It was more dangerous when America was getting weaker and weaker and weaker and further and further in debt.
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The U.S. is weaker, and therefore its currency is weaker.
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Lasers, unlike bullets, scatter as they progress, making them weaker and weaker.
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But as more details came out, that case got weaker and weaker.
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The craving is still there now, but it's getting weaker and weaker.
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It was shocking to watch someone like that get weaker and weaker.
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She befriended him and watched with concern as he got weaker and weaker.
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I had a muffin-top waist and my muscles were getting weaker and weaker.
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Amid a government shutdown and border security gridlock, Republicans are appearing weaker and weaker.
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It blamed cooler, wetter weather and weaker consumer confidence for the weaker-than-expected performance.
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But as other nations step up to prevent tax avoidance, that case gets weaker and weaker.
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As our understanding of consent deepens, "I just didn't know" becomes a weaker and weaker excuse.
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It said the key driver of increased debt were the weaker fiscal position and the weaker rand.
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If users were to dilute drugs weaker than fentanyl, the result would obviously be a weaker high.
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While the midpoint was weaker than the previous day, the market had expected an even weaker fixing.
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But I wound up getting weaker and weaker in my voice, like I couldn't like perform them.
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A water wave will get smaller and smaller just like a gravitational wave will get weaker and weaker.
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The seventh-grader has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a degenerative disorder in which the muscles become weaker and weaker.
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Exposure to Weaker Tenants: The ratings are however, constrained by Protelindo's exposure to tenants with weaker credit profiles.
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It took a good three or four years from that point, and I was getting weaker and weaker.
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MSCI's Asia ex-Japan stock index was weaker by 0.4, while Japan's Nikkei index also closed 0.4% weaker.
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For 2017, the German government expects weaker growth of 1.4 percent due to fewer work days and weaker exports.
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"In the recent days, there has been some reinforcing of the weaker economy and weaker market performance," Ulrich said.
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A weaker EPA means weaker enforcement of essential public safeguards, a clear violation of the will of the people.
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Bucking the trend of weaker Asian shares, Japan's Nikkei stock index ended up 0.9 percent, helped by weaker yen .
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At 22026 GMT, the rand was 21% weaker at 28.405 per dollar, weaker than the overnight close of 14.7500.
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For this year, the government expects weaker growth of 1.4 percent due to fewer work days and weaker exports.
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She slowly gets weaker and weaker, and no one can tell her why it's happening or how to stop it.
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Development and governance indicators are structurally weaker than 'BBB' medians, illustrating weaker debt tolerance than peers and reducing rating upside.
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Operating Performance Weaker: Operating performance has declined since 21500 amid weaker economic conditions that have contributed to lower origination volumes.
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Weaker growth means weaker tax revenues which would limit the government's room for extra spending and a possible fiscal stimulus package.
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She'd just come from a series of lengthy hospital stays that left her weaker and weaker each time she came home.
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Weaker oil prices and associated production cutbacks mean activity in the energy sector is set to be materially weaker than expected.
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"These exports have been running weaker and weaker for corn," said Brian Basting, an analyst with Advance Trading in Bloomington, Illinois.
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Interestingly, the correlation between the wealth of a country and its obesity rate is becoming "weaker and weaker," Ezzati told CNBC.
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"This year, we've seen exporters weaker, and especially those exposed to China, so the machinery sector has been weaker," he said.
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Halfords blamed cooler, wetter weather than the same period last year and weaker consumer confidence for the weaker-than-expected performance.
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So if units are 5 or 10 percent weaker than people think, perhaps revenue is only maybe a little bit weaker.
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Or maybe, unable to climb down, it had clung to the branches, exhausted, and grown weaker and weaker until it died.
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As the force travels, it leaves a wake of destruction but gets weaker and weaker until it becomes a sound wave.
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Leaders like President Vladimir Putin of Russia and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran favored Trump for a reason: They believe he will make America weaker, the trans-Atlantic alliance weaker, and the American-buttressed post-1945 global order weaker.
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"I was getting weaker and weaker and I couldn't get my breath," he says of the days leading up to the procedure.
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Like its peers, Leonardo, the former Finmeccanica, is battling weaker demand for military equipment by governments and a weaker civil helicopter market.
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HK/SIN, weaker compared to levels around $1.05 seen last week, while the pound was also weaker against the greenback, at $1.2165.
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"Therefore the chances of reaching such ambitious targets in my view, are becoming weaker and weaker every year, every month," he said.
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As our governments get more and more useless and our labor laws get weaker and weaker, businesses are incentivized to perpetuate abuse.
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We are dealing with higher interest rates, higher raw material costs, higher wages, weaker foreign currencies, tariffs and a potentially weaker Chinese economy.
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The dollar was 0.21% weaker against the Japanese currency, last buying 109.02 yen, and 0.42% weaker against the franc, at 0.993 per dollar.
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A weaker economy means a weaker Chinese yuan, which has a peg that is set daily by the People's Bank of China (PBOC).
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They've got to remove 'patient,' they have to acknowledge a weaker labor market, weaker growth, all those things, and the dot plots go down.
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The weaker FDI comes on the back of lower interest rates and a weaker yuan, which cuts the return on capital invested in China.
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The country wants a weaker dollar, but every other country wants a weaker currency, too, and they are doing a better job than us.
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My vaginal contractions were way less regular, and instead of my squeezing getting weaker and weaker over time, it just kept going strong throughout.
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A weaker U.S. dollar should also buoy revenues, the strategist added, as a weaker greenback typically promotes exports and better-than-average sales beats.
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A weaker currency is desireable because Japan's economy relies heavily on exports and a weaker currency makes Japanese products less expensive to foreign buyers.
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"We have long said Ramaphosa is the most likely candidate and the weaker Zuma becomes the weaker Dlamini-Zuma succession bid is," Fletcher said.
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"The president can't afford to look weaker than Congress and he certainly can't look weaker than the Democrats for political reasons," said former Rep.
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But he said there are many things at work with iPhone sales, including a weaker upgrade cycle and the macro picture of a weaker China.
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The spot market changed hands at 6.9139 at midday, 71 pips weaker than the previous late session close and 6.93373 percent weaker than the midpoint.
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Analysts also see downside for ingredient and spice company McCormick, which said in January that it expects weaker sales growth and weaker earnings in 2019.
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Sharp origination growth, increased competition and weaker underwriting standards over the past three years have all contributed to the weaker performance of the past year.
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But the 5G signals are weaker at traveling long distances, and weaker signals mean we need more antennas to amplify, or strengthen, the 23G network.
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The traded weaker by 0.11 percent at 112.91 against the dollar, while the remained slightly weaker at $0.7246, as of 2:54 p.m. HK/SIN.
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"We upgraded health care because in an environment where you have slightly weaker growth — again, not recessionary, slightly weaker — you buy stuff like that," Golub said.
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Signet also gave a weaker-than-expected full-year forecast, as it continues to feel the impact of a challenging retail environment and weaker mall traffic.
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The weaker outlook, and I think weaker organic revenue than some were expecting as well, is it all tied to macro-economic weakness and strong dollar?
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The People's Bank of China set a weaker midpoint for the yuan, prompting concerns that the world's second-biggest economy could be even weaker than imagined.
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Ulrich said it is a reflection of "the weaker global economy and weaker demand for Chinese exports," adding Beijing needs to focus on its domestic economy.
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A weaker U.S. market usually sees a weaker currency, so when this is added to the previous contrary behavior it suggests the greenback could fall further.
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Xi has already faced major challenges that could, in a weaker system or for a weaker leader, have derailed his bid for greater and greater power.
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However, weaker demand than expected from Asian airlines, particularly amidst trade tensions, combined with reduced orders for its delayed 777X program, led to weaker overall performance.
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An EU without the UK is a much weaker partner for Washington when US-EU interests align and a much weaker foil when those interests collide.
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Oil prices rose to two-week highs, boosted by the weaker dollar and data showing a surprise draw in U.S. crude inventories and the weaker dollar.
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"That exports in yuan terms expanded in June, marking the fourth consecutive month of growth, illustrates the impact of the weaker yuan, which is around 3 percent weaker against the U.S. dollar year-to-date, but around 7 percent weaker on a trade-weighted basis," Bennett said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Weaker Free Cash Flow: Competitive pressure and a weaker economic backdrop, particularly in South Africa, and wider regulatory pressures have hampered growth and profitability.
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Shares in Dialog Axiata Plc closed 0.7 percent weaker, while conglomerate John Keells Holdings Plc ended 0.1 percent lower and Lanka IOC Plc closed 3.5 percent weaker.
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Spot yuan was changing hands at 6.7110 per dollar at 0433 GMT, 6.71753 pips weaker than the previous late session close and 0.15 weaker than the midpoint.
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The dollar was also weaker across the board and was last down 0.4 percent at 113.25 yen and a quarter of a percent weaker against the euro.
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The longer this shutdown continues, the weaker our government will be, the weaker our economy will be, and the worse off Americans across the nation will be.
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WELCOME A WEAKER DOLLAR, AND AGAIN, IF— PROVIDED THE WEAKER DOLLAR IS HAPPENING FOR THE RIGHT REASONS, MAKES MANUFACTURING, MAKES EXPORTS, MAKES THE U.S. ECONOMY MORE COMPETITIVE.
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The housing starts were a little weaker but the building permits were definitely significantly weaker, said Justin Lederer, an interest rates strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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While a weaker currency certainly benefits Chinese exporters, it is unlikely that the central planners would want a weaker currency at the expense of their own stock market.
