But I do think you're seeing that the confluence of Microsoft's waning importance in this and the experience of Office waning in sort of … KS: Waning is a kind word.
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But that would mean that Britpop's waning influence would have been waning for two more years.
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His waning popularity now means waning power, as he discovered last week in a surprise legislative defeat.
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The impact of waning water resources is clear around Mishkhab.
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And in some areas, support for migrants has been waning.
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There are signs that the Kochs' influence may be waning.
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Already, there are signs that Mr Erdogan's popularity is waning.
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That said, China's dependability as a trading partner is waning.
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Her milk isn't sprouting freely, her economic value is waning.
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But white evangelicals, too, have found their demographic dominance waning.
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One element is the waning influence of the Catholic church.
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But there are recent signs that demand has been waning.
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Sales started waning in 2015, according to the Washington Post.
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It looks like interest in the iPhone is finally waning.
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These latest claims could further undermine the network's waning credibility.
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Waning interest means it's the perfect time to try again.
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DJI's been keeping busy in these waning days of 53.
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Does this signal waning faith in central bank fire power?
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At this very moment, the moon is a waning crescent.
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All of which are made worse by a waning memory.
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But even before the "Panama papers" scandal, it was waning.
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His waning support proved insufficient to help elect Mr Wright.
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At that time Ali's career appeared to be waning rapidly.
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Proof that confidence is waning and the sector is deteriorating.
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MORE curbed support in the waning days of his presidency.
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Sadly, he died in the waning months of the war.
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They're also everywhere, and they show no signs of waning.
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These days, the public appetite for international cooperation is waning.
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It is unlikely that he believes his powers are waning.
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The message was clear: Enthusiasm for Ms. Merkel was waning.
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In the waning moments, though, the Americans summoned their resolve.
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One, the resilience of my youthful knees was seriously waning.
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After waning in late December, the protests intensified on Jan.
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Workers' bargaining power has been eroded by waning union membership.
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But enthusiasm for the game seems to be waning somewhat.
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Certainly not a waning passion for shiny gewgaws of tech.
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That meeting came during the waning months of the campaign.
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Hayes scored into an empty net in the waning seconds.
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In Japan, weak factory production and waning exports heighten vulnerability.
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In Japan, weak factory production and waning exports heighten vulnerability.
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Summer may be waning, but summer TV can be forever.
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But interest in the sport's signature race appears to be waning.
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Mass protests demanding Park step down show no signs of waning.
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The ability to compose thoughts longer than a tweet is waning.
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But now that they're a little older, their interest is waning.
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However, recent polls show that support is waning for the unions.
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ONE of the biggest problems facing America's economy is waning competition.
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But the White House is also chafing at its waning clout.
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Two controversial bills were passed in the waning days of Parliament.
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And there is waning confidence in Chipotle's leadership in some quarters.
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But his influence with Trump had reportedly been waning for months.
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But his influence with Trump has reportedly been waning for months.
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"You are starting to see some real momentum waning," he said.
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But waning confidence could mean the drop continues into next year.
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Yup, the days of the cheap Uber ride may be waning.
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Prince Philip is enjoying the waning days of summer in Scotland.
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Notebook In the waning moments before today's New Hampshire primary, Gov.
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The newspaper industry's endorsement power had been waning for a while.
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Mrs Merkel remains popular in Germany but her authority is waning.
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Still, it matters that China's faith in America's future is waning.
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Your love planet, the moon, will be waning in sensitive Scorpio.
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In more recent years, however, the pact's influence had been waning.
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The waning seconds produced a scintillating series of punches and counterpunches.
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The Secret Service has regularly adjusted to waxing and waning threats.
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The economy is struggling again, and the ECB's firepower is waning.
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Rural communities feel their influence waning, while urban areas feel underrepresented.
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Now the era of retail that defined Rieser's youth is waning.
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In general, it seems like Apple's new hardware ambitions are waning.
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Come 2013, its sales were expectedly low, and its relevance waning.
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Cereal firms have tried many ways to cope with waning appetites.
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One hacker, Kobazco, recently launched Pokémon Rising Sun and Waning Moon.
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Underemployment is also waning as strong jobs reports have piled up.
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It's Friday and the daylight hours are waning, if not waned.
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But the dollar's big picture still shows expectations of waning strength.
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With my Pokémon Go interest waning, I need the new hobby.
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Then it returns again, that now familiar sensation of herself waning.
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In the waning years of the blacklist, a picture with a
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But warning signs on the horizon indicate these promises are waning.
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But Ms. McGinty, 52, narrowed the gap in its waning days.
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Barring serious changes, the age of the Duck is quickly waning.
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In us, our souls are halos, waning, flickering—the light gone.
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After only 90 minutes, her powers of diplomacy are rapidly waning.
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The days of keeping a trove all to yourself are waning.
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As winter approaches, the time for playing in parks is waning.
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Read more: Can Trump Claim Credit for a Waning Islamic State?
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The current flu season in Brooklyn is waning as winter ends.
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Finances, ownership, television deals and waning interest are all potential dangers.
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Facebook's status as one of the most desirable employers is waning.
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He assumed power quite suddenly, in the waning hours of 463.
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The market plunge reflects waning optimism about economic and profit growth.
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The Obama administration thinks Iran's influence in Latin America is waning.
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Its influence in Washington, and American diplomatic influence globally, is waning.
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GoPro is battling waning demand for its sports cameras and drones.
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On Friday, though, investors feared Penney's latest successes could be waning.
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He knows the moon, a sliver less than half tonight, waning.
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If you were born while the moon was waning...According to astrologer Annie Heese's site, Cafe Astrology, waning moon birthdays (which take place while the moon's illuminated area is decreasing) could contribute to an overall sensitive demeanor.
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The yield curve's predictive power is waning, according to Wells Fargo Securities.
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UBS told investors that Chinese interest for the iPhone 7 is waning.
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It's also true that U.S. influence has been waning for some time.
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Wang said that impacts of U.S. rate rises on China were waning.
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We begin our week with the calming energy of our waning moon.
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Colonial's plan is driven largely by waning demand for high-sulfur fuels.
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Sadly, and quite alarming, Opportunity has stayed quiet despite the waning storm.
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The aging "Grey's Anatomy," in particular, shows no signs of waning ratings.
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Outside of the industry, support is waning as worries persist about safety.
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The arrests of Messrs Duarte and Yarrington suggest that tolerance is waning.
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Unfortunately, the joy of progress is a waning feeling among kids today.
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But while Netayahu's coalition is stable, some polls show his popularity waning.
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Now, they've switched again — Republicans' dissatisfaction is waning and Democrats' is growing.
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The waning of its cement-intensive construction boom should slow emissions further.
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With so little time together, Jeff worried that their attachment was waning.
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No cause is immune to today's challenges and waning interests – including yours.
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We start the week on Sunday with a waning moon in Libra.
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However, this influence appears to be waning in some countries, says Chingwete.
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After ten years in power in Scotland, the SNP's support is waning.
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HQ Trivia might be waning in popularity, but it's not dead yet.
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The moon, your planet of health and work, is waning all week.
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Meanwhile, the moon, your planet of creativity and love affairs, is waning.
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In the waning moments of the game, the players grew more excited.
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But that was all the team could muster in the waning minutes.
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After waning last spring, it has waxed again with the refugee crisis.
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When Samsung's smartphone sales started waning, it brilliantly transformed its entire lineup.
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However, Sunday's loss points to the waning support for the opposition party.
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But given her waning popularity (see chart), she may not wish to.
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The days of a "carpet bombing" approach to cancer treatment are waning.
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Meanwhile, Chile's attractiveness to foreign investors is waning, according to some observers.
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But, like Maréchal-Le Pen, Farage's political influence is waning at home.
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Tuesday's tweet indicates the president's patience on his legislative agenda is waning.
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The same research shows that large companies' future growth options are waning.
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Meanwhile, supplies of approved analog parts are waning and their costs increasing.
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In other words, a gibbous moon can either be waxing or waning.
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In contrast to 2008, Mr Morales's power is waning rather than waxing.
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In the waning days of New York's session, hope for change remains.
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Share prices adjust to each new tweet and investor confidence is waning.
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Trump faced huge protests in the waning days of the race there.
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And in the game's waning moments, Rose was the most prominent guard.
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L, UK consumers' waning spending power and the threat of online rivals.
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The tone for 2628 has been set in waning days of 28500.
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However, analysts also warned of waning demand in the off-peak season.
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Of course, waning immunity can be a problem after college as well.
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Hollywood's obsession with the 22020s-era blacklist shows little sign of waning.
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As the waning gibbous arrives this Friday, schedules start to slow down.
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But is creating another microformat series just indulging our waning attention spans?
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Hope, as much as they wished otherwise, felt like it was waning.
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In the era of climate change, baseball's synonymity with summer is waning.
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Wring even more savings out of the waning early-bird hours. How?
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Any clouds around also are waning, and we end up mostly clear.
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But the Obama administration, in its waning hours, is fighting that idea.
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"That's a really good point," one of them acknowledged, his smile waning.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Coronavirus: Is the COVID-19 outbreak in China spiking or waning?
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Her American journey was waning, and she had little left to lose.
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Can courses like Sweetens Cove help solve the waning interest in golf?
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It's not clear, but it is clear that price momentum is waning.
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Nonetheless, "Instagram face" is representative of a bigger creative threat: waning individuality.
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Amid waning viewership, networks are learning to go where younger audiences are.
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That said, Trump's strength has been waning in largely rural states overall.
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But he also suggested that might test President Trump's already waning patience.
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But at its best, "The Waning Age" is visceral and disarmingly smart.
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But in its waning days, the Voice was never not in turmoil.
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Ironically, at this moment women's interest in political office appears to be waning.
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The mayor's proposal comes as the necktie's presence in corporate America is waning.
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Adding to this dynamic is the waning demand for U.S. debt from China.
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Barnes & Noble, that once proud anchor to many a suburban mall, is waning.
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More than a million refugees moved in, and now Merkel's popularity is waning.
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Pro-Iranian voices have also expressed the idea that American power is waning.
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Now, in the waning weeks of 2017, Volvo has pushed back its plans.
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The hype around Supreme shows no sign of waning, and why would it?
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The waves of orgasms lasting a good ten minutes after climax before waning.
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Nearly a year on from the Weinstein story, that energy may be waning.
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However, this critical reevaluation coincided with the waning years of the studio's heyday.
