So I was under pressure and she was under pressure.
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UNDER PRESSURE Conn has been under pressure from shareholders because of the company's poor performance.
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Under pressure Trump is under pressure to demonstrate progress in his diplomatic opening with Pyongyang.
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" Gun demand broadly, he said, is "under pressure" and is "going to continue to be under pressure.
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They have to be exceptional technically, have to be able to retain the ball under pressure, make decisions under pressure.
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They were under pressure from their investor, like every company is under pressure from their investors, to go public soon.
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But whereas men are under pressure specifically to conceal same-sex desires, women are under pressure to conceal all sexual desires.
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"When the N.H.S. is under pressure, it's under pressure for everyone," said Dr. John Ashton, a leading public health specialist in the country.
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"They are under pressure in their retail business, they are under pressure in their retail pharmacy business and they are under pressure in their [pharmacy benefit manager] business, so the need to diversify is pretty important," Richard Barasch, former CEO of Universal American said.
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Margin Under Pressure; Still Robust: Yuzhou's consistently high EBITDA margin of over 30% is likely to come under pressure due to the significant rise in land costs.
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"Companies are under pressure and local governments are under pressure, but there is still a long way to go before every enterprise obeys the law," he said.
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System under pressure Even before the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, China's health care system was under pressure, says Chen Xi, an assistant professor at Yale School of Public Health.
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Democrats — under pressure from labor unions — don't agree.
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"Companies are under pressure and local governments are under pressure, but there is still a long way to go before every enterprise obeys the law," Chen said, according to Reuters.
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U.K. government under pressure over nuclear missile test misfire U.K. government under pressure over nuclear missile test misfire The U.K. government is under pressure to answer questions about an alleged cover-up of a failed Trident missile test that happened just one month before parliament voted for a £40 billion ($50 billion) renewal of the nuclear deterrent.
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I-- obviously that's why the global markets are under pressure.
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Chris Christie said Senator Marco Rubio had "melted" under pressure.
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The Tigers kept quarterback Justin Thomas under pressure all night.
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Britain's housing market has come under pressure in recent months.
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Grocers are increasingly under pressure to reduce their waste footprint.
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Housing stocks have been under pressure for the past month.
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Maybe he'll be under pressure to find a new one?
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For a graphic on Asian currencies under pressure, click reut.
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As a result, shares in Apple suppliers were under pressure.
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"You are under pressure basically the whole match," he said.
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But believe me, the state will never react under pressure.
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The rupee has also been under pressure from bond outflows.
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Another thing to look out for is stocks under pressure.
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That's good news for a stock that's been under pressure.
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The videos soon gained traction online, putting CPAC under pressure.
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You've worked under pressure without respite in unforgiving environments before.
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Sterling continues to remain under pressure, still trading below $1.30.
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The currency is under pressure; growth expectations are being lowered.
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Baidu warned, however, that advertising revenue will remain under pressure.
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Under pressure, Google leadership eventually backed off from the plan.
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Under pressure, Huseman eventually agreed to attend a future hearing.
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HSCIE > also came under pressure, shedding 2.6 percent on Friday.
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Viacom management is under pressure to reverse the company's fortunes.
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Valeant has been under pressure from regulators and investors alike.
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Retail has been under pressure for a variety of reasons.
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Mrs May has been under pressure to quit for months.
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You want to be under pressure to deliver great design.
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They are under pressure to make a deal with us.
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Caesars has been under pressure from activist investor Carl Icahn.
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Under pressure, he revealed himself for who he really is.
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Nonetheless it is under pressure, as are its Taiwanese peers.
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But it is under pressure to boost its stock price.
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So we can see where Mr Cook is under pressure.
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Another big firm under pressure is Novartis, a Swiss drugmaker.
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He was under pressure from militants to avenge the dead.
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I've been under pressure, but that's just how it goes.
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Sales and prices in China also will remain under pressure.
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The benchmark was under pressure Monday after losing ground Friday.
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Rim was asked if those failures put her under pressure.
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Al Qaeda was an organization that felt increasingly under pressure.
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And yet, the stock has been under pressure this year.
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We're looking now at a European banking sector under pressure.
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" Tbh I think Comey should call the book "Under Pressure.
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You'll feel relaxed and won't be making decisions under pressure.
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Hong Kong's remained under pressure, and was down 1.27 percent.
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The currency's relative strength kept major Japanese exporters under pressure.
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The broader market reversed losses, but biotech remained under pressure.
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It's easier if you're not under pressure all the time.
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I usually come up with some good stuff under pressure.
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And they feel under pressure to hit their recruitment quotas.
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"It is tough to perform under pressure," Ms Hardt says.
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Mr Liu will be under pressure to move more boldly.
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Pay is under pressure because of increased competition and automation.
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U.S. banks that have large London operations remained under pressure.
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The euro remains under pressure, after losing 0.4% on Tuesday.
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Amazon isn't the only company that's under pressure to act.
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Crude prices have been under pressure recently amid oversupply concerns.
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Under pressure, Silicon Valley is belatedly embracing national privacy standards.
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However, regional prices soared under pressure from the cold snap.
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WATSON: WELL, PRICES ARE UNDER PRESSURE BOTH OIL AND GAS.
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The CEO had come under pressure following a whistleblowing scandal.
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Brokerages, as a result, are under pressure to stand out.
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How about a stressed stockbroker prone to sweating under pressure?
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So, Apple is under pressure to produce another hit product.
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Once, a show was canceled under pressure from religious groups.
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Under pressure, he articulated his growing frustration as cultural grievance.
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The stock was under pressure in the premarket this morning.
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The greenback had come under pressure from a buoyant euro.
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Of course, all candidates need to be cool under pressure.
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Under pressure from sanctions, discontent had reached a fever pitch.
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The Hill: GOP's Tillis under pressure for taking on Trump.
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The sector been under pressure recently due to stretched valuations.
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Asset quality metrics will remain under pressure, in Fitch's view.
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Poorly governed countries came under pressure from Brussels to improve.
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"Everybody's sort of under pressure from austerity economics," he said.
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Obamacare had been under pressure even before the judge's ruling.
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In July, under pressure from Beijing, also claimed by China.
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The bank is also under pressure from credit ratings agencies.
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He backed down under pressure from Republicans and the media.
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Margin spreads have come under pressure after Fed rate cuts.
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"The global order is under pressure," Merkel said last month.
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You were still under pressure for a lot of things.
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It has since recovered some losses yet remains under pressure.
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Consequently, markets in Asia and Europe came under pressure Tuesday.
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Shrinking numbers can spell disaster for a species under pressure.
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Trudeau is also under pressure from Canada's powerful labor movement.
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France's CAC 40, however, ended under pressure, down 0.34 percent.
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More particularly, it's what you do when you're under pressure.
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Snap has been under pressure since its IPO in March.
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There is little doubt that he is calm under pressure.
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But that was before Russian military spending came under pressure.
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Then, under pressure from the government, they began to falter.
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Do you feel under pressure to perform well in school?
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I am profoundly convinced that it was made under pressure.
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Now he's under pressure to prove he really is different.
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With its business under pressure, Xerox dabbled in financial services.
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The change comes with Facebook under pressure on many fronts.
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We thought they were under pressure just going [to compete].
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You see why these guys are so great under pressure.
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Lawmakers are also under pressure to act from their constituents.
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Tesla has been under pressure to revitalize its solar business.
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Truth is what happens when you squeeze somebody under pressure.
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Amazon has been under pressure to reduce its carbon footprint.
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However, that doesn't mean GOP senators are not under pressure.
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And that's why soybeans have continued to be under pressure.
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The senator is under pressure to take questions from constituents.
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Cyptocurrencies have been under pressure amid increased scrutiny from regulators.
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The currency's rise on Monday kept the FTSE under pressure.
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But I'm under pressure in every minute of my life.
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All of those could be under pressure in Irma's aftermath.
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Social networks are under pressure to better protect user data.
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Under pressure from the military, Erbakan stepped down in 22013.
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Other stocks with emerging markets exposure also came under pressure.
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The director general is also under pressure from competing lobbies.
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Trump's threats also kept the lira under pressure, he said.
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It is also proof of how he acts under pressure.
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Jet Airways isn't the only Indian carrier that's under pressure.
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Home Depot shares were under pressure again in the premarket.
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Media stocks were also under pressure, down by 1.36 percent.
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This is a remarkable feat that illustrates grace under pressure.
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Any deal will only be achieved under pressure of sanctions.
