These rather anemic extra contributions led to a sad .
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Meredith looks dubiously at the anemic pond alongside the Ark.
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Anemic growth is what the rest of the world does.
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An anemic number of new startups, and relatively few IPOs.
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Worries about anemic sales ranked high among small business owners.
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The bass becomes anemic, and the emotive impact is lost.
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"The U.S. economy, while anemic, continues to expand," he added.
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Here's hoping it's better than the anemic ABC Madoff miniseries.
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Unemployment is down and economic growth, while anemic is accelerating.
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The normal checks and balances also look anemic these days.
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"The numbers were anemic, no spirit, no hope," he added.
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He returned, anemic and emaciated, and sat for his exams.
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Mark one up for why this recovery is so anemic.
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And ticket sales for the band's accompanying tour were anemic.
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It's an uncomfortable Victorian thing upholstered in anemic pea green.
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But, as blood tests soon revealed, I was not anemic.
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In Washington, research funding on this divisive topic remains anemic.
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Another bad team with a quarterback putting up anemic numbers.
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Democratic leadership criticized the president's request as "anemic" and inadequate.
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"The report is less anemic than it looks," she said.
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"The birds are extremely thin and anemic," Mr. Okoniewski said.
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The result is sweet, tender, and, as adaptations go, anemic.
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Despite low-unemployment, wage growth has been anemic and spending soft.
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" She's also "anemic" and gets an "iron IV for it often.
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Polls don't quantify doubts, but anecdotally, enthusiasm for her is anemic.
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Our economic growth over the last couple decades has been anemic.
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Likewise, GDP growth has been anemic for most of the recovery.
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The deficit will never get lower with anemic growth like that.
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Anemic economic growth is the number one issue with the voters.
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The Wharton finance professor sees anemic returns compared with last year.
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"And so far … that [response] has been anemic," he said. Rep.
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We must resist this level of immature debate and anemic analysis.
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That anemic return may not get investors to their retirement goals.
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She was anemic and her white blood cell count had quintupled.
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The US president's anemic powers were evident during the Obama years.
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The voting process needs to be reinvented to stimulate anemic turnouts.
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More significantly, he was downright anemic among key suburban swing voters.
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The data tell us that, overall, bank lending growth remains anemic.
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"And so far ... that [response] has been anemic," he said. Rep.
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She always wore her bad girl mantle uneasily, as evidenced by the comparatively anemic reception she earned with Reputation (anemic, of course, by Swift standards only; for most other artists, it would have been a smash).
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Still, many economists are predicting an anemic second half of the year.
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Jones led the anemic Timberwolves offense with eight points at the half.
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"It was another month of anemic gains in hourly wages," Brusuelas said.
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During the Obama years, growth sputtered and the economic recovery was anemic.
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It's fascinating as an artifact, but anemic as a work of art.
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It's been pretty anemic—about 2.5 percent annual growth since late 2015.
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The United States is among the most anemic of contemporary social democracies.
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Its record lows highlight anemic hedging demand at the broad index level.
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The Mexican economy is anemic and slowing, and its currency has weakened.
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Investment in fixed assets like new factories and office buildings was anemic.
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The bullpen has been hit hard, and the offense has been anemic.
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Our anemic rental car stalled on a blind, slick, nearly vertical rise.
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We are in the midst of a slow and anemic economic recovery.
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First published in 19973 by Semiotext(e), the book had anemic sales.
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Manufacturing turned in an anemic month after a year of strong gains.
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But Greece's economy remains anemic and in need of more debt relief.
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Investment in making sure voters who are eligible are registered is, frankly, anemic.
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Snap has recently introduced more features and updates as it battles anemic growth.
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"Most people who crave ice turn out to be anemic," Dr. Hunt says.
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His fundraising had been anemic, at best, and few voters knew his name.
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Our economy suffers from anemic growth and a declining supply of quality jobs.
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President Trump's anemic approval rating is also causing a drag in some states.
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Previous polls have found him at an anemic 0 percent among black voters.
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She was profoundly anemic and seemed to tire from even asking the question.
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An estimated 2 billion people worldwide are anemic, mostly due to iron deficiency.
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It was a weekend that saw "Pixels" debut to an anemic $24 million.
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The bass is either anemic, as on Apple's EarPods, or exaggerated and distorted.
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Productivity growth is anemic and labor participation rates are low by historical standards.
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Perhaps Frazier will improve the Mets' anemic production from the No. 4 spot.
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But despite pent-up demand, the number of IPOs has remained relatively anemic.
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PARIS — Europe's economy is struggling to gain traction after years of anemic growth.
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Such anemic activity could trigger a reassessment of earnings growth for the year.
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Still, the anemic numbers clearly irritated Mr. Trump, who lashed out on Tuesday.
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Dick Durbin, who holds an anemic 37 percent approval rating of his own.
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Rates paid on cash deposits remain anemic, as they have been for years.
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Anemic from an iron deficiency, she spent much of her time in bed.
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The year so far has averaged 21.5,000 after the anemic 75,000 increase last month.
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The latest ECB estimate pegs eurozone GDP growth at an anemic 1.2% this year.
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The growth in access to employer-provided temporary disability insurance is even more anemic.
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The current pace of M&A is already topping an anemic first three months.
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If such a thing is possible, the already anemic economy is actually getting worse.
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The economy grew at an anemic 1.4 percent annualized rate in the fourth quarter.
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For example, sales growth remains anemic: It will be fractionally negative again this quarter.
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That being said the markets have continued to grind higher despite the anemic volume.
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The number for the criminal justice system is 23%, for Congress, an anemic 9%.
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The economy grew at an anemic 0.7 percent annualized rate in the first quarter.
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Japan's growth remained anemic in the first half of last year as consumption slumped.
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Babies of that era were often anemic, so they needed food fortified with iron.
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Despite anemic subscriber growth, the firm's bottom-line beat resulted in the stockmoving higher.
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Itay's economy, the euro zone's third-largest, has been anemic for a long time.
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But that picture looks more anemic if the administration proceeds with the EPA's proposal.
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This—the overly sincere hand-wringing over anemic, rock-leaning beats—is white rap.
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He has been an anemic fundraiser compared with his Democratic opponent, Jeff Van Drew.
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In the Netherlands, interest in the women's matches was anemic until two years ago.
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It endured a severe recession in 2125 and 2115 and anemic growth in 2120.
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When you're scoring runs at the anemic rate that we have, something hasn't worked.
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The strong economy, however, only adds to the enduring mystery of anemic wage growth.
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Its leaders proposed policies that are aimed at raising Italy's anemic economic growth rate.
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But such efforts seemed anemic compared to Sanders' fundraising and displays of grassroots energy.
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Let them brown and crisp well — otherwise they'll stick and have an anemic appearance.
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"It's anemic," said Howard Rehs, a New York dealer who specializes in traditionalist art.
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"He is severely anemic and looks skeletal," said his father, Abdel Shakoor Abou Zeid.
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The exodus has resulted in anemic product development that has stunted growth and monetization.
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Even euro zone shares are at 2500-year highs, notwithstanding the bloc's anemic economy.
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It's an improvement over the anemic 2900 percent growth rate Trump inherited from Obama.
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The design is stark and anemic, a white box that sometimes turns blood-red.
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Lab results showed the boy was also anemic, with a low blood platelet count.
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Trump's job approval also remains anemic at around 38 percent, according to recent polls.
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As in other cities, many Baltimore shopping districts are anemic and pocked with vacancies.
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Even euro zone shares are at 12-year highs, notwithstanding the bloc's anemic economy.
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The last time we saw such anemic productivity growth was back in the 290s.
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The strong third-quarter showing followed an anemic 1.4 percent gain in the second quarter.
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In this kind of situation, the harsh judgment of the American people seems rather anemic.
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The anemic growth reflects an unsettling reality for Twitter: Product changes have not reignited excitement.
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Even with a fairly anemic usage outlook of 0.6%, that still leaves a supply gap.
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It's a history of anemic economic growth during the second-longest bull market for stocks.
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Not everyone got caught flat-footed at the anemic level of job creation in April.
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This anemic jobs report is only going to add to concerns about a global slowdown.
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The wall charger that comes with your iPhone is relatively anemic, rated at 5 watts.
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Procter and Gamble's been giving you anemic growth, yet it rallied more than a buck.
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On a global scale, western economies are awash in cheap investment capital chasing anemic returns.
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Despite the aggressive easing, however, inflation is well off the target and growth remains anemic.
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I think I might be anemic but have never followed that hunch further than that.
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Anemic demand is being compounded by another growth spurt in the country's domestic refining capacity.
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By comparison, the domestic packaged food category showed anemic growth of 0.2 percent in 2015.
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Economists are uncertain why productivity has been so anemic during the current nine-year expansion.
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Zayo been looking to boost its earnings amid anemic revenue growth and heavy capital expenditures.
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For a long time—too long, really—the answers were predictably anemic, and lacked contrast.
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"She was really sick with pneumonia, very anemic, and she was taking medication," Coroner Asst.
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Sales growth remains "anemic" and a data breach may pose a new threat to sales.
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Meanwhile, per capita GDP rose by an anemic average rate of 0.6 percent a year.
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Indeed, multitasking, that bulwark of anemic résumés everywhere, has come under fire in recent years.
