"I'm just weaning him in, as I'm weaning myself in," she said.
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This suggests a weaning age of 2.5 years, which, interestingly, is the average age of weaning among pre-industrial humans.
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Premature babies who are advised to begin weaning after the recommended 26 weeks are unlikely to be suitable for baby-led weaning from the outset as they just won't be developmentally ready.
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I feel like we're making progress on this weaning business.
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Weaning the entire world off oil is the only answer.
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The crisis: Climate change and weaning humanity off fossil fuels
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She ended up weaning her daughter much sooner than she expected.
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Best for toddlers or infants doing "baby-led weaning": Nurture Life.
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But weaning Alaska off oil revenues won't be a straight shot.
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India should be encouraged to continue weaning itself off Russian hardware.
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Matt devised a weaning regimen: every two hours, five short hits.
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"We're halfway down the line of weaning ourselves off that," he predicted.
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Her father gone, she must workas I was weaning the last child.
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Apple has been weaning us off of its traditional two-year cadence.
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I had a few rough days where my body was weaning off sugar.
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Ride-hailing has big implications for weaning cities off their addiction to parking.
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Weaning people off spice is also tougher than getting them off other drugs.
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Moreover, weaning people off spice is tougher than getting them off other drugs.
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In pigs, this stress can result from early weaning and other management practices.
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Brands from Michael Kors to Coach are weaning their dependence from department stores.
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Doctors play an important role in weaning patients off antidepressant medicationThe review authors said that one reason patients become dependent on antidepressant medication is because doctors often don't equip them with plans for eventually weaning themselves off of the medication.
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It's a worse addiction than actual cigarettes, and there's no weaning off a Juul!
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Indeed, weaning countries off Chinese loans requires more than just denouncing debt-trap diplomacy.
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Weaning banks away from JGBs is not inconsistent with the central bank's objectives though.
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Weaning the country off oil and modernising and diversifying the economy are ambitious goals.
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The truth is that neither will contribute much to weaning us from fossil fuels.
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The weaning process away from personal contact occurred over decades before it totally succeeded.
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So really, to sum up: there really is no right or wrong to weaning.
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It was rehashing an old panacea — weaning the kingdom off its addiction to oil.
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He introduced draconian rules weaning cadres off fancy meals, heavy drinking and karaoke sessions.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends weaning by 18 months to avoid tooth decay.
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"I'm actually weaning myself off the medication that is really bad with drinking," she says.
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His Virta-appointed physician reviewed his blood work and started slowly weaning him off insulin.
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As far as we know, 100% of nonhuman mammals also lose this ability after weaning.
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But weaning Gulf states off oil will be hard (see special report on the Gulf).
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It has even been thought that baby-led weaning might lead to reductions in obesity.
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"Weaning someone off these things when they've become habituated is incredibly difficult," Dr. Schoenbaum said.
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" Q: "Do you think at that point that means weaning off money from real estate?
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But he is weaning himself from bread and sugar and has already lost 28 pounds.
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Every morning, I make a huge batch of mate, because I'm weaning myself from coffee.
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Warren said she supports weaning the US off its existing nuclear energy plants by 2035.
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She opposes building new nuclear plants and called for "weaning ourselves off nuclear energy" too.
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Weaning him off of soy, which is added to many processed foods, proved difficult at first.
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Only by slowly weaning themselves off opioids can they permanently stop this new withdrawal-induced pain.
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"I was weaning calves on the farm in Culpeper, Virginia," shared the 53-year-old singer.
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The researchers tested the mice at 14 different ages, from just after weaning to mature adults.
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Weaning Britain off energy imports is one of the driving forces behind government support for fracking.
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Barron said she recognized that weaning Allen from the bottle at night would be a challenge.
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As your kids grow older, Johnson suggests to start financially "weaning" your kids off of you.
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Republicans want to reform food stamps and other welfare programs by weaning recipients off the dole.
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A few months after weaning herself from her feeding tube, Anderson is slowly regaining her strength.
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Some are even approaching addiction rehab programs in hopes of weaning their kids off these products.
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The weaning process typically takes weeks, and in extreme cases, up to six months, experts say.
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The weaning process typically takes weeks, and in extreme cases, up to six months, experts said.
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The "resource curse" is an argument for weaning the economy off coal, yet it works both ways.
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Nicole Curtis "is in the process of weaning" her 30-month-old son, Harper, off of breastfeeding.
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Avoid high-risk foods Participants assigned to the BLISS group followed specific guidelines for baby-led weaning.
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Patients often take decreasing dosages of a drug as a way of weaning themselves off of it.
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However, Sindwani says there are alternatives to going either cold turkey or gradually weaning yourself off oxymetazoline.
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Baby-led weaning is an approach to feeding that encourages infants to take control of their eating.
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In some cases, that means weaning Prime users off the near-instantaneous shipping they've come to expect.
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The retailer has already been weaning customers off of discounts, thanks to a better assortment and leaner inventories.
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The United States may increasingly be weaning itself off Arab hydrocarbons, but the rest of the world isn't.
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She told PEOPLE in January that she was weaning her daughter off of breastmilk and onto other foods.
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Weaning off the drugGietinger does not want to ban cars, but he wants to make them less attractive.
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But he said there could be a role for vaping in weaning smokers away from burnt tobacco cigarettes.
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That's why it is important to start weaning only when your baby shows signs that they are ready.
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To nail down the basics, we spoke to Annabel Karmel, author of the Baby-Led Weaning Recipe Book.
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Slater knows from past experiences that she can't risk weaning herself from the prescriptions that keep her stable.
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Now, it is vying for another distinction: to be a pioneer in weaning itself from carbon-based energy.
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In a society without birth control, shorter weaning time means more babies, which ultimately means a larger population.
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Weaning itself off foreign oil The Chinese government has also been trying various means to achieve energy independence.
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The accepted practice is to give heroin users methadone, with no deadline for weaning them off, experts say.
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Bill Foss, Kenny Belov, and Rick Barrows have spent years weaning their farmed fish off of industrial fish food.
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I stick with it because it's free, and yes, it benefits her, but honestly, I'm looking forward to weaning.
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A new New Zealand study found that baby-led weaning did not cause more choking than traditional spoon-feeding.
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The process of weaning consumers off one form of media consumption and directing them to another does take years.
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Why it matters: It's a rare example of a region traditionally dependent upon coal weaning itself off the fuel.
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My doctor had put me on a maintenance dose of Suboxone for five weeks, slowly weaning me off it.
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There's an inherent irony to a piece of technology created with the express purpose of weaning us off technology.
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Central to that problem is weaning humans off fossil fuels and moving the world to renewable forms of energy.
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"Baby Knows Best" suggests parents respond to their babies cues when it comes to weaning, sleep training, and potty training.
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Weaning off the bottle will help improve the health of your strands and can save you serious time and money.
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I'm going back to work in a few months, and we need to start working on weaning off night feeds.
