"An abrupt change in diet will lead to an abrupt change in the gut microbiome, on the order of a day or two," Dr. Sonnenberg said.
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Everyone was surprised by the state's abrupt change in position.
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The abrupt change placed some campaign allies in an awkward spot.
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Such an abrupt change could have plunged the economy into recession.
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But at CES last month I had an abrupt change of heart.
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The difference is an abrupt change in tone from the Federal Reserve.
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"There is going to be a very abrupt change in pricing," Cohen said.
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And the abrupt change to online-only sales is a rare strategic reversal.
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True, yet his behavior clearly reflects an abrupt change in his emotional state.
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In Cuba, the abrupt change seemed to further divide people along generational lines.
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The spot signals an abrupt change of tone for the ad war in Florida.
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The choreographer has recently made an abrupt change in creative direction — back to ballet.
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Netanyahu's surprise move was an abrupt change of strategy for the right-wing leader.
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Netanyahu's surprise move was an abrupt change of strategy for the right-wing leader.
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CHILE'S CENBANK SAYS MACROECONOMIC SCENARIO SUFFERED ABRUPT CHANGE SINCE START OF PROTESTS IN OCTOBER
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This is an abrupt change: the number of cases dropped over 60% from 2000-2015.
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The abrupt change displeased Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California and the committee's chairman.
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Recent events mark an abrupt change for General Abdelkhalig, not long ago a Bashir loyalist.
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You can see in the chart below the abrupt change in the number of seated diners.
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Both countries were keen to play down the prospect of an abrupt change in their relationship.
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Mr Abe's advisers may even have had a say in Sharp's abrupt change in attitude to Foxconn.
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But in the middle of 2016, Son had an abrupt change of heart, and Arora was out.
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Midway through, tragic news comes as a shock, symbolized with an abrupt change to black and white.
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An abrupt change would affect not just the people covered, but virtually the entire health care system.
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And his abrupt change of mind didn't seem to be an extemporaneous response to bad media coverage.
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The abrupt change of the entire squad was immediately linked by the Russian news media to meldonium.
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An abrupt change to the economics would devastate factories that could not quickly line up alternative suppliers.
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This marked an abrupt change from the sharp recoil on markets on Wednesday after the Republican candidate's triumph.
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But the abrupt change in outlook on interest rates hasn't necessarily translated into a better outlook for housing.
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But despite appearances, Rossum's exit reportedly didn't force the writers into creating an abrupt change; this is all planned.
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In its ruling, the court said that the law was intended to avoid "confusion" and "abrupt change" to society.
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TechCrunch reached out to Shukla and Fenox partners for information about the abrupt change to its senior investing team.
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The abrupt change prompted a last-minute scramble -- and caused complaints among staffers about how the situation was handled.
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But the public nature of the abrupt change, announced on Wednesday by Defense Minister Sergei K. Shoigu, was unprecedented.
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The abrupt change in terms followed two attempts to roll over the bond, which attracted low participation among investors.
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In addition to this abrupt change, scientists started to observe accelerations of flow in the core in the northern hemisphere.
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The abrupt change in terrain has spelled doom for thousands of the birds, which rely on open water to feed.
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The abrupt change came in March 2018 when President Donald Trump decided to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
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Their abrupt change of tune exhibits the kind of petty partisanship that the American people elected President Trump to eradicate.
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Still, the abrupt change did prompt a last-minute scramble -- and caused complaints among staffers about how the situation was handled.
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He also said the government should not startle business markets with an abrupt change in its approach to antitrust legal theory.
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"At a time when consumers are highly dissatisfied with their communications companies, this abrupt change in policy troubles us," the congressmen wrote.
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The show's abrupt change in tone prompted Dorothy Rabinowitz of The Wall Street Journal to complain of a new "politically correct" Homeland.
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You should be ready for a bigger tax bill, which is probably the "most abrupt change for many service members," Falcone said.
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Bronx Museum representatives explained to Hyperallergic that the abrupt change was not a unilateral decision on the part of the Cuban museum.
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Last year, Tronc instituted an abrupt change to the vacation policy that effectively eliminated accrued vacation days, according to several employees interviewed.
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More bad economic news in 1968 not only reinforced Johnson's frustrations domestically but also forced an abrupt change of policy in Vietnam.
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There are two competing explanations for Mitch McConnell's abrupt change in the length of the impeachment trial (to three days, from two).
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Several sources attributed the abrupt change and layoffs to the lack of funding and subsequently high burn rate over the past year.
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But according to Slate, the abrupt change in Clinton backing out was due to Nielsen, who will be speaking at the ceremony.