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Moreover, growth in the eurozone — a firm adopter of negative interest rates — has been anemic.
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And correcting misconceptions about whether plants grown without sunshine can taste robust instead of anemic.
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Clinton wants to continue have led to plummeting home ownership rates and anemic economic growth.
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This damage is a consequence of environmental mismanagement, counterproductive foreign investment and anemic public institutions.
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The anemic turnouts continued when New Zealand played the Netherlands and when Spain faced China.
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The revival of "El Penitente," an important and difficult Graham work from 1940, is anemic.
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She lost her period, she was "basically anemic," and she was riddled with digestive issues.
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Worse, the disappointing recovery has been accompanied by anemic wage growth and rising income inequality.
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"If the pipeline remains this anemic, that's going to have real implications for our patients."
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Patriotism is not sharing with our fellow citizens some anemic idealization of what freedom means.
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Collectively, they are one reason we saw such anemic economic growth during the Obama years.
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SPX 29% gain in 2019 occurred despite anemic profit growth in the first three quarters.
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She stole scenes and left adult Amy (Samantha Mathis) looking boring and anemic in comparison.
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In the year to January, employment increased by an anemic 125,500 jobs, or 0.7 percent.
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When it comes to boosting productivity, it takes brilliant innovation to compensate for anemic investment.
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In 2011, the Affordable Care Act infused $6.4 billion into Puerto Rico's anemic healthcare system.
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In return, they get anemic transfers — plus government services that are often of low quality.
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How fair is it to view Gillespie's surprisingly anemic run as part of that story?
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So will our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man succumb to an anemic summer box office as well?
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Supply growth is also expected to be anemic — just 0.4 percent annually between 2015 and 2021.
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As Linda's pregnancy developed, she became anemic and was afraid for the health of her babies.
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Last year's profit was one of the most anemic quarterly results in the company's recent history.
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"Business investment is anemic at best," said Brett Ewing, chief market strategist at First Franklin Financial.
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Whichever way it plays out, he foresees anemic long-term performance, or worse, for many investments.
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Inflation, however, is still anemic and is well behind the Bank of Japan's 2 percent target.
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On the other hand, the jewelry market was described as "anemic" by the World Gold Council.
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International results have been anemic, despite $28.5 billion in capital investment over the past five years.
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Anemic economic growth and weak job growth just do not sustain the case for higher rates.
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Whoever wins this election will be left with the Obama-Clinton legacy of anemic economic growth.
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"It's incompatible with Nestle's strategy, margins are falling and its competitive position is anemic," he said.
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In 2015, she needed two blood transfusions because she was anemic from over-exercising, she said.
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"Jardo was both anemic and hemodynamically unstable upon arrival at WestVet," he says in an email.
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The preclinical testing industry has been plagued by increasing competition and anemic pricing despite growing demand.
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They also suspected that Hope removed blood from her daughter so that she would become anemic.
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Under Obama, "we're averaging about 1 to 2 percent growth, flat wages, anemic growth," Ryan replied.
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At an anemic 2628 percent, the economy grew at less than half of what experts forecasted.
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You may remember Diehl as an extremely blue-eyed and anemic-looking Nazi from Inglourious Basterds.
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Unfortunately, the reaction by the president and the secretary of State has been anemic at best.
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The 1.5-liter engine makes 106 horsepower, which is anemic even in this low-power class.
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Battery takes the biggest hit here, slimming last year's 3,500mAh to a much more anemic 2,730.
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Pollster Latino Decisions found Mitt Romney won an anemic 27 percent of Latino voters in 2012.
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Contrast that to Continental Europe, where a burdensome regulatory environment contributes to anemic tech sector growth.
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It's great that after decades of anemic wage growth, some workers are finally getting a raise.
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The mayor, after an anemic presidential bid, has returned to a city weary of his mayoralty.
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The United Nations expects growth to remain "anemic" in most advanced economies, including the United States.
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International results have been anemic, despite $22016 billion in capital investment over the past five years.
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And it's practically guaranteed that Trump's anemic approval ratings will drag down some Republicans with him.
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But economists are hopeful that future gains will be stronger than the anemic performance of recent years.
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At the same time, construction of the pipeline will help the anemic economies of Albania and Greece.
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Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, whose campaign has turned anemic, has to show he's still in the race.
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The host pointed out that its same-store sales grew 3 percent despite an "anemic" fourth quarter.
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If Trump wins in Iowa, it will be with the most anemic organization I have ever seen.
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Rea got enough support from the Padres' sometimes anemic offense, which jumped on Jacob deGrom (3-1).
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It was dressed with the limpest of green lettuce, an anemic tomato, and absolute gobs of mayo.
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The retail sector, which is readying for a very busy holiday season, saw surprisingly anemic employment growth.
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The CBC has spent the last year working on addressing the anemic diversity numbers of Silicon Valley.
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"The mainstream markets that most people rely on are generally pretty expensive, with anemic yields," he said.
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Mr. Gentiloni and others have bemoaned the anemic resistance of the country's political, business and intellectual leaders.
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Bruised by recession, high inflation and an anemic peso, Argentina is one of the world's riskier plays.
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In 15 games with the team, Manziel posted anemic numbers and showed a disturbing penchant for partying.
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IT jobs across sectors and many health-care positions also remain unfilled due to anemic talent pools.
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It's also Johnson's longest movie by far; his previous blockbuster Looper was a relatively anemic 119 minutes.
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Experts also caution against having an anemic emergency fund, inflating your lifestyle, and eliminating your health insurance.
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In Italy, crippled by an anemic economy and perennial political paralysis, people worry about jobs and crime.
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His 2016 bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, however, was marked by anemic poll and fundraising numbers.
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The book, about a love triangle among three artists, had anemic sales when it was first published.
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Anemic inflation has become a bugaboo for global central banks, with frequent mentions in the meeting minutes.
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From 2004 to 2007, Lucic-Baroni competed in only six tournaments, struggling to finance her anemic career.
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Ms. Nielsen's response to her boss's displeasure and abuse was often both morally anemic and strategically incoherent.
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It has lost more than a billion dollars on its Nook business, and online sales remain anemic.
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Many mentoring programs — whether in government, non-profit, or for-profit — have huge goals on anemic budgets.
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He backed the call by saying global oil demand would stay anemic, while technological innovation would increase supply.
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"Our patience is wearing thin with the governor's anemic and piecemeal response to this crisis," Mr. Neeley said.
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He was also severely anemic, with roughly half the normal amount of red blood cells in his blood.
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Meanwhile, a lot of midsize cities, like St. Louis, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, have suffered from anemic economic growth.
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Unfortunately, stalling Chinese and global production growth is currently being overshadowed by anemic demand, not least in China.
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Newly thrown in is Jake Morrison (Liam Hemsworth), the scrappy, wannabe Han Solo type full of anemic swagger.
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The statement did say it expected the first-quarter's anemic pace to speed up later in the year.
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It did an anemic $6.1 million worth of business, and cost $20 million to bring to the screen.
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But the distribution of snakes is erratic, and epidemiological data is anemic, mooting targeted single-snake antivenom dissemination.
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But it doesn't appear that defense or the bench are to blame for the Warriors' recent anemic play.
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Instead, bypass anemic checking account interest rates by tucking the money away in a high-yield savings account.
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" Monahan said it degraded her physically, "My hair was falling out, I was anemic — narcissist abuse is horrid.
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He has a 2,600 year-end price target on the — an anemic 1.5 percent gain from current levels.
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The anemic growth rates pale in comparison to historical norms, which have been closer to 2202 percent annually.
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Arbitrary coverage rules and anemic funding for transplants should make our nation's lawmakers sit up and take notice.
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That represents a considerable increase from the anemic 1.1 percent annual growth rate recorded in the first quarter.
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For months, the San Francisco-based company has been grappling with worsening advertising growth and anemic audience growth.
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Drug trafficking, gang violence and anemic state institutions combine to produce desperate situations for inhabitants of this region.
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It makes the anemic years of 2002 and 2003, with just under 100 IPOs, look not so bad.
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The Lions' point differential against this soft schedule is an anemic plus-25, a figure more associated with .
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Today, beset by budget woes, anemic economic growth, and a failing education system, Mississippi is not particularly competitive.
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His reforms have not produced the desired economic boost in a country with high inflation and anemic growth.
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She treated several anemic women with the Marmite, and the improvement "was amazing," the Asia-Pacific Journal writes.
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Our drug pipeline is anemic, and costs for education, health care, construction, and government are continuing to skyrocket.
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Mr. Friedman's solution — abandoning the Democrats' "socialist-lite" platform — will only perpetuate our inequality and our anemic recovery.
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Some experts warn that draconian measures could torpedo Europe's anemic economic growth more than the coronavirus outbreak would.
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Is it because she was actually anemic throughout her pregnancy and nobody had thought to give her iron?
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Europe, only recently dismissed as anemic and hopelessly vexed by political dysfunction, has emerged as a growth leader.
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One-quarter of people worldwide have worms in their bellies, impairing their nutrition and often leaving them anemic.
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Many economists believe that their decline in recent decades contributed to anemic wage growth and rising income inequality.
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Johnson answers with anemic hypotheticals, such as the black workers forming a political coalition to concentrate their power.
