Now this time, however, some of the underlying forces have shifted.
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The underlying forces that fueled worry a few weeks ago haven't gone anywhere.
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Underlying forces reshaping the church and the GOP alike are widening the distance between them.
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"On the fundamentals, the underlying forces for the Turkish lira are quite positive," Brooks said.
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From there, astronomers can begin to work out the underlying forces behind the epic cosmic outburst.
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At the same time, the underlying forces that point to more restrictions on free trade will not suddenly disappear.
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Economics is a social science, and these nine trends offered insight into the underlying forces that drove the year.
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I don't think it's that distant to look at nature as having the same motor rhythms and underlying forces.
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On the other side of the divide are those who argue that central banks are merely responding to underlying forces.
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Mr Trump's charisma aside, the success of drawbridge-up parties in so many countries is driven by several underlying forces.
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The West Village may be unrecognizable today, but it is not because the underlying forces working upon it have changed.
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One-off deals like the one he struck with Carrier do nothing to alter the underlying forces of the U.S. economy.
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But on another, it is about the underlying forces that drive American politics and have driven it for decades, if not centuries.
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To be sure, the underlying forces behind the divergence are complex, and include differing demographics, tax regimes and, crucially, executive compensation practices.
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But that's missing the obvious—there's usually a person who influenced things in a way that all the underlying forces cannot account for.
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But the same underlying forces explain why we can come to believe outrageous things, which can lead to equally consequential but disastrous outcomes.
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"What I took away from his class was the underlying forces of how people approach decision making [and] how people approach transactions in general," Murthy said.
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The real solution is to address the underlying forces that give rise to these biases—though there's no quick fix to changing a mindset that's been entrenched for generations.
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So for us, we have to go beyond the surface to understand the deeper underlying forces and then we will have a better sense of where we are going.
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Then Andrew Prokop and I talk Mitch McConnell: who he is, what motivates him, how he amassed so much power, and what his actions reveal about the underlying forces driving American politics.
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Public attention may be focused on an impeachment battle in Washington, but the underlying forces that drove recession fears in the summer are still very much here — with some new ones potentially in play.
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The job market has tightened and there are a number of underlying forces that may well propel the economy forward for a while in a way that prosperity spreads more outside the major cities.
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Others argue that central banks are merely responding to underlying forces such as ageing populations and the integration of China into the world economy, two developments which may be contributing to a worldwide "savings glut".
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This isn't to predict constitutional collapse over a Supreme Court vacancy (though today is a good day to read Matt Yglesias's essay on these underlying forces and how they could eventually lead to a serious crisis).
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It's a reminder that many of the biggest forces in the economy don't announce themselves with an election or a central banker's announcement, but through shifts in the underlying forces that make the global economy tick.
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While the study doesn't say this, a possible implication of this is that the underlying forces making all asset classes move more closely together are deeper than simply the sorts of issues we found before and during the crisis, such as over-leverage.
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Let me explain why: In about 11 years, the warming will increase by 50 percent from the current 1 degree Celsius to 1.5 degrees Celsius; and with it the underlying forces that link warming with weather extremes will also intensify by 50 percent.
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And for those that want a more immediate "fix" to the threat of terrorism, consider that the typical "fixes" that are applied to preventing terrorism – security or military-first responses – often exacerbate the underlying forces of exclusion and marginalization that make terrorism attractive in the first place.
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But in a nation where mass killings are still rare despite high levels of gun ownership, the sudden appearance of such grisly horror in a seven-story complex of consumerism has already prompted deeper questions about what happened, the government's response and the underlying forces that led a young man to kill so many who were so innocent.
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It argued that capitalism's most powerful underlying forces were not self-denial and discipline, as Max Weber had maintained in his classic 21976 work "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism," but the "social dimensions of the free economy" and the free play of creativity — both rooted, as Mr. Novak saw it, in Catholic ethics.
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Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture and Society. London: Fontana, 1988, p. 217. . Whereas realism seeks only to describe subjects as they really are, naturalism also attempts to determine "scientifically" the underlying forces (e.g., the environment or heredity) influencing the actions of its subjects.
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Naturalistic writers were influenced by the theory of evolution of Charles Darwin.Williams (1976, 217). They believed that one's heredity and social environment determine one's character. Whereas realism seeks only to describe subjects as they really are, naturalism also attempts to determine "scientifically" the underlying forces (i.e.
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The CalCOFI program was initially met with skepticism. The program was seen as a diversionary tactic initiating further picayune studies of sardine abundance to delay sardine catch regulations. Nevertheless, after the sardine fishery reached a low point in 1947 efforts were focused on the investigation of the underlying forces that govern sardine abundance.
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SpringerCarlsson, B. and G. Eliasson 2003. Industrial dynamics and endogenous growth, Industry and Innovation, 10 (4): 435-455. reveal the basic underlying forces driving industry evolution. Some industries, particularly those with rapid product turnover or high levels of capital expenditure, reveal special dynamics moving through intrinsic upturns and downturns that are not necessarily related to the wider economic fluctuations.