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Weaning hundreds of thousands of employees off the federal payroll too quickly or thoughtlessly could cause massive dislocation and anguish.
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While [Curtis] is in the process of weaning the minor child, this is a complete 'non-issue' in this matter.
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One new lifestyle challenge for Leo was weaning him off the human food that Tina used to feed the pup.
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Vision 2030 is a programme of economic reforms aimed at weaning the Saudi economy off oil revenues and boost employment.
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Much of their stress is caused through early weaning, social change due to maternal separation, and mixing with unfamiliar pigs.
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And the label doesn't address many other common welfare issues, such as dehorning, disbudding, branding, weaning time, and transport conditions.
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After weaning, all other mammals, and most humans, cease producing lactase, the enzyme necessary to break down lactose, milk sugar.
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Crucially, it's also the earliest evidence of possible infant weaning from the mother's breast, with animal milk being the substitute.
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The UNRWA food aid isn't the healthiest, and decades after the system began, Gaza is no closer to weaning off it.
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The ECB is still in the process of weaning its economies off asset purchases, currently set at €30bn ($37bn) a month.
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There is probably plenty of time to just use peanut butter with typical weaning foods such as fruit purees, Fleischer explained.
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The few deviations are significant enough, though, that they might succeed in weaning me off of my daily Bejeweled Blitz addiction.
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We have been keeping patients on ventilators for about 23 days before we decrease ventilator support in a process called 'weaning'.
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That transition can occur slowly through gradual weaning, or abruptly if there is no breast-feeding or only brief breast-feeding.
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And they need to be comfortable weaning from or dropping drugs that they are accustomed to and believe to be helpful.
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"Weaning is the toughest deal, especially when you live on the farm and you hear them hollering at night," Alexander said.
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And he advanced a theory that involved the weaning of patients from the very drugs that had made their transplant possible.
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One of the drugs Billy had been on was phenobarbital – and weaning him off that was like watching someone withdraw from heroin.
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Beijing is now weaning customers off those subsidies, and shifting some of the burden of growing the electric car market to manufacturers.
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The nausea and vomiting would revisit me again after weaning my son, six months after he was born, and again after that.
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Like other Republicans at the state-level, she supports wind energy without putting any political emphasis on weaning her state off coal.
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Their overarching aims of weaning the economy – and in particular, state-owned enterprises – off an outsized reliance on bank lending is sound.
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He predicted that in a decade or two, the tax would bring the country significantly closer to weaning off of fossil fuels.
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With the launch of these meals, the meatless food market gains visibility, which could help to begin weaning the world off meat.
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It is weaning itself off expensive fossil fuel imports and rolling out solar, wind and nuclear power on scales never before seen.
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Archaeologists have found the small containers in the graves of children and infants, suggesting they were used in weaning children from breastfeeding.
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Can he carry out anything like it, without first getting campaign finance reform and weaning his members off their dependence on lobbyists?
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Watts says that he'll work with artists with the aim to be weaning off beta blockers over the course of his sessions.
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Schoenberg's achingly chromatic Five Pieces for Orchestra, originally composed in 1909, represents a midway stage in weaning audiences from their dependence on melody.
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Doctors began weaning Evans off coma medication Tuesday, but she "did not return to an alert state during this process," her husband wrote.
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Finally, "mature milk" production really bulks up when someone is 10 days out from delivery, and lasts until the tail end of weaning.
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He has pursued economic reforms aimed at eventually weaning the Saudi economy off oil, and encourages Saudi women to go out to work.
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But only a few mainstream programs (including one at Seattle Children's Hospital) have adopted a child-centered, hunger-based approach to tube weaning.
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You have to go through the weaning off of your eye drops and all of that, and then it was this wonderful relief.
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Although there are no real benefits to weaning yourself off an alarm, waking up without a jarring iPhone jingle sounds kind of nice.
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Sure enough, they found a strong correlation: across all the animals tested, weaning age predicted about 78% of the eventual score in intelligence.
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Some colleges are even beginning to offer medication-assisted treatment to students, weaning them off opioids with the help of drugs like buprenorphine.
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I've begun the slow process of weaning myself off of the platform by methodically running a script that will delete my old content.
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They include switching electricity supply systems from coal, weaning cars and trucks off gasoline, and saving forests, because they're a big carbon sink.
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That thinking, Davies says, dismisses what we know about harm reduction; that weaning users onto less dangerous drugs, for example, can save lives.
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A popular claim of Paleo dieters, among others, is that we are the only mammals that drink milk after weaning, which is true.
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So at least during the weaning off period, it's especially important for you to focus more on catching the right amount of ZZZs.
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Or if your crime was motivated by drug abuse, you're sent to a wing set up for those who are weaning themselves off drugs.
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" Mallory went on, "Today I start weaning myself—I'll just let that clause stand on its own for a minute; are you gagging yet?
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The two babies will be sent back to China four years after weaning off Meng Meng as part of the agreement, the outlet said.
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But weaning off the Percocet without help proved impossible — she couldn't do it without going into withdrawal, which she feared would hurt her baby.
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His previous doctor started him on the painkillers after major back surgery with the goal of weaning him off them after he had recovered.
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One approach to eating, called baby-led weaning, is all about letting babies feed themselves once they're ready for more than the breast or bottle.
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In the blog, Amurri Martino (who is the daughter of Susan Sarandon) pinpoints the origin of her daughter's thumb-sucking to weaning her off pacifiers.
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Investors bought back into the euro, seeing the removal of the pledge as another small step in weaning the euro zone economy off protracted stimulus.
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But this could be an important part of our long-term strategy of boosting the nation's renewable energy output and weaning ourselves off fossil fuels.
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Earlier today, Andrew Sentence, ex-MPC member tweeted that weaning an economy off ultra-low rates will be more difficult, the longer it is delayed.
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Yet while the technology advances, major hurdles remain, including how to make bioplastics affordable while weaning consumers and companies off their addiction to cheap plastic.
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In 1996, the American government, under the Clinton administration, started weaning Puerto Rico off these tax breaks to offset some of the country's federal deficit.
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Lack of paid leave is associated with higher rates of ADHD, ear infections, hearing problems, early weaning and childhood obesity, as well as postpartum depression.
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The app makers believe they are being punished for competing with Apple's own screen-time control tools, or worse, for weaning people off Apple devices.
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While weaning people off animal flesh, the new burgers hardly meet Michael Pollan's admonition that we should never eat food our great-grandmothers wouldn't recognize.
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Weaning the continent off Russian gas won't be easy since Russia's pipelines can typically deliver gas cheaper than US LNG can be shipped to Europe.
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Isotopic ratios in children's teeth can suggest how old a baby was during weaning, and bones and teeth also hold evidence of malnutrition or disease.
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Tony Rodriguez, head of fixed-income strategy at Nuveen, also suggested that conservative investors consider weaning their reliance on funds that track the aggregate index.