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But, what's different now is that the mainstream appeal seems to be waning.
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His strategic genius followed him well into the waning years of his career.
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The spread of the virus had appeared to be waning since late January.
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Some market moves across asset classes are indicating that optimism may be waning.
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After 30 years making these metal kids, his attachment to them isn't waning.
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Waning Chinese demand and an industry credit crunch have been hurting the sector.
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Wall Street's waning confidence also puts the White House in an awkward position.
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Already, we've seen interest waning from developers when it comes to Apple Watch.
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The condition is "chronic, waxing and waning over months to years," Halpern says.
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The waning period did not return me to the moon I was before.
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Yet political enthusiasm seems to be waning on both sides of the Atlantic.
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By Wednesday, Bannon was demoted amid widespread reports that his star was waning.
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Support for President Donald Trump is waning amid tumult in the White House.
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Sure, my interest in it is already waning, but wow a real laugh.
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Wall Street's waning demand for loans exposed the Achilles' heel of marketplace lending.
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When the first edition of Robin's book appeared the left's power was waning.
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A weakening currency is a symptom of waning confidence and reduces risk appetite.
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And waning church attendance suggests that organized religion is losing in popularity overall.
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It is also the case that U.S. influence in Saudi Arabia is waning.
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The detail comes within a larger report of SoftBank's waning support of WeWork.
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Now, we're seeing the consequences of consumers' waning love for new Apple products.
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Minnesota finally broke the deadlock in the waning minutes of the second period.
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The reasons for the waning of this valuable theatrical tradition are, primarily, economic.
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Clinton was in the lead and waning when Mr. Trump took the edge.
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In his waning days in office, Mr. Bush resolved to pardon Mr. Weinberger.
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A cool breeze cut through the thick, balmy air of the waning daytime.
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Other reactions suggested that the moment of national unity may already be waning.
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Despite waxing and waning diplomatic tensions, China and Taiwan are closely linked economically.
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But the media is a special target for autocracies and waning democracies everywhere.
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What's next: The Baltimore conversation seems to be waning inside the White House.
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But now, the President's interest in pursuing the issue appears to be waning.
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But one year later, conservative policy is largely advancing, and populism is waning.
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But as the Fed data suggests, waning privilege is a more likely reason.
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In the United States, the chocolate business is waning as people eat healthier.
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He noted that this visit would come in the waning weeks of August.
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Just as video enthusiasm was waning, Icahn took a large position in Blockbuster.
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"It could be just that their appetite for U.S. real estate is waning."
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"China will fill void left by waning US leadership in Asia" https://t.
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Will eyeballed the waning clock and fired a wild shot toward the rafters.
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And just when we thought the spiked seltzer craze may have been waning.
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That decline can mainly be attributed to waning demand among health-conscious consumers.
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Could investors' optimism and composure, so steady even through political volatility, be waning?
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"The market share gains are waning, and so are the earnings," Cramer said.
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But an ACCF poll last month showed its importance waning among Iowa voters.
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"We see that all these combined effects ... are gradually waning out, " Draghi said.
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With the summer days waning, the languid postures in his work feel relatable.
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Corporate excitement about the Trump administration also may be waning, the minutes said.
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The Negro leagues were waning when Johnson joined the Indianapolis Clowns in 1953.
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Confidence in Musk from Tesla's following does not appear to be waning, however.
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Trump responded to his waning support among some Republicans by calling them hypocrites.
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More than any gadget, PCASPs are credited with the waning number of hijackings.
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The tonal shift came in the waning days of the Iowa caucuses, when Mrs.
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Investors had been rattled by fears of oversupply and waning demand in the market.
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The other side of the potential waning of power for shareholders is CFIUS itself.
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Fears appeared to be waning in Europe and Asia, where stocks were mixed. 2.
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Embiid made two free throws in the waning seconds to help seal the win.
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As the political support for the agreement is waning, carbon dioxide emissions are rising.
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Russia's ability to roam the region stems largely from the waning of American influence.
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My confidence that I would ace this round of girlfriend tryouts was waning fast.
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This, paired with waning momentum, has Newton looking at the $115 level on SMH.
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Although, we haven't seen Gabriel in a few episodes, so that theory is waning.
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Yet there are signs that European citizens' hostility to the burqa may be waning.
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Interest in the live game show format seems to be waning as a whole.
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Judging by the latest iteration of the trend — double rainbows — the obsession isn't waning.
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Two Jared Goff passes just missed wide receiver Cooper Kupp in the waning seconds.
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"The euro's popularity is showing little sign of waning," Rabobank analysts said on Monday.
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Your emotions are likely running high while the moon is waning this week. Single?
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This creeping decentralization, both physically and temporally, has contributed to the event's waning relevance.
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The conglomerate's fortunes in China had been waning long before THAAD came to town.
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When asked whether Russia itself made any mistakes, Putin turned to Russia's waning influence.
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After this historic decade-long run, there are signs that enthusiasm could be waning.
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The weaker U.S. start could speak to waning excitement over Pirates star Johnny Depp.
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Using Reddish's 3-pointer in the waning seconds, Duke led 1723-34 at halftime.
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Moreover, stiffer competition and waning macroeconomic conditions pose a serious threat to Groupon's profitability.
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The '90s resurgence shows no signs of waning, and we're not mad about that.
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And though their demographic power is waning, there are still a lot of them.
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Interest in the group stages is waning, explains Jonathan Wilson, a European football expert.
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The shift has come to symbolize the waning of the country's rich village life.
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The results could be a signal of waning support for Trump among suburban voters.
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I was memorably tormented by "The Waning of the Middle Ages," by Johan Huizinga.
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Turkeys are pardoned every year, not just in the waning days of an administration.
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President Obama, his days in office waning, should be closing in on legacy items.
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We are living for Tipsy Disco Dad Harry in the waning days of 2017.
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That effort was aided by lawmakers' waning patience with the kingdom in recent years.
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The fundraising figure is indicative of O'Rourke's waning momentum in the Democratic primary contest.
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Dr. Levin, from his position, too, has observed the waning days of extended relaxation.
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It is also an antidote to the waning productivity that threatens future living standards.
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He pushed through further arms reduction agreements in the waning days of his administration.
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Waning competition in employment can muck up the economy in more ways than one.
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This sends the wrong message at a time of waning trust in U.S. power.
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These concerns came to a head in the waning months of the Obama administration.
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Wall Street also fears a possible economic slowdown over fears of waning global growth.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Skies are partly to mostly clear and winds are waning.
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The pandemic arrived at a time when traditional anxiety over Italian banks was waning.
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In the waning winter weeks of December 2014, I set a goal for myself.
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But if Communism was waning in the global North, in the South it waxed.
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Rising nationalism, waning trust and lingering trade wars have undermined cooperation between global superpowers.
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Mr. Farrell had no illusions about the waning power of New York's political bosses.
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The waning days of 2019 also saw scorching heat in Australia, fueling unprecedented wildfires.
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I trundled from concert to concert in the waning days of the Clinton administration.
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Governments' patience with tax havens, already waning, could fail entirely if wealth taxation spreads.
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The brightness of the moon isn't expected to interfere since it will be waning.
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But after almost a year of constant negative publicity, their patience may be waning.
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That's part of why Dr. Steger said she could imagine inemuri waning in Japan.
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"Our patience is waning and our expectations are growing," said DWDC CEO Wanda Morris.
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Investors have shown waning patience for companies that aren't able to control their costs.
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Arishi says there is another sign that Yemen is breaking down: parents' waning faith.
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With two kids and a waning metabolism, he's not waiting until January to make resolutions.
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I don't know, I think for me, I had already felt this waning for Superchunk.
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And I would say at this point we think those first two items are waning.
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But in recent years, that power has been waning, and the kingdom is under threat.
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Which leads one to wonder: Could there be hope that Sad Mary's appeal is waning?
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One White House official said support for Mr. Pruitt inside the White House was waning.
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The sway of the World Bank, the IMF and other international institutions is slowly waning.
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WEF warned that countries' openness to international trade has been waning for the last decade.
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The waning moon in Scorpio will also make you want to lean into your emotions.
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In the wake of last Friday's full moon, the moon will be waning all week.
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The metal was also benefiting from lower European shares, indicating waning investor appetite for risk.
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And Kylie, like many others, made her waning love for the app known on Twitter.
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The Seminoles, who had one timeout remaining, fumbled after regaining possession in the waning seconds.
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Moreover, during waning hours of the night, pretty much every option is off the table.
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As a rookie, Luck's most explosive target was Reggie Wayne, whose career was already waning.
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Even so, Thursday's settlement, coming sharply off the day's highs, suggested the rally was waning.
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Unfortunately, this understanding of differences and openness for discussion is waning at the federal level.
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A large swath of those districts are in suburbs where Trump's popularity may be waning.
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The waning power of labor has both worsened inequality and eroded the republican political tradition.
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So far, beef demand is showing no sign of waning, according to federal government data.
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Harden and Terry made enough plays in the waning minutes to help register another win.
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It was planned to go ahead this month but was shelved due to waning support.
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You know, as well as I do, that business confidence, CEO confidence has been waning.
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Farmers fear the disease could return this winter due to waning immunity levels in herds.
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Like many similar communities, the county has been hard hit by the waning coal industry.
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If Myanmar supply is now waning, Chinese smelters will have to reconfirgure their sourcing chain.
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But, for me, anxiety has been a chronic illness, waxing and waning over the years.
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Issa argues that regulations released in the waning days of an outgoing administration are rushed.
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And when I took CarPlay for a spin, it was the waning days of summer.
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Texas backup quarterback Casey Thompson rushed for a 2-yard touchdown in the waning minutes.
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The novel is set in New York in 2012, in the waning days of summer.
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The clearest signal of Beijing's waning interest in debt came in a statement on Dec.
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As she gazed out pensively in the waning afternoon light, photographers snapped pictures of Mrs.
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Now, it may be at the leading edge of a waning phase of the epidemic.
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But there is some evidence that among investors, at least, the excitement may be waning.
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This is a repeat of what happened in the waning months of Barack Obama's administration.
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Trip was elsewhere, going through the waning months of his tenure and preparing for retirement.
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Despite Trump's economic approval remaining constant, perceptions that the economy is doing well are waning.
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US Airports have been decimated by waning air travel as the coronavirus continues to spread.
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Despite her huge international profile, commentators say Gurib-Fakim's popularity closer to home was waning.
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"There's no changes in personnel here in the waning days in the campaign," Pence said.
