Squeeze the trigger of a gun and a spring unwinds.
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The greater trend has been a lot of trade unwinds.
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Steel wire unwinds and merges with the green and brown PVC.
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This issue becomes sharper as the ECB unwinds the programme this year.
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He unwinds the bound length and lets it rest against my back.
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Most nights, Alisha Ramos unwinds from her day with a skincare ritual.
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They make a charming couple, which becomes important as the story unwinds.
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I don't think anybody can really forecast how this whole thing unwinds.
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It still unwinds popular Obamacare protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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It is also news when a hedge fund unwinds an important stake.
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MARIS GIDWELL unwinds the bandage from her forearm and removes a wooden splint.
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AND I THINK IT'S GOING TO BE INTERESTING TO SEE HOW IT UNWINDS.
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The bill unwinds Obamacare's Medicaid expansion over three years, from 2021 to 2024.
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As The Happytime Murders unwinds its plot, it makes less and less sense.
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" She Unwinds While De-Puffing"We spend a lot of time on lymphatic massage.
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Those stocks could now come under pressure as that trend unwinds, the firm said.
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" Its climax unwinds during a high school dance that goes sideways, just like "Carrie.
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As QE unwinds, he will still have to take care to avoid tantrums in future.
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"I have no idea how one unwinds this," said Mr Wall, for the federal government.
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Two weeks later, North Korea announces plans to launch a satellite, which immediately unwinds the deal.
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While the Fed unwinds, Ginnie Mae has experienced an increase in demand from some foreign investors.
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The new ABC drama is rooted in an intricate mystery which slowly unwinds as the season goes on.
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"It unwinds the ability of people with pre-existing conditions to get insurance under the ACA," Garthwaite said.
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When the DNA unwinds in preparation for replication and cell division, the legs of the DNA ladder are broken.
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As soon as paint hits the surface, the vibration process unwinds a mirage-y maze of color and light.
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Republican Senator Susan Collins said on Sunday that she would not support a bill that unwinds the bipartisan deal.
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This differential creates torque, and when the body reverses for the downswing, the body unwinds rapidly, generating great speed.
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But U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett's ruling on Friday makes the ban unenforceable while that litigation unwinds in court.
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"The question is whether the rally holds or unwinds as we get more details" about President-elect Donald Trump's policies.
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Why it matters: Biden is the early Democratic frontrunner and the stakes are high as President Trump unwinds existing policies.
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Drew would ideally help, but he works during the day and unwinds in the evening by playing videogames in bed.
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Yet "Forever Changeless", the piano solo that follows, brings the listener back and easily unwinds those six minutes of unease.
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It's a hidden gem Italian place in northwest D.C. I spend some time getting ready while he unwinds after work.
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As its hedging of fuel prices last year unwinds, Ryanair's margins will be lifted further by cheaper oil into 2016.
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She occasionally unwinds with a male escort, a subplot which undermines everything we think we know about her pragmatic streak.
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"Aggretsuko" is an anime series about Retsuko, a red panda with a frustrating desk job who unwinds through death metal.
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"A key input in the decision is how uncertainty unwinds going forward, and how that impacts on demand," she said.
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"A key input in the decision is how uncertainty unwinds going forward, and how that impacts on demand," she said.
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"The initial momentum-value move was largely driven by unwinds of extreme positioning," which he believes are destined to be reversed.
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In each chapter, Dickey spins riveting tales and then carefully unwinds these narratives, exposing the materials and motivations of their construction.
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We also get to know her love of Disney movies (The Little Mermaid!) and how she unwinds before a big match.
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" She adds: "The movie sounds and narratively unwinds like the previous installments, but without the same easy snap or visual allure.
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Let's also consider how Nottage unwinds her tale to make it palatable to this audience, and her art becomes more apparent.
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A taper in Chinese purchases would come as the Federal Reserve unwinds the massive balance sheet it amassed after the financial crisis.