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"I don't miss cigs," he says, and thanks to the ban, he's considering weaning himself off his Juul after he finishes the stash he ordered.
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China, like the United States and other countries, has embraced the fracking revolution in hopes of weaning itself from its dependence on foreign energy sources.
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Zuckerberg's manifesto acknowledges all of this, but proposes solutions that are focused on Facebook itself, rather than on weaning people off their reliance on Facebook.
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Even after weaning off their mother's milk, sloth offspring "stay tightly wrapped against the mother from six months up to two years," according to the zoo.
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When he's not out, Squish spends time in the park's weaning room, getting used to the outdoor temperature, and learning how to feed on his own.
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Just like when I was weaning myself off caffeine, I had regular pangs re-engage with my habit and I felt different, even a bit empty.
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Increasing density is the only way out (other than pestilence, or a crime wave, perhaps), but weaning Angelenos away from single-family housing will be tough.
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Portland General's view offered a hopeful message to environmentalists, who pushed for the weaning off coal and now have done much the same with natural gas.
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Whether it is in ensuring a future for the Panama Canal or weaning petrol-head presidents off their refinery habit, climate is never the whole story.
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New research published today in Nature is offering unprecedented insights into European Bronze Age and Iron Age cultural norms related to infant care and weaning practices.
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Weaning the bloc off Russian gas has been a priority for a decade, and European regulators are taking several approaches, including a separate antitrust case against Gazprom.
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At the time, its mission was focused on weaning enterprises off of pricey proprietary scanning hardware — instead, its technology leveraged standard smartphones with custom software on top.
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So, in June, after consulting my doctor, I dropped my dose from 50 milligrams to 25, with the goal of weaning myself off of the medication completely.
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"The shoot is part of baby feeding brand Tommee Tippee's #WeanTogether campaign, which features easy weaning recipes with hipster foodie titles, such as "Deconstructed Autumn Fruit Crumble.
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Crown Prince Mohammed has taken power in Western-allied Saudi Arabia, pushing a reform agenda aimed at weaning the country off oil wealth and introducing social changes.
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A new tax drive aimed at weaning Tanzania off international aid has raised government revenues but drawn complaints from some businesses, who say it targets them unfairly.
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The Texas-based company building the Dakota Access pipeline, Energy Transfer Partners, calls the project a major step toward the United States' weaning itself off foreign oil.
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Juul co-founder James Monsees Juul co-founder James Monsees If Juul actually cared about fighting addiction, it'd offer a regimen for weaning yourself off of nicotine.
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So if you're weaning yourself off regular soda, drinking a bit of diet soda for a short period might be better overall for your health and weight.
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Getting gas out of existing buildings is going to take a while, clearly, so new buildings are the right place to start weaning ourselves from this addiction.
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When I opened up to my neighbor, a mother of three, about what I was going through, she told me about her experience with post-weaning depression.
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Some of their former employees recently formed a group called the Center for Humane Technology that's dedicated to weaning users away from the technologies they helped build.
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I've accepted the fact that I have made strong decisions throughout most of my life, and my confidence is robust enough that I'm now weaning off my medication.
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Exporting all Norway's fossil fuels while weaning its own citizens off them is a brilliant strategic move but it also relies on the price of oil staying high.
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Everyone I talked to agreed that the government should be spending more money researching the most challenging problems that stand in the way of weaning ourselves off carbon.
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First of all we're weaning ourselves of third party licensing, which we've already started, so that the product appears on our service and not on third party services.
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Raising the wage alone has empowered 3.2 million New Yorkers, and provided them with the opportunity to generate business and make strides towards weaning off public assistance programs.
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Accelerating growth, alongside increasing price pressures, will be welcomed by policymakers at the ECB who last month took a step towards weaning the euro zone off loose money.
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The dogs' peak adorability arrived right around the time they'd be weaning from their mothers, which the researchers theorized is when they ne... Fuck that's a cute puppy.
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Marine mammal stranding agencies always expect to find some sick and deceased animals this time of year, as a percentage of newborn pups fail to thrive after weaning.
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Driven by fears of spying, the U.S. is taking dramatic steps toward weaning local, state and federal agencies off products made by DJI, the Chinese small-drone giant.
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Now he faces the difficult task of preventing Mr. Putin from weaning Turkey away from its allies in NATO, as Russia expands its influence in the Middle East.
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Patricia Cohen EUROPEAN ECONOMY The European Central Bank's Governing Council will meet on Thursday and is likely to debate whether to begin weaning the eurozone from stimulus measures.
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She had just sent her coaching pupil, the world No. 3 Karolina Pliskova, off to compete at a WTA tournament in Birmingham, England, after weaning her off clay.
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When he moved to City Hall, he focused on weaning Chicago from its dependence on proprietary data platforms and packages, while finding ways to open up previously siloed data.
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That must change, and the only way it could change is by weaning Germany off its exports gravy train in order to generate more economic growth from internal demand.
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But what Griffith and the greater Trump Administration overlook, or perhaps ignore, is that not weaning society from carbon-heavy fossil fuels will have dramatic, long-term economic costs.
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She described this as "the scariest part of my journey," because of backlash about her decision to continue to breastfeed Harper at 30 months while practicing baby-led weaning.
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" Curtis practices babyled weaning where Harper eats at his own pace: "It doesn't force children to eat — it allows them to discover it and gradually wean at their pace.
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But if Ethiopia is to achieve its goal of weaning the scheme off donor support, it may have to make cuts to wasteful subsidies, which would be politically painful.
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"I am just weaning her off so now I can start wearing more structured shirts — I don't have to be so worried about breastfeeding all the time," she added.
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"I am just weaning her off so now I can start wearing more structured shirts — I don't have to be so worried about breastfeeding all the time," she adds.
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The animal care experts at these facilities believe the pups at CIMWI may have had trouble finding the food they needed in the wild after weaning from their mothers.
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Fortunately, Langly was close to weaning age, so the switch from mom's milk to a grown-up sea otter diet of scallops, crabs, shrimp and other crustaceans was imminent.
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Saudi Arabia is now trying to boost its entertainment sector as part of that plan, which aims at creating jobs and weaning the country off its dependence on oil.
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"If fear of missing out keeps you tethered to your phone, try weaning yourself off slowly by putting your phone on airplane mode for just three hours," she said.
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Giving finger foods very early on in their weaning journey is actually really good as they get to control how far back they push the food in their mouth.
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Anyway: The dogs' peak adorability arrived right around the time they'd be weaning from their mothers, which the researchers theorized is when they need humans the most to survive.
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The ECB is expected to announce on Thursday that it will cut asset purchases from next year, taking the biggest step yet in weaning the euro zone off stimulus.
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But even if it pays off, bin Salman has already failed in his core goal of weaning Saudi Arabia off of oil because his leverage is entirely oil-based.
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Switching to electric-powered vehicles and solar energy will be a big piece of the puzzle when it comes to the US weaning itself off planet-heating fossil fuels.