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The geopolitical security premium is waning under the increasing uncertainty of what's happening in China.
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The waning of the city's celebratory mood was reflected in demand for Game 5 tickets.
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That's why it's so vital that McCain is using his waning time to model it.
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Large corporations are getting more entrenched, innovation seems to be waning and politics are dysfunctional.
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Even before he departed it was clear his standing in the White House was waning.
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Still, I'm thrilled to witness colorism waning as representations of black beauty become more inclusive.
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But if their confidence is waning, the engine of America's growth could be at risk.
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Public opinion is still mostly in favor of the protest movement, but support is waning.
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There have been flickering signs that the relentless pursuit of faux farm may be waning.
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But there have been signals that the global appetite to continue these sanctions is waning.
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It is brought on by the waning of estrogen, which in turn reduces serotonin production.
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CNN Opinion was born in the waning months of 2009 and turned 10 this year.
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Even with the pushes for DACA legislation, time is waning for a solution in Congress.
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While Kim thinks our military pressure is waning, he hasn't suspended his own provocative measures.
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She noted that American women generally do have children eventually, and that childlessness is waning.
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Now that her estrogen is waning, her skin is coarser and her features more severe.
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As a homosexual connected to the LGBTQ matrix, I can feel its life force waning.
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Business dynamism, measured by the role of new companies in the economy, appears to be waning.
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Faced with rising criticism and waning support, however, the so-called Segwit2x hard fork was cancelled.
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Although investors' appetite for aggressive deals may be waning, some dividend recapitalisations are still being launched.
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The paper's authors warn that the resilience of the planet's largest living structure is waning rapidly.
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Revenue was down almost 21 percent from a year earlier, on waning demand for smartphone storage.
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But the days of coasting on its success are waning for Apple and all hardware makers.
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Waning expectations of a U.S. rate hike boosted the euro , which rose 0.76 percent to $1.1478.
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The Moon enters her last quarter on Sunday, waning in sensitive Pisces until 12:20 a.
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It can be described as nothing else in the waning days of the dismal Obama administration.
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This could also signal a waning in popularity of Gucci's vintage-inspired prints-and-all look.
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Demand for high-end homes is waning in large part due to changes in tax law.
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On Earth, such changes are believed to contribute to the waxing and waning of ice ages.
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Now that dominance is waning - her conservatives last month registered their weakest election result since 1949.
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Cotopaxi's eruption cycle continues to ebb and flow, despite waning panic after alert levels were lowered.
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In each of these years, we were in the waning period of a strong El Niño.
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Restaurant operators have been struggling due to higher wages and waning demand for fast-food options.
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So, again, we're seeing participation waning in favor of a few individual stocks on the Nasdaq.
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"Look, there's no changes in personnel here in the waning days of the campaign," Pence said.
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"The economic dynamics are waning," said Professor Hu Xingdou, an economist at Beijing Institute of Technology.
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The waning impact of the European Central Bank's (ECB) quantitative-easing programme could be a candidate.
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The sluggish consumer environment is largely to blame for waning demand and negative comparable-store sales.
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That data could signal waning demand in China and abroad, potentially weighing on China's economic growth.
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American troops were on the verge of mutiny in the waning days of the Revolutionary War.
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It doesn't seem like Kushner is necessarily the only person to blame for Bannon's waning influence.
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Waning global demand for all three U.S. commodities also helped to douse rally attempts this week.
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Waning expectations of a U.S. rate hike boosted the euro, which rose 0.7 percent to $1.1475.
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North Carolina rested its starters in the waning minutes as Boston College chipped at the deficit.
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Meanwhile, users' enthusiasm is waning, as they find downloading apps and navigating between them a hassle.
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Let me be lunar as all living things are lunar: waxing here, waning there, always interconnected.
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But despite bill pay's waning usage, it's odd to shut down such a commonplace banking feature.
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The country has suffered through slower growth, falling industrial production and waning demand in emerging markets.
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They were invaded by the then Soviet army in the waning days of World War Two.
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In the waning days of the race, the Pugh and Dixon campaigns traded insults and accusations.
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At the moment my saving grace is my waning need for a whole lot of sleep.
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But their margin for error narrowed — because of fatigue, because of injuries, because of waning focus.
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Energy stocks dropped 1.7%, tracking a decline in oil prices on worries of waning global demand.
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That's despite waning public appeal for the 63-year-old leader amid a string of scandals.
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But López Obrador's credibility on some of his most highly touted campaign promises is rapidly waning.
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New York (CNN Business)Business growth is slowing, and the US government's economic stimulus is waning.
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Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research, pegged waning searches as a bad sign for prices.
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The waning gibbous moon will be bright, but you can still see some green shooting stars.
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On Google Trends, search interest in the bombing is waning as interest in Crutcher's death rises.
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The season of her political generation is waning, and there is a chill in the air.
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But that reputation appears to be waning, setting up a potentially tough reelection environment for Sen.
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The influence of geopolitical risks, which had dominated market sentiment last week, seemed to be waning.
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The AP's revelations probably won't sway Donald Trump's supporters in the waning days of the campaign.
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But here, too, are deep-fried momos shaped like waning moons, approximating little hard taco shells.
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But as fewer veteran lawmakers represent the poor, small state, its era of influence is waning.
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He'd just learned about waxing and waning moons in science, and this was a waxing gibbous.
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But in the waning days of the race to become New Jersey's next governor, Lt. Gov.
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The two traded good-natured barbs as they discussed the era of waning compromise in Washington.
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For Mr. Kemp, the pending inquiry was hardly a talking point in the campaign's waning hours.
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Barneys filed for bankruptcy earlier this year as it struggled with waning sales and outsized rent.
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Live-action remakes are an important part of Disney's theatrical calendar, but enthusiasm may be waning.
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Does that mean interest in the sector is waning—or just that it's becoming more mature?
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The mounting losses sustained by the group suggest that its days of administering territory are waning.
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I backtracked to the last major road and kept the waning sun in front of us.
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The Flyers killed off the penalty, though Brayden Point hit the post in the waning seconds.
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Central to his concern about philanthropy's clout is that it is waxing as government's is waning.
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That may reflect waning demand as temperatures rise, reducing the need for the fuel for heating.
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More immediately, waning optimism around a resolution pulled down all three major U.S. indexes on Tuesday.
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Dedicated "rockhounds" continue to scour the area for choice mineral specimens, but that tradition is waning.
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The Yemeni Islamic extremists were released by President Obama in the waning days of his presidency.
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All three major indexes closed up Monday, leading some to conclude that trade fears are waning.
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It led the Obama administration to designate election systems as critical infrastructure in its waning days.
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With risk appetite waning, spot gold pared early losses to be flat at $1,516.39 an ounce.
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A further proposed upgrade, called SegWit2x, was shelved later in the year due to waning support.
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In the Obama administration's waning days, the Justice Department filed a brief supporting the consumer bureau.
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With risk appetite waning, spot gold pared early losses to be flat at $1,516.39 an ounce.
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What they're saying: A handful of potential solutions to the waning funding problem are under consideration.
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Triads now are reluctant to risk dealing in the waning heroin trade, which carries harsh penalties.
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Both, ultimately, depending, for poet and reader alike, on which mood is waxing and which waning.
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Conagra Brands reported quarterly earnings that missed analyst estimates because of waning demand and manufacturing challenges.
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Oil, weighed down by waning hopes that a meeting of producers would reduce oversupply, also soured sentiment.
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In an attempt to reinvigorate its waning iPad sales, Apple recently introduced the 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
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Apple's iPhone segment, which still accounts for more than 60 percent of Apple's total revenue, is waning.
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Even in the waning days of his second term in office, President Barack Obama is making history.
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SALEM, N.H. — In the waning hours before the New Hampshire primary ends, one candidate is predicting victory.
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For those who dig up diamonds, waning supply is a relief; it will help prop up prices.
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In between, the waxing and waning Moon will mark whether the robots are entering dusk or dawn.
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The Dow posted its biggest June percentage gain since 1938, the waning days of the Great Depression.
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In-branch banking is waning, but a significant portion of our banking interactions still occur in-person.
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The vaccine's waning effect occurred especially among children living in areas with high rates of the disease.
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But Lisa Lerer of the Associated Press also raises the question of whether that leverage is waning.
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In a sign that troubles may be waning, today, China lowered tariffs on cars and car parts.
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With our old enemy the Moon safely waning, we should have an excellent backdrop of dark skies.
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If you're in a relationship, the waning moon in Scorpio will help you connect with your partner.
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The waning moon in Scorpio suggests you avoid talking about work, as she rules your career zone.
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All along, Brazilians have said their faith in leaders and their hopes for the future are waning.
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The pull-back across asset classes could suggest market watchers' enthusiasm for the Trump administration was waning.
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But if the latest report is a sign of a real trend, Uber's dominance may be waning.
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Although populations overall are surely waning, we still have plenty of places where these magical insects thrive.
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Religion has played a waning role as splinter groups now clash over control of territory and resources.
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Apex Legends has taken the gaming world by storm, and its popularity doesn't seem to be waning.
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But working in a waning dad genre doesn't seem to interfere at all with his skyrocketing success.
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Dusk is waning, the full moon is rising, and my faithful black cat has begun to purr.
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Analysts said Zuma remains in favor in rural areas, contrasting with his waning popularity in urban quarters.
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The survey also revealed the waning impact of the Trump tax cuts as part of business optimism.
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And in the waning days of the 2016 campaign, he's unloading with abandon on one Donald Trump.
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Until, that is, the next inevitable social network controversy spurs us into another moment of waning outrage.
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Still, some analysts have seen China's willingness to pressure North Korea as waning, including with sanctions enforcement.
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Goldman analysts said the "investor obsession" with buybacks is waning now that the rewards just aren't there.
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He watched as she began her way uphill in the waning daylight, back to her family's house.
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It appears that aside from a few gruesome exceptions, use of the barbaric practice is waning globally.
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The bill overturns regulations the Federal Communications Commission passed in the waning months of the Obama administration.
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Americans' appetite for the conflict was waning, and anti-war protesters filled the streets of US cities.
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Waning influenceUS officials admit that the country's capabilities in Syria will be sharply limited by the withdrawal.
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It is white conservatives who are doing this, in a bid to shore up their waning dominance.
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But as politicians look ahead to elections early next year, the appetite for selling assets is waning.
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Surprisingly good news on health: Major diseases are inexplicably waning in the U.S. and other wealthy countries.