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It has, however, been an abrupt change from the sensational pitching he displayed late last summer in helping save the Mets' season.
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The move by USCIS sparked immediate backlash, as undocumented families and lawyers scrambled to obtain answers on the abrupt change in policy.
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Every now and then, it seems, France needs to go through convulsions of abrupt change in order to free itself from l'immobilisme (paralysis).
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In its first survey since Donald Trump's improbable victory last week, Bank of America Merrill Lynch found an abrupt change in investor sentiment.
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The equal inheritance proposal is an abrupt change from current practices, which see males in a family receiving double the inheritance of females.
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"At a time when consumers are highly dissatisfied with their communications companies, this abrupt change in policy troubles us," Pallone and Doyle wrote.
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Among the myriad, and often spurious, explanations for the market's abrupt change of mood, I think there is a compelling explanation: the Fed.
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Among the myriad, and often spurious, explanations for the market's abrupt change of mood, I think there is a compelling explanation: the Fed.
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Some have raised concerns about his past work for Ken Starr on the Clinton investigation and his abrupt change of heart about presidential investigations.
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The abrupt change in policy come just a day after Spicer's first on-camera press briefing since Trump returned from his first overseas trip.
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While Mr. Sánchez takes charge of a fragile government, his right-wing opponents also have to rebuild after last week's abrupt change in government.
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But nobody should be surprised that the question keeps coming up because we've witnessed such an abrupt change in the application of antitrust law here.
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Ghosn's lawyers called to cancel the event, but did not immediately give a reason for the abrupt change, an official at the FCCJ told Reuters.
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That quality for an abrupt change of course under pressure explains, for example, Erdogan's 180-degree turn following nine months of bitter hostility with Russia.
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Instead, Trump executed an abrupt change of tack in March, agreeing to a meeting with Kim in response to an offer conveyed through South Korea.
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An abrupt change in global risk appetite, which could be triggered by an inflation surprise in the United States or an escalation of Sino-U.
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They do not like abrupt change, which means they tend to prop up decisions that they would not have voted for in the first instance.
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Cornerback Vontae Davis, who retired at halftime of last week's game, is likely to forfeit his signing bonus due to the abrupt change of heart.
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It is an abrupt change for traders who, as recently as last month, were anticipating that the two sides were close to reaching a deal.
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Ernst had imagined that the Olympics would mark a bright new era for Russia, and he was taken aback by the abrupt change in tone.
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If the majority of economists are correct and economic growth cools heading into 2020, the Fed could have to make an abrupt change in policy.
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In referencing this, I meant to suggest an abrupt change in how I felt about my life, and the people and things going on around me.
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The pilots we spoke with say it's clear based on the abrupt change on the flight tracker ... the pilot panicked and quickly ascended to 2,000 feet.
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The distance where the plasma's rotational velocity would reach light speed is a feature astronomers call the light cylinder, and it marks a region of abrupt change.
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Have better daycare, better you know, childcare benefits, better education and training programs, and deal with the people who are disrupted by abrupt change by providing support.
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The bankers pressed their case for a period of adjustment to the post-Brexit financial services regime, rather than an abrupt change as soon as Britain leaves.
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"But nobody should be surprised that the question keeps coming up, because we witnessed such an abrupt change in the application of antitrust law here," he said.
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In an abrupt change, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said that Trump's press conference, originally scheduled for around 4 am, will now start two hours earlier.
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Berenberg analyst Patrick Trucchio attributed the decline in the past week "to the appearance of an abrupt change so close to key milestones for lead product candidate MOR208".
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But the speed of the wind and the abrupt change of its direction made an organised evacuation, as described in official documents, an almost impossible task, she added.
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" AT&T's Randall Stephenson will continue to raise the possibility of White House interference in the case, given the "abrupt change in the application of antitrust law here.
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That is an abrupt change of mood from 2010-14, when the markets were about as popular as a drug tester at a Russian athletics event (see chart).
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Any substantial sale would mark an abrupt change in strategy, as COFCO looks to restructure its business as part of wide-ranging reforms of China's state-owned companies.
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"This suggests that even if they reappoint her or appoint somebody else, you'd get some continuity in the process and you wouldn't have an abrupt change," he opined.
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Plassat has outlined his preference for an internal candidate as this would avoid an "abrupt" change in strategy, although the decision is in the hands of key shareholders.
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Garco said this exclusion amounted to an abrupt change that added full background checks well before a new, written policy on such checks was implemented in October 2007.
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And when scenes end, they do so awkwardly or indifferently, with an abrupt change of lights (by Keith Parham) or music (by Robert Kaplowitz), as if under-rehearsed.