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Dr. Starzl's theory was based on his studies of patients from the 1960s who had survived even after stopping their medications — in effect, weaning themselves off anti-rejection drugs.
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In recent weeks, back at his playing weight of 200 pounds, Flournoy has been weaning himself from a ketogenic diet, which is high in fat and low in carbohydrates.
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Riyadh roughly doubled domestic prices a year ago in an effort to boost energy efficiency, part of economic reforms aimed at weaning the world's top crude exporter away from oil.
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This almost certainly means ramping up the use of solar and wind, carbon-free energy (like nuclear), weaning our transportation from fossil fossils, and sucking carbon out of the air.
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Ms Bliss, who spends much of her time weaning teenagers off the apparently easy money to be made from running drugs, expects plenty of warm words to come her way.
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Trump has maintained that countries should bear responsibility for their own defense, and has aggressively pursued arms sales agreements in the name of weaning other nations off US-provided security.
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Robust growth alongside increasing price pressures will be welcomed by policymakers at the European Central Bank who last month took a step toward weaning the euro zone off loose money.
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But in the ensuing years, it became a central point in the debate between weaning the United States off fossil fuels and increasing the use of energy from friendly allies.
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But for the first time, an analysis of three of these vessels revealed residue associated with animal milk, suggesting these bowls acted like baby bottles used during the weaning process.
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The revolving door at state-owned enterprises highlights the mammoth task South African President Cyril Ramaphosa faces to fulfil his promise of reforming state firms and weaning them off government support.
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The report, which denied an overall doctor shortage, called for other major changes to residency training, such as weaning slowly off Medicare and reconsidering whether residents train predominantly in teaching hospitals.
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Today, more than three-fourths of women start to breast-feed, although more than half end up weaning their babies sooner than they would have liked, often short of six months.
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Harper — who Curtis says she is still breastfeeding, though less frequently, as she practices baby-led weaning — is splitting time between Los Angeles and Michigan, where Maguire, a businessman, is based.
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As part of a weaning process, those next episodes only include cameos by Stamos and Coulier, delivered with the exact level of subtlety that brought the Harlem Globetrotters to Gilligan's Island.
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Buprenorphine is an opioid that the C.D.C. and other medical experts say is effective at weaning people off stronger drugs like heroin, and its use is unlikely to end in overdoses.
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After weaning himself off the opioid Vicodin and feeling like he had exhausted every medical option, Golson turned to a book that described how pain could be purely psychological in origin.
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Claudio Borio, the head of the BIS Monetary and Economic Department, acknowledged that markets had become dependent on accommodative monetary policy and weaning them off that dependence could cause "withdrawal symptoms".
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At the same time, the city is weaning itself off of one-time revenue fixes, such as so-called scoop and toss restructurings of outstanding bonds to push off debt payments.
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This maze of regulations and directives was crafted with the nominal purposes of disentangling our economy from the volatile Middle East petrostates and weaning us off of greenhouse gas-emitting fuels.
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Saudi Arabia is trying to boost its entertainment sector as part of an economic and social reform drive aimed at creating jobs and weaning the country off its dependence on oil.
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I wasn&apost prepared for the sadness that came with itI had an out-of-state trip writing conference coming up, so it seemed like an opportune time to start weaning.
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She ended up weaning herself off the drug, spreading her last three pills over six days to avoid having to go "cold turkey" before starting a difficult transition to an antidepressant.
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Later, I would learn that the amount of methadone that enters breast milk is negligible, and that if I had breastfed while tapering, it may have helped my daughter's weaning process.
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Latching doesn't always come easily, and the same can be said for weaning, so patience is a necessity — patience with yourself, your baby, and the process you're trying to figure out together.
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The bottom line: We're in year 11 of the monetary easing experiment and it's become pretty clear the goal of weaning the economy off its free money medicine isn't working as planned.
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Knowing that the American Academy of Pediatrics finds that solid food accounts for more than 50% of choking episodes, the researchers wondered whether baby-led or traditional weaning resulted in more choking.
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The young crown prince has rocketed to the pinnacle of power in Saudi Arabia, pushing a reform agenda called Vision 2030 aimed at weaning the country off oil and introducing social changes.
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The next ten years, in fact, are a critical period for weaning society off coal, oil and natural gas, and the complete transition to 100% clean, renewable energy must come by 2035.
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By placing a fee on carbon pollution and returning the revenue to households, we can recoup the economic damages of climate change while weaning ourselves off the fossil fuels that drive it.
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It means weaning the oil, gas and coal sectors off what the IMF estimates are $4.7 trillion of annual subsidies and using that money to invest in public services or cut taxes.
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FRANKFURT, (Reuters) - The European Central Bank dropped a long-standing pledge on Thursday to increase bond buys if needed, taking another small step in weaning the euro zone economy off protracted stimulus.
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Early introduction of solids could cause harm in infants who aren't developmentally ready to chew and swallow, he explained, while starting solids can also lead to earlier weaning, reducing the benefits of breastfeeding.
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In L.A., a few skin-care professionals are taking photodamage one step further, weaning their clients off any products that could increase photosensitivity as an additional step towards a more youthful-looking complexion.
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The FDA has embraced e-cigarettes as a possibly less risky alternative for adult smokers, though it has said weaning adults off tobacco can't come at the expense of hooking teens on nicotine.
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At the same time, the ECB took another small step in weaning the euro zone economy off its protracted stimulus by dropping a long-standing pledge to expand its bond buying if needed.
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Despite this criticism, she still believes the study is a "great contribution" to the existing scientific investigations of weaning, though "more research is vital so that parents can be given accurate safety information."
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Last week, the ECB dropped a long-standing pledge to increase its bond buying if needed, taking another small step in weaning the euro zone economy off its protracted program of monetary stimulus.
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But they remained close to lows struck on Thursday after the European Central Bank took just a small step towards weaning the euro zone economy off protracted stimulus by dropping its easing bias.
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If any of these behaviors describe you, check out our tips for how you can start weaning yourself off smartphones and social media—or at least modulating and taking control of your usage.
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Offshore wind project developers such as Innogy and Orsted depend on falling costs as the industry is weaning off subsidies and must compete in public tenders for capacity where the lowest bids succeed.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The United States will argue for higher lending rates and weaning some countries off development lending at an Asian Development Bank meeting this weekend, a U.S. Treasury official said on Friday.
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That was a victory for Moreno, who sees developing the OPEC nation's largely untapped mining sector as crucial to reviving the country's moribund economy and weaning it off its dependence on crude exports.
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Duterte is seeking a meeting with Putin in Lima this weekend, which comes as he pursues an independent foreign policy aimed at weaning the Philippines off dependence on longtime ally the United States.
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Today's parents are skipping prepackaged jars of purées in favor of steaming and serving their own puréed veggies and fruits — and some are even bypassing that step and practicing baby-led weaning, a.k.a.
