renewable energy.
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"Most (Fed policymakers) noted that uncertainty and risks associated with trade policy had intensified and were concerned that such uncertainty and risks eventually could have negative effects," according to the minutes.
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"The uncertainty as to whether, when and to what extent an earlier intervention may take place will inevitably inject yet more uncertainty into an already complex situation," the white paper says.
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But onlookers suspected that the roiling uncertainty after the United Kingdom's recent vote to exit the EU would push jumpy lawmakers to ease uncertainty wherever they could by approving the deal.
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The uncertainty over the rate trajectory and terminal rate, coupled with the unprecedented length of this low rate period, remain key challenges and sources of uncertainty for the US banking sector.
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"Despite our best efforts to bring the university's resources to bear on this virus, we are still faced with uncertainty — and the considerable unease brought on by uncertainty," Mr. Bacow wrote.
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"I would have thought that the prospect of surprising statements coming out of the White House in the form of tweets would generate uncertainty, and markets don't like uncertainty," he said.
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ENERGY FUNDING DELAYS CAUSED 'UNCERTAINTY: The Trump administration's delays in funding projects for a Department of Energy (DOE) program created significant uncertainty for funding recipients, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) found.
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But onlookers suspected that the roiling uncertainty after the United Kingdom's recent vote to exit the EU would push jumpy lawmakers to ease uncertainty wherever they could by approving the deal.
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"There is huge uncertainty over sanctions, and we can't build a strategy with huge uncertainty in volume," said Sebastien Bariller, senior vice president of feedstock purchasing, energy and optimization at HTC.
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But that too carries uncertainty — and, now, formal pushback.
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Investors, managers, consumers, farmers, planners — they all hate uncertainty.
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But stock trading is back Thursday — along with uncertainty.
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FRANKFURT — The eurozone is in a state of uncertainty.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Uncertainty around Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA.
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The NWS is being forthright about the high amount of uncertainty involved in the New York snow forecast: WE ALSO WANT TO EMPHASIZE THE UNCERTAINTY WITH THE SNOWFALL FORECAST FOR THIS EVENT.
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Political uncertainty is also brewing in Europe, which might mean investors could divert their resources elsewhere, while Trump policy uncertainty could keep the Federal Reserve from pursuing an aggressive rate hike trajectory.
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"With the tariffs, there's this element of uncertainty and people aren't anxious to take loans at a time when there's uncertainty," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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"This latest round of tariffs will create economic uncertainty, and economic uncertainty creates wealth destruction," said Jack P. McIntyre, portfolio manager for global fixed income strategies at Legg Mason affiliate Brandywine Global.
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But this phase of uncertainty is not just limited to the U.K. At a time when business leaders head to the World Economic Forum in Davos, the world is filled with uncertainty.
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"Suffice it to say, unless you get a clear winner going into November, the uncertainty would be incredible and … uncertainty is the one thing we know above all, investors hate," Cramer said.
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"Based on survey data, uncertainty about the direction and duration of the trade war has been creating uncertainty and consequential delays in investment decisions," wrote Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies.
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This dramatic uncertainty has a lot to do with the different approaches used by astronomers to "weigh" our galaxy, not to mention the uncertainty caused by a rather enigmatic variable: dark matter.
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From Uncertainty To Advantage Certainly, the Trump administration's first few days in office have brought a new level of uncertainty into the global data privacy regime — a precarious framework to begin with.
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While small-business optimism rose following Donald Trump's election, more recent reports show the level of uncertainty among small-business owners has risen in the face of uncertainty surrounding Trump's future policies.
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"Putting a line under the Basel IV uncertainty would be a positive for the sector which is plagued by continued regulatory uncertainty to this day," Filtri wrote in a note for clients.
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In an interview with French newspaper l'Agefi, Villeroy said uncertainty over U.S. trade policy was in large part to be blamed for fueling uncertainty at the source of the current economic slowdown.
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He is convinced of this for three reasons: The trade uncertainty that has held businesses back from big capital-spending initiatives is poised to morph into political uncertainty about the 2020 elections.
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The uncertainty associated with Trump's policies and his subsequent tweeting present "uncertainty" in trading, meaning there can be "more frequent moves in gold prices, particularly amid the most recent rally," Louney said.
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The country is the euro zone's third largest economy and, with Germany still seeing political uncertainty, it's hoped that Italy won't see a period of protracted uncertainty like its northern European neighbor.
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Increased uncertainty about the standoff between the United States and China, as well as uncertainty about Brexit, is likely to continue to support safe-haven currencies and risk-off trades in coming weeks.
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"The market hates uncertainty and the uncertainty that is around this sector at the moment is driving some heavy sell-offs," said Chris Conway, head of research and trading at Australian Stock Report.
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"You have more clarity from the U.S. election, with the uncertainty from that heading lower; you've got less uncertainty from OPEC, and that's bullish for stocks," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital.
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"... It appears that political uncertainty joins economic uncertainty as one of the reasons businesses are holding off investing in capital equipment at this time," ELFA Chief Executive Ralph Petta said in a statement.
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"Brexit is a big deal (for businesses), it's the source of a lot of uncertainty and businesses do not like uncertainty," Mats Persson, U.K. Brexit strategy leader at EY, told CNBC on Thursday.
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"Policy adjustments, if they occur frequently, could cause uncertainty for the private sector, and this uncertainty could dampen private sector investment decisions," the World Bank said in its latest economic update for Tanzania.
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The central bank noted that while global growth estimates were raised, political uncertainty remains high in Europe, Israel's largest trading partner, while "there is uncertainty regarding expected economic policy" in the United States.
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"It would result in years and years of litigation and uncertainty for an industry and their employees across the country that simply can't take this uncertainty," she said, pushing for one national standard.
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"The extreme uncertainty, not just in the U.S. but all around the world, is weighing on companies, and when you get extreme uncertainty there is a tendency to hunker down," Graham told me.
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"The biggest challenge we have is knowing when that uncertainty is going to end," Chief Executive Andy Parker said, adding that he did not expect the uncertainty to last much beyond this year.
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On the one hand, many indicators of uncertainty about the macroeconomic outlook remained subdued; on the other hand, considerable uncertainty remained about a number of federal government policies relevant for the economic outlook.
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"This American election opens a period of uncertainty," Hollande said.
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With greater uncertainty, consumers are typically less willing to spend.
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Uncertainty around economic projections is highest in the poorest counties.
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Amid the uncertainty, McIlrath's play has impressed teammates and coaches.
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Lives are on hold, there is a sense of uncertainty.
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There is uncertainty about why some banks have disclosed P2G.
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It requires a full acknowledgement of uncertainty surrounding key decisions.
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The uncertainty has many already weighing their participation next year.
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VIX, Wall Street's favorite gauge of uncertainty, gained 12.2 percent.