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"Our response to talks under pressure is 'no'," Rouhani said.
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But gun makers have been under pressure for some time.
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In Europe, prices were still under pressure from commodity deflation.
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The scarcity of dollars has put the CUC under pressure.
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Revenue remains under pressure from intense competition, especially in mobile.
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Basic resources stocks were under pressure as trade concerns lingered.
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Halliburton shares were already under pressure before Monday's big decline.
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Social networks are under pressure to better protect user data.
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The great ones find a way to pickcede under pressure.
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He resigned under pressure the day after getting his shot.
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He resigned under pressure, and hasn't coached in college again.
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"The mining sector has been under pressure and shareholder value in the sector has been under pressure, due to the decrease in commodity prices and leverage issues," said Michael Pickersgill, a partner at Torys.
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Frequently under pressure, Newton was forced to throw out of bounds.
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Gold remained under pressure, plunging to its lowest level since February.
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As the economic situation deteriorates, the Greek government is under pressure.
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These simple strategies, he says, can help anyone succeed under pressure.
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The deal talks come as the tobacco industry is under pressure.
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Fortunately, my wife is a light sleeper, and unflappable under pressure.
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Secondly the yuan was under pressure to appreciate at that time.
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Under pressure from the United States the Iranian rial has weakened.
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But bloated crude supplies meant that fuel markets remain under pressure.
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Sodastream recalled about 51,000 bottles because they could burst under pressure.
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Under pressure in Syria, IS has struck back by destabilising Turkey.
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He left Russia in 2013 under pressure from the Russian government.
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Revenue generation remained under pressure as client transaction volumes remained low.
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The company has been under pressure from activist investor Starboard Value.
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Under pressure, Ms Lam has agreed to a period of consultation.
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Observers say Abiy is under pressure to meet high public expectations.
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But the giant is under pressure, and seems to know it.
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Russian oil production remained under pressure due to the pipeline debacle.
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It remained under pressure Monday, trading at one point under 1.32.
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But one part of the tradition is under pressure to change.
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HK/SIN; the yen strength put some Japanese equities under pressure.
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Shares of skyrocketing Tesla were under pressure in Thursday's premarket trading.
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I didn't make this decision lightly or hastily or under pressure.
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But analysts said that prices for the oilseed remained under pressure.
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Under pressure from televangelist Jerry Falwell, Congress ultimately rejected the bill.
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DOLLAR: Most metals were under pressure from a stronger U.S. dollar.
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After the latest defeat, the Tories are under pressure to act.
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From a market standpoint, banks have been under pressure all year.
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The dollar's rebound also put most emerging market currencies under pressure.
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So both are under pressure at home for their antics abroad.
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That discovery led to Conrad's resignation, under pressure from Zenefits' board.
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Hizbullah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, is not one to buckle under pressure.
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Japanese banking stocks came under pressure on Wednesday, following the report.
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Energy stocks had been under pressure when oil prices were declining.
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JL: He was always very calm, cool, and collected under pressure.
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Nationwide said it expected margins would remain under pressure this year.
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Oakes said the city is under pressure to answer to lawsuits.
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He's got poise under pressure – game gets tied, he doesn't panic.
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Kengeter has been under pressure following the unsuccessful merger with LSE.
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Salt water under pressure passes through membranes, purifying it for drinking.
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Even without activists, big banks are under pressure to improve results.
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MSCIEF rose 23 percent, but remained under pressure from weakening currencies.
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You won't have to worry about these brushes snapping under pressure.
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"He will always double down when under pressure," said the Liberal.
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European banks are under pressure as negative interest rates dent earnings.
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While production remains under pressure, demand for Fonterra's goods remains strong.
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On the other hand, oil and gas stocks fell under pressure.
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"Banks are probably going to remain under pressure here," he said.
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Netflix — Netflix could be under pressure today on news that Amazon.
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"The railways are under pressure to keep time routes," he said.
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Already, the non-famous clients of Mossack Fonseca are under pressure.
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Bowie recorded "Under Pressure" with Queen for Hot Space in 1981.
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But while they think about it, sterling will be under pressure.
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Emerging Asian currencies came under pressure as U.S. bond yields rose.
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Its shares continued under pressure during early afternoon deals on Thursday.
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Under pressure from the investigation, Kengeter stepped down in October 2017.
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In fact, Trump has lashed out at Obama while under pressure.
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However, revenue was short of expectations, putting the shares under pressure.
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Airlines are coming under pressure to ban electronic cigarettes on flights.
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Last year, Saudi Arabia raised output steeply under pressure from Washington.
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Banking and finance stocks in Australia and Japan came under pressure.
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Oil prices also remained under pressure from a global supply glut.
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Several more remain under pressure to answer questions around their eligibility.
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"Look for ag markets to stay under pressure," he advised traders.
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Tice also sees rising interest rates putting the economy under pressure.
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Twitter has been under pressure to diversify its company and board.
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The latter remained under pressure, down over 4.5 percent in trade.
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Congress and the administration are under pressure to lower drug prices.
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Under pressure from investors, Mr. Read initially tried a different tack.
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Europe's nations have a duty to confirm democracy's resilience under pressure.
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He was under pressure most of the afternoon, sacked five times.
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Smallcap stocks were under pressure, with the Russell 2000 off 0.97.
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Crude oil prices are under pressure, but Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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Finally, winning CEOs and troops alike thrive under pressure, Cramer said.
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Lawmakers are under pressure to raise the debt ceiling by Sept.
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Sudden and unexpected liquidity tensions would put the ratings under pressure.
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He resigned from the position under pressure from Trump in September.
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I didn't think he could play that consistently well under pressure.
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WeWork may be under pressure to secure outside funding before then.
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It's also putting CEOs under pressure to react in that environment.
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And the problem is not just that woods are under pressure.
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So, he knows you are under pressure to mention Russian attacks.
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Nationwide said it expects margins to remain under pressure this year.
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GE is under pressure to clean up its balance sheet soon.
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The art market is feeling under pressure from the outside world.
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He resigned under pressure from Flynn successor H.R. McMaster in August.
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I like to always make myself feel like I'm under pressure.
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The lira has also been under pressure from domestic political developments.
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Oil refiner New Zealand Refining remained under pressure, down 1.9 percent.
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That's just a name Taiwan has used under pressure from China.
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Starbucks is also under pressure to revitalize its U.S. sales growth.
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Both approaches give me peace under pressure and calms me down.
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Trump's administration is also under pressure to increase coronavirus testing capacity.
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Rosberg criticized Vettel for mistakes under pressure and wasting energy complaining.
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Hong Kong stocks remained under pressure due to the political crisis.
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Under pressure from Matra's shareholders, he announced he was pulling out.
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I didn't make this decision lightly, or hastily, or under pressure.
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Nowadays, Congress is defined by stories of goodwill crumbling under pressure.
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Status: Is resigning from the Senate, under pressure from other Democrats.
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Mr. Bush found himself under pressure to respond with equal boldness.
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Mr. Kim may find himself under pressure domestically to continue negotiations.
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Also under pressure: the head of Boeing's audit committee, Lawrence Kellner.
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Britain is under pressure to accept more of them, though Mrs.
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Amazon has also been under pressure for how it depicts Nazis.
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Now, she is under pressure to articulate what she stands for.
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Meanwhile, its main competitor, Victoria's Secret, continues to come under pressure.
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Hong Kong stocks remained under pressure due to the political crisis.
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The market remained under pressure even after a blowout jobs report.
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The year's top Dow performer may come under pressure in 803.
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Cantonese is under pressure, in Hong Kong and neighboring Guangzhou province.
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Ms. Simmons noted that girls are under pressure to be liked.
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Go deeper: Facebook, Google weigh changing political ad policies under pressure
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They are under pressure to keep up their patient satisfaction scores.
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O'Brien came to understand what made Ryan so dependable under pressure.
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Now, SoftBank is the one under pressure from an influential investor.
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But that arabesque also shows you her poise: grace under pressure.
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WASHINGTON — Amy Berman Jackson is no stranger to working under pressure.
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The space has been under pressure due to falling bond yields.
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Won't she feel resentful that she chose that school under pressure?
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Biden wasn't the only candidate under pressure to perform on Tuesday.
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Vietnam eventually backed down a month later, under pressure from China.
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But, more important than that, our country will be under pressure.
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His team, responsible for creating delivery routes globally, was under pressure.
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In focus: the company's iPhone sales, which have been under pressure.