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One such consequence may be his anemic support among black voters, which currently hovers at 2 percent nationwide.
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Except now, as the two countries come head to head, Trump is dealing with an economically anemic regime.
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"Women die very quickly from this, especially in Africa, because they are so profoundly anemic," Dr. Roberts said.
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Though the PPI's correlation with consumer prices has recently weakened, the anemic number could nonetheless moderate inflation expectations.
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Annual economic growth since the recession ended in July 2628 has been an anemic 28500 percent or less.
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In New York, where the Vietnamese restaurant scene is more anemic, bo bay mon is still a rarity.
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But the Christian left has been positively anemic in influence since the end of the civil rights era.
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Collin Sexton and Brandon Knight led the anemic Cavaliers' attack with 16 points each, while Ante Zizic added 14.
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Wages are barely moving, underemployment remains high, and economic growth is still anemic, seven years after the great recession.
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That's because the Stealth relies on integrated Intel HD Graphics 620, which puts out anemic graphics performance at best.
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Growth was the strongest since the third quarter of 2014 and followed the second quarter's anemic 1.4 percent pace.
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Annual GDP growth has been disappointing for years and America's economy has been fairly anemic for quite some time.
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Given the size of the problem and the resources of the United States, $150 million is an anemic figure.
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Draghi's comments come as the ECB is confronted by an economy where robust growth is accompanied by anemic inflation.
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Lancaster's elections are held in April, when the lack of other contests on the ballot guarantees anemic voter turnout.
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Hanging over his bid is his anemic 2008 race, which he abandoned after polling less than 1% in Iowa.
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Growth was the strongest since the third quarter of 2014 and followed the second quarter's anemic 210.1 percent pace.
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"In anemic people, chewing ice increases oxygen in the brain, resulting in a feeling of greater alertness," she says.
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This is an impressive turn of events for the leader of the economically-anemic remnant of a former superpower.
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In recent years, department stores have continually blamed their anemic growth on a shift in U.S. consumer spending habits.
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May's anemic 23.8,000 gain got bumped up to 24,000 while the strong June number moved from 287,000 to 292,5.43.
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Inside, you'll find a fairly anemic 32GB of storage, augmented via microSD cards and a custom NVIDIA Tegra processor.
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However, without a connection to the original "Star Wars" saga, ticket sales in China for prequels were extremely anemic.
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Rather than bring back an anemic coal industry, we need to continue to ride this wave of rural development.
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Likewise, the total value of stocks has now become dangerously detached from the anemic state of the underlying economy.
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Workers leery of volatile stock markets and anemic returns on 401(k)s might embrace the group plan approach.
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While unemployment was nearly 8 percent at the time, and economic growth was anemic, jobs growth had picked up.
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She said Zamora-Quezada diagnosed her with rheumatoid arthritis and said she had a slight scoliosis and was anemic.
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Wall Street looked set for an anemic open on Tuesday, with stock-index futures paring gains to turn negative.
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But Boockvar said there are still signs of a soft housing market and that new home purchases are anemic.
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Morneau, who also had a long fly out in the ninth, has provided a boost to an anemic attack.
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The solid retail spending of previous months had defied the anemic economic growth in the first half of 2016.
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He recommended this week that shareholders sell their Twitter stock based on an anemic advertising forecast for the company.
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Compounding the issue is weakness at Apple, which saw anemic sales in China in the last quarter of 2018.
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For all the hand-wringing on climate change over the years, discussion of solutions remains puzzlingly anemic and fractured.
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When it comes to battling Italy's anemic economic growth, he is calling for a tax cut on small businesses.
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He was elected on a platform of rescuing France from years of anemic growth, high unemployment and budget deficits.
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The real estate market has been cooling in some areas, and housing starts were anemic in June and July.
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Second, European governments face anemic growth and some governments, such as Italy, are shifting towards nationalistic forms of governance.
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His stellar approval ratings descended rapidly from 64 percent in June to an anemic 37 percent earlier this week.
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Thankfully, such anemic privacy waivers are unnecessary for hospitals to notify or exchange relevant information with patients' loved ones.
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He was anemic, requiring a blood transfusion every two months, just often enough to be a nuisance for anybody.
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The nation's anemic appetite for energy will also play a role in the United States becoming a net exporter.
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He also inherits a nation reeling from rampant violence left unfettered by an anemic and corrupt public security system.
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As Spanish Flu has gripped early 20th century London, Jonathan's anemic appearance doesn't immediately betray his lack of humanity.
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Although some regulations regarding waste have been put into place in recent years, enforcement can be inconsistent and anemic.
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Essential has suffered from anemic sales of its first phone, with around 90,000 units sold in the first six months.
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The number, breadth, and quality of the apps available to download directly on Android Wear 2.0 all still feel anemic.
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Given the anemic growth environment, a record 73 percent of investors think companies are currently under-investing in their businesses.
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When looking at my anemic savings account and the percentage that I was spending on clothes, something had to change.
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Ellis points to an example from Nintendo's past of how the company has succeeded with a relatively anemic launch offering.
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"Last week, as you know, the end of last week, they came out with an anemic jobs report," Trump said.
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"We also see the potential revival in already anemic private investment taking far longer than we originally anticipated," Kundu added.
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The manufacturing industry, a priority for President Donald Trump, saw more muted hiring in February after a similarly anemic January.
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On Friday, the Commerce Department said the economy grew at an anemic 0.7 percent annualized rate in the previous quarter.
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That would be a significant improvement from anemic growth of 1.6 percent in 2016, the weakest showing in five years.
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Even in the days leading up to Charlottesville they were mocking the anemic, diet-fascists like Spencer and Mike Cernovich.
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Only now—after nearly a decade of stagnant wages and anemic growth—is our economy finally coming up for air.
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Then wage growth took a hit during the financial crisis, and gains were anemic for much of the Obama presidency.
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Now he's working a similar schtick in "Kevin Can Wait," an anemic sitcom that has its premiere Monday on CBS.
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Lawmakers said the administration's "anemic" response to devastation after Hurricanes Maria and Irma puts thousands of U.S. residents at risk.
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Deploying American natural gas in the global market isn't simply about trade, but also about bringing competition to anemic economies.
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Yet in June, its flagship "The Mummy," featuring Tom Cruise, earned an anemic $80 million at the domestic box office.
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They also tend to be less selective, with anemic or highly restricted endowments that make them overly dependent on tuition.
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Sometimes a splash of sriracha or a spoonful of gochujang paste can add a bit of umami to anemic foods.
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Instead, she was treated for malaria and given blood transfusions because she was anemic, and sent home after three days.
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He wasn't anemic; there was no sign of infection; it wasn't a heart attack; his kidneys and liver were fine.
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Moody's said Brazil's progress in fiscal consolidation will be slow and growth anemic for the next two to three years.
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"With growth already anemic, any disappointing news, no matter how small, will trigger an amazing amount of volatility," he added.
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Economists believe that prices may buoy this year thanks to a strong labor market, fiscal stimulus and an anemic dollar.
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The economy will remain too anemic for more than one rate increase a year for the time being, he predicted.
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" Citi said in its downgrade of Chevron that it was "worried" about signs of "anemic returns" and "problematic project execution.
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It is the anemic growth in new home construction that is raising some red flags, even at the Federal Reserve.
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Anemic growth and declining productivity reflect an economy where people make more money trading financial assets than actually making things.
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" During his final presidential debate with Clinton last month, Trump called September's job number of 156,000 "an anemic jobs report.
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U.S. government debt prices rose on Wednesday after a measure of producer prices showed a decline, hinting at anemic inflation.
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In addition, anemic economic growth in our country has cost us trillions in lost wage growth and business investment here.
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The Real Clear Politics polling average in the state shows her trailing five other 2020 contenders at an anemic 3 percent.
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West Baltimore is cut off from many parts of the city because of spotty bus service and two anemic rail lines.
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Like the MacBook Pro models that it was intended for, the UltraFine 5K is similarly anemic when it comes to ports.
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They will trap us in this anemic economy, strangle Main Street businesses, and destroy our ability to finance America's economic growth.
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Restrained corporate capital spending outlooks, hampered by anemic global growth and low commodity prices, also contributed to the negative FFI score.
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Last week's anemic jobs report for May pushed interest rates lower, but the desire for mortgages was already on the rise.
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Government data puts inflation at about 1 percent, and even that anemic number may overstate the true level of price growth.
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The earliest models weren't particularly capable, with limited functionality, an anemic app selection and a reliance on a constant internet connection.
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The domestic box office has been anemic so far this year with ticket sales down about 16% compared to last year.
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What the dissonance between widespread distribution and anemic sales shows is that the consumer response simply hasn't been there for BlackBerry.
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The latest lenses point to Snap releasing more content like this to attract users to the platform and battle anemic growth.
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Successful startups in Nigeria thrive against the odds of weak infrastructure, anemic power supply and general lack of funding and investment.
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These data points highlight the reality that the second quarter will not spring higher from the anemic first quarter growth rate.
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Cuba created the zone four years ago to attract foreign capital with tax and customs breaks to boost its anemic economy.
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That was the strongest growth rate since the third quarter of 221 and followed the second quarter's anemic 2000 percent pace.
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That was better than economists had expected, but anemic when compared with U.S. growth of 3.2 percent in the first quarter.