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That may be because the stock market also hates uncertainty.
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Acting president warns North Korea may take advantage the uncertainty.
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Burr, it turned out, provoked the most uncertainty among voters.
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So holding foreign currency assets carries big uncertainty and risks.
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There is a lot of uncertainty for Donald Trump's America.
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Uncertainty from the trade war may take a toll, too.
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These operations always carry with them substantial risk and uncertainty.
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In fact, he believes the uncertainty is healthy for equities.
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Even when the game finally became available, that uncertainty lingered.
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Oil traders said Chen's removal could create uncertainty at Unipec.
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His eyes betray only a flicker of fear and uncertainty.
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Hassenfeld said there was great uncertainty on trade with Trump.
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However, Roach said uncertainty lingered about the direction of negotiations.
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Trump also starts his administration under a cloud of uncertainty.
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However, political uncertainty is clouding the outlook for major economies.
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The uncertainty knocked Dana's shares 20.6 percent lower on Sunday.
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The uncertainty is just chaotic, this is a real risk.
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"That kind of uncertainty is just not good for markets."
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Regulatory uncertainty regarding oil prices remains for the banking sector.
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Josh: It's got a feeling of uncertainty with joyful confidence.
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"Uncertainty in general is not good for business," he said.
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Every presidency brings change and uncertainty to American foreign policy.
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"(But) uncertainty surrounding (Dialog's) future performance is growing," he added.
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Gold is traditionally viewed as a safe haven from uncertainty.
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That uncertainty left reporters at the company a bit unnerved.
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OPEC cancelled an April meeting, partly due to this uncertainty.
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How do organizations best respond to this uncertainty and change?
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Instead, voters have opened the door to instability and uncertainty.
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It's a big uncertainty how much it's going to cost.
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Uncertainty is, in a nutshell, justification for action, not complacency.
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"This creates some uncertainty," analyst Morten Imsgard from Sydbank said.
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So there's a lot of uncertainty, heightened emotional feelings, stress.
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Brexit was postponed, so that was an uncertainty there, postponed.
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The election uncertainty is not a plus for the market.
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But, McCoy adds, there is still a lot of uncertainty.
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Health insurers have said they cannot plan amid the uncertainty.
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Favstar can't continue to operate in this environment of uncertainty.
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It was the Saudis who plunged the deal into uncertainty.
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And the success of that is, indeed, a frustrating uncertainty.
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That would remove some uncertainty from the industry, he said.
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Uncertainty about market reactions to the outcome of the Nov.
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The political uncertainty triggered a rise in Italian bond yields.
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Trump's election, meanwhile, seemed to generate uncertainty for tech giants.
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They also refer to "uncertainty to the West", meaning China.
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What we hear repeatedly from companies is the trade uncertainty.
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"It's a perfect storm of uncertainty on banks," Smead said.
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Ms. Carr renders Margery's uncertainty and uneasiness with painful clarity.
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There's also extreme uncertainty surrounding Brexit and Italy's budget negotiations.
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There is some uncertainty as we talk about recession's coming.
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"For now, we've got more uncertainty," he told "Squawk Box."
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Or is it to establish uncertainty where little previously existed?
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Those are the people feeling the pain from this uncertainty.
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A judge threw the Confederate statue's future into fresh uncertainty.
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OPEC canceled an April meeting, partly due to this uncertainty.
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Time has grappled with financial uncertainty for over a decade.
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There is substantial uncertainty baked into these estimates, of course.
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Tuesday's poll results soothed some fears, but uncertainty remained high.
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Her hand gestures attempt to compensate for uncertainty of expression.
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Even if they don't collapse, the uncertainty is bad enough.
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That uncertainty shock is further eroding demand for manufactured goods.
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Encryption, immigration, cyber security, energy tech — uncertainty hangs over all.
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Continued uncertainty over several trade disputes has investors on edge.
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The big takeaway from Tuesday is that Brexit uncertainty prevails.
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Tana Turns 21 contained an entire episode touting the uncertainty.
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Businesses, much like the stock market, hate uncertainty and volatility.
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The uncertainty is deliberate on the part of the Fed.
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There's so much uncertainty and that's what makes it scary.
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There is a second factor slowing the rebound: political uncertainty.
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That looming return date brings so much uncertainty and dread.
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There is still uncertainty over what Mr He has done.
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The trade spat with America has plunged firms into uncertainty.
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Were you rushing owing to growing uncertainty in the market?
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"The true threat coming this fall is the political uncertainty."
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So here we are, with months of uncertainty swept away.
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It's too early but the uncertainty of it is daunting.
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MEXICO'S PRESIDENT LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS TALK ABOUT RECESSION CREATES UNCERTAINTY
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The result's uncertainty also reflects deep frustration among the people.
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Their body language shifts from one of uncertainty to confidence.
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A lack of due process only adds to the uncertainty.
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Bangladesh is a country fraught with political and economic uncertainty.
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When will the horrifying uncertainty in my mind be quelled?
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Image: Africa Studio / ShutterstockWinemaking is always an exercise in uncertainty.
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Every day, hesitation, uncertainty, and failure cause people to quit.
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Economic uncertainty and terrible spring floods have hit rural areas.
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"There's a lot of uncertainty around changing jobs," Cooper said.
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Laroia said uncertainty persisted over the Trump administration's economic policies.
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Political uncertainty continues to keep a lid on the euro .
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You might suppose that such uncertainty would be the norm.
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Uncertainty hangs over this previously announced June 12 Singapore summit.
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"These American elections open a period of uncertainty," Holland said.
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"Uncertainty is the enemy of the business cycle," said Ahya.
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Uncertainty over the healthcare bill rattled financial markets this week.
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But the Clinton campaign's sudden uncertainty about Nevada is real.
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And that wildcard comes mostly from economic uncertainty and pain.
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Prolonged funding uncertainty likely complicated this process for program directors.
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For me, that meant living everyday with fear and uncertainty.
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The original targets were fixed in 2016 amid much uncertainty.
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Floyd's words tried to cut through the air of uncertainty.
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The hoopla cannot drown out uncertainty about the firm's future.
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A climate of uncertainty creates a climate of false alarms.
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There's still a great deal of uncertainty in this estimate.
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But this estimate suffers from three big sources of uncertainty.
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The uncertainty from trade wars should continue for some time.
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The uncertainty has put the government's future under the spotlight.
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But uncertainty over America's intentions complicates life for the Kurds.
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Legal uncertainty is always at the top of the list.
|
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One big uncertainty is how demand for oil will fare.
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This is a year where there's a lot of uncertainty.
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And, on that question, there is a lot of uncertainty.
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Britain, however, was a weak spot due to Brexit uncertainty.
|
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The rising uncertainty has not so far affected Japanese markets.