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The U.S. official said Macron had buckled under pressure from Trump.
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Everything I said after I was arrested I said under pressure.
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"If profit margins are under pressure, that's a problem," he said.
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Auto stocks and basic resources were under pressure on trade concerns.
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Markets may come under pressure from rising U.S. production, analysts say.
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Privat's liquidity has also come under pressure from recent deposit outflows.
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It is extremely rare for a senator to resign under pressure.
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Europe and U.S. equities fell as technology stocks stayed under pressure.
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Trump wasn't the only one under pressure to enter diplomatic talks.
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Oil prices, which have also been under pressure, extended Friday's gains.
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Its EBITDA margin has declined, under pressure from rivals like Heineken.
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Biden, in particular, been under pressure to disclose his top fundraisers.
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The employee also said the woman's arm had been under pressure.
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The López Obrador administration is under pressure to curb spiraling violence.
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Business spending is under pressure as confidence wanes and uncertainty rises.
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MORE, but reversed himself under pressure from the GOP Senate leadership.
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Fed tightening has put U.S. credit, especially investment grade, under pressure.
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People in Hong Kong are coming under pressure to take sides.
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Stockbrokers like Charles Schwab are under pressure from low-cost upstarts.
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Still under pressure within the egg, the water might not boil.
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" He added, "I wasn't in the mood to buckle under pressure.
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On Olympics The president of Michigan State has resigned under pressure.
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And the money-losing company is under pressure to cut costs.
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Manufacturers will also be put under pressure to improve product standards.
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As a result, Michael came under pressure to tender his resignation.
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And people simply haven't seen Rubio under pressure all that often.
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Even under pressure, Hayden is excited to rise to the occasion.
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One share – one stock that is under pressure today shares of Apple.
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The tech sector came under pressure from a set of disappointing results.
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Under pressure from the party he is backing away from extending VAT.
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Stocks were also under pressure on Friday as crude oil prices plunged.
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Under pressure to reduce the migrant presence, local authorities said on Feb.
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As a result, Fitch expects Voyage's EBITDA margin to remain under pressure.
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China's pension fund is under pressure to break even in coming years.
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I would not reveal its contents; I would not crack under pressure.
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Banks have been under pressure, their profitability undermined by low interest rates.
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Following Powell's comments on Wednesday, short-term Treasury yields came under pressure.
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Stocks across the industry have come under pressure this week after Amazon.
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As a result, the government's credit rating would also come under pressure.
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As a result, Fitch expects Voyage EBITDA's margin to remain under pressure.
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Trump is under pressure from American businesses to resolve the trade fight.
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The Democratic leadership, under pressure from progressive groups and officials like Rep.
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The stock remains under pressure as police raids at its offices continue.
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Bitcoin has suddenly come under pressure again, down 12 percent on Monday.
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Brookdale has also came under pressure from activist investor Land and Buildings.
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In the meantime, these higher expenses will keep underwriting results under pressure.
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Now, the economy is under pressure from the US-China trade war.
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However, the rupee was under pressure on an expected rise in imports.
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Yeah, I love it, I'm amazed at what we did under pressure.
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We've been able to create some holes and put them under pressure.
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Shares of WPP were once again under pressure, down by 0.6 percent.
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Travel stocks were also under pressure after a failed coup in Turkey.
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Since then, airlines have been under pressure to change their overbooking policies.
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However, worry about Italy kept the euro under pressure against the dollar.
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Auto shares fell 1.2 percent, with scandal-hit Volkswagen under pressure again.
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Major technology stocks would likely come under pressure under a Warren tenure.
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So under pressure from her parents, she buckled and deleted her account.
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Tesla shares have been under pressure lately, down nearly 30% this year.
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The bank remains under pressure from its shareholders over its turnaround strategy.
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The company's shares have been under pressure recently by iPhone demand concerns.
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Global economic growth is also under pressure amid a global manufacturing slowdown.
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The exterior doors snapped open under pressure, filling the house with rain.
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Mr Trudeau is under pressure from supporters to challenge it in court.
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Shares of Apple have been under pressure this year, falling 11 percent.
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Mr Nunes had come under pressure for his ties to Team Trump.
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Notwithstanding some improvement, consumers remain under pressure and consumer confidence remains low.
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Crude prices were under pressure this morning, after a rough session Wednesday.
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Currencies such as the Singapore dollar and Korean won came under pressure.
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Global firms will come under pressure to locate more production at home.
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Oil majors' refining businesses have come under pressure as crude prices rebound.
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Under pressure from the church, it has considered tightening restrictions on abortion.
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His touchy temperament — as revealed repeatedly — is callous and uncool under pressure.
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They are under pressure to fortify their balance-sheets with more capital.
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I've not seen any evidence that, under pressure, Trump opts for moderation.
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Under pressure from activists and from migrants themselves, Mexican attitudes are softening.
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For months Mr Hammond has been under pressure to lift the cap.
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"That could put the currency under pressure and raise inflation," he warned.
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Some Indian media reports speculated Siddhartha was under pressure over outstanding debts.
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The firm had been under pressure for years to restructure the business.
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As a result, private banks' shares and bonds may stay under pressure .
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Apple is under pressure from the FBI to backdoor iPhone 5c security.
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It may also mean that P/E ratios will be under pressure.
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The pan-European Stoxx 1.23 finished flat with major bourses under pressure.
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Local officials are also under pressure to find shelter for refugee families.
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Some Indian media reports said Siddhartha was under pressure over outstanding debt.
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Uber shares, as you saw, they're under pressure, at least thus far.
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But without question, this image of grace under pressure is memorably arresting.
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Cyclical sectors, which generally suffer when economic growth slows, came under pressure.
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Global markets had been under pressure in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite has been under pressure since the Nov.
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Saudi companies are coming under pressure in the thick of earnings season.
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European banks were also under pressure, on the back of earnings news.
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Nor is he folding under pressure from the Democrats' "progressive" left wing.
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It has agreed to sell Asiana under pressure from its lead creditor.
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Let's talk, for a moment, about self-possession and grace under pressure.
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Ulta Beauty (ULTA) was also under pressure after warning on forward guidance.
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She didn't force him out; he left voluntarily, if -- certainly -- under pressure.
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" UBS pointed to shrinking revenues, which it said will "remain under pressure.
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Another, Spanish lender BBVA, was also under pressure, off nearly 5.9 percent.
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But low oil and gas prices put government finances are under pressure.
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Under pressure from public opinion, politicians and bureaucrats are finally catching up.
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Gold prices have come under pressure recently from higher U.S. Treasury yields.
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You've said in the past that you like performing under pressure. Why?
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But Norwegian is under pressure to squeeze even more from its fleet.
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That sent the greenback reeling and it was still under pressure Thursday.
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The oil and gas sector was also under pressure, down 3.7 percent.
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Like any profit-earning business, dentists are under pressure to boost revenue.
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Italian bonds came under pressure from jitters ahead of next month's election.
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Despite firm prices, the steel market is under pressure from rising stockpiles.
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Metal prices were under pressure on Friday, which weighed on mining stocks.
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Such a development would put the Chinese yuan under pressure, noted Goh.
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They're already under pressure to invest that money in the United States.
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Grace under pressure #BlackLivesMatter #BatonRouge #blm Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Reuters pic.twitter.
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Not surprisingly, almost all of the auto stocks were under pressure overnight.
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IBM shares are under pressure after its revenues fell short of expectations.
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Financials remained under pressure, with Westpac Banking Corp closing 0.6 percent down.
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As a result, Fitch expects Voyage EBITDA margin to remain under pressure.
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Sloan was under pressure to step down, especially from lawmakers like Sen.
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I was under pressure, so I tried to focus on no disasters.
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The group recently decided to cover "Under Pressure," with the hashtag #ripBowie.
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The dollar's rebound also meant most emerging market currencies were under pressure.
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He's not going to flinch when confronted nor blink when under pressure.
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Hong Kong's was under pressure, declining 0.47 percent by 3:3.96 p.m.
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We know you're going to be under pressure to fall in line.
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"They are under pressure to make a deal with us," Trump tweeted.
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Adam Neumann, its co-founder, stepped down as chief executive under pressure.
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Qualcomm has been under pressure in the wake of growing Chinese-U.
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Republicans, however, are under pressure from outside groups to halt nomination votes.
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It is more exciting for fans, and I play better under pressure.
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Energy stocks came under pressure as crude prices fell on oversupply concerns.