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In what was an otherwise anemic year for rookie network shows, "Blindspot" was the clear winner among the first-year class.
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The retirement of Peyton Manning should not be too big a blow, as his numbers were anemic most of last season.
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That anemic growth — for both United States and international subscribers — came in well below its forecast of 241 million new members.
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Poverty levels have increased, economic growth is anemic and the gap between rich and poor widens, driving voter anger and frustration.
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And so far none of their plans outline the will or the way to do that (especially not Ryan's anemic plan).
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Hoping to boost anemic inflation, the ECB has bought over 2 trillion euros worth of bonds in the past two years.
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Cuba created the zone three years ago to attract foreign capital with tax and customs breaks to boost its anemic economy.
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That does not mean such acts could not be grounds for impeachment, but it would make for an anemic obstruction prosecution.
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The once humming economy is anemic: according to one study, incomes for 97% of Italians haven't gone up in a decade.
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NRA lobbyists today are working an overwhelming number of bills, many of which would further weaken America's already anemic gun regulations.
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If not, it's a stinking pile of anemic cat-sick that's been dried into the carpet for the last two decades.
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It could be in Peña Nieto's interest to bash Trump as a way of dealing with his own anemic poll numbers.
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With a fairly anemic state party, there is little existing infrastructure for routine campaign activities like phone banks or canvassing drives.
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Does the anemic gain speak to a broader trend in car buying and the slow death of the proverbial American driver?
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He did not qualify for September's Democratic primary debate, and he has posted anemic poll numbers despite big spending on ads.
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For now, Snap looks more like Twitter, the social media service that has had rough times because of anemic user growth.
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Over the decade, however, GDP is expected to grow at a more anemic pace of 1.7 percent, below the historical average.
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With a weakened Joe Biden reporting rather anemic Q3 fundraising numbers, the two Midwesterners are looking to siphon off moderate support.
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But the economy expanded at an anemic 0.5 percent rate in the January-March period, the slowest pace in two years.
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But the big powers of the financial world are exhausted from a decade fighting anemic growth since the global financial crisis.
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And it certainly doesn't compare to Trump's anemic efforts to combat a heating planet, which amount to infantile jokes on Twitter.
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But steady hiring, a recovering housing market and soaring stock prices have helped lift spirits, even with the anemic annual growth.
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Japan's economy has been stuck in the doldrums for more than two decades with wage growth anemic and consumer prices falling.
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Some economists worry the envisioned pace of Fed tightening could hurt the economy, especially given the anemic nature of the recovery.
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Government research also found that more than a quarter of Indonesian children aged from five to 14 were anemic in 2013.
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But the economy expanded at an anemic 2023 percent rate in the January-March period, the slowest pace in two years.
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That rate matched the previous quarter's, and anemic as it is, it might have been worse but for Spain and France.
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Chris Hare, an economist with HSBC, said he expected only a slight pick-up which would point to anemic underlying growth.
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Both devices have 7th-generation Intel Core m3 processors inside, a measly 4GB of RAM, and a virtually anemic 128GB hard drive.
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Analysts at BMO Capital Markets estimate that Chinese aluminum demand growth last year was anemic by historical standards at just 1.1 percent.
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" She noted a definitive finding was that "for men who are mildly anemic, testosterone treatment might move them into normal hemoglobin level.
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Recent forecasts have shown that Athens could grow as much as 2.7 percent in 2017 after returning anemic growth figures last year.
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Last year was an anemic one for the world's largest mobile phone market, with total shipments falling 15.5 percent, CAICT data shows.
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Erratic retail numbers and an anemic gross domestic product growth number could indicate to some investors that the global economy is slowing.
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While 21.5's anemic growth level isn't an automatic disqualifier for an interest rate increase, the bar just got a little higher.
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Update 3/17/17 4:20pm EDT: 1600 Daily has tripped their "News Reports" section down to a single anemic Politico link.
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After debuting last weekend to an anemic $1.4 million, it plunged 71%, eking out $400,000 and pushing its gross to $2.2 million.
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While 2016's anemic growth level isn't an automatic disqualifier for an interest rate increase, the bar just got a little higher.
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The latest move by Snapchat is another way to entice users onto the app, as the company struggles with anemic user growth.
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A 2014 study conducted by Dr. Hunt showed that giving anemic people ice to chew can significantly improve their performance on tests.
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Weak spending on home building and nonresidential structures, including gas and oil well drilling, contributed to anemic growth in the last quarter.
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They were up a scant 0.1% for the week but still 84% higher than a year ago, when refinance volume was anemic.
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It was a stark contrast to the anemic 0.3 percent on-year growth in the global smartphone market for the same period.
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O'Rourke has come under scrutiny for his anemic donations to charity, which totaled just $20093,667 in 2017, or 0.3% of his income.
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At a time when the economy seems anemic, the degree to which government policies can continue to cultivate innovation is being tested.
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It will be odd to watch a Republican debate without seeing candidates mocked for anemic poll numbers and Jeb Bush getting bullied.
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Economists attributed that anemic number to warmer than average weather in January and February, which moved up hiring plans for some industries.
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With investors in fits over anemic user growth and preparing for weak 2016 guidance, Twitter must accelerate its product changes, Anthony said.
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Government debt yields were higher on Thursday despite data showing anemic wholesale inflation in the U.S. and mixed economic figures from China.
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Apple was the first to flag anemic Chinese demand for iPhones with a rare cut to its sales outlook earlier this month.
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It was just that in a world filled with superior sausages, those flaccid, anemic-looking pups wallowing in filthy water didn't appeal.
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Silicon Valley giants have repeatedly come under fire for the anemic ranks of women and people of color among their work force.
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"Growth in loan volume is largely due to growth in college costs and anemic increases in the federal Pell grants, " Kantrowitz said.
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Brazil's progress in shoring up its finances would be slow and growth anemic for the next two to three years, Moody's said.
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In contrast, last week Macy's Inc reported same-store sales growth that rose an anemic 0.7 percent, but missed Wall Street forecasts.
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Anemic productivity growth and flagging corporate profits can be traced to too much entitlement spending as the world's population ages, Greenspan added.
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Financial penalties against Russia since Moscow's 2014 annexation of the Crimean Peninsula has been a factor in the Russian economy's anemic state.
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But the Penguins had a series of disappointing postseasons characterized at times by a lack of discipline, porous goaltending and anemic offense.
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A recent Wall Street Journal survey gave her an anemic 21 percent approval rating from voters, while 43 percent viewed her negatively.
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New tariffs might not cause a recession, but another trade barrier could bring already-anemic economic growth to a halt, Bown said.
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Wage growth in the private sector was an anemic 1.9 percent in the June quarter compared with 2.5 percent two years ago.
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Average hourly wage growth has been 2.7 percent over the past year, anemic given the power and length of the economic expansion.
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Zayo has lost a quarter of its market value in the last 12 months amid anemic revenue growth and heavy capital expenditure.
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When I returned, the spectators had cleared, and in their place I found the anemic marble brick with its bluish, marshy veins.
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But Emilio's anemic fundraising numbers show that he might not have picked up on that part of learning for office just yet.
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Troubled by an anemic economy and shaky investor confidence, Mr. López Obrador is struggling to fund his ambitions to reshape his nation.
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But two questions loom over the holiday shopping season: How free will Americans be with their spending when wage growth remains anemic?
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The real estate market has been cooling in some parts of the country, and housing starts were anemic in June and July.
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The sport's longtime boss, Bernie Ecclestone, is gone and with him Formula One's rather anemic engagement with social media and digital information.
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Also, monthly construction spending in the United States rose at an anemic pace in July, following a drop in spending in June.
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In New Jersey (whose election was in 28503), it's been cut by two-thirds, from 22020 percent to an anemic 0.7 percent.
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We demand a proper and comprehensive reparations plan to put an end to anemic and anachronistic nation-states in this modern world.
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This was a considerable improvement on the anemic £16.5 million (about $21 million at current exchange rates) the company posted last July.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDP Now forecaster now sees tracking fourth quarter GDP at 1.7%, from an anemic 0.4% just eight days ago.
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The company on Tuesday said sales at stores open at least a year grew an anemic 0.4% during its most recent quarter.
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If the grains sprouted too soon, you had moldy grass; if they sprouted too late, you had anemic blades with bald spots.
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Argentina is the largest market for Brazilian manufactured goods, particularly automobiles, and its financial woes have weighed on Brazil's anemic economic recovery.
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As they construct tax reform that could help significantly improve America's anemic economic growth, policymakers in Washington should keep their heads up.
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People were extremely upset about Apple's anemic new bagel emoji, but as The Verge reports, the company has now rectified the situation.
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The real estate mogul turned to Twitter to predict that his absence would result in anemic ratings for the Fox News' forum.
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Even the European Central Bank - which is still struggling with anemic price growth - has its eye on phasing out its massive bond purchases.
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Trump previously posted anemic fundraising numbers for the month of May, although he has begun stepping up his own fundraising in recent days.
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The economy has now contracted in five of the past 228 quarters, and for all of 21.4 it grew an anemic 216 percent.
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And if tax cuts and slashing regulation ignites explosive economic growth, a Trump boom could help lift anemic economies in Euorope and Asia.
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There she learned that she had lost nearly 10 percent of her blood and was really anemic – a "wake-up call," she said.