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This includes bringing down costs, such as weaning customers off costly debit card "top ups" and imposing a cap on fee-free foreign ATM withdrawals — as well as starting to generate meaningful revenue.
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But the panel supported Mr. Moon's long-term policy of weaning South Korea off nuclear energy, with 53 percent urging that nuclear power be scaled back, while nearly 10 percent wanted it expanded.
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Of course, with Impossible Foods now having a product in more than 7,000 restaurants, this could represent a huge step for the company and the broader goal of weaning the world off meat.
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Although American parents often use commercial baby food, the baby-led weaning approach suggests skipping the puréed-food stage altogether, instead offering soft chunks of food for the baby to explore and eat.
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In March, the European Central Bank dropped a long-standing pledge to increase its bond buying if needed, taking another small step in weaning the euro zone economy off protracted quantitative easing (QE).
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Now Democrats are describing all kinds of ways they will hold the fossil fuel industry accountable for its pollution and emissions, and they are charting the course for weaning America off its products.
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He touts his vision to modernize Saudi Arabia by weaning its economy from fast-depleting oil reserves and ushering in a more moderate form of Islam, a vision that Western leaders have welcomed.
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Weaning Britain off natural gas imports is one of the driving forces behind government support for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, which extracts gas from rocks broken up at high pressure with water and chemicals.
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The baby led weaning approach is one that Curtis feels passionate about, even if it causes conflict with her son's father Shane Maguire "Harper eats solid food," says Curtis of her 30-month-old.
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Juul has drawn fire for only offering pods that contain nicotine, but vapers also use refillable devices to gradually transition to juices with lower levels of nicotine, with some ultimately weaning themselves off dependency.
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The technique is attributed to Gill Rapley, who worked as an English health visitor -- a mother's home helper -- and practiced baby-led weaning on her own children and then advocated it in her practice.
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But they remained close to lows struck on Thursday after the European Central Bank took just a small step towards weaning the euro zone economy off its lavish stimulus by dropping its easing bias.
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The mismatch—bumper facilities coming on stream just as large buyers such as Japan are weaning away from LNG—casts doubts over one of the biggest alternative fuel stories in the past five years.
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At home, though, the impetuousness of Muhammad bin Salman may be just what Saudi Arabia needs to start weaning itself off oil, the price of which has fallen sharply over the past 18 months.
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Another Twitter user, Meshal Althaidy, described Prince Mohammed's push to take Aramco public - the centrepiece of a reform agenda aimed at weaning the economy off oil - as "a fierce battle" that Saudis should support.
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The idea behind baby-led weaning is also that your baby essentially eats what the rest of the family is eating (albeit, suitably chopped or mashed to begin with, and minus any added salt).
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Carl Pope, an adviser to Mr. Bloomberg, said a key challenge would be weaning the top 10 states that use the largest amounts of electricity — including Texas, Pennsylvania and Florida — from coal and gas.
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Juul has applied for a patent regarding a device, supposedly powered by artificial intelligence, that the company says could help users quit nicotine by restricting daily consumption and gradually weaning them off the product.
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"CONGRATS #AprilTheGiraffe," wrote another, "YOU DID IT." There will be a contest to name the calf, and April will begin to raise him, weaning him for at least six months, according to the park.
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If your attachment to your device is so strong that even the thought of an electronics ban on your next flight causes you angst, that may be the first sign you should consider weaning.
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Just reading the word "weaning" brought me back to the spring afternoons I spent glued to my living room couch two years ago when I went through the process with my own son, Miles.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank on Thursday took a step towards weaning the euro zone off loose money on Thursday but promised years of stimulus and even left the door open to backtracking.
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Rescuing the Chibok girls is important, but the greater challenge is attending to his peoples' desperate needs, weaning his country from its oil dependency and eradicating the legacy of decades of corruption and military abuses.
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Many of our readers suggested that the benefits of baby-led weaning may lie in what, instead of how, babies are fed, a conclusion also reached by several medical professionals who commented on the article.
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Whoever takes over will have the unenviable tasks of navigating the company through Brexit, getting it back on track in China -- the world's largest car market -- and weaning it off its dependency on diesel cars.
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But with the industry continuously weaning off state support around the globe, even stalwart opponents of outsourcing are changing their mind, afraid they will be too expensive and too slow to compete in emerging markets.
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Mexico will have its own logistic struggles in weaning itself off U.S. supplies, said Raul Urteaga, the head of international trade for Mexico's agriculture ministry, who confirmed the nation's effort to expand supplies from Argentina.
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Although California lawmakers have enacted several environmental protections this year, a measure aimed at weaning the state's power grid entirely off fossil fuels by 2045 died for the year after lawmakers adjourned without voting on it.
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The change comes as Prince Muhammad tries to implement an ambitious set of reforms, known as "Vision 2030", aimed at weaning the kingdom off oil by curbing public spending, diversifying the economy and attracting foreign investment.
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Explaining how parents can avoid turning their baby into a toddler who is fussy about food, Dr. Alastair Sutcliffe, a pediatric specialist at UCL, said "inappropriate feeding during weaning" was generally the cause of the problem.
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The dilemma over energy prices shows economic reforms, designed to eliminate a huge state budget deficit caused by low oil prices while weaning the economy off dependence on oil exports, are running into a difficult phase.
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In the past year King Salman's own much younger son, also a Muhammad, aged only 31, has burst onto the scene as minister of defence and deputy crown prince, tasked with weaning the kingdom off oil.
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So in 23, he co-founded a business to try to fix the problem by weaning people off charcoal - made by smoldering wood - and onto bottled gas, a fuel common in his home country of Mexico.
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Industry leaders say the growing adoption of paid music streaming services is enabling the market to reach new regions of the world while helping weaning a generation of music fans away from free or pirated music.
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The United States wants to manage the aftermath of these upheavals by establishing stability in Iraq and weaning Qatar and Lebanon from their connections to Iran, while cementing traditional allies such as Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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You may remember that the Paris agreement—an international pledge to limit us to 2 degrees Celsius of global warming, by weaning every nation off fossil fuels—was adopted at an international summit in December 2015.
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And if you are baby-led weaning, then you'll still need to let your baby explore smooth-textured foods such as yogurt, as this is still a new texture that they need to experience and accept.
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Indeed, getting millions of more Americans covered by Medicaid would have substantially reduced the burden of charity care for the uninsured and allowed federal budget makers to start weaning states and hospitals off of DSH funding.
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It also aims to tighten emissions targets, and develop a so-called Just Transition Fund, a mechanism of at least 35 billion euros ($38.58 billion) to support those nations most affected by weaning off fossil fuels.
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However, as it pushes to expand at a breakneck pace, it will also need to keep an eye on the eventual goal of weaning itself off of the need for external capital by attaining sustainable profit.
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Scientists typically think of weaning as a "linear progression" from dependence on maternal milk to independence, said Laurie Reitsema, an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Georgia who was not involved in the research.