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Medicine is going digital and regulators are under pressure to keep pace.
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"It is a privilege to play under pressure," a smiling Sundhage said.
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The company has been under pressure to disclose more about the matter.
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"I think I know how to play under pressure," Jutanugarn, 20, said.
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And, our public lands are increasingly under pressure by new mine proposals.
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Home building stocks were under pressure, on concerns about the mortgage deduction.
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Under pressure, Trump agreed to table the issue until after the midterms.
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China markets, meanwhile, recovered slightly after coming under pressure in recent sessions.
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But the space has been under pressure lately given its high valuation.
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With earnings under pressure, such acquisitions are bound to become increasingly necessary.
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West Texas futures have been under pressure as U.S. production keeps rising.
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Under pressure from his colleagues, Franken will make an announcement on Thursday.
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Many U.S. allies are coming under pressure on defence spending from Washington.
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"Rent-seeking business models will be the most under pressure," Chanos said.
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Oil prices had been under pressure all week, pressured by oversupply concerns.
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But low oil and gas prices has put government finances under pressure.
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The post-war institution is under pressure from euroskeptics of all stripes.
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One executive said the advertisers had come under pressure from the government.
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A recent chief of Rusada, Nikita Kamayev, resigned under pressure in November.
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Democrat Al Franken resigned from the Senate under pressure from his party.
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Health stocks also came under pressure with the index down 1.5 percent.
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Washington's Hill is a pillar of sober stoicism and grace under pressure.
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Huawei has been under pressure from a US campaign against its business.
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In such an uncertain environment, capital markets activity is coming under pressure.
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And the Fed is under pressure to provide more help as well.
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Eventually, under pressure, he turned over his duties to a top deputy.
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They were removed under pressure from Jordan, the custodian of the shrine.
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But the government is under pressure from climbers to limit the number.
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Lawmakers backed down under pressure from the European Union and United States.
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Today brings some tension, but you work very well under pressure, Sagittarius.
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The move came under pressure from the Chinese government, Reuters reported Monday.
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She's just maintained enough grace under pressure to make it appear so.
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Under pressure from his own party, Mr. Trump reluctantly signed the bill.
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"Love people who are great under pressure," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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My game feels solid and like it can be replicated under pressure.
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Under pressure from Sanders' supporters, the party changed the rules in 2018.
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The move shocked markets already reeling under pressure from the coronavirus outbreak.
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Some said he was under pressure but Paul does his own thing.
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President Bush, under pressure to appoint a minority replacement, did just that.
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All of the FAANG stocks, apart from Netflix Inc came under pressure.
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They're under pressure to get you out the door in 15 minutes.
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Macau is under pressure to keep a tight rein on capital outflows.
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Futures were also under pressure amid a sharp drop in Facebook shares.
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Ian Rhodes: So yes everybody's under pressure to contain and control costs.
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Still, under pressure to leave the board, Mr. Wanger resigned on Jan.
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Exports are likely to remain under pressure even if current China-U.
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Sudden and unexpected liquidity tensions will also put the ratings under pressure.
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SPXHC, down 0.8 percent, came under pressure for a second straight day.
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They are frustrated at Hannity, who they believe has buckled under pressure.
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They may be under pressure to make big adjustments to their portfolios.
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Mboweni is under pressure to promise spending cuts that could appease Moody's.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Neumann stepped down under pressure from directors and investors.
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Under pressure, the top of her voice can grow pinched and strident.
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Now, SoftBank is the one under pressure by a well-heeled investor.
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Volkswagen has been under pressure since the emissions scandal began in 2015.
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This year Amazon decided, under pressure, to raise wages for its employees.
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Today, much of that is gone, and what's left is under pressure.
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Social media firms are under pressure to address harassment on their services.
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Stocks on the mainland also came under pressure from mounting trade tensions.
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The euro was under pressure since the start of the Asian session.
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Both companies are now also under pressure for their relationship to guns.
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Shares of Tesla opened under pressure Monday after a rough few weeks.
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The White House and Congress are under pressure to reach a solution.
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Shares came under pressure following the news, ending almost 2 percent down.
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Huawei has been under pressure from a broader US campaign against it.
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Quarterback Eli Manning fumbled twice, albeit under pressure, and threw an interception.
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Auto shares fell 1.7 percent, with scandal-hit Volkswagen under pressure again.
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Prices have been under pressure since the company reported fourth-quarter results.
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Tech under pressure: It could be another tough day for tech stocks.
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The system had been severely tested, and it held up under pressure.
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Currencies were also on their back foot with commodity markets under pressure.
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The currency is under pressure to depreciate for a number of reasons.
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Sterling remained under pressure in Asian trade, down 0.02 percent at $1.2582.
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Global markets followed Wall Street lower, and the dollar remained under pressure.
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The 75-year-old Mnangagwa is under pressure to revive Zimbabwe's economy.
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Since Trump's announcement, shares of metal users have been mostly under pressure.
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The nation is also contesting how responsible adults should respond under pressure.
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Under pressure from regulators, banks are assuming Brexit occurs in March 2019.
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These moves come as the health-care sector itself is under pressure.
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Automakers and technology names were mixed, while bank stocks came under pressure.
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Shares of Snap were under pressure during the call, dropping double digits.
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It may also signal to the interviewer that you wilt under pressure.
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Look at the calmness under pressure of a guy like Lou Williams.
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Reliance Communication (BB-/Stable), the fourth-largest telco, is already under pressure.
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Further devaluation of the Turkish lira could, however, put liquidity under pressure.
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There's a lot of volatility and the market is still under pressure.
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The company is now under pressure to get the business going again.
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" In 1981 he teamed up with Queen for the classic, "Under Pressure.
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You tell me the stock was never under pressure but it was.
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Under pressure to act, US security agencies flooded Yemen with intelligence resources.
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Under pressure to act, American security agencies flooded Yemen with intelligence resources.
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"We are seeing very strong signs that the economy is under pressure, with household income on the decline, and consumer staples, auto and discretionary space under pressure," said Aishvarya Dadheech, fund manager at Ambit Asset Management in Mumbai.
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Serbia's government is under pressure to bring public debt of around 74 percent of GDP under control even as growth in the Balkan country of 13 million remains sluggish at a time when living standards are under pressure.
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Thyssenkrupp, suffering from four profit warnings and two botched restructuring attempts, is under pressure to rake in fresh cash due to a weakened balance sheet that has come under pressure following recent rating downgrades by S&P and Moody's.
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Despite markets reaching record highs, the company has been under pressure this year.
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Healthcare stocks, down 753 percent, were under pressure for a second straight day.
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Ride fast schedule, put them under pressure and hopefully we can hold on.
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Leaders and governments do sometimes speak out when under pressure from domestic constituencies.
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Kerry has been under pressure in recent weeks to issue a public apology.
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European steel makers have been under pressure because of cheap competition from China.
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Japan Display has come under pressure and previously sought a bailout in 2016.
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I think it's now under pressure and it has to find a base.
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She is also under pressure to tackle a range of domestic policy problems.
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Chief Financial Officer Ulrik Svensson said revenues were still under pressure in Europe.
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In commodities, crude oil prices remained under pressure after sliding sharply on Wednesday.
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Global stocks were under pressure overnight, with Chinese markets taking the biggest hit.
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Her conservative coalition is under pressure from the far-right Alternative for Germany.
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Toyota also came under pressure after the President-elect opened fire on Twitter.
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Under pressure from activists and faced with declining ticket sales, SeaWorld Entertainment Inc.
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Now Google has pulled out of the project under pressure from those workers.
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Wilson was under pressure, per Sports Info Solutions, on 29.6 percent of snaps.
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Bill Richardson, withdrew under pressure from a federal investigation into his campaign contributions.
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Russia's Urals also came under pressure despite the end of seasonal refinery maintenance.
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GE is not the only company under pressure to reduce its debt balance.
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That deal is under pressure in a new Congress dominated by the right.
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They shouldn't be doing it only when under pressure, but all the time.
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With everything going on in the world today, sometimes you feel under pressure.
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Consumption, under pressure from high unemployment and household debt, fell along with investment.
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Mining stocks, which usually come under pressure after weak China data, remained resilient.
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McCombe said European equities would also come under pressure if Britons chose Brexit.
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Wolves are rare, and the government is under pressure to cull them further.
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Luxury stocks, which have been under pressure from the trade conflict, fell again.
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Under pressure in Syria, IS continued unleashing its own suicide-bombers against Turkey.