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The company cited seasonally weaker sales, higher marketing costs ahead of the launch of the G5 smartphone and weaker economic conditions in some emerging markets for the loss.
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"The housing starts were a little weaker but the building permits were definitely significantly weaker," said Justin Lederer, an interest rates strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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Tour operator TUI poured more cold water on the travel sector, the latest to blame last summer's hot weather and the weaker pound for weaker-than-expected profits.
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It has also been aided by the fact that a weaker sterling can help the FTSE's international companies, since a weaker pound can help British companies export overseas.
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Spot yuan was trading around 6.7736 per dollar as of 0.093 GMT, 81 pips weaker than the previous late session close and 0.07 percent weaker than the midpoint.
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Fitbit shares tanked in after-hours trading after the firm posted weaker guidance for its third quarter, on weaker-than-expected sales of its Fitbit Versa Lite smartwatch.
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Rabobank's underlying profitability has improved in recent years, largely as a result of lower LICs, but it remains weaker than similarly rated peers' due to weaker cost efficiency.
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"Overall, this was a disappointing payrolls report with weaker-than-expected payrolls, weaker wages and higher-than-expected unemployment," wrote BNP Paribas global chief economist Paul Mortimer-Lee.
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Tariffs hurt foreign exporters and dampen growth beyond America's borders; weaker growth in turn leads to weaker currencies, as business becomes cautious and central banks ease policy in response.
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Siemens Digital Factory unit, which will be the basis for the new division, struggled during the quarter with weaker demand for automation products and weaker investment sentiment in China.
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Total also cited weaker natural gas and refining operations for earnings that fell 19% from a year ago, while Equinors profit fell 27% on weaker oil and gas prices.
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Total also cited weaker natural gas and refining operations for earnings that fell 25.5% from a year ago, while Equinors profit fell 27% on weaker oil and gas prices.
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Total also cited weaker natural gas and refining operations for earnings that fell 288% from a year ago, while Equinors profit fell 5.53% on weaker oil and gas prices.
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"If it's a situation where it's a reflection of weaker global demand, you get lower oil prices and at the same time, much weaker low trade growth," King said.
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Saudi banks have been contending with weaker credit growth as a result of lower oil prices and weaker government spending, which has fed through to lower net interest income.
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PRICES: Aluminium ended 1.1 percent lower at $2,062, lead was 0.4 percent weaker at $2,152, tin added 0.3 percent to $19,750 while nickel finished 0.6 percent weaker at $13,680.
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Total also cited weaker natural gas and refining operations for earnings that fell 25.5% from a year ago, while Equinor's profit fell 27% on weaker oil and gas prices.
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Revenue also beat expectations, however its shares are being pressured by weaker-than-expected iPhone shipment numbers, as well as a weaker-than-expected revenue forecast for the current quarter.
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But the weaker economy has fueled speculation it could launch a new round of cheap multi-year loans to banks, a scheme that would especially benefit weaker southern European countries.
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This is going to play out over time: The strong brands will survive and get stronger, and the marginal and the weaker brands are going to get weaker and disappear.
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"The market is uncertain regarding the deal between U.S. and China, while somewhat weaker equity markets and weaker U.S. dollar are (also) supporting gold prices," Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg said.
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This week's inflation numbers (slightly weaker than expected) also vindicate the Committee's view that transitory inflationary effects of the weaker currency post Brexit referendum would start to subside, bolstering forecasts.
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Mnuchin originally seemed to favor a weaker dollar, saying "a weaker dollar is good for us as it relates to trade and opportunities," sending the euro soaring against the dollar.
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As does a weaker sterling – Vanguard's sterling-hedged U.S. Government Bond Index Fund is a great way to insure against a weaker dollar stemming for more dovish than expected Federal Reserve.
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When it's down, the thin rope around which the handle leather is wrapped is exposed; I can just see this getting soaked, bent, soaked again, bent, and getting weaker and weaker.
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China's central bank set the yuan at a much weaker level than Tuesday's close, a move that sparked fresh speculation that Beijing wants a weaker yuan as its economy loses momentum.
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"Weaker steel prices on our home markets, Europe and the USA, imply a cautious sentiment at distributors and demand is expected to be seasonally weaker during the third quarter," he added.
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Weaker performance in the industrial sector is in line with July economic data that was mostly weaker than expected, after forecast-beating GDP growth of 6.9 percent in the first half.
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The unemployment rate fell back to 3.8%, its lowest level since early 1975 during the third quarter, but falling employment, weaker wage growth and reduced vacancies pointed to a weaker outlook.
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"The more the authorities encourage themselves and other people to take the law into their own hands, then the more our system is going to become weaker and weaker," Diokno said.
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GB's VR is one notch lower than SB's, reflecting a weaker financial position, including more vulnerable asset quality, a still high real estate exposure, weaker performance and a tighter capital position.
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First, wind patterns across the tropical Atlantic region are all conducive to storm formation, including weaker vertical wind shear, weaker trade winds, and easterly winds coming off the coast of Africa.
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The Australian dollar was weaker at $0.7554, off the $.
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" "This is a weaker number with the economy slowing.
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Rival Exxon Mobil Corp on Friday reported its earnings were well below analysts' estimates, citing the effects of weaker crude prices, heavier maintenance and weaker margins in its refining and chemicals businesses.
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SHANGHAI, April 14 (Reuters) - China's yuan opened sharply weaker against the dollar on Thursday after the greenback's global strength pushed the Chinese central bank to fix a sharply weaker official guidance rate.
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A breakdown suggested weaker public consumption and a negative contribution from net exports — a tapering off of tourism in what is normally a weaker quarter for the industry -accounted for the decline.
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The cause is hotly debated, but it certainly reflects concerns about weaker data and geopolitical issues, and weaker bond yields in Europe have also put downward pressure on our yields as well.
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The economy contracted by 0.13% on weaker exports in the second quarter, data showed on Tuesday, highlighting Germany's Achilles' heel in times of weaker foreign demand, escalating trade disputes and Brexit uncertainty.
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"We will work... to establish the conditions for a fair and strong state, a state that will reward weaker regions and weaker neighborhoods and end decades of poverty and marginalization," he said.
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Third is the China link: because the Chinese currency is a "pseudo peg" against the U.S. dollar, a weaker U.S. dollar means a weaker RMB too, against a basket of other currencies.
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"Some people would argue that names and brands based on people are weaker brands over the very long term," Bolton Weiser said, adding that Bobbi Brown is one of Estee Lauder's weaker brands.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's yuan slipped on Friday, dampened by dollar strength and a sharply weaker daily fixing which was seen to be largely in line with market expectations for a weaker Chinese currency.
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Gold also found little support from weaker economic readings from the United States, with data showing private employers added the fewest jobs in six months in November, and in turn, a weaker dollar.
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Gold also found little support from weaker economic readings from the United States, with data showing private employers added the fewest jobs in six months in November, and in turn, a weaker dollar.
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In Iowa, clearly it was a weaker one — he lost.
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In theory this should keep the coalition's weaker partners divided.
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He expects exports growth to be even weaker in 2019.
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Russia's rouble and the Turkish lira traded 2136.44 percent weaker.
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MIEM00000CUS were 0.43 percent stronger, helped by a weaker greenback.
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Overall earnings expectations are holding firm despite weaker economic data.
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The euro was alos 1.7 percent weaker at 114.59 yen.
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And even a little bit weaker, would be even better.
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My bones feel a bit weaker, my back, my everything.
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The selection of games with Dolby Atmos is even weaker.
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One week earlier, it was hovering weaker at around $23.
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Any thrust would have to be weaker than that interaction.
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A weaker dollar would be instrumental to achieving that goal.
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The U.S. dollar was weaker against a basket of currencies.
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Nucor pointed to weaker demand from the US auto industry.
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Attacking them as a group makes America weaker, not stronger.
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The more legs you take away, the weaker it becomes.
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Gold was weaker Tuesday with the gains in the dollar.
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Starbucks, meanwhile, is a weaker food stock within the group.
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A weaker open on Wall Street sent European stocks south.
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Weaker prices for nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers weighed on results.
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Weaker mining shares capped the gains in the broader market.
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Kenya's governance indicators are weaker than the 'B' range median.
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Spot gold was a shade weaker at $1,503.88 an ounce.
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Sterling last quoted at $1.2230, 0.2% weaker on the day.
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Yet in recent years the relationship has become much weaker.
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A weaker yuan makes gold expensive for buyers in China.
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"You just don't see those in weaker hurricanes," McNoldy said.
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The Colombo stock index ended 21.3 percent weaker at 21,2159.5000.
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As such, weaker patients can become victims of assisted dying.
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Sales of existing homes were weaker than expected in March.
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The one thing both have in common is weaker affordability.
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After this weekend's revolt, the president has never looked weaker.
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Crude futures rose on Tuesday, helped by the weaker dollar.
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But revenue was considerably below estimates on weaker commodity prices.
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Alas, though, the other entries were going to be weaker.
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Its rivals for that status are much smaller and weaker.
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Its revenue was weaker than Wall Street analysts had anticipated.
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Its governments are mostly weaker than those in developing Asia.
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Other housing indicators are also weaker than expected this year.
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A weaker renminbi helps exporters, a key engine of growth.
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All this would make France only weaker and more indebted.
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Also helping the precious metals complex was a weaker dollar.
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A weaker pound risks deterring British travel to euro countries.
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A CFSP without Britain would be weaker and less effective.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.05 percent weaker at 13,547.73.