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Seeing it in real life has been a shock: baby after baby born severely anemic, lungs filled with fluid, bodies covered with rashes.
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In addition to the aforementioned Neon Demon and Dressmaker, potential commercial player Elvis & Nixon had a theatrical run that was anemic at best.
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The manufacturing industry, a priority for President Donald Trump, failed to post a robust rebound in April after an anemic showing in March.
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This was a case of a person with pneumonia who was anemic and was taking medication when she should've been getting medical treatment.
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The Fed, however, did adjust its language about inflation, noting a more anemic rise in prices during the first few months of 2019.
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For its part, the Federal Reserve paused its cycle of rate hikes in March, citing a downgraded economic forecasts and anemic inflation prints.
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"Both gasoline and distillate apparent demand remains anemic with little improvement expected before years end," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates.
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As The Verge reported yesterday — and confirmed with Motorola — the 5G connection in Maui is running at a comparatively anemic 130 to 140Mbps.
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If, for example, the meeting is widely regarded as an anemic response to grave systemic problems, you will be tied to that perception.
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The past four winters have seen such anemic sea ice growth that they've been the lowest four maximum sea ice extents since 1979.
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But Deutsche's recent struggles — though heavy — are hardly unique as political uncertainty and anemic interest rates cripple European banks against their U.S. peers.
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Japan announced a 13.5 trillion yen ($134 billion)-fiscal stimulus plan on Tuesday as part of an effort to boost its anemic economy.
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New York's pass rush has been anemic, but I think they're in a good spot at home against the Rams in Week 7.
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Democratic campaigns are watching these numbers with quiet alarm, knowing that anemic black turnout can spell the difference between winning and losing elections.
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Pena Nieto promised to boost Mexico's anemic growth rates by passing major economic reforms, such as opening the energy sector to private investment.
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The report comes amid hopes that the U.S. economy will accelerate after an anemic first quarter that saw GDP increase just 1.2 percent.
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The song we're talking about ("All I Need Is an Angel") was written just for this show, but it was sappy and anemic.
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Sales growth in clothing and footwear was an anemic 0.3 percent while household goods rose 0.4 percent after falling for two straight months.
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Head to head, Roboto feels like a more substantial design, with the SamsungOne characters feeling weaker and anemic in comparison, as seen below.
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The libertarian darling suspended his White House run early last month, however, after an anemic showing in Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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Both have been anemic lately, hurt by the slide in energy-related activity and weak demand from overseas because of the stronger dollar.
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Anemic consumer spending, a tumbling stock market and the fallout from China's slowdown all stood in the way of faster expansion, experts say.
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Amazon got started in video streaming much later than Netflix, and its catalog of movies and television shows was initially anemic by comparison.
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Topics of discussion at the meeting will include the growth rate of the company, and future options if growth continues to be anemic.
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Economists polled by Dow Jones had expected the U.S. economy to add 165,000 jobs in June after May's initial anemic print of 75,000.
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Productivity, which is the most important long-term determinant of living standards, has grown at an anemic 0.6 percent annual rate since 2011.
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I interviewed one young man with Crohn's who gave himself hookworm, lost weight and became so anemic that he required emergency blood transfusions.
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Here's what it means: Monzo's move into consumer loans is a major step in its efforts to boost its thus far anemic revenue.
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Prime Minister Saad Hariri's shock resignation could unravel the first steps in years toward injecting some cash and confidence in Lebanon's anemic economy.
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This is a lesson that sounds pretty obvious—though Footloose's anemic characterization of anyone not named "Ren" makes it harder to suss out.
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More bad news came from the Bank of Japan which refrained from offering additional monetary stimulus despite anemic inflation and weak global growth.
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The anemic increase isn't great; economists will tell you that a stagnant or declining work force makes it tough to sustain economic growth.
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But more will be needed, especially as the size of the economic hit becomes clearer in a bloc that already had anemic growth.
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Researchers at IDCexpect 2016 smartphone market growth to finish the year at an anemic 1.6 percent; last year that figure was 10.4 percent.
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A long downturn in the property market and anemic household consumption are the biggest reasons the RBA has embarked on an easing cycle.
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And while by that time Mr. Cabrita Reis's monumental installations had already won him international acclaim, Portugal's art scene was still largely anemic.
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It's how we know that the economy has added jobs for a record-breaking 87 straight months but that wage growth remains anemic.
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They also reflect the anemic growth environment that has characterized the weakest economic recovery in modern history — albeit also the longest continuous one.
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By that measure, Snap is starting to look more like Twitter, another social network struggling with anemic growth in the number of users.
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Even young women who don't have bleeding disorders can lose enough blood through heavy menstrual periods to become significantly — and sometimes dangerously — anemic.
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KJ Feagin buoyed San Diego State in its offensively anemic first half, scoring all seven of his points in the first 20 minutes.
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To be safe, he ordered several tests — a couple to identify why she was anemic and one to look at her adrenal glands.
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Sony's "Smurfs: The Lost Village" came in fourth with $6.5 million, pushing the animated film's North American total to an anemic $24.7 million.
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It is an anemic restatement of common themes, now recast to reclaim a constituency whose defection supposedly cost the party the last election.
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"It's been an anemic reporting cycle but that doesn't mean it can't pick up," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.
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In addition to the anemic May numnbers, the prior two months' reports saw significant downward revisions with March's count corrected to 153,000 from 189,000.
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"They've really got to have a good day because the traffic levels have been pretty anemic," Ken Perkins, president of Retail Metrics, told CNBC.
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Consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity, increased at an anemic 1.0 percent pace in the first quarter.
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Screenshot: LinkedIn and CircaTech Jobs Box has an anemic LinkedIn page with banal stock art and a link to a website that doesn't exist.
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Researchers at IDC expect 2016 smartphone market growth to finish the year at an anemic 1.6 percent; last year that figure was 10.4 percent.
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If we all do our part, the outlook for oil and gas — even at today's anemic prices — begins to look a lot stronger, fast.
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Just take a look at the tulip itself, three-pronged like a trident, as pretty as the anemic rose from Beauty and the Beast.
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Anemic price pressure can be problematic for the Fed, as some members of the central bank hope to resume hiking its benchmark lending rate.
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Jobs Reality Check: Trump calls the most recent jobs report 'anemic' By Patrick Gillespie, CNNMoney Trump slammed the US job market's progress in September.
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Oil's global drop left the government far short of its revenue needs and with only an anemic private sector to generate taxes or jobs.
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Less than 24 hours later, Familia dropped another one to the Rockies after the anemic Mets offense staked him to a 393-0 lead.
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In contrast, the San Francisco Bay Area, the nation's most dynamic metropolitan area, grew an anemic 1.4 percent per year between 2010 and 2015.
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The housing market is suffering its worst downturn in a generation and wages growth is anemic, leading households to sharply cut back on spending.
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Despite the anemic "growth" these policies have wrought, the left continues to trumpet that it will regulate, tax and spend the U.S. into prosperity.
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The U.S. economy grew at an anemic 0.7 percent rate in the first three months of the year, the weakest performance in three years.
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Economists believe Federal Reserve officials are likely to view both the anemic consumer spending and GDP growth as temporary when they meet next week.
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MLB Team Report - Philadelphia Phillies - INSIDE PITCH PHILADELPHIA — After a surprisingly strong start the Philadelphia Phillies are being dragged down by their anemic offense.
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And at a time when U.S. economic growth remains anemic at best, there's a better way forward, and one that has bipartisan congressional support.
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The reports follow a weak reading of the GDP, which showed that the U.S. economy expanded at an anemic rate in the fourth quarter.
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Those turnout problems for Democrats were compounded by anemic performances among white men and women without a college degree, and white men with degrees.
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While she reluctantly agreed to allow members to impeach, she wants to submit an anemic impeachment to the Senate by the start of 2020.
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Today, the president's approval rating clocks in at an anemic 40 percent — 25 points below average, and 15 points below the next lowest performance.
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The story always returns to the eventful but uninteresting frenemyship of Julia and Jake, with its anemic banter and ever-so-slight sexual tension.
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Lulled by the polls, the government failed to drive Colombians to the ballot box, resulting in anemic turnout in places that favored the deal.
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For Jordan's leaders, grappling with debt and an economy growing at an anemic 2.4 percent, access to the European market is a critical incentive.
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Today, labor productivity growth is anemic — it has averaged only 1.2 percent over the current business cycle, the lowest average since the early 85033s.
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At the same time, however, small business lending has been "anemic," according to a recent U.S. Treasury assessment — barely rebounding to pre-recession levels.
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But last week, the automaker pulled the wraps off another version of the classic "pony car" that makes it look almost anemic by comparison.
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U.S. government debt yields rose slightly on Thursday after first-quarter gross domestic product growth slowed more than expected thanks to anemic consumer spending.
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This year's global trade growth is forecast by the World Trade Organization at an anemic 2.8 percent - its fifth straight year below 3 percent.
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The mining industry directly contributes more than 7 percent to the economy which has been struggling with anemic growth over the last 10 years.
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The Arneson ("Hello Halibut," 1974), for example, looks a bit thin and anemic, especially in contrast to some of the richer pieces hung nearby.
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Your Money Adviser After years of anemic rates, savings accounts are finally offering interest that approaches the rate of inflation — especially if they're digital.