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Facebook has come under pressure as the company acknowledged misuse of users' data.
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Macy's stock is under pressure today after the company reported a disappointing quarter.
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But the lira was under pressure long before the latest row with America.
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That leads him to believe the commodity could continue to come under pressure.
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"I do think their currency has been under pressure," the Treasury secretary said.
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It's also under pressure to capture more time from its users' media diets.
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A surprise increase in U.S. crude stockpiles also kept oil prices under pressure.
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According to the other men in the house, Blake is "cracking" under pressure.
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EU economies are already under pressure, and new tariffs could further dent growth.
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Fabio Schvartsman stepped down as Vale's CEO under pressure from prosecutors in March.
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He is under pressure at home and abroad to return to civilian governance.
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European stocks were under pressure, while Asia-Pacific indexes ended mostly higher overnight.
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Spain's government, under pressure from victims' groups, is opposed, for now at least.
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Neal is under pressure to act from some Democratic lawmakers and outside groups.
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Stocks rose marginally but were held back as bullion shares came under pressure.
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Kyrgyz journalists who fail to toe the government line are also under pressure.
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Nike is partly under pressure due to the increasingly crowded athletic apparel field.
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Stocks were under pressure earlier due to an overnight rise in the yen.
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Hammond is under pressure to help British businesses as he readies his Nov.
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He said he suspects his son was under pressure, perhaps due to bullying.
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And Silicon Valley, drawing fire for sexism, is under pressure to fix it.
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The dollar has been under pressure over concern about a possible U.S. recession.
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These companies have been under pressure since the Huawei ban went into place.
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German companies are already coming under pressure to distance themselves from Nord Stream.
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In midday trading Tuesday, Square was under pressure at about $11 per share.
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Additionally, healthcare systems are under pressure from aging populations and tightening purse strings.
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Uchida said the dollar is likely to remain under pressure against the yen.
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Editorial The 274 pages of emails released under pressure on Wednesday by Gov.
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Under pressure, the state's Public Authorities Control Board denied the plan in 2005.
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U.S. stock futures were under pressure, ahead of the government's 8:30 a.m.
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It was also under pressure from investors to improve profitability and stock performance.
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But it is under pressure on many fronts, something al-Adnani himself recognized.
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Despite farmers' protests, the president is under pressure to avoid an obvious crackdown.
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It's also under pressure to compete with Apple Music, which is available worldwide.
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She actually can be very chill under pressure when she needs to be.
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Many are serving long prison terms or have left the country under pressure.
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They are acutely aware that they are under pressure to reach hasty conclusions.
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ZKB's profitability has remained adequate but is under pressure from negative interest rates.
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Compare his worst performances with the masterclasses that Joanna Jędrzejczyk shows under pressure.
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Steer clear of these 10 jobs if you tend to buckle under pressure.
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PA) came under pressure after weaker results from U.S. tech company IBM (IBM.
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PA) came under pressure after weaker results from U.S. tech company IBM (IBM.
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Its share price, already under pressure amid uncertainty about the bank's strategy, plunged.
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"We believe the market in 2018 will still be under pressure," he said.
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Laksaci had been under pressure over his handling of the oil price drop.
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The reasons that Graves and Pham may come under pressure are fairly straightforward.
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The company has been under pressure from the slowdown in energy and mining.
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They cannot expect Iran to accept an offer under pressure," Ravanchi said. "Why?
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Small-cap stocks were under pressure, with the Russell 2000 off 1.39 percent.
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Banks' interest margins have come under pressure from Sweden's ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Banks are under pressure by European banking regulators to cut their soured loans.
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But concern about the strength of China's economy put machinery makers under pressure.
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But equities were under pressure amid jitters over a slowdown in economic growth.
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China's Shanghai index has been under pressure but it closed slightly higher Tuesday.
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This put oil and gas stocks under pressure, with Seadrill off 9.7 percent.
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Struggling with widening losses, Pandora is under pressure to become a subscription service.
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A shortage in housing supply is expected to keep the market under pressure.
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Apple's share price has come under pressure recently over concerns about iPhone sales.
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Dorsey is under pressure to reverse the fortunes of the social media company.
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But when subjected to a tough mock cross examination, Simpson wilted under pressure.
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Fitch believes the retail sector will remain under pressure over the next year.
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Other currencies to come under pressure included Turkey's lira, which slipped 3.02 percent.
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Specifically, Italian banks were under pressure as concerns over an upcoming election intensified.
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TO. With profits under pressure, seed and chemical companies are scrambling to consolidate.
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They also must be able to foster teamwork and problem solve under pressure.
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Euro membership puts Irish policymakers under pressure to show much greater fiscal discipline.
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And it is not only in Europe that prices are coming under pressure.
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Under pressure, Trump did issue strong language when he made a statement Monday.
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At the same time, Rucheng officials are under pressure to produce economic growth.
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Remittances from the Gulf are under pressure, too, as oil prices have slipped.
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He expected to see a business under pressure in Colgate's Friday earnings report.
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Other countries under pressure from Beijing may find it an example to follow.
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Conn has been under pressure from shareholders because of the company's poor performance.
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But some firms are coming under pressure to raise capital at cheaper valuations.
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Even with stocks under pressure, Paul contends the stock market is too expensive.
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Soybeans came under pressure as estimates of Brazil's soy harvest continued to rise.
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The former police chief, Greg Suhr, resigned under pressure from Mayor Ed Lee.
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Fund management firms are also under pressure to improve transparency over research payments.
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Energy producers were also under pressure following a slide in oil prices overnight.
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When they come under pressure the end result is often hard to predict.
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Under pressure from Democratic lawmakers, Mr. Maguire then gave the document to Congress.
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S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures also came under pressure during Asia hours.
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"The market leaders are under pressure," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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It was futile, and they knew it, but the brain seizes under pressure.
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That's what Wells Fargo (WFC) did when Stumpf left under pressure in 2016.
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Dan Wyant, head of the state environmental agency, resigned in December under pressure.
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But the amendment lost steam in the late 1970s under pressure from Mrs.
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The currency is also under pressure due to foreign outflows from government securities.
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Richer graphics and video on company websites also put IT systems under pressure.
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As international sanctions take their toll, the North Korean economy is under pressure.
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He has been cool under pressure, measured in his remarks, encouraging and reassuring.
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Missed and lazy coverage had Garoppolo under pressure on many of his throws.
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The middle class has grown exponentially even if it is under pressure now.
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Showing grace under pressure, my wife searched "disorientation" in an online health guide.
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Despite many hurdles, Atlante is under pressure to move quickly on a sale.
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Following mixed earnings for the third quarter, airline stocks have been under pressure.
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Also, cattle feedlots were under pressure but have recovered in the past year.
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On Wednesday however, oil prices came under pressure, with WTI crude at $59.47.
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Yet profitability is under pressure in Credit Suisse's wealth management and trading businesses.
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The industry is under pressure as shoppers spend more on technology and services.
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Chastened investment banks were forced to exit these businesses under pressure from regulators.
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I don't know how it is for you, but I'm constantly under pressure.
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Metal prices continued to come under pressure amid concerns over the Chinese economy.
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Berlin is under pressure from industry and European allies to ease the embargo.
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Beppe Severgnini Milan — THE British have a reputation for being calm under pressure.
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"One thing I do know about is performing under pressure," Mr. Friedlander said.
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But casino stocks, led by MGM, were under pressure after the concert shooting.
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Red-state Democrats like Manchin are under pressure over the Supreme Court vacancy.
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Coal companies are under pressure from less expensive energy sources and tougher regulations.
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Congress passed the amendment in 1996 under pressure from the National Rifle Association.
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You're under pressure today, Sagittarius—but don't worry, things will chill out soon.
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"Pageants help you learn to deal with certain things under pressure," Cooper said.
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Ben Carson, who is under pressure for spending $31,000 on a furniture set.
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The greater the multi-channel bundle comes under pressure ... who's the biggest loser?
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And most of these tech leaders have not been under pressure like that.
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The U.S. economy, while growing at a healthy clip, could come under pressure.
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Suddenly, he lost around 5s and was under pressure from Max once more.
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Canara's asset quality remains under pressure although the pace of deterioration has eased.
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The Swiss company has been under pressure from Cevian to consider a takeover.
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Industrials also came under pressure, amid worse-than-anticipated company forecasts for 2018.
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Mr. Rajoy is also under pressure to defuse a territorial dispute with Catalonia.