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Meanwhile Safran said margins from its propulsion business would be in the mid-to-high teens in percentage terms in 2016-2020 as it switches to LEAP, weaning itself off high profits from the mature CFM56 engine.
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In our past interviews with sugar babies, we've talked with women who demanded a gift on the first date, men who had their rent paid by their dates, and former sugar babies weaning off a shopping addiction.
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While the ECB took a small step towards weaning the euro zone economy off protracted stimulus by dropping its easing bias, ECB President Mario Draghi said monetary policy would remain "reactive" and that underlying inflation was subdued.
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The TV host and mom practices Baby Led Weaning, a practice where children eat and discover food at their own pace, and says nursing is part of a parenting style she's adopted for her and her child.
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Last week the ECB took its first step towards weaning the euro zone off ultra-loose money by saying that from January it will halve the amount of bonds it buys every month to 30 billion euros.
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Since 2014, Ukraine has been weaning itself off reliance on Russian energy supplies and has not bought gas directly from Russia since November 2015, relying instead on purchases from European Union member states and its own supply.
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While the ECB took a small step toward weaning the euro zone economy off protracted stimulus by dropping its easing bias, ECB President Mario Draghi said monetary policy would remain "reactive" and that underlying inflation was subdued.
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While the ECB took a small step toward weaning the euro-zone economy off protracted stimulus by dropping its easing bias, ECB President Mario Draghi said monetary policy would remain "reactive" and that underlying inflation was subdued.
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After a decade of ultra-loose monetary policy across much of the world's financial system, many developed economies' central banks are trying to map out a path towards weaning markets off cheap money without upsetting the recovery.
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For breast-fed babies, the nursing period is generally one of lower environmental exposure but intense maternal exposure, she said, and then, after weaning, babies enter a period of much more interaction with the microbes around them.
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Draghi said risks related to the threat of protectionism had become "more prominent" but stressed the bank was confident that it was on the right track towards gradually weaning the economy off an unprecedented period of stimulus.
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Broad trends identified from the Neolithic to Iron Age in Central Europe suggest that supplementary foods were given to babies at around six months of age and weaning was complete by two to three years of age.
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And even then, turning the Paris Agreement into meaningful climate action means not only weaning the world's largest economies off fossil fuel-based infrastructure and investment, but also preventing the world's developing economies from doing the same.
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As with photographs of breast milk, taken while Chang was weaning her infant son, these sculptures and images document the traces of Chang's bodily fluids and implicate them, by context, in larger ecologies of loss, waste, and sustenance.
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SINGAPORE/VIENNA (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's proposal to sell half of the U.S. strategic oil reserve highlights a decline in the biggest oil user's reliance on imports - and a weaning off OPEC crude - as its domestic production soars.
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Revisiting data The original Baby-Led Introduction to SolidS (BLISS) study, which was published in November and involved 12 families in New Zealand, initially looked at whether baby-led weaning could serve as a suitable obesity-prevention initiative.
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Prior to 6 months, babies tend not to have developed the hand-to-eye coordination needed for baby-led weaning, so if your baby is ready to wean younger, you will likely need to start with spooned purées.
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Indeed, China is full of climate contradictions — it wants to be a leader in fighting global warming, and is on track to meet its Paris goals, but it is a long way away from weaning itself off coal.
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The two events were bold steps forward for government plans to promote the entertainment and leisure sector, part of an economic and social reform drive aimed at creating jobs and weaning the country off its dependence on oil.
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KABUL (Reuters) - A new tax regime aimed at weaning Afghanistan off international aid has boosted government revenues but drawn complaints from some private businesses that it hits them unfairly, dampening hopes of economic recovery after decades of war.
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But when I read that Meghan Markle was weaning her baby, Archie, I couldn&apost help but wonder about the Duchess of Sussex&aposs emotional state, which she has been refreshingly open about since giving birth in May.
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But no one pursued the idea seriously until about a year ago, as California began grappling with the need to better manage its soaring alternative-electricity production — part of weaning itself from coal-fired and nuclear power plants.
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That surprised some analysts who had expected the cost of weaning the company off the profitable CFM22018, the world's most-sold jet engine, and offering discounts to introduce its successor would stay relatively high or keep rising this year.
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AMSTERDAM/LONDON (Reuters) - Vimpelcom is undertaking the telecom industry's most radical overhaul to date, weaning itself from declining revenues from voice and data to focus instead on mobile Internet services such as banking, taxis and messaging, its executives said.
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Muslim pilgrimages could push Saudia Arabia's economy away from oil Muslim pilgrimages could push Saudia Arabia's economy away from oil Saudi Arabia is weaning its economy off oil dependency, and religious pilgrimages are a big part of the plan.
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In November, the home renovation expert revealed she was "in the process of weaning" her then-30-month-old son off breastfeeding, which has been a point of contention in what she has called a "heart-wrenching" custody case.
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There's no magic trick for weaning yourself off the impulse to reach for your phone every single time you've got nothing else to do—except for just being aware of the impulse and trying not to give into it.
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Back then, the talk in the United Arab Emirates' capital was about weaning the economy off its dependence on oil and equip a youthful population, raised in a conservative society, with the skills to prosper in the modern world.
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Indicated 5 percent lower Nordex posted first-quarter sales and core earnings that were below expectations, adding new orders for its wind turbines dwindled as the European industry is weaning off subsidies and moving towards a competitive bidding system.
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Nonetheless, there might be merit to giving infants more control over their eating: This study found that baby-led weaning resulted in children who were less fussy about what they ate and who seemed to enjoy their food more.
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Perhaps this is what makes it so readily available for art, which often privileges the virtual, the magical, over the political, economic and ecological practicalities of building a sustainable city, weaning it off fossil fuels and decreasing carbon emissions.
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In October, the ECB took its first step towards weaning the euro zone off ultra-loose money by saying that from January it will halve the amount of bonds it buys every month to 30 billion euros ($35.1 billion).
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Ecuador's President Lenin Moreno is seeking to attract foreign capital to develop the OPEC nation's largely untapped mining sector, which he sees as crucial to reviving the country's moribund economy and weaning it off its dependence on crude exports.
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His host, President Park Geun-hye, returned the favor by coming to Beijing last year for an important military parade that other American allies boycotted, a gesture that Mr. Xi may have believed could lead to weaning her away from Washington.
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Weaning the bloc off Russian gas has been a priority for the European Commission for the last decade, and the regulator is taking several approaches, including an antitrust case against the Russian gas exporter Gazprom, which has not yet been resolved.
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Ban, at a meeting of 200 nations in Morocco to work out ways to implement the Paris agreement, expressed hopes that U.S. president-elect Trump would drop plans to quit a global accord aimed at weaning the world off fossil fuels.
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Other central banks have started normalizing their policies, with the European Central Bank taking a small step in weaning the euro zone economy off its protracted stimulus by dropping a long-standing pledge to expand its bond buying if needed.