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BUT WHAT WE'RE SEEING IS THERE'S A LOT OF UNCERTAINTY.
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They live in a state of constant fear and uncertainty.
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With investors perennially wary of uncertainty, the CBOE Volatility index .
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Neuroscience tells us that uncertainty inflates our estimates of threat.
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Political uncertainty may lie ahead, even if Hofer is defeated.
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It will be great to have this uncertainty behind us.
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About not finding myself in that terrifying space, that uncertainty.
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"We don't need more uncertainty at the moment," he added.
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The chance this causes greater uncertainty cannot be ruled out.
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Amid that uncertainty, Tuesday's debate could represent a turning point.
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"These boundaries are subject to huge uncertainty," Oliver told me.
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There is a lot of uncertainty in the world today.
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They are related to the uncertainty in the authors' measurements.
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Ng said that the political uncertainty had hurt investor sentiment.
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Uncertainty about market reactions on the outcome of the Nov.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: GizmodoFear, Uncertainty, and Doubt.
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The prolonged uncertainty over Brexit will keep markets on edge.
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Above all, there is a sense of uncertainty and foreboding.
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"It's the uncertainty that gets them [smaller companies]," Stibel said.
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He doesn't understand my uncertainty about how to describe myself.
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Comey's dismissal creates uncertainty for the future of that probe.
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The U.S. political uncertainty also put a shine on gold.
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Safe havens, seen as outperforming in times of uncertainty, rose.
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Is there a thrill in the uncertainty of being independent?
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S. trade frictions, slowing economic growth and uncertainty about Brexit.
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The most uncertainty is basically there's no direction for you.
|
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Here's 31 outfits to take you through the seasonal uncertainty.
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The uncertainty has already taken stocks for a wild ride.
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The dark, glittering allure of danger and uncertainty is irresistible.
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Despite uncertainty, some luxury retailers seem to be holding up.
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Still, it warned that political uncertainty remained high in Europe.
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Rising trade tensions with the U.S. also added to uncertainty.
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European electricity forward prices were diving early on market uncertainty.
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The fear and uncertainty, especially not knowing what I had.
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But when it comes to Trump and NATO, uncertainty remains.
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By contrast, the uncertainty about Brexit has hit business investment.
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He expressed uncertainty that lobbying efforts could help the nation.
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Rich people, on the other hand, are stimulated by uncertainty.
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"Gold gets bid up in times of uncertainty," Rosenbluth said.
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This could lead to uncertainty of the integrity of data.
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It gives investors insurance against geopolitical events, uncertainty and inflation.
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We're very concerned because there's a great amount of uncertainty.
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"We are watching market macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty," he said.
|
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The meeting was held to discuss uncertainty about the SLS.
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But the uncertainty of her immigration status was too great.
|
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"We will aim to limit uncertainty surrounding business," Garnier said.
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Trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing added to market uncertainty.
|
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Some traders are betting on a prolonged period of uncertainty.
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And, the threat of terrorism adds another layer of uncertainty.
|
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Meanwhile, a key legislative forecaster raised concerns over revenue uncertainty.
|
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If the administration stopped, it could lead to more uncertainty.
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We face uncertainty about the outlook for the global economy.
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Uncertainty over the merger plan hit SSE shares on Monday.
|
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Greg Bird and Luke Voit offer uncertainty at first base.
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So, fogging increases uncertainty from the perspective of an adversary.
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I SEE IT REALLY AS AN UNCERTAINTY TO THE OUTLOOK.
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When there's uncertainty people get a little nervous and sell.
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Such an outcome would be destabilizing and create enormous uncertainty.
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We have a good deal of uncertainty at the moment.
|
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At the same time, there's good deal of policy uncertainty.
|
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His departure has prompted uncertainty about the government's reform plans.
|
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Transportation companies across the board are dealing with tariff 'uncertainty'
|
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S. trade tensions and political uncertainty in the United States.
|
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Our new approach injected tremendous uncertainty into the broadband market.
|
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But uncertainty remains about when it will resume raising rates.
|
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For farmers, as for other businesses, Brexit would bring uncertainty.
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Uncertainty over geopolitical events has Hooper feeling cautious this year.
|
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America's corn farmers are bracing for another year of uncertainty.
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Without a deal, uncertainty weighed on the markets on Monday.
|
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Not surprisingly, uncertainty begets hedging, in big ways and small.
|
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The PPI blames regulatory uncertainty, and it's the likely culprit.
|
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There is much uncertainty about who will be left standing.
|
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But looking forward, there is considerable uncertainty for energy deals.
|
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There is still uncertainty about what he seeks in return.
|
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Britain's retail sector faces restrained consumer spending amid Brexit uncertainty.
|
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But they are aware of the uncertainty of their fate.
|
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She talked to the publication about the uncertainty of parenting.
|
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Look past the uncertainty, and stalemate has its economic charms.
|
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These new rules are causing wide uncertainty within the industry.
|
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And now it has an added layer of procedural uncertainty.
|
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Then they might not realize how much uncertainty there is.
|
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Uncertainty around the trade war has weighed on financial markets.
|
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Uncertainty around the trade war has weighed on the markets.
|
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In other words, with respect to U.S. politics, uncertainty abounds.
|
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The uncertainty is that the election is held on Nov.
|
|
For small importers and exporters the potential changes bring uncertainty.
|
|
Yoshino said that there will be uncertainty until the Nov.
|
|
Global uncertainty has hurt the market for initial public offerings.
|
|
In this time of uncertainty, some things are still clear.
|
|
There is still a bit of uncertainty with this system.
|
|
It was this juxtaposition of normal life alongside endless uncertainty.
|
|
"False certainty is much more dangerous than uncertainty," he said.
|
|
"At this stage there's so much more uncertainty," Sanday said.
|
|
The uncertainty caused by Trump's threats has already wrecked havoc.
|
|
The uncertainty has left many firms in a legal limbo.
|
|
The bank said inflationary risks remain high amid economic uncertainty.
|
|
Unfortunately for businesses and other institutions Brexit still means uncertainty.
|
|
"It's an upheaval of common sense, creating uncertainty," he said.
|
|
For Neil Murray, that uncertainty is too much to risk.
|
|
I mean, there's just -- there is a lot of uncertainty.
|
|
Part of that answer stems from uncertainty around government policy.
|
|
The months of uncertainty have taken their toll on Huawei.
|
|
"It's the uncertainty of it that bothers people," Grassley added.
|
|
LIESMAN: YOU'VE TALKED A LOT ABOUT THE UNCERTAINTY AROUND TRADE.