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And, in an abrupt change of course, Vietnam, another once-vocal critic of China's claims, recently said it would settle its maritime disputes with China bilaterally, as China prefers.
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The power of an abrupt change in market beliefs came sharply into focus in the early 22007s, when many economies were struggling to clamp down on stubbornly high inflation.
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Senior author Dr. Carlos Rodriguez decided to do the study after noticing an abrupt change in the trauma unit at Spectrum Health Hospital in Grand Rapids, where he works.
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"This abrupt change in course reflects the culmination of President Trump's improper interference and express direction to officials responsible for overseeing the award of the JEDI contract," Amazon wrote.
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With the world already primed to be worrying about such an abrupt change, "this is just a very concrete signal that it is going to happen," Mr. Pearson said.
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But in his latest role as a lawyer for President Trump, Mr. Giuliani (who, like his client, is volatile by nature) appears to have made an abrupt change of course.
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He captures the experience sensationally (in both senses of the word), with all the immersive physical violence that movies are capable of, and also as an abrupt change in awareness.
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The regulations will require an abrupt change of thinking at airlines which have been focused until now on the threat of fire from batteries contained inside many of the electronic items.
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Still, public health experts said the administration has much work to do to sell Americans on such an abrupt change in habits and rebuild its credibility after weeks of mixed messages.
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Driving the news: McConnell added his name last week to a bipartisan $255 million amendment to a pending appropriations bill, an abrupt change from his earlier thwarting of election cybersecurity bills.
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This abrupt change of direction followed weeks of warnings from Fed officials that a rate rise was coming, perhaps as soon as the conclusion of the Fed's next meeting on June 22015th.
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Severe sepsis symptoms include those of standard sepsis as well as a decrease in urine output, stomach pain and abnormal heart pumping functions, difficulty breaking and an abrupt change in mental status.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan has made similar suggestions that there would be no abrupt change in status for immigrants who had been brought illegally to the United States at a young age.
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An advisor to Vice President Pence testified that the inauguration had not yet been scheduled, and therefore the reason for the abrupt change of plans was not related to any scheduling issues.
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A source familiar with the company told Reuters that the abrupt change was because of a "difference in priorities," with the company wanting to focus more on the market for used cars.
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If you notice an abrupt change in smell or start experiencing burning or irritation around your vagina, Yudin explains, it could be a sign that something else is up—possibly an infection.
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Your love life and your creative endeavors get rocked when Mars meets Uranus on February 13—an abrupt change is here, but sometimes, that's just what you need to bring the spark back!
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"We got fixated on the very few things we just happened to see preserved in the archaeological record, and we got this false impression that this was an abrupt change," Dr. Zeder said.
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The trend might fade, but if it holds it will be an abrupt change from earlier polls and last year's special election results, which indicated that Democrats were highly competitive in red areas.
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On Wednesday, Qatar said it had dropped plans to buy a 10 percent stake in American, an abrupt change less than two months after the company surprised the industry by announcing the investment.
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In bringing that chairmanship to an end, Mr. Tillerson could signal an abrupt change in United States policy toward the council, and toward the Arctic, although policy experts view either move as unlikely.
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Mediaite's Joseph Wulfsohn penned a column headlined , "Jim Acosta Trashes Kim Kardashian's Prison Reform Efforts As Not 'Serious' After Taking John Legend's Seriously in 2015," which examines the CNN star's abrupt change in attitude.
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The decision to no longer consider non-military requests for deferred action -- temporary relief from deportation -- sparked immediate backlash, as undocumented families and lawyers scrambled to obtain answers on the abrupt change in policy.
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Twenge has been studying teen behavior since the early 90's and has been on the forefront of research suggesting an abrupt change in behavior and emotional states of teenagers due to smartphone use.
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He blamed the abrupt change in sentiment on a tightening of mortgage regulations by authorities, which took effect at the start of 2017 and are stricter for Oslo than the rest of the country.
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But the government's abrupt change of heart means that courts won't have a chance to rule on whether technology companies can be compelled to help the government break the encryption on their customers' devices.
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But the public just came out of a six year long campaign that convinced them to put the leg on full display, and the abrupt change back into knee-covering lengths felt like whiplash.
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Last month, Trump fired his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and began delivering speeches using a teleprompter, an abrupt change in style that was seen as an attempt to appear more presidential ahead of the Nov.
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President Maithripala Sirisena's abrupt change of prime minister and decision to dissolve parliament created panic and uncertainty among investors, who dumped Sri Lankan government bonds and other assets, sending the rupee currency to record lows.