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After an anemic first year where concurrent players topped out at around 50,000, CS:GO now routinely has more than half a million players daily.
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It began the season with a pair of anemic losses that seemed to be the starting blocks for a year of losing and misery.
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Teachers had wanted legislators to raise business and income taxes on wealthy Arizonans to restore cuts to public education and boost anemic teacher salaries.
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In the emergency room, the cause of her weakness was quickly identified: She was severely anemic, and an essential electrolyte, potassium, was dangerously low.
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Economists are forecasting a 0.1 percent rise in overall retail sales, which they believe were held back by anemic automobile sales and gas purchases.
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Plants actually do want to live, which can come as a shock if your grandmother's anemic orchids are the only greenery you've ever known.
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But she needs to show she can move ahead of Buttigieg, and her support among black voters is even more anemic than his is.
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We have our work cut out for us, with progressives still facing anemic levels of control of state legislatures, governorships, and state attorneys general.
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With an anemic 37% approval rating, Trump is on track to see his Republican colleagues lose enough seats to flip control of the House.
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The result has been that the country has 5.5 million job openings, a near-record level, but still relatively anemic labor force participation rates.
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This would only lead to increased migration to mainland, which would only further weaken an already anemic economy and erode the island's tax base.
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TORONTO/VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Just as global miners recover from an extended downturn and anemic metal prices, the industry faces a fresh challenge: higher costs.
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But they played down its relevance as underlying inflation remains anemic, wage growth is muted and the slack in the labor market remains sizable.
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The anger has been fueled by the nation's worsening economy, which has suffered soaring inflation, anemic growth, flagging exports and a ballooning budget deficit.
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South Korea's sales abroad have fallen even more precipitously as an anemic smartphone market has left chips to stack up in the country's warehouses.
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South Korea's sales abroad have fallen even more precipitously as an anemic smartphone market has left chips to stack up in the country's warehouses.
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Their research suggests such anemic rebounds are characterized by "very sluggish U-shaped recovery" in incomes, Rogoff wrote last year, and persistently high unemployment.
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California had the fifth largest economy in the world before the recession, falling seven spots by 2012, while growing at an anemic 0.1 percent.
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This anemic allegorical vanité reminds us that we are all melting and that it is advisable to meditate on the transient nature of life.
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The BOJ is expected to ease monetary policy at a meeting ending on July 29, a Reuters poll of economists found, to boost anemic inflation.
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Our startup arena is anemic in terms of it, and it's primarily in six geographies where 90 percent of the U.S. venture capital goes into.
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Joe Natale, chief executive of Canadian cellular provider Rogers Communications, said that iPhone 8 demand at his company's stores has been "anemic," according to Reuters.
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Loan growth is expected to be anemic at 1.9 percent, while competition for deposits will crimp banks' profit margins starting in 2020, according to Kleinhanzl.
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Local television stations count on elections to provide a quadrennial flood of cash, but this year, Donald Trump's anemic ad spending has left them wanting.
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The "political novel," so frequently an anemic assemblage of thesis statements, is, in Hrabal's hands, antic and unpredictable, full of eccentric strategies for imaginative resistance.
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Filings from late September reveal an anemic DNC mired in debt while the RNC has senior staff set up already in a whopping 18.6 states.
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Under the two-year premiership of Matteo Renzi, reforms were made, especially in labour law, but they were judged too little, and produced anemic growth.
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Abe appears to be floating the idea of delaying a sales tax hike planned for 2017 amid anemic economic growth and essentially non-existent inflation.
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Cuba created the zone, just west of Havana, three years ago to attract foreign capital with tax and customs breaks to boost its anemic economy.
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As NPR reported last month, IV bags, injections for various anemic disorders, and a tissue-numbing agent — which seems kind of important at a hospital!
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The anemic May growth comes after a powerful surge in April of 271,000, the highest since July though revised down 4,000 from the initial reading.
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We still don't know how or whether negligence or poor management, not just an anemic response due to underreporting, lead to suffering and perhaps death.
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But the majority of hives in Arkansas, where the Coys kept most of their 13,000 hives, were too anemic to ship to California almond growers.
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Productivity, a key factor determining how fast the economy can grow and how much living standards can increase, has been anemic throughout the economic recovery.
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It has subsequently raised rates three times and is now most likely already ahead of the curve due to the anemic state of the economy.
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It's routinely bashed in public and private forums for being a boring, anemic place; it's popularly discussed like it's the fucking Bill Lumbergh of cities.
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Tice pointed out the economy is not doing very well, with the gross domestic product growing by an anemic 0.7 percent in the first quarter.
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Will voters accept an anemic 2628 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth as the new normal, with the resulting continued downward spiral of American prosperity?
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Many voters were concerned about trillions in additional debt, the burdensome Obamacare mandates, executive overreach on immigration and an anemic economic recovery on Obama's watch.
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That first year for in Pittsburgh, however, Bell battled injury; in addition to his anemic slashline, he hit only five home runs in 44 games.
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"The scene was fairly anemic," says Noah Nelson, creator of No Proscenium, a newsletter and podcast devoted to chronicling immersive theater productions across the country.
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European energy prices are more than twice as high as the United States and their economies lag far behind even the anemic growth under Obama.
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When I think about the current state of our economy, I don't think about it in terms of our anemic GDP growth or other indicators.
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But, lulled by the polls, the government failed to drive Colombians to the ballot box, resulting in anemic turnout in places that favored the deal.
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The Bank of Japan refrained from offering additional monetary stimulus despite anemic inflation and weak global growth, sending the yen to a 22-month high.
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But following the anemic recovery of the Obama era, some economists believe the economy still has demand capable of fueling growth for the foreseeable future.
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Details: The wildfires are belching smoke high into the air, but with anemic winds aloft much of it is getting trapped above the Golden State.
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On the field, some saw a quarterback with anemic passing statistics while others saw a player who always seemed to find a way to win.
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When her family adopted her as a two-year-old from China, Molly was anemic and fatigued from not undergoing regular transfusions, according to Baer.
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It gave a jolt of momentum to the Patriots (8-2), as if they needed it in a blowout that laid bare Oakland's anemic defense.
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The anemic job creation and rising wages could indicate that the pool of available workers was drying up, and employers were having trouble filling openings.
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Biden, next at just $8.9 million, has burned through money at a fast clip over the past three months, while posting an anemic fundraising haul.
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Employers added 211,000 workers, the Labor Department said, helping to quell doubts raised by sluggish growth in the first quarter and anemic hiring in March.
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But little foreign aid money is devoted to them, even though the first two kill many newborns and worm diseases make toddlers anemic and stunted.
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Many writers have mixed feelings about author tours, which all too often, especially these days, feature perfunctory encounters with anemic crowds in half-empty bookstores.
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And their efforts at negotiations were anemic, boiling down to a 20-minute conversation on December that got them no closer to a bipartisan result.
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"Building the nation's infrastructure is a key to helping jump-start an economy that's been in some anemic growth pattern for the past several years."
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For instance, when asked about the mayor's anemic reception among black voters, Harris zoomed out to indict the Democratic Party's penchant for neglecting black women.
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Trunfio, looking pleased, assigned the clip a B. Pitch 2 was an anemic office prank: a woman surprised by a screen saver of a camel.
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Jericho Sims led the anemic Longhorns' offense, scoring 211 points and pulling down 244 rebounds, while Courtney Ramey hit for 227 points off the bench.
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No one would welcome a Netanyahu exit more than Israel's anemic left, which has been loudly assailing his authoritarian and rightward drift for several years.
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Aussie workers still can't catch a break: Wage growth in Australia remains anemic, coming in at annual growth of 83% for the June quarter. 2.
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"If productivity growth continues to be anemic, we're in trouble," said Hal Varian, Google's chief economist and an emeritus professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
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They were sparser and more anemic-looking than ever, but I didn't want to pay the hundreds of dollars it would have cost for more extensions.
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Despite the anemic growth, Mexico offers investors plenty of incentive to invest in its sovereign debt, generally viewed as a much safer bet than corporate securities.
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Officially, the country is projected to register anemic economic growth this year after drought devastated agricultural output and a cyclone ripped through parts of eastern Zimbabwe.
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The story came amid a stock sell off Thursday and the announcement that the economic grew at an anemic pace in the first quarter -- just 0.5%.
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Bret: Judging by the small size of his crowds and his anemic fund-raising numbers (a leading indicator of future poll numbers), Biden is probably finished.
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Jason Furman, President Barack Obama's top economic adviser, says a slowdown in labor productivity growth is "the single most important factor" in explaining anemic income gains.
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Their long game goal is not to defeat America on the battlefield but rather to redefine it in the history books as an anemic, declining power.
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Fed policy-makers forecast a rebound in economic activity from an anemic first quarter when U.S. gross domestic product posted its smallest increase in three years.
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Sea ice extent continues to limp along at an anemic record low for this time of year, due to weather patterns and long-term climate change.
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One hypothesis is that women can lose a lot of blood, and iron, during their period, putting them into an anemic state, which would reduce endurance.
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As years of aggressive money printing stretch the limits of monetary policy, the G7 policy response to anemic inflation and subdued growth has become increasingly splintered.
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The Labor Department said in a report Tuesday that business prices inched higher in May, the latest data to suggest anemic inflation in the United States.