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Nasdaq futures were under pressure again this morning after Tuesday's 1.6 percent decline.
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Elliott's demand that Pernod improve profitability has put boss Alexandre Ricard under pressure.
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Clinton switched back to her under pressure or were replaced with Clinton supporters.
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The agency has been under pressure to speed up approval of medical devices.
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She has struggled with negativity, self doubt, shot selection under pressure and consistency.
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Instead, under pressure from Indian cellular operators, the bands will be auctioned off.
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Kraft did not perform well under pressure, Trump told me in late 2015.
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The Health and Human Services secretary resigned under pressure from Trump on Sept.
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That set a two-year deadline until departure, instantly putting Britain under pressure.
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They don't wilt under pressure any more often than most crafty veterans do.
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This week, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned under pressure from the president.
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The most recent data suggests sales remain under pressure in the United States.
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In Mexico, the classic staple is under pressure from mass production and modernity.
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Under pressure, then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg said showing the film was a mistake.
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Under pressure from the European Union, Serbia reinstated the visa requirement this October.
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"Love people who are great under pressure," Mr. Trump tweeted after the Masters.
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The company is also under pressure from regulators to clean up its platform.
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Google blocked payday loan ads in 2016 under pressure from civil rights groups.
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Prices were already under pressure as the coronavirus outbreak led to softer demand.
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Under pressure from local officials, one woman's family begged her not to go.
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She said they were under pressure to make compromises they could not accept.
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Auto stocks remained under pressure with the Nifty auto index slipping nearly 3%.
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Investment has dropped in Mexico and the country's services sector is under pressure.
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It also expects its 2.1 billion rand debtors' book to come under pressure.
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But no one can be sure until the financial plumbing comes under pressure.
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But the Trump administration remains under pressure to step up the recovery effort.
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They have to be put under pressure and they have to be earned.
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When they've led in the polls, health insurance stocks have come under pressure.
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Andrew Cuomo, came under pressure to return donations he made to them. Sens.
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Mr. Abbott shows no sign of being either under pressure or under attack.
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Her serve also has technical deficiencies, which could lead to trouble under pressure.
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Social media companies have shown how quickly they can act when under pressure.
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Under pressure to remove "extremist content," platforms are purging vital human rights evidence.
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He credits his new caddy Bo Martin with keeping him grounded under pressure.
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Murphy, under pressure from environmental advocates, said the bill didn't go far enough.
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Japan's Nikkei lost 0.9% and Shanghai blue chips 1.7%, with airlines under pressure.
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Consequently, the euro soared against the U.S. dollar, while markets came under pressure.
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Mining companies were also under pressure, tracking weakness in the price of copper.
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Despite these assurances, many of the women may feel under pressure to perform.
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Traditional car sales are under pressure, with sales expected to drop this year.
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Spain's IBEX remained under pressure as a constitutional crisis grows in the country.
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But then, under pressure from the government, his Al-Hayat column was cancelled.
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Stocks were under pressure as rates rose, and the dollar also moved higher.
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In America and Europe politicians are thus under pressure to reduce housing costs.
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Under pressure from liberal activists, a group of New York Democrats including Rep.
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Other brands under pressure include Swatch Group, Cartier-owner Richemont and France's Hermes.
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Under pressure from Republican leaders and President Trump, they ultimately abandoned the effort.
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It's not just smaller independents that are under pressure to live more responsibly.
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Oil companies are also under pressure to repair their debt-laden balance sheets.
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Is World Photography Organisation under pressure from China to censor images featuring #HongKongProtests?
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Elsewhere, pharma heavyweight Novartis ended the trading day under pressure, off 0.99 percent.
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Japan's Nikkei lost 64.603% and Shanghai blue chips 264.60%, with airlines under pressure.
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The tech giant is under pressure from investors to turn its business around.
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Employees under pressure to meet aggressive sales goals enrolled customers in multiple products.
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Trade-sensitive names including Apple came under pressure on Monday as a Dec.
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In turn, Barnes & Noble is still under pressure from an outspoken activist investor.
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The firm's shares were under pressure following Trump's comments, down around 0.5 percent.
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These states are home to Republican senators who are under pressure on healthcare.
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As a result, private banks' shares and bonds may stay under pressure PSBR.
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However, the shares are under pressure on signs that revenue growth is slowing.
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The result had seen tech shares in the U.S. come under pressure overnight.
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Equities were also under pressure by the cancellation of U.S.-China trade talks.
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Bouteflika resigned in April under pressure from the protests which began in February.
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The Japanese market was already under pressure with bluechip companies cutting their forecasts.
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AutoNation's profits have been under pressure as overall new vehicle sales have weakened.
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Volkswagen in particular has come under pressure ever since the infamous "dieselgate" scandal.
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The Justice Department is under pressure to bring federal charges in the case.
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EU economies are already under pressure and new tariffs could further dent growth.
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In other currencies, remained under pressure although there was no one clear driver.
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The stock was already under pressure as it went ex-dividend on Tuesday.
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Stocks were under pressure Monday after the cancellation of U.S.-China trade talks.
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Facebook has also been under pressure to remove Jones from the platform altogether.
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Both had been programmed before Mr. Martins retired under pressure in January 2018.
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Trading revenue across the industry has been under pressure due to low volatility.
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Under pressure, Google agreed to stop forcing arbitration on those alleging sexual harassment.
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Retailers are under pressure to raise prices on a slew of everyday products.
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But just months later, he was pushed out under pressure from the right.
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Finally he was forced to step down under pressure from Mr. Gaïd Salah.
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I've seen her very tight and very much under pressure on several occasions.
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A surprise rise in U.S. crude stockpiles also kept oil prices under pressure.
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Gardner is coming under pressure by state Democrats to leave the commission altogether.
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The context Bezeq has been under pressure on multiple fronts: • The company has been under pressure from regulators amid an investigation into potential securities violations, including an inquiry into the mogul Shaul Elovitch, who owns 26 percent of the company.
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The broader financial sector was under pressure, falling 0.95%, while bank stocks tumbled 1.03%.
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The broader financial sector was under pressure, falling 13%, while bank stocks fell 1.50%.
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The broader financial sector was under pressure, falling 1%, while bank stocks slipped 0.95%.
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We lived day-to-day under pressure with bad news and negative phone calls.
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We would be wrong to conclude that, say, Mr Nadal is poor under pressure.
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"Our staff were under pressure to deliver intelligence on the threat," the official said.
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Large parts of society are under pressure after years of sanctions and economic mismanagement.
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European travel-related stocks have been under pressure following news of the truck attack.
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Its profitability is under pressure as corporate clients demand more work for less money.
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For several years Cornell has been under pressure to grow the company's digital business.
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Machinery stocks, which were under pressure recently on worries about slowing China demand, rebounded.
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Food prices in Britain have been under pressure for years due to intense competition.
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Crude already came under pressure the previous day on evidence of surging U.S. stockpiles.
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Financial markets are under pressure this week following fresh signs of a slowing economy.
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Mnangagwa is under pressure from opposition parties and the public to implement political reforms.
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The sovereign ratings of MTN's two main countries of operations have been under pressure.
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As a public company Dropbox will be under pressure to quickly trim its losses.
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Being the tough bastard that he is, though, Harington refuses to fold under pressure.
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The ratings would also come under pressure if LBS fails to maintain sound capitalisation.
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Under pressure from Beijing, HNA sold off many of those assets to slash debt.
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Shine who resigned under pressure last year was never accused of sexually harassing anyone.
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Gold steadied as the dollar surrendered some of its gains, but remained under pressure.
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Its shares have been under pressure all year, falling nearly 22018 percent since January.
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Australian bank margins have been under pressure from higher wholesale funding and deposit costs.
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At a time when interest rates are rising, stock prices should be under pressure.
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Reinsurers have been under pressure in recent years from falling prices amid intense competition.
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Those stocks could now come under pressure as that trend unwinds, the firm said.
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Coupe, 6353, is now under pressure to show Sainsbury's can prosper on its own.
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Technology stocks across the region were under pressure, including many Huawei partners and suppliers.
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Secondary pricing volatility shows no sign of abating for companies under pressure from technology.
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He is calm under pressure, but unleashes a torrent of passion when he scores.
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Without the team's calm-under-pressure, Apollo 10 would have crashed into the Moon.
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Biden, under pressure from abortion-rights activists, recently changed his position on the law.