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Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Video still from Le Baiser (1999). Manglano-Ovalle’s diverse work is connected by its interest in probing the underlying forces, systems and histories that shape and describe contemporary identity, ethics, aesthetics, climate, and politics.Douglas, Kris. "Searching for Everybody and All at the Same Time," Manglano-Ovalle: Blinking Out of Existence, Rochester, MN: Rochester Art Center, 2007.
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Recurrent evolution is the repeated evolution of a particular character. Most evolution, or changes in allele frequencies from one generation to the next, is the result of drift, or random chance of some alleles getting passed down and others not. Recurrent evolution is when patterns emerge from this stochastic process when looking across populations. These patterns are of particular interest to evolutionary biologists as they can teach people about the underlying forces of evolution.
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This essence does not exist: it is a formal structure of thought whose content is determined by the dominant interests of each historical epoch. The argument of socialist humanism rests on a similar moral and ethical basis. It reflects the reality of discrimination and exploitation that gives rise to it but never truly grasps it in thought. Marxist theory must go beyond this to a scientific analysis that directs to underlying forces such as economic relations and social institutions.
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The Purpose and the Random are concepts elaborating the "grammar" of All-World introduced in Insomnia. The Purpose and the Random are driving forces on the different levels (worlds or realities) the Dark Tower connects. There are even stronger forces, like the Higher Purpose and the Higher Random. It is not totally clear whether these higher forms are multiple individual beings sharing a common aim, or if they are underlying forces not bound to personal forms.
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Forces of Nature is a four-part television documentary series presented by physicist Brian Cox. The series was co-produced by BBC Studios, PBS and France Télévisions and originally aired in the United Kingdom weekly from 4 July 2016 at 21:00 on BBC One. The documentary series couples high-definition cinematography with calm and methodical narration, uncovering how some of our planet's most beautiful sights and events are created by the underlying forces of nature. It follows on from Brian's 2014 series for the BBC, Human Universe.
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The coalescence of 'individuals' out of the cosmic flow of matter is a slow and incomplete process. "Individuation is mobile, strangely supple, fortuitous and endowed with fringes and margins; all because the intensities which contribute to it communicate with each other, envelop other intensities, and are in turn enveloped" (254). That is, even after individuation takes place, the world does not become passive background or stage on which newly autonomous actors relate to each other. Individuals remain bound to the underlying forces that constitute them all, and these forces can interact and develop without individual approval.
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Htin Aung 1967: 139Harvey 1925: 185–189 Still, in contrast to 250 years of political fragmentation that followed Pagan's collapse, this interregnum proved brief. As ephemeral as the overextended Toungoo Empire was, the underlying forces that underpinned its rise were not. By 1622, a branch of the fallen house (known retrospectively as the Restored Toungoo Dynasty or Nyaungyan Dynasty) had succeeded in reconstituting a major portion of the First Toungoo Empire, except for Siam, Lan Xang and Manipur. The new dynasty did not overextend itself by trying to take over Siam or Lan Xang. This was a more “realistic and organic” polity that would last until the mid-18th century.
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Conversely, as audit quality begins to decrease it is more likely that material information that should be disclosed will be excluded because it was not detected. A common catalyst of audit quality suffering is when firms focus on checking off the procedures performed during an audit without giving adequate attention to the underlying forces driving the figures. In an effort to increase audit efficiency auditors may be tempted to perform the minimum amount of work necessary to follow the legal or firm-wide requirements of an audit. Even if an audit is performed in accordance with Generally Accepted Auditing Standards, it is possible that an audit will fail to discover potentially misleading information.
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"The common thread in her work is its emotional strength, gestural qualities, layered textures, and the centrality of the human figure or the experience of being human." She often explores making invisible concepts visible: people in the act of thinking, narratives wherein something is hidden or revealed, and daily cycles of life against longer cycles of geologic or celestial time. "She is fascinated by the power of the human figure as it reaches monumental size, when it crosses the boundary and projects energy into an individual’s psychological space, when the art becomes participatory." By infusing the making of the art into the art, she captures a specific ‘moment in time’ that contrasts deep rhythms and underlying forces.
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In a review of G. P. Gooch's Studies in Diplomacy and Statecraft in 1942, Taylor wrote, "Gooch was a pupil of Acton and a Liberal member of the 1906 Parliament; in both capacities he was convinced of the civilised character of Germany and this influenced all his scholarship. Germany appeared to him a power like any other, with some faults, but more grievances".Burk, pp. 250-251. Taylor believed that by 1942 it was clear that it was not the case and that "the new generation of historians has now the obligation to make a new analysis of the underlying forces in Europe which will be closer to reality and so prepare a British policy which will suffer from fewer illusions and make fewer mistakes".
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The precarious nature of these unofficial residential lands limits the ability of residents to obtain services and raise issues with local planning administrations, further maintaining their marginalization. Enforcement of regulations, public participation, and plan execution are notably weak, while nepotism is strong, resulting in much urban development taking place outside of official planning processes. Studies of planning culture have tended to focus on national scales for comparative analysis; however, a need has been identified to focus on the contextual factors that differentiate planning cultures at the local level. Further research is also needed to understand the underlying forces that affect the core values of planning cultures; while "planning artifacts", such as institutional planning structures, are evident and can be easily compared, intangible aspects of the "social environment" require more thorough examination.
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