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The typical uncertainty about when pay will arrive, if ever.
|
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I do think some degree of uncertainty is priced in.
|
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That's one of the things amplifying the sense of uncertainty.
|
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People often avoid trying something different for fear of uncertainty.
|
|
But the next year of Trump's presidency faces significant uncertainty.
|
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Forecasts for U.S. auto demand range widely, underscoring industry uncertainty.
|
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Our national economic outlook is precarious and full of uncertainty.
|
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"The uncertainty this causes didn't need to happen," she said.
|
|
Uncertainty, economic concerns rise The growth outlook has darkened lately.
|
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This is disastrous to small businesses, since it creates uncertainty.
|
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"Uncertainty is always a tough thing to communicate," Haus said.
|
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Most superstitions arise as a method of coping with uncertainty.
|
|
He acknowledged there always will be uncertainty surrounding some deaths.
|
|
The comments, including a reference to uncertainty around the Nov.
|
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Miller also points to uncertainty around the election last year.
|
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If he replaces Fed Chair Janet Yellen, uncertainty would abound.
|
|
That creates more uncertainty on how to answer that question.
|
|
Yet despite the uncertainty, new fund managers have piled in.
|
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Not to mention the uncertainty about what happens after Feb.
|
|
Officials have expressed uncertainty about what the meetings will produce.
|
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The Swiss franc typically attracts capital in times of uncertainty.
|
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But it highlighted the geological uncertainty endemic to oil production.
|
|
There's pleasure in this uncertainty, because it allows for fluidity.
|
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But his style stirs wild uncertainty and market volatility daily.
|
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Uncertainty is tying yourself as a 'contractor' to a co.
|
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They're the ones saddled with horrible uncertainty and terrible risk.
|
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The uncertainty of him and of tonight is what's fun.
|
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And though the government is open for now, uncertainty remains.
|
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Time was running out, and I was filled with uncertainty.
|
|
And uncertainty is what shadows today's world of constant change.
|
|
"I'm in constant uncertainty, fear of the future," he said.
|
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That is, it's all about uncertainty, or having incomplete information.
|
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There could be a little more uncertainty over the summer.
|
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"People stop making investments when there is uncertainty," he said.
|
|
Lewis said that the lawsuits against Takata created further uncertainty.
|
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This shutdown has caused a lot of stress and uncertainty.
|
|
Uncertainty over an agreement may explain the market's negative reaction.
|
|
There was a palpable uncertainty in the air that day.
|
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"We're going through this era of uncertainty," Mr. Miller said.
|
|
Unlike American, JetBlue explicitly cited passenger uncertainty becaues of coronavirus.
|
|
Ms. Silverman finds the uncertainty of her own future exciting.
|
|
Read my story about the uncertainty in eastern Tennessee here.
|
|
The vote has added to uncertainty over the global economy.
|
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That can create certain business opportunities, but also greater uncertainty.
|
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Uncertainty was the theme that ran through Mr Weitzman's career.
|
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Still, with much of this, there's a lot of uncertainty.
|
|
Economists have no idea, and their uncertainty has huge consequences.
|
|
There's clearly uncertainty about how the tariffs will play out.
|
|
HODL even if you feel FUD — fear, uncertainty and doubt.
|
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But there's some uncertainty, especially as the shutdown drags on.
|
|
In the meantime, thousands are living with a wrenching uncertainty.
|
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This delay will further aggravate the uncertainty for people & businesses.
|
|
The financial effects of the uncertainty are being felt already.
|
|
But all around China, gloom and uncertainty are the word.
|
|
Uncertainty about trade policy is the primary source of anxiety.
|
|
While the uncertainty was unsettling, there was reason to hope.
|
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Second, his erratic behavior and Twitter feeds compound investor uncertainty.
|
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Whether the GOP embraces uncertainty or not, it is coming.
|
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The new House Republicans' stand underscored the uncertainty about immigration.
|
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For her, the mutual acknowledgment of social uncertainty was comforting.
|
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So in some ways, I'm used to uncertainty around money.
|
|
"Bonds are catching a bid because of uncertainty," he said.
|
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On the other hand, if reforms stall ... then uncertainty continues.
|
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They believe that uncertainty is an excuse to do nothing.
|
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And that uncertainty, with its varying emphases — Who is Ashbery?
|
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The markup was called off amid uncertainty about the deal.
|
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On the other hand, if reforms stall ... then uncertainty continues.
|
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And to be fair, there is a lot of uncertainty.
|
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The drama in Argentina comes during renewed uncertainty in Turkey.
|
|
The swings are indicative of how much uncertainty investors face.
|
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Businesses in particularly aren't happy with that kind of uncertainty.
|
|
The sudden forced isolation for many meant alienation and uncertainty.
|
|
If there's anything that global finance leaders love, it's uncertainty.
|
|
"It creates enormous uncertainty about the government's intentions," Reinsch added.
|
|
Uncertainty about the economy is fomented partly from conflicting signs.
|
|
Business uncertainty, fueled by Trump's trade war, has slowed investment.
|
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This means snap election risks have receded, easing economic uncertainty.
|
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Different sectors face distinct challenges and varying scales of uncertainty.
|
|
UNCERTAINTY IS a sort of poison for the global economy.
|
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And you get moral ambiguity, moral uncertainty, at every level.
|
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Despite Brexit uncertainty, Khan said London's tech sector was flourishing.
|
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As with climate change, the uncertainty interval encompasses utter cataclysm.
|
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The "cone of uncertainty" still includes the entire Florida peninsula.
|
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As a result the only Catholic certainty now is uncertainty.
|
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And yet, inevitably, there is that tiny moment of uncertainty.
|
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And I have no shame or uncertainty about doing it.
|
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Economic downturn, fueled by uncertainty, is almost sure to follow.
|
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" Those notes of uncertainty interest me — "Maybe that saved me.
|
|
Mada Masr was born in a moment of political uncertainty.
|
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Corruption and legal uncertainty make for a hostile business climate.
|
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The health care legislation faces profound uncertainty in the Senate.
|
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What's more, this ongoing regulatory uncertainty is costing American jobs.
|
|
Shiller emphasizes there's still uncertainty and risk surrounding Wall Street.
|
|
Economic uncertainty Brexit's economic impact has been difficult to quantify.
|
|
For businesses, the plan offers uncertainty as well as promise.
|
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Because the factor that is holding growth down is uncertainty.
|
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"This whole thing has left everyone with uncertainty," he said.
|
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"For someone like me, that uncertainty still looms," she said.
|
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I think that there is uncertainty as to the outcome.
|
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The only uncertainty was whether any of Obamacare would survive.
|
|
Uncertainty still gripped underlying investor sentiment, limiting the dollar's bounce.
|
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Renewed political uncertainty would increase fiscal and macroeconomic downside risks.
|
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The only certainty with Italy's upcoming election will be uncertainty.
|
|
The company has canceled the May trip, citing visa uncertainty.
|
|
In other words, USMCA ends a terrible period of uncertainty.
|
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After all, uncertainty is the biggest worry for most investors.