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In weaker brews imperfections are shown up in sharp relief.
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The services sector grew at a weaker pace last month.
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The Colombo Stock Index ended 22018 percent weaker at 22018,25.
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Spot gold was a shade weaker at $1,506.14 an ounce.
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Sterling last quoted at $1.2234, 0.1% weaker on the day.
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Dominican Republic's external balance sheet is weaker than 'BB' peers.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.07 percent weaker at 6,372.70.
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S. sentiment and reports of weaker footfall in its stores.
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The euro traded weaker again on Tuesday at 91.2 pence.
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Those median forecasts for Britain were weaker than last month's.
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Currencies of emerging markets also gained against a weaker dollar.
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It could be due to weaker employment numbers last spring.
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The Colombo stock index ended 13 points weaker at 6,419.47.
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The offshore yuan was also weaker at 6.9039 per dollar.
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However, weaker investment in construction and machinery weighed on growth.
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HGX was little changed amid a broadly weaker stock market.
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But both of these arguments are weaker than they seem.
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Shares of exporters, which benefit from a weaker yen, advanced.
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Subsequently, the greenback ended up weaker for the entire year.
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DXY was 0.6 percent weaker against a basket of currencies.
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HGX, in line with a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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The greenback was 0.6 percent weaker against the Japanese yen.
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The research on treatment of gaming addiction is even weaker.
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The weaker tone was seen as impacting some recent deals.
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It was flat versus a weaker euro at 88.79 pence.
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Apple forecasted weaker than expected earnings for the holiday quarter.
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In addition, the Japanese league is significantly weaker than MLB.
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Because party loyalties are weaker, many voters are still undecided.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.31 percent weaker at 13,160.69.
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Moreover, global demand this year has been weaker than expected.
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The greenback was 0.47 percent weaker against the at 101.88.
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The greenback was 0.783 percent weaker against the at 101.29.
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Oil is also weaker ahead of weekly data on inventories.
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Against the euro, the dollar was 0.17% weaker at $1.121 .
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A weaker dollar helps American multinationals, as Mr Mnuchin suggested.
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As such, we expect Disney shares to be weaker [today].
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On absolute numbers, I fear Hickel has a weaker case.
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That way the weaker sunlight can better enter the apartments.
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A weaker yen boosts manufacturers' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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It was 0.5% weaker against the euro at 91.84 pence.
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It also gave weaker than expected current quarter earnings guidance.
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Japan's Nikkei climbed 0.85 percent, lifted by a weaker yen.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.15 percent weaker at 6,473.87.
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This involves a weaker effective exchange rate for the yuan.
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"Our inflation forecast is weaker than the ECB," said Scicluna.
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However, Ostrow's wealth indicators are weaker than the national average.
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Will Micron follow FedEx and issue weaker than expected guidance?
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Base metals on the Shanghai Metals Exchange were weaker overnight.
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Construction was the only sector which saw weaker business sentiment.
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But guidance for the first quarter was weaker than expected.
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What he wants is a weaker yen to buoy exports.
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Futures prices signalled a flat to weaker Wall Street open.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.35 percent weaker at 6,398.44.
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A weaker U.S. dollar boosted the oil price as well.
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The effect would certainly be weaker security and more breaches.
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Forward power prices were dragged down by weaker fuel prices.
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He said the company expected weaker results in Central America.
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When interactions are weaker, a larger environment must be monitored.
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The Colombo stock index closed 0.04 percent weaker at 6,621.47.
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It also issued a weaker than expected 2019 earnings outlook.
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The Canadian dollar was a shade weaker against the greenback.
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This projection is slightly weaker than estimates three months ago.
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Bipolar disorder had a similar but weaker pattern than schizophrenia.
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But it also reflects the weaker outlook for the economy.
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Several weaker outfits are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.
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Against the dollar, it was 0.2 percent weaker at $1.2317.
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However, resources stocks were dragged lower by weaker commodity prices.
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The greenback was 0.5 percent weaker against the Japanese yen.
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It was flat versus a weaker euro at 88.88 pence.
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Apple itself announced weaker results on April 26th (see article).
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However, its creditworthiness is constrained by a weaker debt profile.
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Banks are selective and have less tolerance for weaker credits.
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U.S. retailers took a drubbing after Macy's reported weaker sales.
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U.S. stocks fell on the data and weaker oil prices.
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He's getting weaker while she's getting stronger at his expense.
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Yet were it truly free, it would be weaker still.
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It was 6.87033 percent weaker than the onshore yuan midpoint.
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Weaker oil prices are squeezing companies and increasing borrowing costs.
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They have become less fertile and have weaker immune systems.
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Against the euro, the dollar was 0.15% weaker at $1.103.
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And, if anything, the economy could get stronger, not weaker.
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The Hang Seng China Enterprises index closed 1.5 percent weaker.
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It's a story of conquests and victories over weaker men.
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Snap's user growth trends have been modestly weaker than expected.
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A weaker German economy would have political consequences for Europe.
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UBS analysts said weaker retail growth may weigh on sentiment.
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MCB's asset quality metrics are weaker than similarly rated peers'.
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The economic data is ticking up, getting stronger, not weaker.
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Weaker growth in Europe puts more pressure on emerging markets.
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As the days wore on, the weaker the boys became.
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Together, the two traditional mainstream parties are weaker than ever.
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The Colombo stock index closed 0.15 percent weaker at 6,399.91.
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Kirov's economic profile is weaker than the average Russian region.
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It is poised to end the week 1.8 percent weaker.
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No one has ever played a weaker hand more compellingly.
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A negative number indicates a bias for a weaker pound.
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Guess beat on earnings, but posted weaker than anticipated revenue.
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The dollar was slightly weaker against a basket of currencies.
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A weaker dollar tends to benefit large U.S. multinational companies.
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But the firearms maker issued much weaker than expected guidance.
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AX > flagged weaker annual earning and scrapped its interim dividend.
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The economic case is much weaker on all three counts.
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But I have seen weaker companies make more polished impressions.
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Other measures of Norwegian inflation were also weaker than expected.
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Sales in June were also much weaker than previously reported.
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The Colombo Stock index ended 1.8.8500 percent weaker at 6,418.05.
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I am much weaker than she is in such matters.
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And any movement could make the dam weaker, he warned.
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Equities a year ago had been weaker across the board.
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Regulation and oversight of colleges is far weaker than this.
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Mackay also highlighted the effect of a weaker oil industry.
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As the year progressed, a pattern of weaker sales developed.
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"The bones get weaker and break more easily," she said.
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But those flaws somehow make the show stronger, not weaker.
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Obamacare includes a much weaker requirement to purchase health insurance.
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That reassuring belief felt considerably weaker after this weekend's vote.
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Derivative markets suggest markets are ready for a weaker dollar.
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Party leaders could then add more Democrats to weaker districts.
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And Wolff is far weaker when it comes to politics.
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Chr Hansen also cited a weaker environment in emerging markets.
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Against the euro, the dollar was 0.17% weaker at $1.121.
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Elven culture, for instance, views men as the weaker sex.
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Economists said the weaker peso had helped fuel that growth.
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Bonds were weaker after a rally in the previous session.
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Argentina and Brazil drew against weaker opposition, and Germany lost.
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And the dollar getting weaker seems to be a policy.
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Weaker demand is leading to lower production and job cuts.
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Oil stocks underperformed as weaker prices weighed on the sector.
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This was despite weaker revenue generation from lower lending volumes.
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The projected increase would also be from a weaker base.
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Economists had expected a weaker annual increase of 2.7 percent.
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It was 4.0859 at 1355, slightly weaker on the day.
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"I have 2.5 percent, just a little weaker," said Rupkey.
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The weaker yen supported big exporters such as tech companies.
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Panellists reported weaker sales in Japan, India and Hong Kong.
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The animals grow weaker, and females sometimes abort their calves.
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Delaney also sees "weaker fundamentals" for the flash memory market.
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Our coffee is weaker, they have streets paved in flowers.
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Weaker economic data will force the Riksbank into further delays.
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Joy expects the number to be far weaker for February.
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That was weaker than a decline of 0.3% initially estimated.
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That was weaker than a decline of 0.3% initially estimated.
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Could a "leader" be cruder, could his morals be weaker?
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With the weaker pound, the cost of everything has skyrocketed.
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Cutting the defense budget doesn't mean making the country weaker.
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Ostensibly, this effort offsets the weaker sales of other titles.
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The United Kingdom's departure makes Germany stronger and weaker simultaneously.
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The biggest hit to profits came from weaker oil prices.
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"Then it may be a weaker government," she told Reuters.
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Because every day, we get stronger and they get weaker.
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Germany, for example, has gained from partnering with weaker economies.
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However, Rambus gave a weaker than expected current quarter outlook.
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Panelists reported weaker sales in Japan, India and Hong Kong.
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As unions get weaker, Democrats grow distant from organized labor.
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A weaker dollar makes U.S. goods cheaper for foreign buyers.
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Trafficking then makes weak, dirty institutions even weaker and dirtier.
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My voice is a bit weaker, but I can manage.
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The Trump Tower is even weaker as evidence of collusion.
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Trump also has expressed his preference for a weaker greenback.
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Furthermore, the president and his people want a weaker dollar.
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It traded 0.2 percent weaker at 6.8771 at 0845 GMT.
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Wall Street was set for a weaker open, futures show.
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After all, the weaker copyright is, the more they benefit.
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Germany's DAX lagged its European peers, with automaker Volkswagen weaker.
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It was 0.3 percent weaker at 86.11 pence per euro.