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Still, some investors may welcome the move, coming as the Fed unwinds its giant balance sheet built up during the financial crisis.
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But generally, we've seen historically that when you've had these momentum unwinds, they don't necessarily mean bad things for the broader market.
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He's an amazing cook and unwinds after the working day by cooking up a storm and playing loud music in the kitchen.
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As she works through her own sexual awakening with Katie, Cyd unwinds some of the ways Miranda's life has gotten too safe.
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Philip's father, Herman (Morgan Spector), an outspoken F.D.R. Democrat, unwinds by listening to Walter Winchell, the MSNBC of the anti-Lindbergh movement.
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The story unwinds bit by bit, as a number of factors collide on one fateful day that leaves the whole family in peril.
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"The first thing that happens when the market starts to decline is all that inventory unwinds, and it happens pretty quickly," she said.
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Below, Mendes talks about being inspired by Timbaland and Justin Timberlake, what to expect from his tour, and how he unwinds between shows.
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Adele may still be a singing angel from above, but she's a walking, talking human just like us when she unwinds before bed.
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Andrew Cuomo early this week is among the most striking examples of states enacting tougher policies as the White House unwinds federal efforts.
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"What matters to me is the VIX trade is an incredible testament to investor complacency here and complacency never unwinds gracefully," Atwater said.
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Feature As a nation unwinds, Leopoldo López, the opposition's most prominent leader, sits under house arrest and contemplates what might still be possible.
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The Fed is currently shedding $15bn-worth of Treasury bonds each month as it unwinds the unconventional stimulus measures used after the financial crisis.
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That includes the U.S. government deficit of $800 billion and the Federal Reserve selling Treasury bonds as it unwinds it balance sheet, he noted.
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"This is a play on Delta's part to protect itself as Brexit unwinds should London lose traffic," said Atmosphere Research Group analyst Henry Harteveldt.
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Kyle: A sophisticated take on Kylie, who we like to imagine unwinds with a marathon viewing of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. #KyleRichards4Ever
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Why it matters: Environmentalists are set to ramp up their lawsuits against President Trump's EPA as it unwinds the numerous regulations his predecessor issued.
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And Carson said he unwinds with an exciting game of pool (Big surprise!) Today, it's the other trifecta's turn: Trump, Bush and Kasich. 2.
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Besides getting in his one-liners and wisecracks, the 41-year-old Missouri native also says he unwinds with '85033s tunes and other music.
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Read More Fed's Williams not too concerned over weak China data "Volatility levels [are] likely to be higher next year as Fed unwinds," Tanious said.
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I get lost in the rhythm of the road, which unwinds endlessly over the landscape, hill after rolling hill, twist upon twist, straight after straight.
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" Conrad unwinds watching shows with her husband like The Goldbergs or Bob's Burgers, and says "when summer rolls around we are huge Big Brother fans.
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If the Justice Department unwinds the deal — thought even opponents of the transaction doubt it can — AT&T might have to sell the media business.
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Instead, Kanitha slowly unwinds the reels from their ten-inch circle, only to tightly furl them once more around a rod of much smaller diameter.
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Multiple analysts previously expressed their concerns about a Democratic victor who unwinds aspects of Trump&aposs tax reform and other policies viewed as business-friendly.
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It's a pastoral slow burner that patiently unwinds over six minutes, with a soaring guitar solo from Owens and subtly weary twang coloring Jenkins' croon.
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The Fed has indicated that it will proceed with a series of interest-rate rises as it unwinds the stimulus it injected during the financial crisis.
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"There's close to a billion barrels of speculative length out there that, when it unwinds, is going to cause the price to move down," he said.
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One way she unwinds is on her family's farm, home to chickens, Icelandic sheep, geese, a donkey and her rescue horse, Baron, whom she's had since college.
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The accumulation of a large long or short position by fund managers has normally been the harbinger of a sharp reversal in oil prices when it unwinds.