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But in recognizing what role my daughter does and doesn't have in what's shared about her, I've made a conscious decision to begin weaning off an addiction—and I do think it's an addiction—to share this, that, and everything.
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The organization was conceived as a way of weaning away from the Democrats the vote of the normally politically uninvolved fundamentalist and conservative evangelical Christians whom Carter, as a self-declared "born again" Christian, brought to political life during his campaign.
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That means weaning ourselves off livestock products at the same time as improving productivity of farming overall -- so that the expected 2050 population of over 9 billion can be supported without expanding farmland even further at the expense of the rainforests.
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They should not drink juice, milk, flavored milk, so-called transition or weaning formulas (also called toddler milks, growing-up milks or follow-up formula), low-calorie sweetened beverages (diet or "light" drinks, or those sweetened with Stevia or Sucralose).
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Perhaps most significantly, in January, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) announced a new proceeding to begin the process of weaning the state off of natural gas, including consideration of a just transition to avoid safety issues and stranded costs.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 26 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank, taking its biggest step yet in weaning the euro zone off years of stimulus, announced on Thursday it was cutting its monthly bond buying, but hedging its bets, also extended the programme's lifespan.
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It has a variety of uses, but according to toxicology and emergency medicine doctor Kavita Babu—who's studied kratom for 12 years—the drug developed a higher profile in the mid 2000s as a DIY method for weaning people off opioids.
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Sales being up for the first time since 2012 means they've, well, been down, no thanks to the appearance of the iPad in 2010, or the advancement of mobile devices that do more while weaning us off our reliance on traditional PCs.
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As much as we've grown as shoppers, investing more in our wardrobes and weaning ourselves off of regular impulse buys, we have to admit that we still pride ourselves on being able to find stand-out pieces at our favorite fast-fashion haunts.
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"This little guys tummy is struggling with the formula, and I KNOW we will both be fine, but I'm emotionally having to deal with the guilt and sadness that is coming along with weaning us both off this magical time," Sigler adds.
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After 2-23/2 years of massive money-printing, the ECB is taking baby-steps toward weaning the euro zone off the easy cash that has helped boost the economy but is also blamed for creating bubbles in richer countries such as Germany.
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The pound fared better against the euro, hitting highs not seen since the start of the month, as the common currency dipped on a European Central Bank announcement on Thursday that it would begin weaning the euro zone off loose monetary policy.
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The stronger growth supports the European Central Bank's decision last month to start weaning the euro zone off ultra-loose money by saying that from January it will halve the amount of bonds it buys every month to 30 billion euros ($35.1 billion).
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The positive messages of hundreds of thousands of local jobs, hundreds of millions in revenue, and billions in investment dollars combined with a technology weaning itself off subsidies while empowering businesses to keep costs low is a good starting point for federal debates.
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It still depends on coal for three-quarters of its electricity, though its recent announcement that it would cancel plans to build more than 100 coal-fired plants has raised hopes that the country is finally serious about weaning itself off thermal power.
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Photo: Helena Seidl da FonsecaA chemical analysis of pottery feeding vessels from the Bronze and Iron Ages suggests prehistoric European babies and toddlers had diets supplemented with, and possibly replaced by, animal milk, in what's potentially the earliest archaeological evidence of infant weaning.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Japanese environment minister Shinjiro Koizumi said on Wednesday that global criticism of his country's "addiction to coal" was hitting home, but warned he had yet to win wider government buy-in for his hopes of weaning the country off fossil fuels.
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In November, the home renovation expert revealed to PEOPLE that she was "in the process of weaning" her then-30-month-old son off breastfeeding, which has been a point of contention in what she has called a "heart-wrenching" custody case with Maguire.
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Expansion of the mineral industry is essential to cultivating Afghanistan's economic growth and weaning the country from foreign aid, said Stephen Carter, the leader of the Afghanistan campaign at Global Witness, an organization that investigates corruption and environmental degradation in the exploitation of natural resources.
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You'll stress about how much you are pumping, how much you need to be pumping, how long you need to pump in one day, how much you need to pump in one week, how long you'll pump before weaning, and on, and on, and on.
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An article on Monday, about a study showing that babies who feed themselves, a practice known as baby-led weaning, are not less likely to be overweight than babies whose parents spoon-feed them, generated a large comment response from New York Times readers.
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His public DC pitch is all about how he is changing Saudi Arabia, turning it into a more palatable ally, reforming Saudi society for the better, empowering women, employing the country's youth, making it an easier place to do business and weaning it off hydrocarbons.
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"The finding of these three obviously specialized vessels in child graves combined with our chemical evidence strongly points to these vessels having been used to feed animal milk to babies (instead of human milk) and/or children during weaning to supplementary foods," wrote the authors.
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Pushan Jani, assistant professor of pulmonary and sleep medicine at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth in Houston, explains that these products work on the same basic idea: Providing users with increasingly smaller doses of nicotine to control withdrawal symptoms while weaning them off the drug.
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Climate change has emerged as a top issue in the Democratic primary, where the candidates have outlined competing proposals — some costing trillions of dollars — for weaning the U.S. off fossil fuels and transitioning the country toward relying mostly on wind, solar and other renewable energy.
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"Weaning markets off easy monetary policy will be a delicate exercise for the ECB, and we think the bank is unlikely to remove its stimulus until inflation is solidly on track to 2 percent," Andrew Bosomworth, managing director and portfolio manager at PIMCO, said in a note.
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"While a majority of Washingtonians agree that we must address global warming by weaning our state off of fossil fuels, voters reminded us that we don't all agree on how to do that," said Environment Washington director Bruce Speight, who supported the measure, in a statement.
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Offering a mix of puréed, nutrient-dense foods as well as soft fingers foods at the beginning of weaning is advocated by the likes of the Department of Health, the NHS and the British Nutrition Foundation and is an option many parents find most realistic to adopt.
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But the CEO sees AI as a risk that could potentially affect humanity at large, and his decision to pursue this potential solution likely seems as imperative to him as does the necessity of expanding our intergalactic colonial footprint, or weaning ourselves off of fossil fuels.
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In the practice guide, a team of pediatricians and allergy specialists recommends introducing peanut protein to babies aged between 4 and 6 months in the form of paste, butter or powdered puff as one of the first foods during the process of weaning off breast milk.
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Koizumi, tipped as a future prime minister, told the conference in Madrid last week that global criticism of his country's "addiction to coal" was hitting home, but warned he had yet to win wider government buy-in for his hopes of weaning the country off fossil fuels.
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The new ministry will be responsible for major ongoing tasks including a push to liberalise China's electricity market, opening energy infrastructure such as gas pipelines and oil storage to private and foreign players, boosting renewable energy use and weaning the country off coal, its favourite fuel.