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The euro traded slightly weaker against the dollar at $1.1799.
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That would mean a weaker Canadian dollar against the greenback.
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However, Square did issue weaker than expected current quarter guidance.
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A weaker dollar makes their goods cheaper for foreign buyers.
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The real currency firmed 0.1% against a slightly weaker dollar.
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And they won't be coming to help the weaker one.
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Taking a longer view, however, the dollar will be weaker.
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"To restrict legal immigration will make America weaker," Lieu said.
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But that doesn't make our love or support any weaker.
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China was far weaker then and Communist control less secure.
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The weaker of us can't get in and get anything.
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Weaker federal privacy legislation could eventually override the California law.
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Some of us did that, while the weaker ones refused.
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It's polarizing America, making it weaker, and taking children's lives.
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But still, in aggregate, they are less, and it's a weaker arsenal, a weaker thing than was available to us in almost any previous period that any of us have seen or read about.
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While weaker crop prices have hurt farm incomes in many countries, weaker Canadian currency compared to the greenback has softened the blow for Canadian farmers, giving them an export advantage over the United States.
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The metal was boosted by a weaker dollar, which fell 0.5 percent against a basket of leading currencies, extending losses after weaker-than-expected U.S. data and making gold cheaper for foreign currency holders.
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Miners came under pressure after the People's Bank of China set a weaker midpoint for the yuan, prompting concerns that the economy of the world's largest metals consumer could be even weaker than imagined.
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"Our 2016 EPS downgrade is a function of a weaker global outlook, a more Dovish Fed (stronger euro, lower risk-free rate) and weaker commodity prices than we forecast," Goldman wrote in a note.
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As earnings season kicks off Friday, investors are debating the impact of an unusually large number of variables, including higher rates, higher raw material costs, weaker foreign currencies, tariffs and weaker demand from China.
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These examples illustrate a common historical pattern: Alliances between a stronger state and weaker partners become at risk of collapse when the weaker state no longer feels like it can trust the stronger state.
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"The region accounts for around 70% of Australia's exports, so weaker growth in China, which leads to weaker growth across the region, will likely generate negative second-round impacts," he wrote in a Feb.
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" "But the market and a lot of commenters in the media were focused on the fact that they had raised rates though there had been weaker inflation and weaker stocks going into that meeting.
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This will make him look weaker overall, and the weaker he looks, the less incentive his rivals will have to quit and the harder it will be for him to catch up to Trump.
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Shares of Hatton National Bank Plc lost 1.2 percent, while Distillers Company of Sri Lanka Plc ended 0.96 percent weaker, Carsons Cumberbatch Plc closed 1.9 percent down and Lanka IOC Plc ended 1.2 percent weaker.
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"We don't see having weaker privacy rules than we had — and weaker net neutrality rules than we still have — as any kind of acceptable trade," said Matt Wood, policy counsel for the group Free Press.
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Even after adjusting for BMI, women with weaker knee extensor muscles were 33 percent more likely to have knee osteoarthritis, and women with weaker flexor muscles were 28 percent more likely to develop knee arthritis.
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Yen buying started after China's central bank set the yuan at a much weaker level than Tuesday's close, a move that sparked fresh speculation that Beijing wants a weaker yuan as its economy loses momentum.
|
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The peso ended 0.78 percent weaker at 24.29 per U.S. dollar.
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That would likely put the U.K. in a weaker negotiating position.
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The weaker rouble has made Ural vehicles cheaper for customers abroad.
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"This proves that the illegal drug market is weaker," said Kamada.
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Wall Street was set to open flat to weaker, futures showed.
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The Philippines in particular is widely seen as the weaker link.
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"But it would certainly be much weaker than it is today."
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However, Guess also gave weaker than expected current quarter earnings guidance.
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A weaker dollar makes crude cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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The euro was 0.25% weaker at $1.122 on the dollar move.
|
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Weaker stock prices also increased the appeal of fixed-income assets.
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A weaker dollar supports oil as it makes fuel imports cheaper.
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Taking out weaker enemies quickly gives you more room to breathe.
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They traded 1% firmer on Monday in a weaker overall market.
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China's currency also opened weaker against the dollar in onshore trade.
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Sales grew by 7.2%, far weaker than analyst forecasts of 8.6%.
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Elsewhere, the euro was little changed, last 0.02% weaker at $1.115.
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However, the company did give weaker than expected current quarter guidance.
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All that may point to a weaker stock market going forward.
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By any historical standard, however, even these weaker moments still shine.
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And they could grow weaker as memories of nuclear blasts fade.
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A weaker greenback makes bullion cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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Higher oil prices added to weaker sentiment in the stock market.
|
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Officials fear that the weaker pound will exacerbate already high inflation.
|
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One of the Tab S3's weaker points is its cameras.
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The peso has been broadly weaker over the past two weeks.
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Energy firm Ecopetrol SA lost 20.705%, hit by weaker oil prices.
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Democrats have not been in a weaker position since the 1920s.
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A dramatically weaker currency distorts the price of everything, including stocks.
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The German army may, unfortunately, be even weaker than it appears.
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The rise is primarily because of other currencies being much weaker.
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Outdoors, I run significantly slower, feel weaker, and have less control.
|
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Revenue did come in considerably below estimates on weaker commodity prices.
|
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The peso ended the day 1.34% weaker at 59.80 per dollar.
|
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We also had some help from a weaker Norwegian crown currency.
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Britain therefore needs a weaker currency to offset this adverse impact.
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After a slightly stronger March, April was weaker again, he added.
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It's still slightly expansionary but manufacturing's been weaker side of it.
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The team won its first 10 games, mostly against weaker opponents.
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Against the euro, the dollar was slightly weaker, last down 0.07%.
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The company reported weaker sales across all its segments except international.
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Mr Majeski says this is because weaker students began skipping classes.
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A weaker dollar can boost oil and other dollar-denominated commodities.
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STEVE LIESMAN: CapEx has been declining and certainly weaker than expected.
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The pound edged up 0.1 percent against a broadly weaker euro.
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Drugs with a weaker effect could cause impairment within 90 days.
|
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Sales were also weaker at stores typically tied to holiday shopping.
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The midpoint was 6.79393 pips weaker than Reuters' estimate of 6.7517.
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The midpoint was 97 pips weaker than Reuters' estimate of 6.7517.
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Major Australian miners extended Monday's gains, helped by a weaker dollar.
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Organised criminals and fraudsters would like nothing better than weaker encryption.
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The weaker euro prompted Kepler upgrade German equities earlier this month.
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That was weaker than the consensus forecast for 12015 percent growth.
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The example of Iraq, a much weaker country, is not encouraging.
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As a result, his case against Hillary Clinton just got weaker.
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A weaker currency in the top grower can encourage producer selling.
|
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But same-store sales were weaker, and so was the outlook.
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A weaker dollar makes bullion cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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The relationship was weaker during winters than summers, but still robust.
|
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The weaker dollar pushed up gold prices for a fourth day.
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It traded broadly flat against a weaker euro at 85.92 pence.
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A stronger consumer business helped negate weaker results in trading operations.
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It last traded about 0.4 percent weaker at 6.8305 per dollar.
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Additionally, The footwear maker predicted weaker than expected fourth quarter sales.
|
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That was weaker than Friday's setting but stronger than market expectations.
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That was weaker than Friday's session, but stronger than market expectations.
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Downstream earnings were down $681 million, due to weaker refining margins.
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Against a weaker euro, the pound was flat at 88.31 pence.
|
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First, the zombie army is a lot weaker than it seems.
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The European energy index fell 0.3 percent, tracking weaker oil prices.
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Joe Biden starts weaker than expected, perhaps prolonging other candidates' runs.
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Against the euro, it was 0.2 percent weaker at 87.95 pence .
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First quarter growth tends to be weaker due to seasonal factors.
|
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HGX was trading higher, outperforming a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
|
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The company also issued weaker than expected full-year earnings guidance.
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The storm might turn out stronger than predicted, or even weaker.
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In many ways, a weaker currency is helpful to the economy.
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And where gun laws are weaker, there are more mass shootings.
|
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Elsewhere, China's yuan was slightly weaker on a stronger U.S. dollar.
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Those without AI will be less educated, weaker, poorer and sicker.
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Weaker risk market performance could change this dynamic and our view.
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Weaker equity prices on Wall Street also limited oil's run higher.
|
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Those expectations increased amid lingering trade worries and weaker economic data.
|
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"That overrides weaker consumption ahead of the weekend," one trader said.
|
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Weaker accountability for teachers will lead to poorer performance by pupils.
|
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Japanese shares also received some boost from a relatively weaker yen.
|
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And a weaker currency would increase the cost of imported goods.
|
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The Canadian dollar CAD= was slightly weaker against its U.S. counterpart.
|
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The best ideas had to be cultivated, and weaker specimens removed.
|
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The business case for third-party ecosystems has never been weaker.
|
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Without that rise, imports would have been even weaker, she said.
|
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A weaker dollar also increases the buying power of non-U.
|
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Yen gains overnight amid a weaker dollar also soured the mood.
|
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Weaker dairy prices have put significant pressure on New Zealand farmers.
|
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The euro was weaker near $1.07, its lowest in a month.
|
|
A weaker yen overnight had given a tailwind to local shares.
|
|
But a weaker currency will doubtless make life easier for exporters.
|
|
Oil sector stocks fell 0.4 percent, tracking weaker crude oil prices.
|
|
The dollar index was weaker Tuesday against a basket of currencies.
|
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It's significantly weaker today, where it's worth closer to 109 yen.
|
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Meanwhile, weaker gold and copper prices pushed the materials sector down.