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Paulsen also thinks there will be more interest rate inflation pressure, coupled with the draining of liquidity from the market as the Federal Reserve unwinds its balance sheet.
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"As Garner points out, when one of these massive speculative bets in oil unwinds, you do not want to get caught anywhere near the blast radius," Cramer said.
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Regardless of what happens in 2020, it's worth keeping Michelle Obama's image of America as a "broken family" led by a "divorced dad" in mind as the campaign unwinds.
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Even with fiscal policy turning more supportive again, we think that construction activity will come under pressure in the coming quarters as the recent boom in property development unwinds.
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And it's not like Mr. Trump goes to bed at 9, as George W. Bush did, or unwinds by reading briefing papers and eating almonds, as Mr. Obama did.
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However, when sectors become "crowded" they also become prone to unwinds when investors pull their positions, and many areas of tech and healthcare have suffered from this phenomenon recently.
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Every night after a game, at home or in his hotel room, Hill unwinds for 45 minutes with a four-color Bic pen and a binder of handwritten fielding charts.
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What readers begin to understand as her story unwinds is that each of Veblen's tics and odd passions— including the one for squirrels (especially for squirrels) — has a back story.
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The group's formation is hyper relevant with the energy and environmental worlds scrambling to respond to President Trump as he unwinds most of what his predecessor did in this area.
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The strategist said there could be trouble brewing over the long term for equities as the Federal Reserve unwinds its extraordinary stimulus measure, put in place during the financial crisis.
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The euro could hit $1.30 in the next 12 months as the European Central Bank (ECB) unwinds its stimulus, economic growth continues and political risks dissipate further, analysts told CNBC.
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The statement also is likely to include details about how the central bank unwinds all that money-printing stimulus it provided to the economy during and after the financial crisis.
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It essentially gives analysts the chance to have it both ways: Make arguments for how Tesla's stock could soar while staying pessimistic in case the rally unwinds and the stock plummets.
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When she gets home to her two-bedroom in a converted loft building, Ms. Hall, 45, often unwinds by lying down on the black-and-white Minotti ottoman in her living room.
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This is on the twelfth house of First, or a gab on a scripplecority with it wild, are on the family personal resounational, engage for unwinds and truth you're crdinger about it.
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Maria's friend Cherry—who we reach via FaceTime while Maria unwinds from the fight with her son over another teacup of red wine—endured six years of grueling emotional and physical abuse.
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He said demand may also begin to rebound in China - which consumes half the world's copper - as it unwinds coronavirus containment measures, and that prices should rise over the next three months.
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The Senate bill would end Medicaid as an open-ended entitlement in 2020 by capping how much federal funding government gives to states, and unwinds Obamacare's Medicaid expansion funding starting in 2021.
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As a decade of extraordinary policy unwinds at the Federal Reserve, the yellow metal may appear as an attractive option for investors looking to protect themselves from the eroding effects of inflation.
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The original manga takes place in what's described as a "strange corporate conglomerate-state called 'Japan,'" while this movie unwinds nowhere in particular, just a universal megalopolis filled with soaring gray towers.
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The new airport is the centerpiece of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's A$30 billion national public works drive designed to keep Australia's economy ticking over as a decade-long resources spending boom unwinds.
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How Facebook Schemed Against Its Users Kashmir Hill unwinds the mystery of how a sex worker was repeatedly outed to her clients, under her real name, by Facebook's People You May Know feature.
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The appealing part is the way he reveals, when in motion, how insufficient and silly and small that non-conversation to be; the football he plays unwinds and overpowers all the blustering transference.
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But the Fed may keep its balance-sheet significantly larger than it was before the crisis, even if it partly unwinds QE. Given the benefits of abundant money, that would be cause for cheer.
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"A dip in retail sales in May certainty is plausible, as the boost from warmer-than-usual weather to clothing sales unwinds, but we strongly doubt that the sky has fallen in," he said.