|
|
President Trump was elected at a time of great uncertainty.
|
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What's certain is that uncertainty will always be with us.
|
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The mixture of solitude and uncertainty fertilized the situation enormously.
|
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Yes, there was a little uncertainty in the Catalan air.
|
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This outbreak only adds uncertainty to the global economic outlook.
|
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The most potent feeling in this power shutoff is uncertainty.
|
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Even so, introducing uncertainty into the plan is a mistake.
|
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The monthly survey also showed median inflation uncertainty jumped sharply.
|
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I need leaders and spokesmen who will never show uncertainty.
|
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Historically, the process has been riddled with uncertainty, she said.
|
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I need leaders and spokesmen who will never show uncertainty.
|
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The uncertainty has also been noted by major tech firms.
|
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The uncertainty diminishes over time, especially as a hurricane grows.
|
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He emphasizes the "psychological trauma" of living under such uncertainty.
|
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That daily uncertainty has grown over the past several years.
|
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Congress could eliminate uncertainty around the subsidy by appropriating money.
|
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" As The Atlantic's Megan Garber notes, they indicate "epistemic uncertainty.
|
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Trump's trade wars created a lot of uncertainty about markets.
|
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"I can't imagine that this doesn't add to the uncertainty."
|
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Then there is the constant uncertainty over the authority's finances.
|
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"It hasn't gone away," Mr. Powell said of trade uncertainty.
|
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One way to cope with uncertainty is to demand certainty.
|
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On Thursday morning, the situation was still shrouded in uncertainty.
|
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"But today is an era of massive uncertainty," he said.
|
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Labour's policy on Brexit could also lead to more uncertainty.
|
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AND HERE'S THE UNCERTAINTY AND HERE'S WHY I DON'T KNOW.
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Desperately needed providers are leaving rural communities over this uncertainty.
|
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These changes have created uncertainty about previously routine farming decisions.
|
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The uncertainty raises a challenge, some in law enforcement say.
|
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Businesses held back on investments during the uncertainty of 2019.
|
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This uncertainty has created a unique opportunity for American companies.
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The only thing adding to "uncertainty" is the Fake News!
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Grappling with uncertainty is an essential part of practicing medicine.
|
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This creates ambition and excitement rather than uncertainty and hesitation.
|
|
The restless finale, though forthright, goes through moments of uncertainty.
|
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Preference uncertainty: How much do you understand your own preferences?
|
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However, there is still plenty of uncertainty surrounding the pound.
|
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"Uncertainty about the future is the underlying cause," she said.
|
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The announcement set off a wave of uncertainty in markets.
|
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Some have already diverted investments because of the continued uncertainty.
|
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Other headwinds include political and trade uncertainty and weakness overseas.
|
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Investors have been cautious due to uncertainty surrounding the election.
|
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So we can't ignore the uncertainty in the following negotiation.
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Despite the uncertainty, we are confident in what we've created.
|
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"A new leader will likely prolong investor uncertainty," Kishore added.
|
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But this year we are seeing a lot of uncertainty.
|
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What should people do with their money amid the uncertainty?
|
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And such increases in uncertainty tend to have real effects.
|
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Stock markets are easily rattled and they don't like uncertainty.
|
|
Clients are struggling to better understand increased risk and uncertainty.
|
|
Charleston sits on the edge of the cone of uncertainty.
|
|
The uncertainty is unnerving businessmen with links to the city.
|
|
But there is this uncertainty: How good is this piece?
|
|
That is partly due to uncertainty related to global trade.
|
|
All these developments create uncertainty about water policy and regulation.
|
|
OMEGA ADVISORS' LEON COOPERMAN SAYS TRADE WAR CREATING UNCERTAINTY- CNBC
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But the longer this lingers, the more uncertainty sinks in.
|
|
The uncertainty hasn't stopped some companies from taking the plunge.
|
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This creates a culture of ongoing uncertainty of patent owners.
|
|
But managing uncertainty is at the core of this business.
|
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The uncertainty surrounding this issue was exceedingly evident on Tuesday.
|
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But they also embrace the debate and celebrate the uncertainty.
|
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Still, the pandemic has left heightened uncertainty in its wake.
|
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The diagnosis "helped me deal with the uncertainty," she said.
|
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Home is full of uncertainty and questions about the future.
|
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It makes people less tolerant of ambiguity, complexity, and uncertainty.
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So laddering can offer flexibility in the face of uncertainty.
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Who wouldn't find the possibilities and uncertainty of youth captivating?
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The only certainty about the future is its inherent uncertainty.
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Repeat elections could prolong uncertainty and weigh on Italian assets.
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It comes back to that uncertainty, that kind of insecurity.
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A similar sense of uncertainty inflects many of the landscapes.
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Huawei's smartphone sales have, however, been hit by the uncertainty.
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Trump has, in short, created a fog of regulatory uncertainty.
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Regulatory uncertainty is a real problem in the energy industry.
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The most recent legal uncertainty is likely to accelerate that.
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On the other hand, great uncertainty also brings great potential.
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"This uncertainty is poisonous to the insurance market," Lueck says.
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BE: What you see right now is that all operators around the world start to say, 'Okay, what does this mean?' so it creates a little bit of uncertainty, or a lot of uncertainty.
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"There is uncertainty in how the situation evolves, and it adds political uncertainty to the existing set of issues the market is dealing with," said Sunil Sharma, Chief Investment Officer at Sanctum Wealth Management.
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"The uncertainty facing our economy right now is heightened by political events this summer both at home and abroad, and what we don't know is how the markets react to that uncertainty," said Lee.
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During August, global economic policy uncertainty registered the highest level in at least 20 years ... The combination of the ongoing trade conflict and next year's US presidential election will likely result in lingering uncertainty.
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With the uncertainty around what will now happen and when — and the likelihood that this uncertainty isn't going anyway any time soon — it's really hard to assess the long term impact on the business.
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"Investors are concerned over the current uncertainty and they are worried over the sustainability of the rates given the current economic uncertainty," said Dimantha Mathew, head of research at First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd.
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"You continue to see the political uncertainty continue to support gold," said ETF Securities analyst Martin Arnold, naming the dismissal of the FBI's James Comey and the upcoming British election as sources of uncertainty.
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"There is no shortage of geopolitical concerns ... Italy's indebtedness and lack of a viable budget, uncertainty around Brexit negotiations, uncertainty around U.S. policy following U.S. Midterm elections are some of the risks," he said.
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Jupiter said the effects of wider market uncertainty on the firm's performance during the year had been muted, although it expected global political and economic uncertainty to continue to affect investor sentiment in 2017.
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Uncertainty over both global trade and the global economy is at its highest point in more than 20 years, the Institute of International Finance reports, citing the latest readings of the World Uncertainty Index.