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DOES THAT MEAN THAT YOU PREFER A WEAKER CURRENCY FOR CANADA?
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Business confidence edged up, but remained weaker than longer-term trends.
|
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Further, Seylan's reserve coverage is significantly weaker than higher-rated peers.
|
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It sees tough conditions pushing weaker players out of the market.
|
|
However, the company also posted weaker than expected same-store sales.
|
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The yen was last at 108.26, 0.2% weaker on the day.
|
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Against a weaker euro, it gained 0.3 percent to 85.64 pence.
|
|
There are, however, some silver linings inherent in having weaker currency.
|
|
It's 23 percent weaker against the dollar so far this year.
|
|
Traders are betting on a weaker euro in the coming months.
|
|
Against the euro, the pound was modestly weaker at 90.03 pence.
|
|
The hotel operator also forecast weaker than expected full year profit.
|
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His tactics were getting stale and his lungs were getting weaker.
|
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"We now recommend positioning for a weaker Singapore dollar," Goh said.
|
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Production growth remained modest but was slightly weaker than in October.
|
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FTSE rose 0.6%, as a weaker pound boosted London-listed multinationals.
|
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"Resource stocks were also up on the weaker currency," he said.
|
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Both department store chains may discuss store closings and weaker sales.
|
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S. investments, while a weaker dollar will be positive for returns.
|
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A weaker dollar makes gold expensive for buyers in other currencies.
|
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The company cited slowing global economic conditions and weaker trade growth.
|
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A weaker dollar makes metals cheaper for buyers using other currencies.
|
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A weaker dollar makes oil cheaper for holders of other currencies.
|
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A weaker dollar makes commodities cheaper for buyers holding other currencies.
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EST (1625 GMT), it was 0.69 percent weaker at C$1.3443.
|
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"However, the dynamics are likely to be somewhat weaker," it said.
|
|
Weaker demand was seen from nearly all of Taiwan's major markets.
|
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Those weaker, less deadly paper ones can't get here soon enough.
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EST (2020 GMT), it was 0.55 percent weaker at C$1.3424.
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No question, it was quite a bit weaker than we thought.
|
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Japan's Nikkei rose 0.6 percent, supported by a slightly weaker yen.
|
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The loonie was 0.15 percent weaker at C$1.2976 per dollar.
|
|
Those predictions were slightly weaker from those just three months ago.
|
|
In commodities, oil prices rose slightly, supported by a weaker dollar.
|
|
Despite weaker returns than their private peers, they have kept investing.
|
|
The pound rose 0.1 percent versus a weaker dollar to $1.2850.
|
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This would put some weaker privately owned banks' liquidity at risk.
|
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This weaker-dollar environment would provide a boost to international returns.
|
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The company's quarterly loss matched estimates, but forward guidance was weaker.
|
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Fitch considers INDB's liquidity profile to be somewhat weaker than peers.
|
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A weaker pound makes British assets tempting to foreign bargain-hunters.
|
|
Weaker oil prices lifted utility shares on hopes of lower costs.
|
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The associations were weaker, but still significant, in children without asthma.
|
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We are weaker vessels to be protected, wombs to be filled.
|
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The benchmark Colombo stock index ended 21 percent weaker at 2145.5000,461.12.
|
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We need stronger —not weaker — rules to protect investors and taxpayers.
|
|
But weaker facts can (and should) be sold in a narrative.
|
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However, Ambarella also gave weaker than expected current quarter revenue guidance.
|
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However, the company did issue weaker than expected current quarter guidance.
|
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The company was also hit by weaker gold and copper prices.
|
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SPLRCHOME rose 5.93 percent, outperforming a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
|
|
It also posted weaker than anticipated guidance for the coming quarter.
|
|
QNB's VR is sensitive to further expansion into weaker operating environments.
|
|
However, the travel website operator issued weaker than expected forward guidance.
|
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The rupee traded weaker on importer dollar demand, currency dealers said.
|
|
No reason to think this is the start a weaker trend.
|
|
Market conditions have been weaker in the first half ending Jan.
|
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Our partisan divide leaves us weaker as we face the world.
|
|
Signs of weaker global economic growth have added to the worries.
|
|
The army, a pillar of Kemal Atatürk's secular order, is weaker.
|
|
HGX fell 0.3 percent, underperforming a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
|
|
EST (2020 GMT), it was 1.128553 percent weaker at C$1.3424.
|
|
Weaker stocks helped raise investor appetite for low-risk government debt.
|
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The smaller, weaker antenna can transmit only simple tones as communication.
|
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A weaker Germany makes a good deal for Britain less likely.
|
|
However, ShopperTrak's data doesn't necessarily mean overall holiday sales were weaker.
|
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The euro rose 0.9 percent against the weaker dollar at $1.1777.
|
|
Apple (AAPL) has already warned about weaker iPhone sales in China.
|
|
The high-yield sector was relatively weaker, though new issues outperformed.
|
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A weaker dollar makes dollar priced metals cheaper for non-U.
|
|
But as they have grown lengthier, they have become weaker, too.
|
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This was also weaker than the 0.5 percent expected by analysts.
|
|
By 2016 the calls were stronger but the cause seemed weaker.
|
|
What we see now is that the press is becoming weaker.
|
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Imports of both fell in November from October, despite weaker prices.
|
|
Safe-haven gold was a tad weaker at $1,236.76 an ounce.
|
|
Forward curve prices trended weaker although coal posted a few gains.
|
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The Japanese yen is weaker by 21% at 2940.50 per dollar.
|
|
The denuke bullet is weaker than the Six Party Talks language.
|
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Versus the euro it was 0.6 percent weaker at 90.50 pence.
|
|
Last week, Casino reported weaker sales within its core French market.
|
|
Economists at Capital Economics forecast even weaker growth of just 1%.
|
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This cyclical strength would have argued for a weaker German surplus.
|
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However, for weaker lenders, getting rid of soured debts was essential.
|
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Against a much weaker Colombia squad, she was off her game.
|
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That has enabled anarchy in the weaker division in each conference.
|
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It was modestly weaker against the Canadian and New Zealand dollars.
|
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Brent was trading slightly weaker at just below $65 per barrel.
|
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Still, weaker investment performance and the company's own price cuts hurt.
|
|
Warren apologized, but she seemed weaker for having taken Trump's bait.
|
|
Which do you believe yourself to be weaker at than most?
|
|
Never, through decades of national struggle, have the Palestinians been weaker.
|
|
Why was an absolute monarchy weaker, in practice, than quarrelsome republics?
|
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This may support stronger or weaker standards, or leaving them unchanged.
|
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Don't put on the 'weaker sex' act — it will not work.
|
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It doesn't show that I'm weaker because I showed my feelings.
|
|
But economists are bracing for a weaker jobs report in March.
|
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But I wonder if our bond with them will be weaker.
|
|
Nowadays, the vast majority of leveraged loans contain much weaker protections.
|
|
Our sources say Joe is very weak and getting significantly weaker.
|
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However, she added, "that storm was significantly weaker than Dorian is."
|
|
The company also gave a weaker than expected full year forecast.
|
|
The latest economic indicators are "somewhat weaker than expected," he said.
|
|
Does this weaker response diminish Western leverage to change Moscow's behavior?
|
|
But being smaller and poorer doesn't necessarily mean they'll be weaker.
|
|
Their margins are significantly weaker and hence they cannot absorb cost.
|
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"The weaker dollar makes these numbers look more achievable," they wrote.
|
|
SXAP were 0.1 percent lower, dented by weaker car registrations data.
|
|
Sixty-one percent of respondents also said ISIS was getting weaker.
|
|
Against the euro, the pound was slightly weaker at 87.05 pence.
|
|
Saut sees a weaker start to August this year, as well.
|
|
Survey panellists reported weaker sales to Japan, China, Taiwan and Europe.
|
|
She seemed a little weaker on the second or third time.
|
|
A weaker dollar on Monday also helped commodities prices to firm.
|
|
Weaker demand would typically make it harder to achieve that goal.
|
|
That could prompt even weaker hiring, especially in economically sensitive sectors.
|
|
But filtered cigarettes were also seen as weaker and less flavorful.
|
|
Nomura says there was a risk it could be even weaker.
|
|
Against the euro, the pound was slightly weaker at 83.18 pence.
|
|
Wednesday's midpoint was 04133 pips weaker than Reuters' estimate of 6.9965.
|
|
Nomura says there was a risk it could be even weaker.
|
|
Hillary was obviously much weaker of a candidate than anyone thought.
|
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"We are talking about weaker momentum, not a downturn," he added.
|
|
The dollar was 0.1 percent weaker against a basket of currencies.
|
|
It last stood weaker against a basket of currencies at 99.021.
|
|
The company cited weaker order frequency as one of the catalysts.
|
|
Some of the weaker bots can struggle to pick those up.
|
|
Most other central European currencies were unchanged or a tad weaker.
|
|
Applications for loans to purchase a home, however, came in weaker.
|
|
A weaker dollar generally boosts the price of dollar-denominated gold.
|
|
YOU PREFER A WEAKER DOLLAR, I'VE BEEN TOLD, IN THE PAST.
|
|
Weaker bullion hit gold stocks with Newcrest Mining dropping 1.3 percent.
|
|
Industrial output, meanwhile, grew 4.7%, which was also weaker than anticipated.
|
|
It needs volatility in equities, weaker economic data, a dovish Fed.