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The 46-year-old singer, actress and soon-to-be reality star Instagrammed a few sudsy shots Thursday morning to show her fans how she unwinds after a long day at the recording studio.
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As it unwinds, you see Mr. Kiyosaki, who served in the military, shift from a job as a Xerox salesman to his vocation as an investor, ending up squarely on his "rich dad's" path.
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There's no shortage of physical activity during any Disney World vacation, but if you're the kind of person who unwinds at the gym, you won't have to give up your routine while on vacation.
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The conflict for investors is that Italy, one of the biggest beneficiaries of the ECB's bond buying scheme, is expected to be amongst the biggest losers as the central bank unwinds its extraordinary stimulus.
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Despite the near-term softness, our view on NVDA's secular drivers in Gaming and Datacenter is unchanged and we see continued growth in FY21260 even with tough comps as the impact of cryptocurrency fully unwinds.
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I won't say more about how Ms. Ziegler's helix of innuendoes and mitigations unwinds because (a) that would spoil her surprises; and (b) even after reading the script, I'm not sure I've figured it out.
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The market is focusing on higher levels of inflation and rising yields, and it's tiptoeing into an unsure era where the Federal Reserve unwinds the extraordinary amount of accommodation it's provided over the past eight years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency could launch a public debate about climate change as soon as January, Administrator Scott Pruitt said on Thursday, as the agency unwinds Obama-era initiatives to fight global warming.
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Investors in the Inzalo scheme are now facing hefty losses as Sasol's share price has slumped since the scheme's launch, leaving them unable to fully repay their debts which come due next year, when the scheme unwinds.
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At the same time, there has been a record number of speculators with long positions in the futures market, and analysts said that could at some point become a negative for prices as the crowded trade unwinds.
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He's the kind of wholesome kid who goes to church every Sunday, works part-time at his father's Ford dealership, plays varsity basketball, and unwinds with videogames or nights out with his cheerleader girlfriend, Chloe (Madelyn Cline).
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For investors, it means that continued upward pressure on the funds rate as the Fed unwinds the bonds on its balance sheet could keep the FOMC at bay in its stated intention to continue hiking interest rates.
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He identified what he called a "tough" but necessary solution: a five-year budget inked by Trump and Congress that gradually unwinds deficits and debt, to include investment priorities and enforceable provisions to keep discipline in place.
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"Everybody knows that if we actually raise interest rates the government can't afford to service the debt — and individuals can't afford to service the debt — corporations can't afford to service the debt, and the Ponzi unwinds," Yusko said.
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The sale of Areva NP is the last step in a restructuring that unwinds Areva's once much-vaunted model of an integrated nuclear group that mines and enriches uranium, produces nuclear fuel, builds reactors and recycles spent fuel.
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In the short Q&A for the magazine, the DJ and producer talked about what he likes in a hotel, his numerous travels around the world playing and making music, travel advice, and how he unwinds after his performances.
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Ireland has consistently beaten its revenue target in recent years, even as it gradually unwinds tax increases introduced during the financial crisis due to a rapid jobs recovery and the benefits of being a major location for multinational companies.
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But eliciting laughs live from New York eight months of the year, then bopping to Portland to shoot the bittersweet "Shrill" in the off-season, makes for a lot of pressure, so Bryant unwinds by mostly avoiding the highbrow.
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Britain is selling some of its stake in Royal Bank of Scotland for about 3303 billion pounds ($3.5 billion), although it will realize a significant loss as it unwinds its holding and returns the bailed-out lender to private hands.
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While the Fed unwinds its crisis-era policies by paring back its bond purchases and shrinking its $4 trillion portfolio, the Treasury is ramping up borrowing to fund $1.5 trillion in tax cuts President Donald Trump signed into law last December.
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Earlier this month, Reuters reported that China Development Bank was leading a team to supervise HNA's asset disposals as the heavily indebted conglomerate unwinds a $50 billion acquisition spree and scales back to a point that will leave it holding only core assets.