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I think what most investors would be surprised to know is that when geopolitical uncertainty spikes and when you get to these near-record highs and geopolitical uncertainty markets are actually positive 12 months.
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But they will not outweigh the impact on investment as firms reduce capital spending due to sharply heightened uncertainty surrounding the UK's future international trading arrangements outside the EU and related political and regulatory uncertainty.
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"If an election is called I do think the pound will go lower, because elections lead to uncertainty and uncertainty leads to a higher premium into UK investments," said Jordan Rochester, currency strategist at Nomura.
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"The price of the pound continues to reflect an enigma of uncertainties: a fragile UK government, uncertainty over the Brexit end-state and economic policy uncertainty," said Viraj Patel, FX strategist, at ING in London.
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"There is a heightened level of uncertainty regarding hikes and investors aren't confident about any comments coming from Fed officials," Bakhos said, adding the uncertainty would continue till the Fed's meeting on Sept. 20-21.
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Uncertainty surrounding the election may have played a part in the Federal Reserve's decision not to raise rates, but that uncertainty will still be around after Election Day, economist Diane Swonk told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Because there is the question of whether or not these reforms could cause social unrest could cause unhappiness uncertainty, and certainly for the private sector, uncertainty is not generally thought to be a good thing.
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"The (Brexit) uncertainty is just paralyzing because uncertainty basically means companies won't move forward with their plans and that starts being a problem," said James Hickey, chief investment strategist at HD Vest in Irving, Texas.
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And it's not that there's just a little uncertainty that can be nailed down by a bit more research – the uncertainty is large, and has stayed more or less constant for the past 2628 years.
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"Most participants noted that uncertainty and risks associated with trade policy had intensified and were concerned that such uncertainty and risks eventually could have negative effects on business sentiment and investment spending," the minutes stated.
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"Delta is used to denote change and uncertainty in mathematics and the sciences, and my generation was shaped by change and uncertainty," she explained, mentioning terror attacks, wars, the Great Recession and the 2016 election.
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Pervasive uncertainty As aides were informed individually last week that their interim "top secret" clearances would be stripped, a sense of uncertainty pervaded among the advisers and officials who remain with permanent high-level access.
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"There is a heightened level of uncertainty regarding hikes and investors aren't confident about any comments coming from Fed officials," Bakhos said, adding the uncertainty would continue until the Fed's meeting on Sept. 20-21.
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"Considerable" danger, on the other hand, requires that people deal with their uncertainty about their uncertainty; on a "bluebird day" with clear sky and fresh powder, the two uncertainties can conveniently cancel each other out.
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While easing trade concerns and lifting uncertainty around Britain's exit from the European Union have helped reduce some near-term market uncertainty, investors remain worried about a recession, seen as inevitable in the new decade.
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On the one hand, many indicators of uncertainty about the macroeconomic outlook continued to be subdued; on the other hand, considerable uncertainty remained about a number of federal government policies relevant for the economic outlook.
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Every diplomatic effort to address the conflict is fraught with uncertainty.
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Learning to face uncertainty is essential to managing our mental health.
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Companies may not want to start the clock amidst such uncertainty.
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"The next couple of quarters do have some uncertainty," Lasser said.
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It's one more uncertainty weighing down businesses and citizens seeking justice.
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FED'S KAPLAN SAYS BUSINESSES FACE UNCERTAINTY, CONSUMERS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE
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In an infant interim care program, there is no such uncertainty.
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Uncertainty over fiscal policy can harm economic growth, sapping investors' confidence.
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The uncertainty hanging over the company has weighed on its business.
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Mr. Clemmer likened the varying snow to any outdoor weather uncertainty.
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A drawn-out legal battle is looming, which means more uncertainty.
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So far, political uncertainty has been the biggest hurdle for growth.
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Brexit uncertainty has since prompted consternation in some boardrooms in Tokyo.
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"That type of uncertainty is not good for anybody, " Cuban said.
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"Cancer drugs come to market with too much uncertainty," Prasad said.
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That brings on a layer of uncertainty to the Federal Reserve.
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One source of uncertainty is the U.S. and China trade war.
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The disaster has created a cloud of uncertainty around Vale's business.
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For immigrants, the uncertainty is taking place in the present tense.
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And that is where the moral uncertainty begins to turn wicked.
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Those programs can create uncertainty about repayment rates and potential losses.
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Harvey has returned to sea, and its future still contains uncertainty.
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"The biggest problem with the share price is uncertainty," he added.
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That may explain uncertainty over whether green card holders were affected.
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The choppy action points to the deep uncertainty in financial markets.
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He called the referendum a "huge lump of uncertainty" for investors.
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"There was uncertainty before Trump about the industry," Mary Small says.
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Fanning the flames So why create so much turmoil and uncertainty?
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"The Trump comments are not removing uncertainty" on trade and tariffs.
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There is a lot of uncertainty floating about what is next.
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The uncertainty caused by regulatory tumult threatens to set them back.
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He felt unsettled and scared about the uncertainty of our future.
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"Regulatory uncertainty is worse for innovation than outright change," Evans said.
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"That type of uncertainty is not good for anybody," he said.
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Recently, that uncertainty has turned into a big problem for Google.
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Did it lead to more fear and uncertainty in the marketplace?
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"I have taken to calling Trump an uncertainty engine," Saideman says.
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But this uncertainty is not just limited to the developed world.
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And Susquehanna International Group's Hosseini said that uncertainty extends beyond Micron.
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One nagging scientific uncertainty concerns a rather unsexy topic: the soil.
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That would get rid of the uncertainty around this issue completely.
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And right now, I'm just seeing a high level of uncertainty.
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Complicating matters even further is the latest wave of Brexit uncertainty.
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But the intermittent period of uncertainty could be very damaging indeed.
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Another reason is the uncertainty about how to spend the money.
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But all the while, uncertainty will pull in the opposite direction.
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It's not uncommon to be afraid of the uncertainty surrounding death.
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That uncertainty makes the stakes for this Snapchat deal even higher.
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Be that as it may, we have more uncertainty than certainty.
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The lack of reliable waters supply leaves farmers with deep uncertainty.
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The article's text has been updated to properly reflect our uncertainty.
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And so, I don't think uncertainty on that is a negative.
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Some exporters expressed concerns over uncertainty in the global economic outlook.
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It comes at a moment of great uncertainty for the island.
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The uncertainty about the storm's path leaves plenty of unfortunate possibilities.
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Those arguments are worth examining even with the uncertainty of Iowa.
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Remember: quantum foam contains bubbles of uncertainty in space and time.
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The uncertainty around Brexit has rocked global markets and spooked allies.
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In the face of such uncertainty, public faith in medicine wavered.
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For the larger macroeconomic argument behind all this uncertainty, read here.
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Strategists in Seoul talk of "uncertainty to the East"—meaning America.