|
|
This, along with weaker FCF visibility, places the IDR at 'B'.
|
|
Travel & leisure stocks led the gainers, helped by weaker oil prices.
|
|
Recently reported automobile sales and retail sales are weaker than expected.
|
|
Rising oil prices, a weaker dollar are also positives for earnings.
|
|
On the other hand, a weaker currency would help its factories.
|
|
The greenback was a little weaker on the euro at $1.1131.
|
|
A weaker dollar often boosts oil and other dollar-denominated commodities.
|
|
Japan's Nikkei closed up 0.5 percent, aided by a weaker yen.
|
|
Versus the euro, the rouble was 0.1 percent weaker at 73.86 .
|
|
It did not give a reason for the weaker investment result.
|
|
The greenback was 323 percent weaker against the Japanese yen JPY=.
|
|
They see an advantage in a relatively weaker Democratic National Committee.
|
|
The watchmaker also handed Wall Street a weaker outlook to digest.
|
|
"The expectation of a weaker dollar hasn't really materialised," Vogel said.
|
|
But this case is even weaker than that," she wrote. "Dr.
|
|
Trump hinted before his inauguration that he preferred a weaker dollar.
|
|
Comey had argued for weaker safes; Vincenzetti was selling longer crowbars.
|
|
A weaker dollar makes metals cheaper for holders of other currencies.
|
|
A weaker yen also gave Japanese stocks a tailwind in September.
|
|
All eight obligors' liquidity cushion is assessed by Fitch as weaker.
|
|
Areas where it is weaker include happiness and other environmental factors.
|
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For companies, a weaker currency makes paying back debt more expensive.
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The euro rose 0.8 percent against the weaker dollar at $1.1771.
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The weaker dollar is another big tailwind for the industrial metal.
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Conservatives panned it as a weaker version of the individual mandate.
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The investigation isn't dead, but it's weaker due to Ryan's actions.
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But by that time the Colombo crime family was considerably weaker.
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They see it as being weaker in their absurd folk belief.
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But this case is even weaker than that," Mitchell said. "Dr.
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In short, the case for tradition is weak and getting weaker.
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The Japanese yen is weaker by 0.5% at 104.04 per dollar.
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"We are seeing a lot of inflows to the EM asset class while the dollar has got weaker and weaker, which is supportive for emerging markets as a whole," said Trieu Pham, a strategist at MUFG.
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Exxons weaker earnings mirrored those at rivals Royal Dutch Shell, Equinor and Total SA. Shell posted its smallest profit in 25.5 months on weaker margins in chemicals, a loss in refining and tumbling natural gas prices.
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Exxons weaker earnings mirrored those at rivals Royal Dutch Shell, Equinor and Total SA. Shell posted its smallest profit in 26 months on weaker margins in chemicals, a loss in refining and tumbling natural gas prices.
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Exxons weaker results mirrored those at rivals Royal Dutch Shell, Equinor and Total SA. Shell posted its smallest profit in 23.3 months on weaker margins in chemicals, a loss in refining and tumbling natural gas prices.
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"The weaker-than-expected guide for 2017 reflects a weaker environment in security and PMM (power management) but doesn't affect our thesis, centered on autos and industrials," said Bernstein analyst Pierre Ferragu in a client note.
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While Republicans continue to perform well in Latino-heavy states like Nevada and New Mexico, fielding Latino candidates for office while pushing low-tax and pro-business policies, they have only gotten weaker and weaker in California.
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Now those bondholders are partly responsible for driving the peso weaker as they put on hedge positions to compensate for the weaker peso, said Andrew Stanners, an emerging markets fund manager at Aberdeen Asset Management in London.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mazda Motor Corp on Wednesday said its third-quarter operating profit more than doubled as a weaker yen and lower costs including those for R&D offset weaker sales in North America, its biggest market.
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While a weaker global economy weighed on Spanish exports at the end of last year, the economy has mostly resisted a slowdown across Europe's larger economies as private consumption and public spending helped offset weaker external demand.
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"Clearly the pound is a little bit weaker, I think it's going to bounce around for a while and then probably get weaker again," Guy Hands, founder of private equity group Terra Firma, told CNBC on Monday.
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Then came Friday and the latest jobs report, which showed that wage growth was weaker in January than initially reported and that the gains in February were weaker still, up just 2.6 percent from a year earlier.
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In the second quarter, Exxon reported a 21% drop in quarterly profit, its third period in a row of weaker year-over-year results, as sharply higher oil production was offset by weaker refining and chemicals business.
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" Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group, said one weaker set of results doesn't change an otherwise bullish layout: "Well, it's a bit [of a] weaker number, ... but I don't think it changes a lot.
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Kenya's social and governance indicators are also weaker than the 'B' median.
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However, he also fell short of leaders with far weaker democratic credentials.
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Do weaker, more precise atomic weapons lower the threshold for nuclear warfare?
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Kohl's — The retailer's stock fell 15.143% after reporting weaker than-expected earnings.
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A weaker greenback generally makes dollar-priced metals cheaper for non-U.
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And although Harvey keeps getting weaker, meteorologists say more floods are expected.
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Investors interpreted Trump's comments as a nod to having a weaker currency.
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But both markets gave up their gains later to close slightly weaker.
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The protections for those with preexisting conditions have gotten weaker, not stronger.
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Pfizer — The the pharmaceutical giant reported weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter results.
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HGX dropped sharply on Monday, tracking a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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Retailers including Macy's have reported weaker-than-expected holiday sales this week.
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Japan's Nikkei added more than 26 percent, buoyed by a weaker yen.
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Gold prices recovered from a seven-month low on the weaker dollar.
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The UK mining index slipped 0.9 percent, tracking weaker industrial metals prices.
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A weaker currency makes a country cheaper to invest in for foreigners.
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This has led to a weaker tax capacity than its regional peers.
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A weaker dollar makes bullion less expensive for buyers using other currencies.
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It now faces volatile asset prices and weaker demand, the survey showed.
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European shares also fell after the release of weaker-than-forecast data.
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Weaker copper prices have put pressure on Zambia's currency and the economy.
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Rooney said banking stocks might be benefiting from a weaker local currency.
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Asian markets closed lower and European exchanges mostly ended weaker as well.
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Analysts expected a fall after weaker performance fee generation and investment losses.
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It was also 0.2 percent weaker against the euro, at 87.82 pence .
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This year's holiday fell entirely within February, resulting in weaker import numbers.
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A weaker-than-expected reading on U.S. manufacturing added to those fears.
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Metal prices fell on Friday amid concerns over weaker demand from China.
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That was partially offset by weaker profit margins in Exxon's refining business.
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It cited unfavorable currency movements as a factor behind the weaker performance.
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It now faces volatile asset prices and weaker demand, the survey showed.
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Weaker oil prices also pushed down the shares of BP and Total.
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The Westminister system of parliamentary democracy also benefits from weaker upper houses.
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Manufacturing was one of the weaker sectors, slipping to 58.8 from 59.5.
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Sales of both hot and cold beverages were weaker during the quarter.
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A weaker yen is generally seen as a positive for Japanese stocks.
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"Tariffs will make our Country MUCH STRONGER, not weaker," the president tweeted.
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The weaker dollar helped lift gold to its highest in three weeks.
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Companies with weaker positions will struggle to maintain adequate liquidity and deleverage.
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Yet the case for tighter monetary policy is weaker than it looks.
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He's getting weaker, experiencing chest pains that render him even more irritable.
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China's slowing growth Stocks had been weaker to start with on Friday.
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Roughly 20% of banks aren't big enough and are weaker than competitors.
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A weaker dollar and softer equities were also supporting bullion, he added.
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They are weaker but they can still cause a lot of pain.
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South Africa's rand was 0.4 percent weaker, while stocks dropped 0.7 percent.
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DXY was off 0.21 percent, slightly weaker than before the Fed release
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Globalization has disrupted the job market, leaving trade unions weaker and divided.
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The institution of a cut halfway through tournaments has culled weaker competitors.
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But he is entering an office that is weaker than many realize.
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Against a weaker euro, it edged up 0.2 percent to 87.67 pence.
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Voters are more attracted to ideological extremes, and political coalitions grow weaker.
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The peso opened 1% weaker on Tuesday at 55.55 per U.S. dollar.
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Deere shares fell more than 7.5% after reporting weaker-than-expected earnings.
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However, Adobe gave a weaker-than-expected forecast for the current quarter.
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Nothing would look weaker than trying to nail Trump on a technicality.
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Not surprisingly, bank stocks have opened weaker as bond yields are lower.
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Scaring away people who help bolster your security results in weaker security.
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In fact it's quite the opposite, I am in the weaker position.
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Wall Street stocks are weaker, but may be ripe for a turnaround.
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However, a slightly weaker dollar gave some support for bullion, analysts said.
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The replications that did work showed weaker effects than the original papers.
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Moonbows are much fainter than rainbows, since moonlight much weaker than sunlight.
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Details: May's numbers were weaker than initially thought at 72,000 (from 75,000).
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Yet the rebels' failure to go to the wire leaves them weaker.
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Monday's sentiment was hurt somewhat by weaker-than-expected U.S. economic data.
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Against the broadly weaker euro, the rouble gained 0.4 percent to 69.07.
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But last week's weaker data has made him more inclined to act.
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But a sharply weaker currency would jeopardise the 4 percent inflation target.
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It was modestly weaker against the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars.
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At home, their record with a man on second was even weaker: .