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He backs his thesis by highlighting hypervalued stocks, weakening market internals, shrinking growth, and waning profit margins.
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More recently, there have been signs that the forces that have constrained productivity growth may be waning.
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But the heady economic growth is waning, and consequently the party's legitimacy also is vulnerable to challenge.
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In other words, if Americans' demand for cars is waning broadly, the stock could be negatively impacted.
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While this tax hike failed, the Obama administration's efforts to reduce charity extended into its waning hours.
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There are some signs, though, that the power of so-called "small government conservatism" might be waning.
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However, independent diamond analyst Paul Zimnisky said Zimbabwe's significance in the global diamond industry has been waning.
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But he seemed gentle at first, asking after her waning health and her past life in Eritrea.
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But time is running out—which, in New York City, means that its likelihood is waning, too.
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Republicans were in the waning weeks of the last time they controlled both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Still, the return of an exceptionally young speller is another sign of the Spelling Bee's waning challenge.
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Additional Reading • Mississippi's Era of Outsize Clout in Washington Is Waning • What's Stronger Than a Blue Wave?
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Beyond the spending impasse, however, there have been some successes in the waning days of legislative debate.
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The moment came in the waning moments of stoppage time in a tie game on Aug. 12.
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When I visited Hungary recently, I knew I was entering a waning democracy that's become increasingly authoritarian.
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Zibanejad also twice rang shots off posts behind Talbot, who also denied him in the waning seconds.
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In the Obama administration's waning days, the city agreed to seek a court decree with federal officials.
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This, as support for opposition leader Juan Guaidó inside Venezuela — if not Washington — appears to be waning.
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I remember doing that math in the waning moments of what I now recognize as a meltdown.
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Shutterfly&aposs business has struggled with the arrival of competitors and the demand for physical photos waning.
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News of the layoffs, first reported by CNBC, comes amid waning demand for consumer genetic testing services.
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Nagel conceded that "investors have increasingly fretted over the potential for waning subscriber growth at the company."
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Opinion polls show support for independence waning, but a majority in favor of voting over Catalonia's future.
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Priority will be given to candidates past retirement age, with waning energy and nothing left to prove.
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Guaido faces an increasingly weary population that in recent months has shown waning enthusiasm for more demonstrations.
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In addition, interest among many oil companies in the oil sands is waning amid sluggish oil prices.
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It delivers a few pointed establishing shots of the waning factory town completely covered in American flags.
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But experts say that support is waning as the country's economic and social conditions continue to deteriorate.
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He noted Activision's "Destiny 2" player engagement is waning after the community questioned the game's design decisions.
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Richards of Marathon Asset Management said the biggest risk to the U.S. economy is waning consumer confidence.
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Interest in bitcoin is waning as other cryptocurrencies gain traction, said Nicholas Colas, DataTrek Research co-founder.
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That same poll showed some waning in the public's desire for Trump to be impeached, as well.
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There are signs that Salinger's profound influence on generations of American writers and readers may be waning.
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There are signs that Salinger's profound influence on generations of American writers and readers may be waning.
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Ms. Merkel may be becoming more unpopular at home, and her influence over others may be waning.
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Not that anyone remembers Japan Aid, the festival Gabriel put on in the waning days of 1986.
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In the waning moments, poor clock management nearly scuttled an attempt at a game-winning field goal.
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Shippers abandoned the line in recent years due to the waning financial incentive to move barrels north.
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But with the waning of Arctic sea ice, pressure is mounting, and this effort might prove successful.
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Their self-titled arrived in 2008, at a time when garagey revivalists like the Strokes were waning.
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But recent data suggest that those effects may be waning, potentially signaling stronger wage growth ahead, they wrote.
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The waning moon has long been associated with letting go of harmful or inhibitive presences in our lives.
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Sixteen years later, in the waning days of Castro's life, he continued to feature in American presidential politics.
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In 22010, amid waning ratings and complaints from Dawson about the show's grueling schedule, ABC pulled the plug.
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Fears appeared to be waning on Tuesday, as it became clear that the two sides are still talking.
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This has turned it into a vehicle for public debt, leaving Mexico particularly vulnerable to its waning fortunes.
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S. tensions, higher U.S. interest rates and a waning boost from Trump's tax cuts to the U.S. economy.
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It wasn't until the waning moments of the third quarter that Harden attempted a shot inside the arc.
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And the influence of the "adults in the room" crew seems to be waning at the White House.
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President Trump has vowed to withdraw the U.S. from that deal, but Gore doesn't think ambition is waning.
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Investors expect the Fed and other central banks to hold fast to accommodative policies, despite their waning effectiveness.
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Waning unions, weaker environmental rules As the power of the union movement diminished, the influence of Democrats waned.
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Andrew M. Cuomo still holds a substantial lead over Cynthia Nixon, but his popularity seems to be waning.
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Even the IT sector, which led the employment and consumer boom in the past two decades, is waning.
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But, President Cyril Ramaphosa is under intensifying pressure to prevent a further erosion of his party's waning popularity.
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The action video camera maker also reaffirmed its prior full-year forecast, despite waning demand for its products.
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The disclosure of those conflicts also risks further undermining respect for democracy, which already seems to be waning.
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And later this month it'll be launching at Saks, which means its popularity will definitely not be waning.
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These include the high price of putting on the show, waning popularity and difficulties with animal rights organizations.
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The good news is that Mr. Trump's appeal among young voters and registered Republicans appears to be waning.
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With live viewership of award shows waning more and more, Netflix could bring something new to the table.
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The fact that 747s are ending up on online auction sites is a sign of their waning appeal.
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That set the stage for Puryear, who won the game with his 23-pointer in the waning seconds.
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Sewing will represent the investment bank on the board in a shift that illustrates the division's waning influence.
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Some at the channel suspect that Qatar's commitment to Al Jazeera, along with its influence, may be waning.
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When this topic first came up in the waning months of 2015, many assumed the answer was simple.
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It's here, in the darkness and the waning rays of moonlight that Jerkcurb's music makes the most sense.
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That's sort of, you know, been waning now with the effects of that over a couple of years.
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By September of '83, Reagan's poll numbers were weak as the period of optimism he initiated was waning.
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Investor warmth to copper was already waning before sentiment turned outright negative over the last couple of weeks.
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The company said duvelisib had particular potential as an oral mono-therapy drug in a waning chemotherapy market.
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As recently as yesterday, authorities had said that hundreds had been arrested and that the protests are waning.
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In the waning days of his presidency, Obama has taken a final push to further empty the facility.
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The study also shows that blacks' longstanding interest in real estate as an ideal investment might be waning.
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With waning attention spans and lack of exercise comes the droning stalemate of digital encumbrance and content disposability.
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Weiss hit a 22-yard field goal in the waning seconds of the first half for South Florida.
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It's the rare trade that would make a waning fan base happy and also make the team better.
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Flip again to return to a softer, functional white light for the waning hours of a family gathering.
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This doesn't do much for the "rule of law," a concept which has been waning in recent years.
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Both topics center on Hue Jackson and the waning days of his tenure at the NFL's worst team.
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Moreover, Bannon's waning influence coincides with Trump moving in a more establishment direction on a myriad of issues.
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Romney is expected to cruise to victory in November, in a red state where Trump's popularity is waning.
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Daniels also scored 29 for the Wolfpack, but committed his fifth foul on Banks in the waning seconds.
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In the waning hours of their hard-bought influence, as 2017 approaches, they stand with nothing to show.
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You can use the heat of a waning fire to supply your pantry for the week to come.
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Not only are more Syrians dying every day, but his own leverage in the negotiations is also waning.
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This shift is often attributed to the high cost of traditional burial and the waning importance of religion.
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It is less a sign that China's long consumer boom is waning than that Chinese tastes are changing.
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He committed a critical error in the waning moments of regulation in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
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It was far from easy, but Villanova stayed poised when the game got tight in the waning minutes.
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With daylight waning and appetites ravenous after hours of disemboweling birds, the group gathered to say daily prayers.
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Lansdale warned Diem that U.S. support was waning, prompting him to launch an attack on the Binh Xuyen.
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The moon will be a waning gibbous, which means that more than half of it will be shining.
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The Dutch government's move follows a confrontation with the company's French-dominated executive board over waning Dutch influence.
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Knowledge of U.S. history, government, economics and foreign policy is waning — because it hasn't been taught for years.
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The viewer's sense of who's winning a match will rely on the swelling or waning of the music.
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The U.S. led the game from the beginning, but never fully shook Spain off until the waning moments.
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Sunday, the protest was waning and only a few hundred people and police officers in riot gear remained.
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Collins said he doesn't believe the TPP will pass this Congress because support is waning in both parties.
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The afternoon was waning, and the "unrivaled natural light" in the apartment's "West facing windows" had turned tawny.
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Each has its own pros and cons, its own quirks, its own trajectory of waning or waxing popularity.
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Why it matters: The last time we saw such a trend was during the dotcom era's waning days.
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But he refuses to apologize, so the mini scandals quickly fade with the public's own waning attention span.
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The blues became one of the foundations of rock, though its influence has been waning in recent decades.
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Make it before the final scintilla of America's waning trust and confidence in the department's independence is gone.
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The embarrassing rout of "compromise" immigration legislation last month resurfaced concerns that Mr. Ryan's power may be waning.
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One can reasonably question why Reid would waste that play in the waning minutes of a secure victory.
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His waning boxing career gave way to a series of tough breaks, including a prison sentence and cancer.
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Right now, McCain, his allies and their ideas appear to be a waning force in the Republican Party.
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Unlike many other games this season, Charlotte stood strong in the waning minutes and avoided last-minute drama.
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The deaths have raised fears surrounding vaping's safety, but the outbreak of such cases appears to be waning.
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If achieved, it will partly reflect what diplomats have called China's waning tolerance for Mr. Kim's belligerent behavior.
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The net increase in U.S. subscribers is waning in part thanks to a price hike and new entrants.
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The attacks could help the waning outbreak gain new life in an area that has endured heavy fighting.
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Vancouver kept the puck in the Flyers' zone in the waning seconds yet couldn't manage a clean shot.
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Despite waning interest, Belshe is betting that BitGo will at least still have cryptocurrency to store long-term.
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He notes that support for independence has been waning, but most Catalans want a vote to be held.
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These days, when I feel my motivation waning, I think back to two mantras I learned in childhood.
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But he faces an increasingly weary population that in recent months has shown waning enthusiasm for more demonstrations.