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After seven years of anemic economic growth, Americans are facing limited job opportunities, stagnant wages, a diminishing middle class and dismal economic prospects for our youth.
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If all those conditions were in place, investors could continue to believe a turnaround in the anemic 2-percent GDP growth endured since 2010 was imminent.
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Its share price popped around 26 percent to $41.58 a share, a positive sign for what's been an anemic tech IPO market over the last year.
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And this anemic state of GDP growth shows no signs of picking up steam, despite the hype and hope from Wall Street regarding the new president.
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In the third quarter, Repatha had anemic sales of just $40 million, while Praluent took in $38 million for drugs forecast to be multibillion-dollar products.
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The nuclear agreement he eagerly spearheaded provided Tehran with numerous un-earned concessions, in exchange for anemic and ultimately reversible commitments regarding its uranium enrichment program.
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If growth rates in some Latin American countries remain anemic, they could then face a "monetary dilemma" of whether to cut rates further, risking capital outflows.
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You get to step up your cooking game, and you get to pad up your savings account that's looking a little anemic thanks to the holidays.
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The Communist-run island created the zone three years ago, hoping to lure foreign capital with significant tax and customs breaks to boost its anemic economy.
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Hobbled by heavy regulation and high unemployment, French GDP growth in 2016 was an anemic 1.1 percent and is predicted to reach 1.5 percent this year.
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"This company's growth is so anemic, I'd rather just own a utility, any utility ... unless Kraft Heinz can find someone, a competitor, to buy," he said.
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Namely, that our government has, over time, shackled the economy with crippling regulations that contribute to anemic growth and help explain the worst recovery in decades.
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Concerns about a global credit blight and anemic interest rates appeared to weigh on U.S. financial stocks Tuesday, sending shares of the nation's largest banks tumbling.
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He told reporters he also wanted the incoming government to stand up to European Union rules, which his party has repeatedly blamed for Italy's anemic economy.
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Even with stars like Dez Bryant, Tony Romo and La'el Collins sidelined, the Cowboys should outscore the 49ers' anemic offense and keep their hot streak going.
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Former Presidents Clinton and Reagan, who saw substantial stock gains in their two terms in office, both oversaw anemic stock performances early in their first terms.
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In fact, it looks so normal, an obviously stock Toyota 86 pulled up beside me on the highway at one point and revved its anemic motor.
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But sexual assaults and domestic violence — both of which usually involve a female victim — have long had the opposite problem; their prosecution has been utterly anemic.
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A severe flea infestation can seriously damage your cat's skin and could even induce an allergic reaction or cause them to become anemic from blood loss.
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But Little Women's anemic showing when it comes to awards demonstrates that men's consistent disinterest in a "woman's picture" like Little Women comes with real consequences.
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After all, in 2016, Medicare spent an anemic $28.75 million out of a $646 billion budget, or less than 85033 percent, on services delivered via telehealth.
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Google Health announced new research Tuesday, showing that when the company's AI is applied to retinal scans, it can help determine if a patient is anemic.
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If Iran's anemic response on Tuesday is any indication, the Suleimani strike has already restored deterrence — and our troops in the region are safer for it.
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Compare that to the Democratic National Committee's anemic fundraising operation, which has only raised half as much and has nearly seven times less cash on hand.
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It is the very last thing that an anemic European economy and a Europe already having to contend with a rise in political populism now needs.
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"If productivity growth continues to be anemic, we're in trouble," said Hal Varian, Google's chief economist and an emeritus professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Cardin was skeptical, though, that peace efforts had been dealt a serious blow, but only because he believed them to be anemic even before Trump's announcement.
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The Panthers' defense also played admirably, as you might guess from Denver's relatively anemic offensive totals, which were the worst ever for a Super Bowl champion.
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If anything, given the anemic productivity growth, we should worry that robots and related technologies are being underused, thereby holding back the advance of new economic sectors.
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That anemic growth is part of the reason you have lower capital expenditures that we need to create enough high paying jobs, people didn't have enough opportunity.
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Microsoft's anemic supply of first-party games for the Xbox One isn't a secret, but the company took big steps to rectify that at E3 this year.
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"Many are anemic, have sexually transmitted diseases, wounds or even broken bones as a result of beatings and abuse," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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But in people who aren't anemic, the increased blood flow probably isn't noticeable, "because their brains are getting plenty of oxygen all the time," Dr. Hunt says.
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And that anemic growth rate is headed even lower; up just 1.2 percent over the past year and only 1 percent for the first half of 2016.
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A nurse helped explain the results: Besides critically low potassium that could stop her heart, my mother was anemic and her kidneys weren't functioning at full throttle.
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After adding more fat and salt to her food intake, her period came back – but by 2017, she said, she was "basically anemic" with low thyroid levels.
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If you need to have something, just have a piece of fruit or juice that will get sugar into the bloodstream, especially if you're anemic or diabetic.
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One in three adolescent girls are anemic, mainly due to iron deficiency, while more than one in five women are overweight, said the report, published in February.
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The Atlanta Fed sees gross domestic product increasing just 0.6 percent for the first quarter, a decline from the anemic 5.0 percent growth to close out 2015.
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Second, today's mostly anemic cybersecurity policy discussion need to be broadened to focus on less sexy topics, such as patch management, IT modernization, and digital identity management.
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Job creation snapped higher in March after an anemic February print, with nonfarm payrolls expanding by 196,000, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report released Friday.
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World refined copper production rose by 2000 percent last year and it only managed that anemic growth rate thanks to a 1043-percent rise in secondary production.
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Until we understand our class system, warts and all, we will be saddled with an anemic democratic system that only makes our class and race resentments worse.
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Symbolically, the anemic numbers demonstrate that progressive donors disgruntled by the disastrous 2016 primary process have not come home in this time of need for the Democrats.
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In the late nineties, Africa was tough territory, while apartheid ended in South Africa, progress towards peace and democracy across the rest of the continent was anemic.
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For 15 years, America has had anemic growth rate of less than 85033 percent, when we need to grow at a rate of more than 4 percent.
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The latter is especially ironic since Judge Kavanaugh has taken criticism from the right that his theory of invalidity for the Affordable Care Act was too anemic.
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The shuttle system simply can't keep up with the crush of people and the anemic monorail — an affront to public transit — is useless during the daytime rush.
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So, especially in this anemic macro-economic environment, it's a lot less risky for them if they feel like they already have a sense of the team.
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LHP Wei-Yin Chen was hit hard in losing to the anemic Phillies on Wednesday night, allowing four runs on 20 hits over 24 22/143 innings.
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While Friday's announcement will help workers on low incomes and support anemic consumption growth, it was unlikely to boost average wage growth in the country, economists said.
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Imagine what the presence of Judge would do, not just for an anemic lineup, but for the organization that always seems to put the fun in dysfunction.
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Inflation has crept up but remains below the Fed's 2 percent target, and wage growth remains anemic — even the surprising figure for January was later revised down.
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Meanwhile the U.S. economy, per numbers released Friday by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, grew by an anemic 0.7 percent in the first quarter of this year.
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"When we talk about low inflation and anemic growth, it's critical that efforts to boost potential growth ... accompany monetary and fiscal policies to lift demand," Kuroda said.
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These wines, once pitilessly disparaged as dull and anemic, have been hotter than July for a decade, a climatic shift that shows no signs of letting up.
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President Trump, who will need to be the salesman in chief for the proposal, has an anemic 38 percent approval rating in the RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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That would mark a sharp recovery from the 2017/18 season, which was walloped by a drought that reduced the harvest to an anemic 37.8 million tonnes.
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So while businesses showed an anemic gain of 98,000 jobs in terms of payrolls, households reported a 472,000 increase in employment, without any fall in labor participation.
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Winning seats in the European Parliament is often easier for them than winning at home, because turnout is anemic, boosting the chances for well-organized protest candidates.
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I've tried pencils, I've tried powders, but nothing has managed to make my brows look like anything other than two anemic caterpillars slopped lazily above my eyes.
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The company said sales at stores open at least a year grew an anemic 210% during its most recent quarter, my CNN Business colleague Nathaniel Meyersohn reports.
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The latest Harvard CAPS/Harris survey put his approval rating at 2202 percent, a higher number than some other polls that show Trump with more anemic ratings.
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Like the other two programs, cash redemption offers the worst value — Citi redeems at 0.5 cents per point, making this a particularly anemic way to use points.
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A Gallup weekly poll released Monday found Trump's approval rating rising to its highest level in 85033 months, but it still stood at an anemic 42 percent.
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Some would construe "completely unique" as utterly hopeless, but by beating the Knicks twice in five days, the Nets improved their winning percentage to a still-anemic .
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For years, auto parts retailer stocks drove higher thanks to an anemic economy that required Americans to go for longer periods of time without buying a new car.
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What makes Divergent such an anemic excuse for a pop culture phenomenon is that it borrows popular tropes from other YA franchises without understanding what makes them compelling.
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Brazil's persistently high unemployment reflects a huge degree of slack in the economy, which has kept growth anemic, interest rates at a record low and inflation well contained.
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In 1926, Duchamp moved from object to film, collaborating with Man Ray to produce "Anemic Cinema," a seven-minute clip that alternates between spiraling images and rotating text.