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Gold stocks benefited from the weaker rand, lifting the broader All-share .
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Against the euro, sterling was trading 0.2 percent weaker at 87.99 pence.
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Brexit's biggest bonus for the underworld, however, may be weaker police oversight.
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Now weaker demand due to Brexit could cause bigger falls, it added.
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Women were never weaker than their husbands and they always worked, too.
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That was weaker than the 1.3 percent forecast in a Reuters poll.
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A weaker euro against the pound was the reason for the cut.
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Some analysts were not concerned by the weaker-than-expected jobs data.
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The researchers monitored aggression in male mice trained to attack weaker rodents.
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The company said the weaker real had netted a $79 million loss.
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The FTC has a much broader, and much weaker, form of oversight.
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A weaker euro left the pound flat against it at 89.30 pence.
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Gunboat diplomacy imposed by major powers on weaker countries became an anachronism.
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Hungary's forint and Czech crown traded a shade weaker on the day.
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As with the euro, a weaker yuan makes Chinese exports more attractive.
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The analysts said Nordstrom's competitive position is weaker than in years past.
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But the rouble has become much weaker, and so has Russia's economy.
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The price of weaker spirits, such as Baileys liqueur, would actually fall.
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Low capital ratios reflect rapid financing growth and weaker profitability than peers'.
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"A weaker economy usually is bad news for a currency," he added.
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If energy prices are excluded from the calculation, inflation was even weaker.
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The People's Bank of China set a marginally weaker midpoint of 20.1.
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Less myoglobin means less iron, poorer nutritional content and a weaker flavor.
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Sales in Japan were also weaker than expected, he added, without elaborating.
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While the headline number appeared solid, the internals were a bit weaker.
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It also is bracing for currency fluctuations as the dollar gets weaker.
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I'm weaker now, of course, and it's the last thing I needed.
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Recently priced perpetuals held ground despite a weaker backdrop in credit markets.
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A weaker dollar makes gold less expensive for holders of other currencies.
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This contrasts to sluggishness in manufacturing data and weaker business investment spending.
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Monday's weaker-than-expected manufacturing data continued to hold the greenback down.
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A weaker dollar gives countries scope to cut interest rates, boosting growth.
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Manufacturing data has been weaker globally and U.S. manufacturing is also slowing.
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Smartphones weren't the only area reporting weaker-than-expected sales for Samsung.
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The tsunami doesn't just die, but the interaction leaves it significantly weaker.
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China's yuan CNY=CFXS was slightly weaker, at 6.6515 to the dollar.
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Among currencies, the Chinese yuan eked out gains against a weaker dollar.
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MACCALLUM: Any press institution that&aposs weaker now during the Trump presidency?
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At the hospital, the ER team worked furiously as Jessica grew weaker.
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It was also 0.4 percent weaker against the euro, at 87.975 pence.
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Most are bracing for weaker readings in the second half of 2017.
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However, a weaker currency could raise prices of fuel and other imports.
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The sector benefits from a weaker euro because that makes exports cheaper.
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However, weaker sales and profits are making some firms reluctant to borrow.
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On Wall Street, the Standard & Poor's 500 index was 0.2 percent weaker.
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Weaker-than-expected demand in Europe ate into the company's sales forecast.
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The rupiah currently is about 2 percent weaker than before Trump's victory.
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The weaker currency boosted demand for their goods and services in December.
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He noted that a weaker currency was boosting exports to neighboring Brazil.
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The final figure came in slightly weaker than a flash reading, however.
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Against a weaker euro, however, sterling climbed 0.4 percent to 78.27 pence.
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Sector sentiment was hit after Microsoft reported weaker cloud computing growth overnight.
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"regenerative advanced therapies" approved quicker and/or on the basis of weaker
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The interbank market connects strong banks with weaker counterparts and shadowy lenders.
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In other words, sex didn't make men act—or feel—any weaker.
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Its opponents predict reduced credit access, higher bank charges and weaker growth.
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Baidu's cash-generation ability is weaker than that of Alibaba and Tencent.
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Revenue also missed and the company issued a weaker full-year guidance.
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It was less than 0.1 percent weaker at 85.63 pence per euro.
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Treasurys were weaker, and yields, which move inversely to prices, were higher.
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The home improvement company also issued weaker-than-expected guidance for 2019.
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Home Depot's results were followed by weaker-than-expected housing starts data.
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These reports underscore expectations for weaker growth momentum in the first quarter.
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The greenback was 0.76 percent weaker against the Japanese yen at 101.12.
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I'm usually the weaker fighter, but I'm also usually the most determined.
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VMware lost 103 percent after its 2016 forecast was weaker than expected.
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He's betting on the precious metals because of the dollar's weaker performance.
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The company also gave a weaker-than-expected reading of future orders.
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South Africa's rand and Turkey's lira were both around 0.5 percent weaker.
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The results were hurt by the strong dollar and weaker U.S. sales.
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"Overall performance was weaker than expected," said Sa Sa chairman Simon Kwok.
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Palestinians, divided into rival cantons, are weaker and more isolated than ever.
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Stocks started off weaker Thursday but were trading higher at mid-day.
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Passwords continue to be one of the weaker points in online security.
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Marriage offers the weaker party plenty of opportunity to show no character.
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The weaker dollar briefly caused a rise in commodities and commodity stocks.
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But annual output growth of 1.8 percent was weaker than all forecasts.
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However, the chip supplier also gave weaker than expected current quarter guidance.
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Because we've seen Japanese corporates, they've benefited handsomely from the weaker yen.
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Sterling was 0.24% weaker at $1.3057 and 0.15% lower at 86.23 pence.
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Yet blaming ourselves often makes us weaker — it leaves our confidence shattered.
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Weaker stock markets and concerns about weakening international growth supported the trade.
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Among gainers, IT stocks advanced on the back of a weaker rupee.
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Consumer price inflation will be higher due to a weaker exchange rate.
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The firm forecast flat-to-slightly weaker earnings per share in 2019.
|
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Both May and June's gains were weaker than the 21-year averages.
|
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Instead, the crown is 1.5 percent weaker since the start of February.
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Other economic issues facing Malaysia include slower growth and a weaker currency.
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The volume was higher than some analysts expected and the pricing weaker.
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New data showed weaker exports and slower-than-expected investment in inventories.
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HGX was trading lower, also tracking a broadly weaker U.S. stock market.
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Among currencies, a weaker dollar helped some Asian currencies make small gains.
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By contrast Russia is delighted by the prospect of a weaker Europe.
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The first world war had left prices higher and the pound weaker.
|
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It was also 0.3 percent weaker against the euro at 88.82 pence.
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Turkey allied to Iran and Russia, rather than NATO, would be weaker.
|
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Lawmakers said the administration had spent weeks lobbying for a weaker bill.
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Sterling was up 0.3 percent against a broadly weaker dollar at $1.2756.
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So far the indications are that he is weaker than his peers.
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The weaker peso quickly translated into higher prices on Argentine store shelves.
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As the weaker power, North Korea cannot make the first irreversible concession.
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At 0630 GMT, the rand was 0.1% weaker at 14.8400 per dollar.
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Significantly weaker than forecast premium growth could also lead to a downgrade.
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The start-up board ChiNext Composite index was also weaker by 0.5%.
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Both the onshore and offshore yuan were slightly weaker against the dollar.
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GCX's ratings reflect its worsening liquidity profile due to weaker cash generation.
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But that policy is now being phased out, leading to weaker sales.
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Some environmental groups, however, view ISPO as weaker than international certification schemes.
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"The further you stray from pure points," the weaker the computer rankings.
|
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The forecasts were slightly weaker than those of the Bank of England.
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Oil prices climbed on Monday, likely helped by a relatively weaker dollar.
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Late last month, Amazon warned of a weaker-than-expected holiday season.
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There's a lot of angry tap, especially in the weaker second act.
|
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Energy stocks slipped 0.9 percent at the close, reflecting weaker oil prices.
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The main reason is investors taking off bets on a weaker dollar.
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Retail sales growth in China was also weaker than expected last month.
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However, the company also issued weaker-than-expected current quarter earnings guidance.
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During its weaker segments, it's juvenile—and, in maddening, unexamined ways, misogynist.
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Weaker current circulation could bring more extreme weather to the Northern Hemisphere.
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The box office was weak and the big Hollywood releases were weaker.
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European equities were boosted by the weaker euro after the ECB's meeting.
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A weaker dollar makes gold more attractive for investors using other currencies.
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IBM is "among the weaker pictures" on the Dow, according to Verrone.
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It was also half a percent weaker at 90.51 pence per euro .
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The weaker dollar has bolstered their foreign sales, profits and stock prices.
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As a result, cash collections were also weaker than expected at INR62bn.
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In contrast, performance within the prime sector remains stable, albeit slightly weaker.
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Stocks around the world were down on Wednesday as weaker commodities weighed.
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Oil and gas meanwhile sank 1.49 percent due to weaker oil prices.
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However, Activision did issue weaker than expected guidance for the current quarter.
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The Canadian dollar was 0.15 percent weaker at C$1.2985 per dollar.
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In the red states, Mr. Obama was far weaker among white voters.
|
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Some attribute its rebound partly to Apple's weaker performance, and cost-cutting.
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That is a realistic reflection of the United Kingdom's weaker bargaining power.
|
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Other LME metals were also weaker including aluminium, zinc, lead and nickel.
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The weaker-than-expected number was due to entirely to the hurricane.
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It is now around 9 percent weaker than before the EU referendum.
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It also gave a weaker-than-expected outlook for the current quarter.