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While policymakers are treading cautiously ahead of a key party meeting later this year, analysts say that weaning China off its dependence on years of cheap money may pose a threat to the economy if not handled well - especially as rising borrowing costs risk depressing investment and confidence.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro had its worst day against the dollar in 16 months on Thursday after the European Central Bank began weaning the euro zone off loose monetary policy, while U.S. Treasury yields rose slightly, hurt by weak demand at an auction of 7-year notes.
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" Amy Thompson, whose husband Brad is attached to the Welsh Guards, told Army & You magazine: "My daughter Aeris is the same age as Archie and we talked about weaning and the children beginning to crawl – she's just a normal mum and it was like talking to a friend.
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" Amy Thompson, whose husband Brad is attached to the Welsh Guards, told Army & You magazine: "My daughter Aeris is the same age as Archie and we talked about weaning and the children beginning to crawl – she's just a normal mum and it was like talking to a friend.
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There's a feverish air to "Dietland," emphasized by its hallucinatory imagery, be it Plum imagining a man-tiger lover while weaning herself from antidepressant medication or the materialization of a laughing, applauding studio audience in a cafe when Plum meets with a radicalized former sitcom star (Alanna Ubach).
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It also might require, as Laura Tolkoff of the San Francisco-based non-profit SPUR suggested, establishing governmental entities with in-house megaproject expertise, weaning the transit world off relying on expensive contractors and consultants and onto agencies looking out for the taxpayers' interest, not the stock market's.
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To comply with European Union regulations and be able to sell Ukrainian gas to the bloc's energy-hungry countries, the company has been weaning itself off subsidies and spinning off its gas-transmission operations into a new entity with a guaranteed income of at least $2 billion a year.
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Founded in 2016 by Jenna Brown and Fabian Blaicher, Shipamax wants to bring the bulk shipping industry into the digital age, specifically weaning customers, shipping brokers and owner-operators off of things like email, messaging and excel spreadsheets, the administrative tools they currently use for the booking and scheduling process.
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But economist Mónica Araya, a Costa Rican sustainability expert and director of Costa Rica Limpia, which promotes renewable energy and electric transport, said that in a country already rapidly weaning itself off fossil fuels, focusing on transport – one of the last major challenges – could send a powerful message to the world.
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At the heart of the problem is the failure by successive governments to cut the cosy ties between Italy's banks and companies, weaning them off loans and onto capital markets, something Bank of Italy Vice Director Fabio Panetta says "could activate a virtuous circle between market growth, investments and economic development".
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After that, as you start weaning the baby onto solid foods, you need to focus on plenty of fruits and vegetables, foods rich in iron—such as dark green leafy vegetables, pulses, bread, protein-rich foods such as lentils and beans, and fortified foods such as breakfast cereals or soya drinks.
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"I would say it's going to be a significant effort, and for many companies that have embedded Huawei in their 2628G networks and desires to evolve the relationship with Huawei into 28503G, for those companies weaning themselves off is going to have significant economic impacts for these companies," Mayer said.
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The Rehab Addict star is breastfeeding him less frequently, though, as a result of her practicing baby-led weaning, which is the practice in which children who are still breastfeeding or taking a bottle are encouraged to self-feed appropriate finger foods rather than being slowly introduced to purées with a spoon.
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At the same time that MBS is both liberalizing Saudi society and quashing any form of possible dissent, he has also embarked on an ambitious plan known as Vision 2030 for weaning the Saudi economy from its almost entire dependence on oil and its citizens from their almost entire dependence on the state.
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"It is great to see business and public interests aligning so that city dwellers can truly take advantage of a suite of mobility services, weaning people off of personal cars, and allowing cities to rethink parking needs," said Dan Sperling, founding director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at the University of California, Davis.
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Understanding how babies learn to eat "The premise behind baby-led weaning is that when children start in life [breastfed or formula-fed], they are in control of their energy intake, deciding when to feed and when to stop," said Rachael Taylor, senior author of the study and a research associate professor at the University of Otago.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Democrat running as the "climate change candidate" in the 2020 presidential election laid out a strategy in Florida's Everglades on Monday for weaning the United States off fossil fuels that includes banning drilling on public lands and ending crude oil exports just as the country is poised to become the world's biggest producer.
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If you're craving more concrete steps to tone down your usage than simply, "I'll go on Facebook less," or "I won't check Snapchat during work," here are some simple tips to help reprogram your behavior: The most basic step that Rosen suggests for weaning yourself off your phone is literally setting alarms specifying how often you can check it.
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Even given his reservations about the health of the products, Mackey says there is at least one good dietary argument for plant-based meat: "A lot of people say ... that [plant-based] meat is a transition food, meaning it's a way for [people] to begin to reeducate [their] palates"; it's a good first step in weaning people off of meat products, he says.
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On a clear afternoon in May there were two residents: a 32-year-old woman a few weeks into weaning herself off methadone, who had to stop taking kratom because of its effects on her stomach; and a man in his mid-twenties, with dark circles under his eyes and his hood pulled up, shuddering in the very early stages of heroin withdrawal.
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The major policy change was backed by Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, who has been hailed as a progressive reformer by many supporters — but this is ultimately a tactical play by the monarchy and just one of many elements of the crown prince's ambitious efforts to reform the nation's economy, which centers on weaning Saudi Arabia off of what he's called an "addiction" to oil.
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Now my kiddo is a happy thriving 2-year-old who still loves the boob and shows no sign of weaning — a sentence that I am sure more than a few of you are reading with an arched eyebrow, because how long one nurses is a whole other area of judgment, so much so that Marnie being breastfed for two years was a punchline on the show.
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Having grown up with my Scottish mom weaning me off the teat and onto fried foods, now that I live in London, I feel disconnected from the source of one half of my DNA by an entire country full of fox-hunting weirdos, I thought there would be no better way to rediscover my Scottish identity than to eat twice my daily recommended calorie intake for internet content.
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"This ultimately led to the so-called 'Neolithic demographic transition' where the widespread use of animal milk to feed babies, or as a supplementary weaning food, led to improved nutrition and contributed to an increased birth rate, with shorter interbirth intervals, which resulted in significant growth in human population and ultimately led to the growth of cities and the rise of urbanisation that we see today," Dunne wrote in an email.
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"Weaning Itself from Elephant Ivory, China Turns to Mammoths""Stitching Together Forests Can Help Save Species, Study Finds""Only Captivity Will Save the Vaquita, Experts Say""High Above, Drones Keep Watchful Eyes on Wildlife in Africa""Chickens Can Help Save Wildlife""A Forgotten Step in Saving African Wildlife: Protecting the Rangers" After reading their article, students can discuss the following questions — first in their small groups, and then as a class: • What problem is being addressed in the article?
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In way, the consumption of animal milk was a function of modernity, as the authors described in the study:The widespread use of animal milk, either to feed babies or as a supplementary weaning food source, became possible with the domestication of dairy animals during the European Neolithic, during which time generally improved nutrition contributed to an increased birth rate, with shorter interbirth intervals, that resulted in considerable growth of the human population: the so-called Neolithic demographic transition.
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