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Sharing a ladder, we struggled to mount a ceiling fan in the waning light of a summer evening.
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As the economic outlook clouds, opposition to further easing from the central bank is waning, the survey found.
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Across the Atlantic, the S&P 500 hit a record high boosted by waning fears over the coronavirus.
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Yet UMNO has deftly managed to exploit the policy's waning effectiveness and even the prospect of its demise.
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The loss of momentum is being in driven in part by the waning impact from the tax cuts.
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"Investors' interest is waning as IPOs are getting more difficult," said Peng Hai, an analyst at Lianxun Securities.
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Omari Spellman had 16 points and 11 rebounds, though much of his statistics came in the waning minutes.
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And use your waning parental influence over your teenager to impart values over trying to game the system.
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And waning confidence threatened to cause households and businesses to delay spending -- a major challenge for the economy.
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In the waning weeks of summer, word of his survival would turn that scared mother into an activist.
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Executives lowered their 2018 earnings projections, due to rising commodities costs and waning demand for its sedans overseas.
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Overstock cited higher costs from tariffs on Chinese-made goods and "waning consumer confidence" for the weak guidance.
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This week, it's all about the Trumpocalypse, including fake news and other signs of a waning US democracy.
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The risk is that he may re-legitimise populist nationalism just when it was waning south of the border.
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Yet the clergy's sway over the hearts and souls of regular churchgoers had been waning and church attendance falling.
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BlackBerry, for instance, is expected to reveal more car technology, in a bet to revive the company's waning influence.
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But the (potentially former) Argentine captain is clearly sending a message: his time as Argentina's promised star is waning.
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Part of the downturn might be explained by a waning enthusiasm for the economic policies coming out of Washington.
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But the results also show that enthusiasm for the ANC is waning -- and Ramaphosa should worry about the future.
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IAG CEO Willie Walsh said earlier this month his company was still eyeing Norwegian but its interest was waning.
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But the ranks of his allies are waning, and Trump is evidently chafing under the restraints of his staff.
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But you also have this combination of oversupply of semi stocks, along with waning demand, and that's not good.
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San Antonio cut the Warriors' lead to four points in the waning seconds but could not complete the comeback.
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The idea of these separate countries with absolute sovereignty over territory is an idea that's waning at the moment.
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But, torn between spiraling investment costs and waning consumer interest, the project went bankrupt just nine months after launch.
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Applied Materials Inc advanced 533% after the company's better-than-expected quarterly profit eased concerns about waning chip demand.
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After all, libido starts to wane as women get older because their hormones are also waning, Dr. Bullock says.
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The waxing and waning of the dollar is strongly linked to the ups and downs of the credit cycle.
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It needs to be "mediated" by new, deliberative practices that complement representative government and compensate for its waning legitimacy.
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The maker of high definition cameras also reaffirmed its prior full-year forecast despite waning demand for its products.
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This could compensate, at least partially, for waning demand for German goods from China, Russia and other emerging markets.
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OPEC excitement appears to be waning on Wall Street, with stock indexes mostly lower in early trade on Thursday.
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Polls have shown support for independence waning in recent years with those wanting a separate state in a minority.
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Pitch clocks, moving the mound — there are a million ideas for how to curb waning interest in the sport.
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But analysts believe retail price rises will likely be limited, capped by higher borrowing costs and waning domestic demand.
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You could even say that our waning passion for spare button collecting is another way millennials are ruining everything.
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Although ethanol is an important economic issue for farmers, its power in politics seems to be waning in Iowa.
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Soda taxes are a concern for the sugar industry, which is worried about waning long-term demand for sweeteners.
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The extent of the drop contrasted with resilient sales of Apple's popular iPhone in a climate of waning demand.
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More than a year later, we're now deep into the fifth book with no signs of her enthusiasm waning.
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For Democrats, the enthusiasm of late last year does seem to be waning, and the electoral map is complicated.
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Tulsa trailed by as many as 453 points before slicing that deficit to eight thrice in the waning moments.
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Several pertussis cases also cropped up in highly vaccinated communities, suggesting waning immunity against the disease, the researchers note.
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"In previous trials, waning of the immune system was observed much, much earlier - within the first year," Mamcarz said.
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Sewing will now represent the investment bank on the board in a shift that illustrates the divisions's waning influence.
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Last month, the company forecast fourth-quarter revenue below analysts' estimates as it battles waning demand for its products.
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Adding AI at the end of a name, for instance, is still common, but seems to be waning some.
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But that flood of winter fuel should be waning, with a switch over to summer fuel starting April 1.
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She had divorced Randy Savage years prior and fallen in love with Luger during the waning days of WCW.
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German chancellor Angela Merkel's influence is waning, but that won't keep her party from winning the elections in September.
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Reinhart nearly won the contest in the waning moments of overtime, but his shot caromed off the left post.
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Sewing will now represent the investment bank on the board in a shift that illustrates the division's waning influence.
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The Red Wings have survived the natural player turnover over the years, but the club's dominance has been waning.
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But I cannot in the waning days of the election make the case that Secretary Clinton should be elected.
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Oil prices rose 3 percent, helped by the waning Brexit risk and in anticipation of peak summer driving demand.
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U.S. wheat exports have been waning as farmers increasingly turn to more profitable corn and soybean crops, analysts said.
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It's regrettable that Merkel's political star is waning just as the Brexit negotiations are approaching their March 2019 deadline.
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Republicans are also pressuring agencies to halt their regulatory work in the waning days of the Obama administration. Sen.
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He would review it, too, so he could comprehend just how very selfless Arcidiacono was in those waning minutes.
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"Secretary Kerry's speech today was at best a pointless tirade in the waning days of a outgoing administration," Sen.
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Traders had worried that the decline in gasoline demand, the first in 14 months, signaled waning long-term demand.
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A campaign email sent in the waning hours of 2018 urged supporters to make donations as small as $3.
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Financial struggles and waning support for traditional journalism are costing us on more than just the news gathering front.
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And as young consumers get older, the days of paying for a bundle of TV channels may be waning.
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Appearing concerned about its waning brand, Facebook moved to add "from Facebook" to the names of Instagram and WhatsApp.
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"It's very hard to actually accept that the waning light can be having such a potent effect," Rosenthal said.
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Both moves could make sense, given stiff competition from the likes of Spotify, waning advertising and other industry disruption.
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Waning expectations for a quick resolution to the United States-China trade war also hurt sentiment for the dollar.
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But the driving force here isn't the waning of Christianity but the politicized sorting of it, and much else.
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Modern dance is waning in popularity, and young people don't seem to feel as connected with the work anymore.
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It seems that the artist's use of the word will not be waning, judging from The Life of Pablo.
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And so, in the waning hours of a September afternoon, I held my special girl for the last time.
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Washington's influence is waning and those who take the reins in fighting global pandemics will not prioritize U.S. needs.
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Ahead of elections next February, the government has been keen to frame the crisis in the northeast as waning.
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According to the Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing, a waning gibbous moon is the phase following the full moon.
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Waning expectations for a quick resolution of the U.S.-China trade row have also hurt sentiment towards the dollar.
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Waning expectations for a quick resolution to the United States-China trade war also hurt sentiment about the dollar.
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In addition, waning interest from insurers also means that there could be fewer choices for people in many states.
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Now Mr. López Obrador's efforts to avoid a confrontation with Mr. Trump over the issue seem to be waning.
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The policy, along with waning demand, has led to growing stockpiles of chips in other countries throughout the region.
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In the waning days of the Cannes Film Festival, can Kechiche's sex epic still earn headlines and draw audiences?
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And in his waning days in office, he sent the treaty to the Senate to begin the ratification process.
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But there is evidence that Aipac's influence is waning, and its rightward tilt has strained its claims of bipartisanship.
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In television terms the bespectacled cleric, 90, is a waning force: His last broadcast was about four years ago.
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NEWARK — It was a familiar setting for the former president, a packed campaign event energized by crucial waning days.
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He had the lead at the British Open with nine holes to play before faltering in the waning moments.
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"The importance of reality and competition shows is waning," said Preston Beckman, a former executive at NBC and Fox.
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Another angle: The bond market has signaled that concerns about inflation are waning, another argument against raising interest rates.
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It's a particularly troubling sign for Tillerson given that his power as a diplomat has been waning for months.
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Waning expectations for a quick resolution to the U.S.-China trade row have also hurt sentiment towards the dollar.
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Most presidents wait for the waning days of their administrations to issue high-profile pardons of associates and supporters.
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Confidence in the eco is waning even before it has been formed because the old safeguards are being dismantled.
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I remember wondering whether there was a lesson here, some tidy symbolism about the waning Southern fixation over symbolism.
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Oil has also continued its decline on concerns about waning demand in the event of a prolonged global slowdown.
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"The days of simple parties have started waning with the rise of Instagram, Pinterest, Etsy, and Amazon," Pitzel said.
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Their rivalry seemed to be waning as Djokovic and Andy Murray took their places at the top of tennis.
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And they created a potent threat to Mr. Johnson's campaign in the waning days of an otherwise sluggish race.
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There's the first glimpse of bluebells, the daffodils are waning, the wind is blowing and the blossom is fading.
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He narrowly missed an empty net in the waning seconds in a bid for his first career hat trick.
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But a recent survey by data analytics group YouGov suggests interest in month-long stretches of sobriety are waning.
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The Times had just published a story describing Flynn's influence as waning, and he seemed intent on proving otherwise.
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MSCI's index of Latam currencies slipped 20.26%, with Brazil's real softening 0.063% as waning risk appetite supported the dollar.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's poll numbers have been waning as of late, and military posturing could help his popularity.
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It's a last-ditch attempt to revive her waning career and save enough money for an upcoming custody battle.
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Some said the turmoil could mean that US global leadership -- seen as waning under Trump -- will fade ever further.
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As their romance ends, Swift presents a sly, slow-motion view of the waning of the old English order.
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"The influence and clout of the Baby Boomers is waning, and Millennials are rising," Fry said in an interview.
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Many New Hampshire politicos point to televised debate rules as one reason that their state's influence might be waning.
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But she ended her campaign last week amid waning electoral prospects, consequently forfeiting her place on the debate stage.
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The church continues to play a strong role in Romania, but there are signs that its influence is waning.
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Some Democratic sources described the letter as another sign that Pelosi's longtime hold on the caucus might be waning.
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Between gigs in the waning months of 2016, Mr. Nelson and Mr. McKenzie had gone ring shopping in Chicago.