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Yet that uncertainty is at the very core of markets' concerns.
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Brexit creates longer term uncertainty over the UK's macro-economic performance.
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That's partly because of the fluid political uncertainty surrounding the policy.
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Further depreciation looks likely, given uncertainty over the government's Brexit plans.
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More than three years of uncertainty have already taken a toll.
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For business, that outcome would be even worse than more uncertainty.
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But uncertainty over the global economic outlook amid the Sino-U.
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That cleared up uncertainty about Occidental's ability to close the deal.
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THE future of British trade after Brexit is shrouded in uncertainty.
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Investors are flocking to bitcoin as uncertainty looms on Wall Street.
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She said that despite the uncertainty, she is doing better now.
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As with many things about the next four years, uncertainty abounds.
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The slight market tumble suggests mounting uncertainty around the King's health.
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We live in a world where uncertainty is the only certainty.
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And the longer we wait, that more that uncertainty will be.
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At least their uncertainty is set in a beautifully rendered world.
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Shulman said the uncertainty is already starting to take a toll.
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"The thing that makes buyers most nervous is uncertainty," Law added.
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Louisiana residents are struggling with how to cope amid the uncertainty.
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The scale of the purge generates uncertainty over capacity and continuity.
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The uncertainty in lower courts is no surprise, Justice Thomas wrote.
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And the uncertainty is something that we have to live with.
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Go deeper: Political uncertainty could bring volatility to health care stocks
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Aegis also said it created legal uncertainty and called for improvements.
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On Friday, oil prices gyrated after multiple, contradictory reports created uncertainty.
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A cloud of uncertainty loomed large in the committee chamber Friday.
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And where there isn't full-scale war, there is profound uncertainty.
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Why would we let fear, uncertainty and doubt undo the stitching?
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On Monday, however, many appeared to lean towards less political uncertainty.
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The uncertainty of earnings could lead to volatility, according to RBC.
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In the short term Britain faces uncertainty over its public finances.
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The uncertainty over Brexit has hurt sterling since late last year.
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In the meantime, the uncertainty alone is making school districts nervous.
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That uncertainty has not stopped people jumping into trials with humans.
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This uncertainty is already playing out in opinion polls in Germany.
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But the impulse to sell was tamed by uncertainty, traders said.
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The biggest uncertainty is what will happen if the economy falters.
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"The uncertainty that brings about is a little supportive," O'Neill added.
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Barnier denied that others were to blame for the ongoing uncertainty.
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Jones said the trade conflict has created uncertainty for key industries.
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Competitors are definitely leveraging Brexit uncertainty to fuel their competitive aspirations.
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So there was a definite uncertainty as I went to Tribal.
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To the markets, this might signal a longer period of uncertainty.
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"There's a lot of uncertainty," said Hermes Chief Executive Axel Dumas.
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Nissan cited "continued uncertainty" around Brexit for its x-Trail decision.
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This time last year, political uncertainty was at just 20 percent.
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But the week started with more cryptocurrency FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt).
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For generations, confusion and uncertainty have surrounded this murky presidential qualification.
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"Inflection points produce a lot of uncertainty and volatility for investors."
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There is uncertainty in financial markets, which is positive for gold.
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My nagging uncertainty stems from two aspects of Mr. Grant's narrative.
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The characters that we have in this election are creating uncertainty.
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What keeps you going despite the uncertainty of being an Olympian?
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People approaching retirement may be the most vulnerable to market uncertainty.
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This is because of the uncertainty around long-term climate predictions.
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That creates uncertainty and that is anxiety-producing for certain workers.
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Now that uncertainty no longer needs to be left to chance.
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"The uncertainty has increased noticeably," Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe told Reuters.
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But the struggling economy and Brexit uncertainty are also capping turnover.
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To prevent uncertainty I'm going to become an accomplice to corruption?
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Businesses are wary of making investments, given the uncertainty over NAFTA.
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There, investors still perceive uncertainty, and even a possible recession lurking.
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In addition, the China trade uncertainty is clouding the road ahead.
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But day always turns into night, and with night comes uncertainty.
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Investors expect further political uncertainty in Europe over Italy's spending plans.
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How should a bot deal with uncertainty in a polite way?
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Still, the uncertainty has had an electric effect on oil markets.
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There was a lot of uncertainty and volatility during that time.
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The tricky thing about sea level rise, however, is the uncertainty.
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How do you sell design in an era of great uncertainty?
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That uncertainty is going to cause more fluctuations in the market.
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"At the moment, the market is driven by uncertainty," Gambarini said.
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But now, he is, despite the uncertainty that clouds his employment.
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Either way, the aides said, the sense of uncertainty is palpable.
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But Yellen also acknowledged tightening financial conditions and uncertainty about China.
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There is still uncertainty among locals regarding the Sterling shooting investigation.
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However, uncertainty over the outlook for U.S. monetary policy limited moves.
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The result is complete uncertainty as to how states should proceed.
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Other uncertainty indicators — the VIX, for example — paint a different picture.
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Uncertainty about financial penalties will hang over VW for some time.
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Separation Anxiety The finale left everyone in a state of uncertainty.
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He shows us the greenness, the uncertainty barely masked by arrogance.
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The uncertainty has only become worse since he created this checklist.
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Demographic and economic trends remain areas of uncertainty for the game.
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If there is one thing that investors abhor it is uncertainty.
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You shouldn't make those kids wait with that kind of uncertainty.
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There's a lot of defensive uncertainty on this team right now.
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Fitch expects regulatory uncertainty around this issue to persist into 2017.
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Investors are angsty about the acquisition because it means more uncertainty.
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With 2017 around the corner, uncertainty still lingers in many areas.
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StubHub thinks the solution to that uncertainty may be augmented reality.
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Analysts said the increased uncertainty was a negative for the sector.
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Growers in Brazil continued to face economic uncertainty and credit constraints.
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Defensive stocks, which are deemed safer at times of uncertainty, underperformed.
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It has also created uncertainty for thousands of transgender service members.
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Another problem is uncertainty over how much retirement income is necessary.
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Bullion is seen as a hedge against political and economic uncertainty.
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"These clouds of uncertainty are not evaporating," First Standard's Cardillo said.
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Election year uncertainty is just one factor weighing on the space.
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While markets wrestle with uncertainty, the U.S. economy is moving forward.
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One is uncertainty about who is in charge, police or principals.
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That has added to the uncertainty for its globe-trotting manufacturers.
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It's the uncertainty that, I think, is more problematic than anything.
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VOLATILE The uncertainty drove up demand for protection against sterling swings.
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It was a time of rebuilding and uncertainty in East Germany.
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Gold is a popular asset of choice in times of uncertainty.
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"There's a lot of uncertainty in the business community," said Blakeley.