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Battleground stocks Chipotle and Twitter are under pressure today after posting disappointing quarterly earnings.
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The Indian government, under pressure from competitors, rejected Apple's request to sell refurbished iPhones.
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The government is under pressure from political opponents in local elections currently under way.
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Celebrity stylist Zerina Akers knows a thing or two about getting dressed under pressure.
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Pfizer is under pressure as one of its biggest drugs, Lyrica, faces generic competition.
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Meanwhile, eBay has been under pressure from activist investors Elliott Management and Starboard Value.
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Hotel Margins Under Pressure: The company's hotel portfolio generated HKD4.0bn in revenue in 2015.
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Ruben Kihuen is retiring under pressure, and New Hampshire's 1st District, where Democratic Rep.
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U.S. gold futures for June also came under pressure, settling $27.40 lower at $1,266.60.
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But now inflation is ticking up again and these markets are coming under pressure.
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Twitter, once a promising tech darling, has been under pressure over the past year.
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Although it has a bulging order book, Airbus is under pressure to improve profitability.
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Under pressure, Trump called out the KKK, neo-Nazis, and white supremacists on Monday.
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"Under pressure from the European Union, the government has solved some cases," said Thon.
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Increasingly, U.S. companies are under pressure to prove they are helping protect consumer privacy.
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The Christian community had already felt under pressure in Sri Lanka in recent years.
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The system worked quite well for a while but it is now under pressure.
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Oil prices, which have also been under pressure from Brexit nerves, extended Friday's gains.
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The company has been under pressure this year with shares down 15% since January.
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Metals were also under pressure on Thursday, sending basic resources stocks into negative territory.
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The vast majority of convictions are achieved with a confession, sometimes extracted under pressure.
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A President under pressure By early September, it was clear what was going on.
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Soybeans in particular were under pressure as the single most valuable U.S. agricultural export.
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CEO Carsten Spohr is meanwhile under pressure to boost efficiency and profitability at Lufthansa.
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London's exporter-heavy FTSE 100 fell as stronger sterling puts exporting companies under pressure.
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His exit comes at a time when Sea is under pressure for mounting losses.
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"The core business is still under pressure," Cross Research analyst Shannon Cross told Reuters.
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China is under pressure this year to meet politically important 4003 air quality targets.
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Under pressure from anti-FOBT campaigners, the government announced a consultation in October 2017.
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The BATS trade — Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent and Sina — has come under pressure this quarter.
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In the cattle market, futures came under pressure from weak cash prices, traders said.
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S. ties are under pressure from trade disputes and the North Korean nuclear crisis.
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Baidu's bonds remained under pressure with spreads on the 10-year widening another 6bp.
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BY TRADITION, Goldman Sachs makes risky financial wagers and stays icy cool under pressure.
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Under pressure from the narrow result, the party's leaders promised to improve that document.
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U.S. stock futures were under pressure, with Apple (AAPL) shares lower in premarket trading.
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Analysts said soybeans were under pressure from China's continued struggle with African swine fever.
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However, shares came under pressure after the company maintained its prior full-year forecast.
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Shares of Qualcomm have been under pressure all month, falling 19.5% through Wednesday's close.
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Commodities were under pressure with crude oil, precious metals and some base metals correcting.
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Instead, it turns out that Citrix is under pressure from activist investor, Elliott Management.
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Under pressure to grab market share, drone manufacturers are not necessarily focused on security.
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Under pressure from alumni, several endowments have promised to clean up their investment portfolios.
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Under pressure from the government, the last two major challengers called off their campaigns.
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Smaller peer Suez is under pressure from activist fund Amber to do exactly that.
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Ten-year Treasurys tend to perform well when such risk assets come under pressure.
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"You should see a lot of these companies under pressure in 2016," Deshpande said.
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" Crispr Therapeutics AG: "The short term: it seems to be under pressure a lot.
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"Managers are under pressure from the companies to keep labor costs low," Jayaraman said.
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Some have said they have already come under pressure to vote on July 30.
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While Baer's overall inflows have picked up since late 2018, margins remain under pressure.
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Argent Coolmax Blazer | $298 Staying fresh under pressure is the secret to your success.
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Treasury yields are down, oil is under pressure and global economic data has disappointed.
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Juries frequently give great deference to police officers for actions carried out under pressure.
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MARRIOTT SHARES CAME UNDER PRESSURE YESTERDAY WHEN ANBANG ANNOUNCED THAT IT WAS PULLING OUT.
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"Margins were under pressure this quarter but largely from one-time events," she said.
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Alan's job is on the line, and he's under pressure to produce fast results.
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In the latest misstep, Johnson came under pressure to retract remarks made on Nov.
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Dealers said they expected the rupee to remain under pressure due to seasonal imports.
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Analysts attributed the rise in financials, which have been under pressure, to technical buying.
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That comes with the North Korean's government falling to pieces under pressure from anybody.
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You made so many smart moves under pressure, obviously going to that batting cage.
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"We've got to learn how to play under pressure," Arizona coach Rick Tocchet said.
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"He could see the bubbles were under pressure," his SIPRE colleague Carl Benson recalls.
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And its energetic chief executive, Bernardo Hees, is under pressure to manage Street expectations.
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The company is under pressure this year due to a royalty dispute with Apple.
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However, dealers expect the rupee to be under pressure till seasonal inward remittances begin.
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Toy sales have been under pressure as they compete with videogames and YouTube videos.
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In Europe, the agriculture market was also under pressure due to lower farm income.
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ET. (CME) With retailers under pressure this quarter, JCPenney (JCP) reports earnings this morning.
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HNA has come under pressure to provide greater clarity about who owns the conglomerate.
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Basic Resources stocks continued to come under pressure as metal prices saw more declines.
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Washington is also under pressure, thanks in part to Trump, to improve veteran care.
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Investing in companies under pressure from activists or acquirers is not new to Smith.
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Markets around the world have been under pressure due in part to China worries.
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Oil, as well as global equities, have been under pressure amid global growth concerns.
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But there are pilots, surgeons, salesmen—myriad walks of life require performance under pressure.
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The ratings would also come under pressure if Nationwide fails to maintain sound capitalisation.
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And are actually looking at doing things that will be putting us under pressure.
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ALREADY under pressure to cut costs, banks are reluctant to spend on contingency plans.
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The sector came under pressure last week as Italy struggled to form a government.
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Under pressure, some governments are trying harder to force private companies to hire locals.
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Putin is under pressure to crack down on corruption while keeping the money flowing.
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He also warned that strains could leave policymakers under pressure and in uncharted waters.
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Staying calm under pressure served them well at multiple points during the show's filming.
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"From a technical standpoint, bitcoin is under pressure on the daily charts," said Otunuga.
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Under pressure from Trump, Saudi Arabia ramped up production to an all-time high.
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He said the decline would further impact soymeal demand, which is already under pressure.
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Stocks traded lower Thursday, as interest rates moved higher and tech was under pressure.
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He will also be under pressure not to do anything that could damage Clinton.
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SS: Sorry Kevin, I don't understand that when your margins are so under pressure.
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Simultaneously, Congress came under pressure to resolve the "Chinese Question" before an upcoming election.
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Levees can also crumble under pressure due to poor maintenance, inadequate foundations, or erosion.
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That means such studies did not properly test how the participants respond under pressure.
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For now, it's fun enough to watch the team flail with pride under pressure.
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The sector is also under pressure from the recent volatility over China, he added.
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He is already under pressure to resign from some critics because of those issues.
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The play closed after a few days, under pressure from the pro-slavery lobby.
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Without the ocean to support them, they buckled under pressure from the rushing floodwater.
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But that brief era of good feelings quickly cracked up under pressure from Republicans.
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Algeria's economy has been under pressure since oil prices started falling in mid-2014.
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Italy's FTSE MIB, which was under pressure Tuesday, recovered on Wednesday, rising 0.26 percent.
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Australian financials were under pressure, with the sub-index edging lower by 0.37 percent.
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The shares are also coming under pressure from growing expectations of higher interest rates.
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Rhodes showed that he could write under pressure and think against the conventional grain.
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Thursday's announcement came under pressure from the highway safety agency, which deemed an Aug.
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Oil prices came under pressure ahead of a Thursday meeting of major oil producers.
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Mainland markets, meanwhile, bounced back after coming under pressure in the past few sessions.
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China's massive manufacturing sector, already under pressure before tariffs hit, has tumbled into contraction.
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Cruise line stocks have been under pressure this year, dropping at least 5 percent.