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While Latino voter turnout was up across the board, black voter turnout could be waning compared to previous years.
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Back during the waning months of 2015, he regularly came within a few points of both Clinton and Sanders.
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But its popularity is waning at home as young people increasingly prefer the higher status of a university degree.
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The company is spending heavily to attract users, and its ability to make money from those users may be waning.
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The 113-year-old kept the game scoreless in the waning moments before four minutes of stoppage time was added.
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Fears of slowing economic growth, higher interest rates and waning smartphone demand are also factors weighing on the chip market.
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While we've admittedly been known to love a good, cheesy choreographed first dance, it's also a trend that's quickly waning.
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No one believes Apple is going to build a TV anymore and confidence is waning in Apple Cars, as well.
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In the current study, children's improvement in their joint attention skills started waning 30 days after the experiment had ended.
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McConnell also split with Trump on repealing the sanctions on Russia placed in the waning weeks of the Obama administration.
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President Obama and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon must take this on in the waning days of their administrations.
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The waning benefits from the 215 tax cuts and competition for workers are likely factors weighing on the business outlook.
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Meanwhile, New York manufacturers said they've seen a slight pickup in April despite waning forecasts for the next several months.
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In Uganda the state's training services for farmers have crumbled, along with the waning popularity of Yoweri Museveni, the president.
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Applied Materials Inc gained 21.84% after the chip gear maker's upbeat third-quarter profit eased concerns about waning chip demand.
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Zambia, whose economy depends on copper exports, has suffered from waning demand from China and a drop in copper prices.
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CEO Manny Chirico told the host Wednesday that the holding company cut its forecast in response to waning consumer confidence.
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Rifling through my extended circles in the waning days of the site, people are tossing out all sorts of ideas.
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The waning enthusiasm for the death penalty of another group of laymen—juries—is a big factor in its decline.
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And they may do so while still-private, still-unprofitable concerns have to deal with waning interest from tech investors.
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And now that a version of the Mueller report is out, appetites for impeachment appear to be waning even further.
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Dosunmu drove the right wing toward the basket in the waning seconds, but Mathis snuffed his runner to force overtime.
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Iran's economy has severely contracted, and Wednesday's announcement was a signal of Tehran's waning patience for Europe finding a solution.
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But Jet has struggled with waning web traffic and brand relevance as Amazon's Prime network sweeps up more members. Jet.
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The Russell 2000's upward momentum is "waning," warns one trader who sees losses ahead for the small-cap index.
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The original release may be waning, but these two games hold the promise of reviving an old but beloved franchise.
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In general, waning moons are best for wrapping up projects, so this phase is perfectly timed with the new year.
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Yet producer and consumer price data released later in the week disappointed expectations, suggesting that inflation pressures are actually waning.
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A recent import duty hike further dented waning interest in an Indian market hit by a surge in local rates
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What the daily polls actually show is the waxing and waning of enthusiasm among supporters of the rival presidential candidates.
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"Waning affordability reflects price hikes and a significant rise in mortgage interest rates this year," LePage said in the release.
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Waning demand has pushed share prices and financial growth into dangerous territory SolarCity has been the worst of the bunch.
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But waning demand combined with the fallout from the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal has accelerated Porsche's move away from diesel.
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Applied Materials Inc gained 21.97% after the chip gear maker's upbeat third-quarter profit eased concerns about waning chip demand.
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Waning expectations for a quick resolution to the United States-China trade row have also hurt sentiment for the dollar.
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Imports of iron ore fell for a second time, reflecting waning restocking demand at steel-mills as profit margins narrow.
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Given this set of circumstances, we can expect China to continue to feel the headwinds of oversupply and waning demand.
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A weak currency and battered commodity markets have hit Malaysia's economic growth and contributed to waning investor appetite for IPOs.
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Republicans used the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to overturn regulations that the Obama administration had finished in its waning days.
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The waning fortunes of China's SMEs come ahead of a reshuffle in the country's political leadership team late this year.
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Men who consume too much weed might also suffer from a case of "Stoner Boner"—a waning erection, Tishler says.
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Over the weeks, I noticed my energy waning; every workout was a chore, and my motivation had taken a nosedive.
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Mr Turnbull says the subs will be built in South Australia, where support for his coalition government has been waning.
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The aging President faces a widening rift with Gaza and waning interest in the Palestinian cause among regional Arab leaders.
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Investors are currently in "good news is bad news" mode, praising waning fundamental indicators and punishing those that beat expectations.
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As the fall-out from the audit report swept across Bolivia, there were signs that Morales' support was waning fast.
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Etsy, which has been under pressure from activist investors, has been seeking to improve profitability and revive its waning sales.
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Republican lawmakers have warned the administration against issuing any "midnight" regulations in the waning days, saying they would be overturned.
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Demand for Nvidia's chips will suffer from waning digital currency mining demand this year, according to a Wall Street firm.
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The slowdown in the grocery market may reflect waning economic growth in individual countries or a crowded market for FMCGs.
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Kalanick, who still owns a huge chunk of Uber stock and will remain on the board, may face waning influence.
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I say the wait for a survey was puzzling, but by the late 1990s, American interest in AIDS was waning.
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The original waiver to overhaul Kentucky's Medicaid program was submitted last summer, in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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Applied Materials Inc gained 5.4% after the chip gear maker's upbeat third-quarter profit eased concerns about waning chip demand.
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Over time, with the relentless advance of the digital frontier, they became unanticipated, elegiac commentaries on the waning of print.
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That is the aim of a noxious bill that has gained momentum in the waning days of the Albany session.
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China's growing clout in the region could play off Russia's existing, but waning, influence on Eurasia in the near future.
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Davis's outstanding production helped New Orleans trim a 14-point, second-quarter deficit down to 2 in the waning minutes.
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A separate fog bank enveloped onlookers as a series of extended synthesized notes resonated, building and waning in overlapping waves.
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But as the Bretton Woods pact turns 75, that spirit of cooperation, whether on exchange rates or trade, is waning.
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The weakness in UK markets have been triggered by waning hopes of more accommodative policies from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Vucic's advocacy of EU accession is under strain from waning enthusiasm for further enlargement from some countries within the bloc.
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A recent import duty hike further dented waning interest in an Indian market hit by a surge in local rates.
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Spanish markets supported European shares after an opinion poll showing waning support for independence soothed investors' concerns over Catalan secession.
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But there were signs that the race was slipping away from him in the waning days of the midterm election.
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In a race that has turned caustic in its waning days, Philip D. Murphy, the Democratic candidate, and Lt. Gov.
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With the Normandy landings in 1944 the trio openly moved to nearby Limoges where they peacefully passed their waning years.
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America's taste for Froot Loops has diminished significantly, but their waning popularity and influence and import has not gone undocumented.
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Kobach, a staunch ally of Trump, was endorsed by the president in the waning days of the hard-fought primary.
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Experts say the protests are a sign of waning patience with Putin and the lack of political plurality in Russia.
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When such leaders are caught stealing, it becomes another stain on parties, whose prestige and allure have been steadily waning.
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The rebel forces are waning, and President Trump has canceled the C.I.A. program that provided them with arms and support.
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In the administration's waning days, he found that 85 percent of Americans believed the nation was on the wrong track.
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Gun sales have fallen after Trump's election win due to waning urgency to buy guns ahead of potentially tighter regulation.
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In the waning months of the 1980s, Dolbeer was surprised to receive a sudden influx of inquiries from American airports.
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As Reagan's second term progressed and democracy and free speech actually took hold in the waning days of the Soviet
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While professional and collegiate sports routinely have athletes accused of and charged with incidents of domestic violence, tolerance is waning.
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The battle for the meaning of America is lopsided, and despite the recent success of exclusionary views, they are waning.
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After Mr. Trump abandoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership in January, American influence in the region is seen to be waning.
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The offshore Chinese yuan, which had strengthened on Wednesday, was again waning - though not by much - to 6.9750 per dollar.
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Church participation has been waning for decades, for example, and young adult engagement has drifted to an all-time low.
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That means Democrats won't have the numbers in 2019 to reverse legislation passed in the waning days of this year.
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But that momentum may now be slowing, reports say — a possible indication that developer enthusiasm may be waning, as well.
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There is so far no suggestion, however, that staunch Republican support for Trump in the GOP controlled chamber is waning.
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There is so far no suggestion, however, that staunch Republican support for Trump in the GOP-controlled chamber is waning.
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Somewhere in the waning days of 1950, the doors to the Tennessee Children&aposs Home Society were closed for good.
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The Army sidetracked the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota last month in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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It was the second major strike carried out by American warplanes in Mr. Obama's waning hours in the White House.
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But the sharpshooting junior found a sliver of space and released a deep 3-pointer in the waning seconds. Swish.
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Stocks have been hamstrung by signs of weak consumer spending and waning enthusiasm over a recovery in European corporate earnings.
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Brunson's driving layup in the waning seconds actually gave the Wildcats a 29-28 lead heading into the locker room.
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Millions of Americans have come to count on tax refunds to fuel their spending in the waning days of winter.
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The policy led to a sharp devaluation of the yen, but its weakening effect on the currency appears to be waning.
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"The sentiment is waning, it's one of cautiousness," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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The Devils (22-11-7) peppered Bishop in the waning seconds of the third period but could not score the equalizer.
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Waning optimism Still, the Duke CFO survey continues to point to 2020 as the likely time the next recession will strike.
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Sadly, the Perseids in August will again be badly obscured by a waning gibbous Moon, but they are always worth watching.
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The waning enthusiasm might prevent the railgun from undergoing necessary tests that would allow the gun to be used in battle.
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Publisher Arc System Works announced Double Dragon IV in the waning moments of 2016 with a teaser trailer and little else.
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Flares like this are rare during this waning phase, but as these latest bursts show, they can still be pretty intense.
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And there are certainly reactions against it waning—and you see that with the nationalist fervor in a number of countries.
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The sequence conveys, readily, the desperation Elizabeth (and by proxy her country) feel in these waning days of the Cold War.
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Although the domestic economy has held up relatively well, hurt growth, with job creation slowing and confidence in services also waning.
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In the waning moments of summer, Minaj continues to remain in the forefront of rap news, but more clumsily than triumphantly.
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Many Republicans did not vote for the two-year budget framework negotiated in former Speaker John Boehner's waning days in office.
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Although it is the most famous dome, by the time of its construction the "geodesic moment" of 1950s experimentation was waning.