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Constant drama and uncertainty, it turns out, is good for business.
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He was blunt about his uncertainty about being ready to propose.
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Once the uncertainty is gone, London is likely to recover quickly.
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People who are above average take action despite fear and uncertainty.
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Uncertainty surrounding monetary policy has also curbed investors' appetite for risk.
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Shortly thereafter, at the height of his professional uncertainty, Rorschach died.
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The Trump administration is creating uncertainty for the nascent marijuana industry.
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Gold is typically the asset of choice in times of uncertainty.
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And it's very low relative to the degree of economic uncertainty.
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White said the company was facing both internal and external uncertainty.
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Gold is considered a safe investment during political and financial uncertainty.
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"The uncertainty is not going away," a Paris-based trader said.
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Uncertainty ahead of Trump's comments, however, dampened demand for the dollar.
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In some areas of climate science, uncertainty has been nearly eliminated.
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" Average them all together, "and that range is the physics uncertainty.
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Gold is often used as safe haven in times of uncertainty.
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Experts warned insurers could raise premiums due to the added uncertainty.
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Any business owner will tell you that uncertainty can wreak havoc.
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Analysts said uncertainty remained and sterling had further room to fall.
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The end goal, he argued, is entirely worth accepting some uncertainty.
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Volatility is a sign of uncertainty and often presages a decline.
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And this is where there is the most uncertainty of all.
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But uncertainty about his own position could raise questions about this.
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But the uncertainty leading up to them would unsettle the economy.
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If so, that leaves plenty of room for misunderstandings and uncertainty.
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Highlighting the uncertainty, 12-month forecasts ranged from $1.10 to $1.50.
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Highlighting the uncertainty, 12-month forecasts ranged from $1.10 to $1.50.
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Similar uncertainty exists for a range of other cryptocurrency-related transactions.
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But for all the uncertainty around what might happen after Jan.
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Trade is just one source of uncertainty in the auto sector.
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As to Kavanaugh's fate, there is now more uncertainty for Republicans.
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Dvorkovich said it was important for Russia to minimize this uncertainty.
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Every autumn now ushers in a season of uncertainty and fear.
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It also drastically reduces regulatory uncertainty and litigation risk for industry.
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But the uncertainty and the wait would also get to him.
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How do companies adapt to this trade frustration or trade uncertainty?
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"It will have implications from a certainty-uncertainty perspective," Bostic added.
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Per the Washington Post, the forecast uncertainty is moderate to high.
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However, the longer-term outlook still carries some uncertainty, Newton adds.
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Of greater concern is the uncertainty posed by the new administration.
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" The analyst said the downgrade reflects uncertainty around "containerboard pricing pronouncements.
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They've lived with the uncertainty of one outspoken leader for decades.
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Some investors may have endured all the uncertainty they can stand.
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And uncertainty that even affects our financial planning and strategy execution.
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Patrick Chappatte A narrow defeat plunges a nation back into uncertainty.
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"With the uncertainty, it's just not a good idea," she said.
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Yet the fears are still there, and he senses my uncertainty.
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In any case, the next few years are full of uncertainty.
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Synthetic crude prices had jumped on uncertainty over the production impact.
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Even now, Viacom is experiencing turmoil and uncertainty about its future.
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The worst part of the explosion, she said, was the uncertainty.
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And there was uncertainty about what Ms. Land should be fed.
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At the time, the tragedy was met with confusion and uncertainty.
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So is the sector's defensive focus as uncertainty around trade rises.
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As the latest science makes clear, uncertainty is not our friend.
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"I define vulnerability as uncertainty, risk and emotional exposure," Brown writes.
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It's likely to remain elevated as economic and political uncertainty rise.
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From a political perspective, that uncertainty is now morphing into chaos.
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Reduced political uncertainty in Britain and Japan have also buoyed shares.
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The uncertainty that characterized the presidential nominating contests has since disappeared.
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And there is uncertainty because we are facing quite uncertain times.
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Unicredit economist Andreas Rees said U.S. trade policies had increased uncertainty.
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The British economy is already imperiled by the uncertainty of Brexit.
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Despite the uncertainty, U.S. officials have maintained that all remains well.
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The yen tends to benefit from geopolitical uncertainty and risk aversion.
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The action followed Tuesday's selloff on concerns about Italy's political uncertainty.
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This left political uncertainty about what would happen in five years.
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That uncertainty has not been eliminated, but it has been reduced.
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He has since stopped writing research proposals because of the uncertainty.
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This is what will push up wages and reduce financial uncertainty.
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Uncertainty over Brexit is akin to picking at barely healed scabs.
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It blamed uncertainty surrounding Britain's plans to leave the European Union.
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The uncertainty has fueled major swings in Indian markets on Tuesday.
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Feelings of uncertainty about the United States right now are palpable.
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THERE'S A LOT OF THINGS WHERE UNCERTAINTY IS STILL SLOWING INVESTMENT.
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But there remains huge uncertainty over where the talks will lead.
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Events like military escalations cause uncertainty, which pushes traders to sell.
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And this uncertainty hits African-Americans and Latinos hardest of all.
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"We think persistent uncertainty is the most appropriate forecast," they said.
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Yet even without this uncertainty, prospective dealmakers are finding themselves blocked.
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In terms of importance, the uncertainty surrounding Durant trumped the result.
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A temporary regent ruled Thailand during this period of constitutional uncertainty.
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The capital raised comes as recession and political uncertainty grip Brazil.
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The air of uncertainty was keeping currencies within well-worn ranges.
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"We are living in a world of political uncertainty," he said.
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The shooter's whereabouts remained unknown, adding to the chaos and uncertainty.
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"Don't discount the fiscal policy uncertainty of the election," he said.
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Still, this sort of uncertainty can be exhausting -- and potentially dangerous.
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There's a lot of uncertainty about the motives of the shooter.
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She also expressed uncertainty over economic policy under the Trump administration.
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I think there's a lot of uncertainty, and nobody really knows.
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We click through the sheer adrenaline and uncertainty of it all.
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When this is not possible, their anxiety and uncertainty is heightened.
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I think there was an aura of uncertainty around the band.
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That "increases the uncertainty in the forecast" after landfall, Slocum says.
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Adding more uncertainty, France and Germany both face elections this year.
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Ahmad and Ortega are not letting the uncertainty slow them down.
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The risk is if we don't, it sparks panic and uncertainty.
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The prolonged uncertainty could very well be disastrous for exchange participation.
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The uncertainty over what repeal and replace means is politically deadly.
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And we know that uncertainty tends to be bad for investment.
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There remains a sense of uncertainty in the air in Poland.
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That left the bank's future in a state of further uncertainty.
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It was not the only momentary uncertainty that pockmarked United's play.
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But the panel's uncertainty is scarcely more reassuring than Berenson's alarmism.
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