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Still, he said he was under "pressure" to finalize the investigation promptly and efficiently.
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Oil prices were under pressure Tuesday, following sharp gains seen in the previous session.
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" He adds: "People often get spooked and discouraged when the market is under pressure.
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Oilfield services have been under pressure throughout a three-year downturn in oil prices.
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Hooper warns high-debt companies, home builders and even homeowners could become under pressure.
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Global stocks were under pressure in June as uncertainty over trade dented risk appetite.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Under pressure from U.S. regulators, Japanese air bag manufacturer Takata Corp 7312.
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However, the sector has come under pressure of late over concerns about lofty valuations.
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To assess the candidates' creativity and wit, and see how they respond under pressure.
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FANG tech stocks remained under pressure Wednesday but also recovered from steeper losses. Amazon.
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This year's best-performing sector has been under pressure recently amid growing valuation concerns.
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Hammond is also under pressure to remove the public sector cap of 22019 percent.
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"The margins are under pressure," Morningstar analyst David Ellis said in a phone interview.
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The market, however, was under pressure for the fourth session in row on Thursday.
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Drugstore operators are also under pressure from the growing possibility of ecommerce giant Amazon.
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The White House and Congress are under pressure to reach a solution on DACA.
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If he fails, he will be under pressure from his own party to resign.
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The technology sector remained under pressure before the market close, lagging the broader index.
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Hong Kong's was under pressure, falling 0.41 percent by 3:26 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick quit the group under pressure from activists over the order.
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The city has been under pressure to finish the consent decree before Inauguration Day.
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Facebook has agreed to amend its terms and conditions under pressure from EU lawmakers.
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But while Derby exhibited tremendous cool under pressure, he was terrified during the incident.
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The U.S. dollar remained under pressure on expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut.
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Latvia is under pressure to clean up its banking sector after series of scandals.
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Rupee is under pressure due to strong imports and foreign selling of government securities.
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However, the shares came under pressure after its outlook fell short of analyst estimates.
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THEYRE ALREADY UNDER PRESSURE AS A RESULT OF ALL THE COMPETITION IN THE SECTOR.
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Its top line is shrinking, margins are under pressure and it is leaking cash.
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Soon after, SXSW organizers came under pressure but had resisted to cancel the conference.
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First bit of flash from Neymar, who, under pressure from Alderweireld, backheels to Marcelo.
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State and federal authorities are under pressure to dramatically reduce jail and prison populations.
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Under pressure from consumers, a stream of companies demanded her campaign return their donations.
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Other endangered Democrats from Trump states are under pressure to also fall in line.
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Former Minnesota Coach Laura Halldorson described Muzerall as a "spitfire" who thrived under pressure.
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Lawmakers will again be under pressure to reach a budget agreement to extend funding.
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"She only did it under pressure," said Leo Cheng, a 19-year-old student.
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Soybean futures also fell on Friday, under pressure from wheat and corn, traders said.
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Canada will not provoke the Trump administration, but it also won't fold under pressure.
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The commission agreed to count the remaining tally sheets under pressure from international observers.
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With Qatar under pressure, Hamas began to fear that its benefactor was becoming isolated.
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One reason: Prosecutors were under pressure to move quickly and to not lose trials.
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That suggests businesses are under pressure to offer high wages, leading to higher prices.
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The company was under pressure to make some kind of move to accommodate travelers.
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Mr. Conyers has denied all the charges, but under pressure, did relinquish his post.
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But Lourenço is under pressure as the country continues to contract under his watch.
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The administration has in recent weeks also been under pressure to better protect journalists.
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Universities and the media in Hong Kong have come under pressure from China supporters.
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Doctors and other hospital workers have also come under pressure not to speak out.
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Hong Kong's government has been under pressure to close its borders to mainland China.
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Shares are likely to remain under pressure near-term, according to analyst Daniel McKenzie.
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But displacement, discrimination and a drawn-out war have put his homeland under pressure.
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Republicans focused on self-interest — or self-preservation — are under pressure from all directions.
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Trump, after the strike, told associates he was under pressure to deal with Gen.
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Under pressure, Portnow approved a task force to evaluate the academy and its procedures.
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Permian producers are under pressure from investors to increase production while reining in expenses.
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But stocks have been under pressure recently amid a steep sell-off in tech.
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Companies needed to cut costs to keep profit growing as sales came under pressure.
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"The rupee is under pressure with importer demand," a currency dealer said, requesting anonymity.
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Brexit fears: The pound is under pressure as Britain plunges deeper into Brexit chaos.
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The Lebanese pound, pegged against the dollar for two decades, has been under pressure.
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" Tonight, Mr. Green will be watching whether Mr. Bloomberg "maintains his poise under pressure.
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In 2017, under pressure from investors, Mr. Kalanick resigned as chief executive of Uber.
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Yet these, too, are under pressure as generic luxury apartment blocks proliferate, transforming Berlin.
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Taylor added that he believed that Pompeo was "under pressure" not to support Yovanovitch.
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In addition, miners were under pressure following softer-than-expected export data from Beijing.
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But it is essential work, and is under pressure in today's financially squeezed newsrooms.
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The new government is also under pressure to redress the wrongs of the past.
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Under pressure from lawmakers in states that have legalized marijuana, Trump recently promised Sen.
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Oil companies came under pressure after crude prices erased earlier gains on Iran's retaliation.
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"Without that exclusivity, orders could be under pressure in 2020," he told CNN Business.
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Mr. Hancock, a former J.P. Morgan executive, had come under pressure from activist investors.
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Ultimately, though, it was Watson's ability to improvise under pressure that sunk the Bills.
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Roku – Roku shares are under pressure following a report by The Information that Amazon.
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President Trump is under pressure to deliver a big win for Republicans on taxes.
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Turkey's lira also remained under pressure, hitting a new record low against the euro.
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Trump said that Peterson is either a "coward" or that he froze under pressure.
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"I am not under pressure to be out by a specific date," he said.
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Under pressure, the Dutch government on Tuesday announced a plan to mitigate the pain.
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DAVID FABER: As we watch malls under pressure -- certain malls, not all of them.
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Slack has been under pressure this year from the rival Microsoft Teams chat app.
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Tech shares have been under pressure lately amid a sharp decline in Facebook shares.
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All those stocks have been under pressure repeatedly from a lot of different ways.
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Investors continued to track events in Turkey, where the currency has been under pressure.
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Turkish assets are under pressure over concerns about U.S. sanctions and the economy's management.
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Stocks were under pressure earlier after the release of weaker-than-expected productivity numbers.
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Markets were already under pressure this week following the pullback in the U.S. market.
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The Dutch government is likely to emerge under pressure from a larger far right.
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Gazprom is also under pressure from a shift in energy consumption patterns in Europe.
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Stocks pared some of the gains, as stocks on Wall Street came under pressure.
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He served in that role until 2017 when he resigned under pressure from investors.
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It is a kind of control to keep me all the time under pressure.
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Under pressure from victims' families, industry officials finally tightened the standard earlier this year.
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The hospitals were also under pressure from the insurers to reduce lengths of stays.
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Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial has also come under pressure on several fronts from regulators.
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Their poise under pressure belied the many crises they had navigated during their careers.
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As a result, farmers are under pressure to produce more food with fewer resources.
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That's partly because China's coal mine safety has improved significantly under pressure from Beijing.
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The deal comes as the retail and health-care industries are coming under pressure.
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"Lift back the veil on how your brain works, especially under pressure," she says.
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Trump has come under pressure to address human rights with Duterte on his trip.
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The Trump administration is under pressure to implement new restrictions on flavored e-cigarettes.
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Strategists expect emerging markets to remain under pressure when Asian markets open early Monday.
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U.S.-based solar companies have been under pressure from cheaper Chinese imports for years.
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Vanessa Chan, a Facebook spokeswoman, disputed that Mr. Schrage was under pressure to depart.
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But Mr. Barr is still under pressure to renounce his hostility toward whistle-blowers.
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On the week, the STOXX 20.2 finished slightly under pressure, closing down 21.1 percent.
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Musk has been under pressure over the company's spending and after tweeting on Aug.
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When the Instagram, WhatsApp, all those things, never when the stock was under pressure.
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His biggest issue -- edits that made it seem like he was cracking under pressure.
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Soon after, he withdrew his candidacy via Twitter, reportedly under pressure from the government.
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Gross margins remained under pressure at 215 percent compared to 22020 percent last year.
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