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Merkel's waning popularity is in part due to her open-door policy towards refugees fleeing the carnage in Syria and Iraq.
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We will also have a waning moon in Scorpio, which could cause our emotions to take a turn for the dramatic.
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The moon will be waning in Scorpio, putting siblings and parents on edge, as she rules your home and family life.
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It comes amid waning interest in the gaming company's aging devices such as the portable 23DS, which has seen slowing sales.
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Milwaukee's Khris Middleton missed a 21-point try with 22 seconds remaining, and Dudley secured another rebound in the waning seconds.
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What goes on after dark, behind club doors has always fascinated Slimane, and this shows no sign of waning at Celine.
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While monetary policy has been used as a fuel for growth and asset price appreciation, Dalio said its effectiveness is waning.
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If that is a measuring stick, Silicon Valley has another few decades to go, but may be waning around mid century.
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It's a sign that interest in the staid convention center shows in Detroit, Los Angeles, and New York may be waning.
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Manufacturing business sentiment fell around the region, signalling a waning confidence despite the region's resilience to economic challenges in recent years.
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"You have a collision of a rising power and a waning power," said Walter Zimmerman, chief technical analyst at United-ICAP.
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In the final standing sequence of the fight, you see Diaz's craft pull ahead of McGregor's power and his waning speed.
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Tensions between the two sides appear to be waning, with the US signaling a more conciliatory stance in the trade war.
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The US is only about 1 percent of the market for China's steel, itself of waning importance to the Chinese economy.
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We remember pink sunsets stretching across the sky, families in their backyards, laughter carried by the breeze in the waning sunlight.
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Waning political support threatens Turnbull's position, analysts have said, in a country that has seen five prime ministers in nine years.
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There are also concerns about the waning prestige factor of "Made In U.S.A."-labeled threads, as The Los Angeles Times noted.
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The "March 14" alliance won a majority in 2009, but began disintegrating after the election and suffered from waning Saudi support.
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The committee also sent a letter to Obama, urging him not to pardon Snowden in the waning days of his presidency.
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"But my personal view is that [the improvement] isn't sustainable when you look at global overcapacity and waning demand in China".
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Fixed voice will continue to contract due to waning demand and will dilute growth from non-voice segments to a degree.
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Although plenty still attend the annual Austin, Texas, event, there were signs of waning interest from some former SXSW Interactive mainstays.
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On Wednesday, the House of Representatives voted to roll back two regulations finalized in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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When the moon is waning...As the moon recedes and approaches its "new" phase once again, it starts to appear smaller.
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Depending on the particular ingredients he used, he said the elixirs could cure everything from poor kidney function to waning libidos.
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Over the past eight months, Reuters traveled across Bolivia to better understand the waning support for the president among indigenous peoples.
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This week, a poll conducted by Piper Jaffray of 6,100 teens found that athletic apparel's popularity among the demographic is waning.
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They also cited Corker's diminishing power with the administration and the waning influence of the Foreign Relations Committee in recent years.
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Anchored in Addison Timlin's low-key, sensitive performance, it takes place in the waning days of the George W. Bush administration.
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Conner sprained the AC joint in his right shoulder in the waning moments of a victory against Miami on Oct. 28.
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Bernie Sanders, another 2020 hopeful, and former President Barack Obama all campaigned for Evers in the waning days of the campaign.
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With all aboard, the Lake Shore Limited slips out of the perpetual Penn Station dusk and into the day's waning light.
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Now, he looks for the exuberance in the faces of the wisecracking, jostling boys still savoring the waning days of summer.
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On Friday, oil prices came under pressure after data suggested Chinese demand was waning and concerns lingered about growing U.S. output.
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European Council President Donald Tusk said earlier that the chances of the EU-Canada summit taking place on Thursday were waning.
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An alternative bitcoin upgrade proposal, SegWit2x, which initially had more developers behind it, was called off Wednesday due to waning support.
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The two episodes suggested that the surge in stabbings and shootings that began in October has intensified after waning for months.
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Earlier this year, following waning sales growth, Lululemon invested in a trendy cycling company and hired Vice to makes its ads.
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In the aftermath of MbZ's action, MbS's star seems to be dimming and his influence on the international scene is waning.
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In the wake of waning political support for climate action, climate policies may become a target of reactionary forms of populism.
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Doing so will afford Washington a much-needed credibility boost at a time when international confidence in American leadership is waning.
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Nodding and smiling, she welcomed us in, and talked about the waning fortunes of her shop, which she'd run for decades.
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In the waning moments, St. Joseph's had the ball, trailing by 3, in the hands of their best player, DeAndre' Bembry.
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Then Browns quarterback Tyrod Taylor was injured in the waning moments of the second quarter and on came rookie Baker Mayfield.
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On Friday, the waning moon in Aquarius links up with benevolent Jupiter, encouraging you to acknowledge the power of your words.
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Welfare reform, a priority for Ryan and other House Republicans, appeared to be waning as a Trump goal for this year.
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Popularity for the ruling party is waning as budget cuts continue to drive a large percentage of the population into poverty.
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The platform is trying to grow BET beyond its core TV audience, which is waning alongside the rise of cord-cutting.
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Even David Silva had seemed to be waning, his last couple of seasons interrupted by injury, his magic apparently puttering out.
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While visiting Abadía Retuerta, I had asked the employees for recommendations on where to eat in my waning moments in Valladolid.
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Her cultural ascent coincides with the waning of another figure: the renaissance person, who is allowed to excel at multiple things.
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Analysts said that while Ms. Gurib-Fakim had a considerable international profile, her popularity at home was waning, according to CNN.
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During the waning hours of daylight, my fears grew as I began to immediately fail in my attempts to gather information.
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The reliably vulgar Al Swearengen (Ian McShane) still holds court at the Gem Saloon, but his health and power are waning.
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After Thailand's captain, Kanjana Sung-Ngoen, scored in the waning minutes against Sweden, Lamsam began crying and hugged her team's coach.
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With their strength waning, this is the moment of opportunity for the arrivistes, and they may never have a better one.
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The marriage has its problems, but the biggest one is its earthly limitations, the waning of interest and desire — its mortality.
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But now, looking through the memo, and reviewing what Cohen's defense arguments seemed likely to be, they felt their confidence waning.
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Calls for a United Ireland, encouraged by demographic change and the waning of unionist sentiment, appear to be gathering more support.
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Oversupply concerns pressured prices, along with fears of waning demand if the outbreak of coronavirus isn't contained and air travel slows.
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Support for nominating another wealthy (even if self-made) white male politician to lead an increasingly diverse Democratic Party is waning.
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The trial that proved it effective was organized only in that epidemic's waning days, when there were just a few cases.
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Nic Dowd scored the tiebreaking goal in the second period, and Alex Ovechkin added an empty-netter in the waning seconds.
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But the scales can tip easily the other way — a stronger yuan, coupled with waning demand, is already hurting trade activity.
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After a Harper layup in the waning seconds of the first half, Rutgers took a 22-783 lead into the break.
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The Trump administration on Monday sought to cast the events in Caracas as a sign that Mr. Maduro's power was waning.
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Indeed, immigration experts say the biggest long-term shift in the reasons the wealthy migrate is the waning importance of taxes.
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Julián Castro has failed to qualify for the November debate stage, just weeks after threatening to drop out over waning fundraising.
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"We're seeing the return of traditional bread," she said, noting that consumers' preference for more healthful, gluten-free varieties is waning.
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I can only say that in the slow waning of my physical forces, inwardly I am on a pilgrimage towards Home.
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But there's at least a chance Congress could get something positive done here in the waning days of Trump's first term.
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FIU's Jacob rolled an ankle in the waning minutes of the first half and sat for most of the second half.
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U.S. stocks rose on waning fears that the weekend's U.S.-led missile attack on Syria would escalate into a broader conflict.
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The Trump administration increased economic growth last year through large tax cuts and increased federal spending, but those benefits are waning.
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New Jersey Transit's board had scheduled a vote on the purchase in the waning days of the administration of former Gov.
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And as the NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll shows, public concern about gun control is waning, though it's definitely still there.
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It's perhaps exited public memory, but he was talked into becoming WCW world champion in the waning days of that promotion.
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This may signal waning support for the Islamist agitators, notably the sanctimonious Mr Shihab, who is caught up in a sexting scandal.
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But as the years go by, those handmade Mother's Day gifts are often replaced with waning text messages and last-minute calls.
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Demonstrating that you're no longer attached to something that was holding you back is at the core of observing the waning moon.
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For some, laying claim to a piece of the oncology sector's blockbuster growth could help offset the waning fortunes of mature drugs.
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In the waning months of his administration, President Barack Obama angered Republicans by designating millions of acres of land as national monuments.
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While prices made higher highs in March of 2000 and October of 2007, RSI was making lower highs, suggesting momentum was waning.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued Qualcomm in January in the waning days of the Obama Administration, charging it violated antitrust law.
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Sharkey's own hand speed was waning and while it had been great for his time it was never close to young Louis's.
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He has been a prolific donor, too, running a conservative super PAC that aided Trump in the waning days of the race.
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Given these tax cut-induced benefits, it&aposs surprising to read news stories about the supposed waning popularity of the tax cuts.
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The root of the conflict is mutual mistrust between China and the United States, and waning confidence in the benefits of openness.
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The waning-to-new moon in this sign can feel frustrating like you've got too many ideas but no way to act.
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Globalization is waning, and a U.S.-China trade deal would do nothing to reverse that phenomenon, according to a global investment strategist.
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Despite some weakening at the margins, there is so far no suggestion that Republican support for the President over impeachment is waning.
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In the waning hours of the Clinton administration, the President committed the United States to the Rome Treaty that established the ICC.
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Both had vanquished McCain for president, but got a call from the senator in his waning months, asking them to eulogize him.
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As more reports pile up, we will soon know whether conditions in China, exchange rate volatility and waning PC demand have alleviated.
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Traders said most of the metal came from China, reflecting waning demand from China, and as banks and merchants unwound financing deals.
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But those gains were erased as Japanese importers sold yen, which remained firmer against other currencies, a sign of waning risk appetite.
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WAXING AND WANING from invisible new to full-beam full and back, month in and month out, the Moon is famously inconstant.
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" Instead, the blockchain industry is moving into the Trough of Disillusionment, marked by waning interest "as experiments and implementations fail to deliver.
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The trust leaders made a deal to stave off eviction, but it served as more evidence of the sect&aposs waning power.