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LONDON, April 29 (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that if the United Kingdom left the European Union with an abrupt change of rules for businesses then it could cause confusion for international firms.
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The elections came after an abrupt change of government in June, when Pedro Sánchez and his Socialist Party used a corruption scandal to oust Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's conservative Popular Party in a parliamentary vote.
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North Korea's abrupt change in tone began Wednesday, when it indefinitely postponed high-level talks with South Korea, blaming the joint military drills known as Max Thunder with the United States that began last week.
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The departure appears to be an abrupt change of mind for Hartzer, who the previous day cancelled end-of-year parties but assured staff "this is not a major issue", according to The Australian newspaper.
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In the book's final two chapters, there is an abrupt change of pace as the author speeds through Islam's dealings with European colonial powers during the late 19th and, above all, in the early 20th century.
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"To some extent the risk of a 'sudden stop' has increased," she said, referring to the risk that an abrupt change in investor sentiment could result in a sharp reduction in capital flows into South Africa.
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None of them described a more abrupt change than the civil servants at the Department of the Interior—a behemoth that oversees all of America's federal public lands, which constitute an area larger than Western Europe.
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For a director whose work tends to mine the drama of subtext—the subtle gaps between what people say and what they mean; the awkward silences that yawn between utterances—Shakespeare seems an abrupt change of pace.
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"This abrupt change in policy breeds deep feelings of distrust for the government," said Nishikawa who strongly backed the project because of the jobs and revenue it brought to a prefecture that relies heavily on nuclear installations.
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In an abrupt change to longheld policy, he also agreed to a referendum for the people of former Portuguese colony East Timor, which had been annexed in 1976 following an invasion by Indonesian troops in December 1975.
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But with the abrupt change in the global economy over the past year, it would be rash to dismiss totally out of hand the possibility that the global credit bubble could burst well before the November election.
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For example, last week the LAPD chief said that Latino reporting of sexual assault and domestic violence had plunged since the beginning of the year, and he linked the abrupt change to deportation fears among undocumented communities.
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Why it matters: The U.S. will face an abrupt change of governing style in Mexico, its third-largest trading partner and the southern neighbor with whom it's confronting an ongoing flow of Central American migrants and asylum seekers.
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Ghosn's lawyers called to cancel the event that was to be held at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan (FCCJ), but did not immediately give a reason for the abrupt change, an official at the FCCJ told Reuters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A European decision to exclude Britain from the EU's drug approval system from March 30 2019 - the day after Brexit - has raised alarm among drugmakers, who fear the abrupt change could disrupt medicine supplies to patients.
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The abrupt change is a profound one for Cubans, who fled their country by the tens of thousands in the last year to take advantage of a decades-old policy that permitted them to enter the United States.
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The Trump-Rubio debate clash in Detroit followed an abrupt change in Rubio's campaign to begin raising personal questions about Trump, such as saying he had small hands, a statement Trump saw as a reference to his penis size.
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However, if the rule to eliminate back-end rebates does go into effect that year, Medicare and taxpayers will cover 95% of a company's losses through a "demonstration" program to account for the abrupt change, according to Verma's memo.
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Netanyahu cited concerns over job losses for his abrupt change of heart, and according to Israeli media reports threatened in a meeting with cabinet ministers of his Likud party to dissolve the government if Kahlon didn't get into line.
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In the press release you say that the LP is like The Younger Dryas of your younger life, in reference to an abrupt change in the earth's climate from a glacial to an interglacial state about 14,500 years ago.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has said that both sides will have to agree an additional transition deal to ensure that businesses and citizens won't be faced with an abrupt change on March 29, but that also requires time.
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Inspired by Britain's Brexit vote Thursday—which resulted in the country leaving the European Union despite economic peril, abrupt change in leadership, and an uncertain future—Texas, the belt buckle of America, seems motivated to pull that shit themselves.
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New Zealand's political opposition was jolted by an abrupt change at the top on Tuesday as the Labour Party leader quit amid dismal polling numbers and a rising star, Jacinda Ardern, took over just weeks before a general election.
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The abrupt change in tone began early Wednesday, when North Korea indefinitely postponed high-level talks with South Korea over the North's sudden objection to joint military drills by the South and the United States that began last week.
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The former vice president's abrupt change of plans comes as his campaign scrambles to keep his base of African-American support from crumbling under the weight of a fourth-place finish in Iowa and another potentially poor showing here.