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Capacity utilization rate data was also weaker than expected at 74.8 percent.
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HK/SIN, weaker than the 1.23 handle seen for the past week.
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There, Mr. Cruz ran far stronger and Mr. Kasich ran far weaker.
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A stronger dollar often results in weaker oil prices, as non-U.
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He approached the wounded man, whose movements were becoming weaker and intermittent.
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Its rheumatoid arthritis drug, Remicade, also had weaker sales in the quarter.
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Weaker rules mean a smaller market to sell emissions and mileage credits.
|
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That followed Wednesday's marginally weaker-than-expected figures from the manufacturing sector.
|
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Foxconn posted a weaker-than-expected rise in quarterly profit last week.
|
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The peso ARS=RASL closed 2.9 weaker at 39.7 per U.S. dollar.
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However, selling on Tuesday was limited due to a broadly weaker dollar.
|
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Japan's Nikkei extended gains to 0.6 percent, aided by a weaker yen.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A weaker 2018 performance outlook for Embraer SA (EMBR3.
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Clinton appeared much weaker to them than the case against Mr. Petraeus.
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By driving down our wages, they make our economy weaker, not stronger.
|
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The unanswered Fed leadership question also contributed to a weaker U.S. dollar.
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A weaker U.S. currency makes dollar-priced gold cheaper for non-U.
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The first episode mostly follows Owen's story, the weaker of the two.
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The Trump administration doesn't like the idea of a weaker Chinese currency.
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"The immune systems in children are not weaker than adults," Coates said.
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What makes Mr. Xi stronger today could make the C.C.P. weaker tomorrow.
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The company also said it is experiencing weaker demand across its system.
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U.S. stock futures were indicating a weaker Tuesday open on Wall Street.
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The apron I wore at work grew tighter, and I grew weaker.
|
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China is getting bigger, stronger, while Europe just gets smaller and weaker.
|
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He struck out nine times and was making weaker contact than usual.
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On the flip side, Yonkers's public schools are considered weaker than Bronxville's.
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Because of party stereotypes and gender stereotypes, they're perceived as being weaker.
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Every rejection was a brand new excuse to shit on someone weaker.
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It is now 12.5% weaker against the greenback so far in 2020.
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Frank Jr. was always the weak link and he just got weaker.
|
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Apple has been hit this year by weaker demand for its smartphones.
|
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A weaker currency helps Chinese manufacturers offset the costs of higher tariffs.
|
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The government released weaker than expected February retail sales figures this morning.
|
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"We are talking about a weaker momentum, not a downturn," he said.
|
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A weaker renminbi has made Chinese goods more attractive despite the tariffs.
|
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Auckland International Airport ended 2.3% weaker, while Vista Group closed down 11%.
|
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The company also issued weaker-than-expected earnings guidance for the year.
|
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Both tariffs and a weaker currency have made imported goods more expensive.
|
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Gold extended Monday's fall to trade 0.6% weaker at $1538.76 per ounce.
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The case for their abolition is much weaker than it might seem.
|
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected a weaker rise of 1.9 percent.
|
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Case-control studies are among the weaker designs used in human research.
|
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The pound was a shade weaker against the euro at 89.22 pence.
|
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New business also remained strong, albeit a little weaker than in June.
|
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At 23.83 GMT, the rand was 294.45% weaker at 193.973 per dollar.
|
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However, Visa also saw weaker than expected payment volume during the quarter.
|
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Oracle shares slipped Friday after the company posted weaker than expected revenue.
|
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Country Garden's US dollar bonds were sold following weaker-than-expected earnings.
|
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The Canadian dollar was 0.1 percent weaker at C$1.2979 per dollar.
|
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The current weaker forint exchange rate could help exports too, Gulyas added.
|
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Without the support of big business, Mr. Ortega's position is much weaker.
|
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Their left wrist flexors were more than 20 percent weaker, on average.
|
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Last month, Coty released a much weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings report.
|
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Lower immigration and weaker business investment would also weigh on the economy.
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And this suggests that we should make that program stronger, not weaker.
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And this suggests that we should make that program stronger, not weaker.
|
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And you see that in – they call leverage loans and weaker covenants.
|
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Markets sank on weaker economic news and worries about the trade war.
|
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I don't understand why the corn wouldn't see weaker production as well.
|
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Some of the money was kept in offshore accounts with weaker controls.
|
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A weaker Australian dollar also lent some support to the resource exporters.
|
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At 22.7 GMT the rand was 248.35% weaker at 21.86 per dollar.
|
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The Labor Department, meanwhile, reported weaker-than-expected jobs growth for September.
|
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Moreover, backing for stronger gun laws is weaker on two other measures.
|
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However, gains were limited by some weaker sectors and poor company updates.
|
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Gold rose after the weaker-than-expected U.S. data knocked the dollar.
|
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The yuan was 0.3% weaker onshore and close to 0.4% softer offshore.
|
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The weaker dollar - which fell 1.023 percent against a basket of currencies .
|
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The firm predicted weaker-than-expected sales for the company's March quarter.
|
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Trump, however, has been vocal about his desire for a weaker currency.
|
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China's offshore yuan traded about 0.1 percent weaker at 6.8024 per dollar.
|
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One reason is that Mexico has weaker labor rights and environmental standards.
|
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A weaker dollar makes oil less expensive for buyers using other currencies.
|
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Japan's Nikkei closed up almost 20.6 percent, helped by a weaker yen.
|
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"It's temporary," GSO director Nguyen Bich Lam said of the weaker data.
|
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Some Chinese tech stocks advanced in Hong Kong, bucking the weaker trend.
|
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Now, you are seeing the U.S being stronger, with a weaker dollar.
|
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"It will make our country weaker," said House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
|
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DOLLAR: A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
|
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Reports of weaker iPhone demand have roiled Apple's stock price this week.
|
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As they say, when the body gets weaker, the spirit gets stronger.
|
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The UK will be weaker, as well, in a post-Brexit world.
|
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However, new orders in that sector were also weaker, added Evans-Pritchard.
|
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The bank's asset quality has improved, but remains weaker relative to peers.
|
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"Russia's goal, Vladimir Putin's goal, is a weaker United States," he said.
|
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Discriminating against them makes our country and our military, weaker, not stronger.
|
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Export inspections of corn also were a weaker-than-expected 800,967 tonnes.
|
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Against the euro, the pound was a shade weaker at 87.88 pence.
|
|
Similarly, a sanctions regime would be weaker without the world's largest economy.
|
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Low interest rates usually go hand in hand with a weaker currency.
|
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Netflix, meanwhile, posted weaker-than-forecast subscriber growth for the previous quarter.
|
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The protections would be weaker than those in the Affordable Care Act.
|
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A week ago, J.P. Morgan said it expects weaker iPhone X demand.
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"Something substantially weaker than that would be hard" to accept, Stabenow said.
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A weaker pound helps exports, making British goods cheaper on world markets.
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A weaker RMB would tend to be expansionary for the Chinese economy.
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The weaker gang uses a lion to blackmail the opposite gang's 'clients.
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Gold prices recovered from a seven-month low on a weaker dollar.
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The company gave a weaker-than-expected outlook for next year, however.
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Japan's Nikkei climbed 252.54 percent on the back of a weaker yen.
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He is a weak president, and he seems to be getting weaker.
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Another point worth noting: Where Bloomberg is weak, Trump is nominally weaker.
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Weaker carriers may not make it through the end of the month.
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The dollar was also weaker against the yen, falling 1% to 105.05.
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SPX over the past couple of weeks is from the weaker dollar.
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Reasons varied, but included weaker refining profits and spending on capital expenses.
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So I continued to wrestle in the match and everything got weaker.
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But weaker retail sales tempered those fears — at least for equity investors.
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Should Fitch conclude that the acquirer's financial strength is weaker than that of the bank and that the presence of a weaker shareholder is not mitigated by Deutsche AM's standalone financial strength then it would downgrade the rating.
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The case for a precautionary pause in normalizing rates is a lot weaker.
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Japan's Nikkei closed flat, capped by weaker U.S. shares and a stronger yen.
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The final push of the spring housing season turned out weaker than expected.
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But it would make for weaker firms: auditing is a low-margin business.
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ET, at the top of a 0.2 percent-weaker German blue-chip DAX .
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On China: The Chinese economy is weak and perhaps weaker than previously realized.
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Monthly housing data for October so far has come in weaker than expected.
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New Zealand is comfortable with a weaker kiwi as it helps its exporters.
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The stock sank on a weaker-than-expected outlook for the fourth quarter.
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In commodity markets, the weaker dollar gave gold a leg up to $1,223.
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The BoE is waiting to see if exports can offset weaker consumer demand.
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Fitch believes that these levels are modest and weaker compared to its peers.
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A weaker yen tends to help Japanese exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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That's about 4 percent weaker than where the euro was trading Thursday afternoon.
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That storm, which flooded more than 70,000 homes, was much weaker than Harvey.
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The categories are weaker than I think we give them credit for. Yeah.
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FTSE posted its best month of the year, helped by a weaker pound.
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Both factors suggested that demand for this sector could be weaker than expected.
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GoPro also gave weaker-than-expected profit margin guidance for the current quarter.
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The footwear maker behind including UGG and Teva issued weaker full-year guidance.
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Apple has issued a rare revenue warning, citing weaker iPhone sales in China.
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For instance, Trump is talking about lower trade gaps and a weaker dollar.
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Shirai said monetary policy and the resultant weaker yen can't spur more consumption.
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