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Others, like RSM Chief Economist Joseph Brusuelas, added that the waning impact of the administration's tax cuts could also be to blame.
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In contrast, when Skate came along in 2007, it was responding to the waning leviathan that was the Tony Hawk skateboarding franchise.
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But it's since fended off waning demand with price hikes on washers and dryers, which in turn, has caused even less demand.
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His energy policy is woolly, and his support appears to be waning, but he could still take votes from both big parties.
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The recent streak of fast-fashion behemoths shamelessly cribbing the work of indie designers and artists shows no signs of waning, unfortunately.
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And, given the erosion caused by the waxing and waning of the glacier itself, it's probably not older than 2.6 million years.
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In his waning years, his wife sacrificed dearly for him because his tobacco-ravaged heart was unable to do its job alone.
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Now, in the waning days of Obama's presidency, his team has a new plan to shore up America's protections from digital threats.
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And finally, in the episode's waning moments, Jo (Camilla Luddington) has returned from her trip to Pittsburgh to meet her birth mom.
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Now, African-American voters wait for Obama's signal on who he supports, with Hillary Clinton waiting – and slowly waning – in the wings.
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One factor that could push ISIS toward reconciliation with al Qaeda could be its waning fortunes on the battlefield against coalition forces.
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Jefferson, Iowa (CNN)In the waning days before the Iowa caucuses, Ted Cruz, almost always the unflappable performer, began to grow wistful.
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London copper fell to its lowest since May 22.082, compounding worries about the effect of China's waning growth on demand for commodities.
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Signs of waning enthusiasm from this major group of Treasuries holders have yet to hurt the $15 trillion Treasuries market, analysts said.
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With the momentum for higher wages waning, analysts expect pay rises to slow to just above 2 percent at this year's shunto.
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Amid waning public support for capital punishment and shortages of lethal injection drugs, executions nationwide hit a 25-year low last year.
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So, so many kids fantasize about having their own sneaker one day as they hoist jumpers on blacktop courts in waning daylight.
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Chinese interest in Apple's iPhone seems to be waning as fewer consumers search for the smart phone online, according to Longbow Research.
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Waning business and consumer confidence and high uncertainty over the political transition and security situation are taking a toll on the country.
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Now more than a month and a half later, Lynn said the video is still getting some traction, even if it's waning.
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The news highlights China's recent advances in the creation of such systems, as well the country's waning reliance on US semiconductor technology.
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The state's energy should now be concentrated not on propping up a waning business but on helping steelworkers move onward and upward.
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Analysts said they have seen some profit-taking after two weeks of gains as upward momentum in prices appears to be waning.
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But to interpret this outcome as a sign of Mr. Trump's and Mr. McConnell's waning power in a Republican stronghold is shortsighted.
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Likewise, if Trump merely takes the reports under advisement, it could be a signal that his enthusiasm for protectionism may be waning.
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Philadelphia killed off the penalty and went on to win after Ryan Johansen hit the post in the waning couple of seconds.
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In a possible sign of waning dollar bullishness, speculators slashed their long-held long dollar positions to $15.31 billion as of Oct.
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At a time when U.S. global influence is waning, the Trump administration would do well to reject reckless calls to end DACA.
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Critics have long condemned Fox News for producing overwhelmingly positive reports on Trump, but the president believes the network's support is waning.
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This included a Twitter rant against a series of Fox News-commissioned polls that showed support waning for Trump on key issues.
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However, with salmon populations waning and no babies to speak of, the future of some Northwestern Pacific Whale populations isn't just grim.
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But confidence in Google's cofounders — who have said that the company's ethos would not be sacrificed for short-term profits — is waning.
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The NRA's extensive influence on the Republican Party and US gun policy could be waning, however, as it faces significant internal turmoil.
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In his waning days in office, Walker also moved to give at least one other victim of the Democratic wave a lifeline.
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Most of the originals feel just as lean, with a few sweeter outliers like "The Waning Crescent," which inches toward '60s mod.
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Clinton power must be waning for Gillibrand (who sits in the Senate seat once occupied by Hillary Clinton!) to make her comment.
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The IMF still sees the United States as among the world's strongest economies, but with momentum waning as fiscal stimulus wears off.
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And of course, as wage pressures subside, consumers are left treading water, pulling back on their monthly purchases with waning spending power.
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In the waning minutes of Sunday, less than an hour later, a surveillance camera recorded a man as he approached the mosque.
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The waning demand for coal comes as consumers shift to cleaner and cheaper sources of power such as natural gas and renewables.
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It cited waning oil and gas output as well as slow productivity growth which is a problem for the overall British economy.
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A turnover by the Sabres led to Cizikas scoring the tying goal for the Islanders in the waning seconds of the period.
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In Vine's waning hours, Viners posted dozens of entertaining goodbyes and even launched a #PostYourDrafts movement, encouraging Viners to upload unfinished work.
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His victory by a substantial margin indicates that despite its appeal, the political clout of the Church is waning, some priests say.
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The red-state wins come after Trump barnstormed key races to back GOP candidates in the waning days of the midterm election.
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Trump injected himself in these races in the waning days, lobbing what many thought were racially coded insults at Gillum and Abrams.
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Mercifully, rainbow bagels are losing their interest fast, while searches for quinoa and kale chips are also waning which each passing summer.
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Some analysts and reporters speculated that the broad use metric is meant to divert attention from the Facebook app's waning user growth.
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Economic devastation ran rampant through the 1970s, American power appeared to be waning, and some form of hot war seemed to loom.
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With Hong Kong's fortunes waning, the United States and India are seen as the watch markets with the most potential, Deloitte said.
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Morales allies fallAs the fall-out from the audit report swept across Bolivia, there were signs that Morales' support was waning fast.
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The problem for Target lately has been waning foot traffic at its stores, not so much web traffic, Kantar Retail's Nicholas said.
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Jerry Brown has made the plan a signature effort in the waning months of his tenure, pressing state legislators to enact it.
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For Mr. Brindisi, stitching together support from resistance groups and Republicans will be the challenge in the waning months of his campaign.
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In the waning hours of 214, the mercury had plunged to 10 Fahrenheit, with a "Real Feel" of 7F, according to AccuWeather.com.
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For CTIA, it is a chance to revive its annual event, which has been waning in importance over the past several years.
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"They both project that they are the two growing superpowers, and that the U.S. is a waning superpower," Nance told VICE News.
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The International Monetary Fund earlier this year lowered its forecast for global growth in 6.93, citing trade tensions and waning business confidence.
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My hope for release from the waking nightmare of our political world was waning as I went to bed on Tuesday night.
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They have voiced their anxiety over America's waning numerical majority, and have questioned what this means for the future of the nation.
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The vaccine, tested in 2016 during the waning days of the Ebola epidemic that ravaged West Africa, was declared 100 percent effective.
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Mr. Calder and Ms. Boyars's partnership broke up bitterly in the mid-1970s as his heyday as a cultural force was waning.
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But its executives argue that the company remains a technology platform that can ride out the waxing and waning of crypto prices.
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Yet even their zeal seemed to be waning as Mr. Trump continued to push off a decision on what should be done.
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As a symbol of the economic transition from waning industry and abandoned mills to culture and tourism, Lumberyard is hard to match.
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No ladies swoon in "The Beguiled," Sofia Coppola's toxic thriller set in the South during the waning months of the Civil War.
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He also dished five assists and grabbed the last of his three rebounds in the waning seconds to help preserve the win.
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If a deal is struck, even a partial one, the trade truce might boost waning CEO confidence, essential to revived business investment.
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Ayton had a few dunks, including one after Rubio made a long pass from well beyond half-court in the waning minutes.
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There is little question that Senate Republicans would confirm a third Trump nominee even in the waning days of his first term.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said over the weekend there were signs that these factors were waning, even if political uncertainty loomed large.
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If the arena itself is still held in high regard by New York fans, the respect for the home team is waning.
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It was tested even later in the waning days of the West Africa epidemic than ZMapp was, so its effectiveness is unclear.
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In the history of late-20th-century American labor, which saw the waning of union power, it is a much-chronicled chapter.
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Investors have also worried that Apple's influence in China, the company's No. 2 market, is waning amid stronger competition from Chinese rivals.
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But when Mr. Bieber, a cautious former auto-parts worker, followed Mr. Fraser as president in 1983, U.A.W. influence was already waning.
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Lundqvist managed a reactive glove save off a rifled slap shot from Shea Weber in the waning minutes of the second period.
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Tillerson should have gone beyond bromides not just because confidence in the U.S. is waning, but for two other reasons as well.
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Booker has expressed concern for months about the waning diversity in the Democratic presidential field, especially as candidates of color, like Sen.
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The measures were the harshest such diplomatic move since a similar rupture in 1986, in the waning days of the Soviet Union.
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Luton tacked on a sixth score, slamming the door on the Bruins with a 19-yard touchdown run in the waning minutes.
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The Jaguars reached the Carolina 24 in the waning seconds before the game ended on an incomplete pass on an untimed down.
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Purdue removed Sindelar (18 of 30, 196 yards, three INTs) in the waning moments of the first half after his third interception.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's waning political star comes at an awkward time for the European project of greater political and economic integration.
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The moon was in its Waning Gibbous phase, which means that it was more than half-illuminated after last week's full moon.
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On a broad level, the monthly gauge shows waning confidence in the bull market even as money continues to flow into stocks.
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The mere possibility that tax reform could happen has buoyed markets with some bubblicious euphoria (although that seems to be waning now).
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Abortion and the waning importance of the nuclear family reportedly have been big challenges for the church in the former Soviet states.
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"Market reaction to the headlines about the U.S.-China trade war is waning," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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An inverted yield curve is sometimes seen as a sign of waning confidence towards the economy and a signal for a recession.
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The close results in 2018 and Tuesday's election point to a waning advantage for Republicans in suburban areas during the Trump era.
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The region cultivates some 220,000 acres of rubber and has been hit by falling rubber prices due to waning demand from China.
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First piloted in Queens and Brooklyn in the waning years of the Bloomberg administration, Judge Grasso and others pushed the program citywide.
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When I landed there in mid-March, in the waning days of the Australian summer, that's what I hoped to figure out.
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Industry stalwarts like Macy's, Sears, and JCPenney have already struggled to adapt to growing competition from e-commerce and waning mall traffic.
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My dick was still flaccid and the plaster was hardening, so the hopes of achieving anything resembling a respectable erection were waning.
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