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CHANGE OF TONE An abrupt change in Cuban rhetoric came last month when President Miguel Diaz-Canel, who replaced Raul Castro a year ago, denounced a speech by Trump as high-handed, cynical, immoral, threatening, offensive, interfering, hypocritical, warlike and dirty.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The leader of Thailand's military junta said on Tuesday U.S. President Donald Trump assured him that ties would become "closer than ever", marking an abrupt change in stance from the one taken by Washington following a 2014 coup.
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OCEANPORT, N.J. — The trainer Keith Desormeaux spent a month preparing the Preakness winner Exaggerator for a race at Saratoga Race Course before an abrupt change of heart led him to enter the $23 million Haskell Invitational on Sunday at Monmouth Park.
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BERLIN/DUBAI (Reuters) - Airlines reacted angrily on Monday to an abrupt change in U.S. immigration policy, saying they were struggling to enforce unclear rules, faced unexpected additional costs and were worried they could be fined if they get it wrong.
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For chief executive Brian Hartzer, the departure appears to be an abrupt change of course given that the previous day he cancelled end-of-year parties but assured staff "this is not a major issue", according to The Australian newspaper.
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The abrupt change comes at a delicate moment for Egypt's leader, who is expected to soon announce his run for re-election in a vote that starts in March, and days before a visit to Cairo by Vice President Mike Pence.
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Trump said on Friday he looked forward to finalising a trade deal with Britain after it had left the European Union, marking an abrupt change from a newspaper interview when he said Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy would kill such an agreement.
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Mr. Trump's abrupt change of heart reflected a volatile president who has veered from one message to another, at points equating the virus to ordinary flu that will "miraculously" go away and at others declaring it an all-out war endangering the country.
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With May dead-set against a second referendum, and the opposition Labour Party not committed to one (but not ruling one out), a second referendum would need either a change in prime minister, a change in government, or an abrupt change in policy.
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Last week, Trump posted angry tweets about prosecutors' original seven- to nine-year sentencing recommendation for Stone, which was followed by Attorney General Bill Barr lowering the recommendation — an abrupt change of course that prompted all the prosecutors working the case to quit.
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TOKYO, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The top shareholder in Japan's Unizo Holdings on Wednesday pressed the hotel operator to explain its abrupt change of heart towards a takeover offer, citing concern about a lack of disclosure and the risk of conflicts of interest.
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As The Harvard Crimson's Juliet Isselbacher and Amanda Su wrote last week, the financial weight of the sudden move-out has overwhelmingly affected first generation and low-income students — many of whom have had to juggle the abrupt change with a slew of unexpected expenses.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors have canceled plans to call President Donald Trump's former national security adviser Michael Flynn as witness in a trial involving Flynn's former business partner - an abrupt change that raises questions about Flynn's cooperation with the government and its impact on his sentencing.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE indicated an abrupt change in his administration's policy toward Syria on Wednesday — but left questions about specifics hanging in the air.
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The valet clamming up is an abrupt change of course ... as we reported, he initially wanted a DNA test to prove Mathis spit on him, filed a police report for assault and his legal team claimed there were at least 2 witnesses who can back up his story.
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In response, Twitter's CEO Jack Dorsey took to Twitter earlier this afternoon to note that the company isn't planning on reordering timelines next week as has been reported:It's comforting that we'd see an abrupt change next week, but it does look like there are major changes on their way for Twitter users.
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"Many visitors to the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station have difficulty with the abrupt change in altitude -- depending on the temperature and atmospheric pressure, it can feel like 11,000 feet above sea level, where there's a dramatic reduction in the amount of oxygen in each breath," Parazynski said in a statement to CNN.
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Read more: China piled up more than 100 tons of gold as a buffer against Trump's trade warThe blacklisting represents an abrupt change in fortune for SenseTime, which became one of the most valuable AI startups in the world in May 2018 after a huge $600 million fundraise saw it valued at $4.5 billion.
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The Trump administration's "America First" agenda played no small part in this disaster; an abrupt change to U.S. support for peacekeeping efforts in 2017 contributed to the constellation of catastrophes that enabled hundreds of machete-wielding militiamen to kill with impunity and cause immense suffering to hundreds of thousands of women, children and men.
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"Because we wouldn't want to put ourselves in the position of having to make an abrupt change for something that was out of our control, we decided to leave things at that level, and they're still operating there today," Chief Executive Tim Sloan said on a call with analysts after the bank reported first-quarter earnings.
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In an abrupt change of topic from his televised remarks on immigration at a Cabinet meeting Thursday, Trump praised his "tremendous success in North Korea" at the historic meeting with Kim Jong Un. "It will be a total denuclearization, which is already starting taking place," he said, adding that it was beginning "immediately" — contradicting his defense secretary, who was sitting next to him at the same table.
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