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AMSTERDAM, Nov 16 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will follow a gradual path to normalisation, decreasing the emphasis on its 2.55 trillion euro bond buying programme as it unwinds its crisis-era stimulus, the head of the French central bank said on Thursday.
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As we saw in episode three, the men of Wind Gap are constantly underestimating the town's women, but as episode four steadily unwinds, we start to understand that the women are using their own separate language to stay far ahead of the men.
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But when she does find a rare moment for herself, Jones unwinds by indulging in a lavish — and somewhat "ritualistic" — beauty routine, which she adopted after visiting Clé de Peau's headquarters in Asia (the luxury brand is owned by Japanese cosmetics company, Shiseido).
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Of course it's Mr. Baillie, now 84, who, with artistry and sensitivity — to color, nature and a camera movement that unwinds like a scroll — found the precise moment to join that song with those flowers, a union that illuminates the sublime in the everyday.
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Indeed, if expectations are built on a house of cards that comes crashing down, then, at best, we revert to the lackluster economic expansion we've been mired in for years; while, at worst, the expansion is cut short as demand that was pulled forward unwinds.
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It was the bank that did most of the heavy lifting for the Fed to acquire the trillions in assets under the quantitative easing program, and it will be on the front line of selling those assets as the Fed now unwinds its balance sheet.
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Bergman, who is trans, unwinds a personal narrative of having kids with his partner while expanding on the greater meaning of family (both biological and chosen, permanent and temporary) for himself as well as other people who defy the prescribed norms of sex, gender and sexuality.
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Take time for yourself this week to hide in your crab shell and process what went down—even though your presence will be in high demand as the Moon unwinds through the Southern hemisphere of your chart, which is associated with public affairs and outside events.
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Trump administration officials have insisted for months that they will not approve a step-for-step process that gradually unwinds economic and diplomatic sanctions, seeing such incremental incentives as the reason that negotiations failed during the administrations of President George W. Bush and President Bill Clinton.
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Once he's landed, the movie — written by Adam Mansbach and directed by Vikram Gandhi — follows Barry, as he shifts between Columbia, where he studies political science, and his life off campus, where he plays street ball and at times unwinds in a cloud of pot smoke.
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The core idea of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood revolves around a fairy tale, one that unwinds one of the darkest, most horrifying things ever to have happened in Los Angeles by porting it into the world of the movies, where the good guys can save the day.
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I can't quite explain this part without giving anything away, so you'll just have to trust me: The way Once Upon a Time in Hollywood unwinds its story makes it clear that it's more of a lament — a requiem for a past age, one that he deeply wishes didn't have to pass away.
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This pivotal little scene, in a cramped, nondescript Los Angeles apartment, is presented as both a gritty, realistic portrait of a couple on the verge of a breakup and a kind of dark fantasia: The apartment glows a weird green hue, and as the scene unwinds, it takes on the air of an increasingly unpleasant waking dream.
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"Without meaningful reform, we believe Saudi Arabia faces another protracted cycle of stagnation and decay as the most recent boom unwinds – a disturbing, and, we believe, highly motivating prospect given that the Kingdom's population is now twice as large as it was when the last boom went sour," Simon Williams and Razan Nasser, two economists at HSBC, said in a note on Tuesday.
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It happens when Bill, the picked-upon nerd played by Martin Starr, comes home from a shitty school day and unwinds with a cheese sandwich, a donut, milk, and a stand-up show on TV. In the course of a few minutes, the weight on Bill's shoulders is lifted, and he's laughing that kind of pure laugh that maybe only comes out of you when you're about 14 and feeling alone.
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Clyburn expressed her disapproval of the proposal and the manner in which it was made: "Today Chairman Pai has created an unfortunate dilemma: accept a Bureau-level action that indefinitely unwinds key consumer privacy protections established by the FCC last year, or accept four business days (rather than the usual three weeks) to evaluate and vote on a decision that has massive ramifications for the security of private information held by broadband providers."
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