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I'm reminded of messages that fluttered across my Twitter feed after the Orlando shooting, when several elected officials sent out anemic notes requesting prayers for the affected families.
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Rescue officials say the birds, instantly recognizable with their long, pointy beaks, were emaciated, anemic and suffering from other ailments when they arrived at the group&aposs aviaries.
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Barclays bank said global oil demand in the third quarter was expanding at less than a third of the year-earlier rate, weighed down by anemic economic growth.
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However, with Japan skirting recession and inflation still anemic, many of his aides have proposed postponing the tax hike to ensure Japan makes a sustained exit from deflation.
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Compounding the omission is the fact that many local governments do not even have their own M.W.B.E. require or if they do, their goal is anemic at best.
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Offshoring activity has declined substantially from the previous decade, productivity growth has been anemic in the last six years, and tighter labor markets are beginning to accelerate wages.
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While Microsoft is rightly being pilloried for its anemic first-party software efforts, the Xbox One actually now has more to play on it than any other console.
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Factor in the "very anemic growth" in Europe, a large exporting market, "and you just don't have a lot of organic growth" to go around, the analyst said.
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Since last week, top U.S. central bank officials have signaled the possibility of a rate increase in coming months if the economy rebounds from an anemic first quarter.
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That means that the disappointing 2294,2000 figure reported Wednesday by ADP for September could easily be a healthier number near 20123,22012 or an anemic one closer to 262,22014.
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Sales of Amgen's potent, expensive new cholesterol fighter Repatha remained anemic at just $27 million, largely held back by insurers refusing to cover the medicine for many patients.
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Here in the US, the Fed raised interest rates in December despite the fact that inflation was still below its 2 percent target and economic growth was anemic.
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That same day, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the agency that produces the GDP report, announced that the economy was growing an anemic 0.6 percent but still growing.
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In addition, quiescence in commodity prices clearly illustrates that not only is global growth anemic, but inflation is not currently perceived to be an issue any time soon.
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"We're a little stronger, the curve is a little flatter, but volume has been anemic," said Justin Lederer, an interest rate strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.
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As a result, capital investment is lower, wages are suppressed, productivity is down, and the budget deficit continues to widen in the face of anemic corporate tax revenues.
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Federal spending on infrastructure has remained anemic for 6900 years and comes nowhere close to what it was during the peak of construction on the National Highway System.
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There is Claudia Messina (Florencia Lozano), who is sent from the United States to take over the Drug Enforcement Administration's somewhat anemic efforts to assist in the manhunt.
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Weighed down by anemic business spending, overstocked factories and warehouses, and a surprisingly weak housing sector, the American economy barely improved this spring after its usual winter doldrums.
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Even without the NAFTA issue, the Mexican elections are taking place against the backdrop of an anemic Mexican economy that is being adversely impacted by U.S. economic developments.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc Chief Executive Officer Larry Fink on Friday sounded another warning on the U.S. economy after the government reported anemic growth in the first quarter.
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And it's possible that Biden will finally enter the race and defy both his anemic performance in previous presidential contests and the emerging #MeToo narrative about his handsiness.
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Jeff Flake(y), who is unelectable in the Great State of Arizona (quit race, anemic polls) was caught (purposely) on 'mike' saying bad things about your favorite President.
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And that's evidenced by his strength in the states of the former Confederacy and his anemic 9% support among African-Americans, according to an August 2018 Quinnipiac poll.
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Jeff Flake(y), who is unelectable in the Great State of Arizona (quit race, anemic polls) was caught (purposely) on "mike" saying bad things about your favorite President.
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But an inflamed colon can also prevent the body from absorbing nutrients and cause enough blood loss to leave a person anemic (which a hematologist said I was).
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The landmark bill aims to save the Treasury around 1 trillion reais ($267 billion) over the next decade, boost investment and bring the anemic economy back to life.
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The batter behind Gardner, Aaron Judge, had looked as anemic in the first eight innings as he did in his brief trial late last season, with four strikeouts.
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The flour tortillas happily bear no resemblance to their anemic grocery-store counterparts; they're chewy and thick enough to stand up to the meat, slightly muffling the salt.
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The scale works in oversize rooms with high ceilings where a regular headboard might look anemic, and the posts offer a feeling of coziness in a big space.
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Like mortgage-backed securities struggled with price discovery, and that creates an anemic market where you ... What am I buying and who are the potential buyers and sellers?
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After anemic performances in the first three nominating clashes in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, Biden bet everything on the Palmetto State and its diverse, more moderate electorate.
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A future of dwindling work forces, anemic spending, depressed rates of business formation and economic stagnation may be ahead if we ignore the promise of the longevity economy.
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Don't get me wrong — we have significant economic challenges (as reflected in our anemic sub-2 percent growth rate), and thoughtful tax policy can play a positive role.
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Japan's anemic growth is also a credit weakness because Abe's attempts to reflate the economy, known as "Abenomics," have not raised potential growth, Fitch said in a statement.
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While earnings growth might not be anemic to nonexistent, Joule Financial President Quint Tatro says monetary policy could be enough to support a path to stock market gains.
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The Indian prime minister faces elections in April and May, a lackluster economy and a need to recover from an anemic showing in state-level voting last year.
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However, looking to silence growing alarm from EU allies, he said the government had to respond to years of anemic growth in the euro zone's third largest economy.
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It has a sparse half cubic foot of luggage space, and its base model sports an anemic 33 horsepower generating a top speed of 40 miles per hour.
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Under ordinary circumstances, the Packers would be a solid favorite, but Aaron Rodgers is out, and his replacement Brett Hundley is 1-2 and putting up anemic numbers.
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" College students who endure sexual assault and sexual harassment have long been frustrated by anemic responses from their schools, which too often echo that message: "Nothing wrong occurred.
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They say Indian women — often worn out, anemic and at higher risk of death because they bear children young and often — urgently need methods to delay or space pregnancies.
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Mason kept Ottawa's anemic offense silent in the first 20 minutes, stopping Jean-Gabriel Pageau's breakaway attempt and a point-blank attempt by top-line left winger Ryan Dzingel.
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An economic slowdown in China could have significant impacts on energy markets because Asia is the engine of oil consumption, while demand is fairly anemic in developed Western countries.
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Tests showed that under all that dirt, Larry was a shih-tzu who was frail, anemic, infested with hookworms and suffering through an eye, ear and foot infection simultaneously.
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The hike, originally planned for October, has already been delayed once and Abe may be moving for another postponement due to anemic economic growth and essentially non-existent inflation.
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As part of that argument, the campaign's South Carolina surrogates are spreading the word that New Hampshire voters shouldn't vote for Pete Buttigieg because of his anemic black support.
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He would stick with safer investments, including Treasury bonds and stocks in sectors that can generate growth in an anemic economy, such as health care, technology and consumer staples.
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Go90, which launched back in 2015, suffered from a silly name and anemic viewership rates across the board, and none of its original video programming ever really caught on.
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Also weighing on sentiment was the International Monetary Fund's warning that the euro zone may see prolonged anemic growth, backing the European Central Bank's (ECB) plans for fresh stimulus.
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But the fact that even aluminum is expected to stage a price recovery, albeit a pretty anemic one, over the next two years is indicative of the general mood.
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The arancina—the round ones in sauce and therefore the Palermitian style, as the joint's name suggests—seemed pale, anemic, in need of a transfusion of white-hot oil.
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"Economics 101 would suggest that, if labor shortages did in fact exist, upward pressure on wages would be more pronounced and payroll growth would be anemic," the report said.
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The "All The Way Up" rapper has felt compelled to take the reins of recovery efforts in large part because of the Trump Administration's anemic response to the tragedy.
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Global growth fears have been building over the first quarter amid spotty U.S. economic news, like February's anemic jobs gains of just 20,215.9, a tenth of what was expected.
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Even as the anemic U.S. economy struggles, the world's largest economy and one of our biggest competitors, China, has experienced growth of between 6 to 7 percent this year.
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In return for its endorsement, Italy's government hopes for a boost in exports and investment that will lift its anemic economy out of its third recession in a decade.
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In comparison to an anemic 2016 for venture-backed technology IPOs Now, I know what you are thinking: you just declared the IPO dead this year, you weekend clickbaiter.
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Like most adolescent girls employed by the industry, she is overworked, underweight, anemic and hungry at work, according to doctors who have been running health camps in the region.
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But while U.S. equities continue to churn out gains, Eibel warned that a shaky political backdrop and anemic economic recovery could spark a selloff over the next several months.
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Despite the anemic job gains, the official unemployment rate, (which is based on a separate survey of households), fell to 4.7 percent, its lowest point in nearly a decade.
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But the attempts to revive Japan's anemic consumer spending through unconventional monetary policy have created new problems for the central bank in its dealings with markets and financial institutions.
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There are numerous actions — not overly difficult or even controversial — that could reverse our slide toward a national economy that is too anemic to give lift to people's dreams.
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The Russian economy is seen shrinking by 0.5 percent, struggling with low oil prices and international sanctions, while South Africa is expected to post anemic growth of 0.3 percent.
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Minutes on the April Fed policy meeting, released last week, hinted the U.S. central bank may raise interest rates soon if the economy rebounds from an anemic first quarter.
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The United States recovered slowly from the relatively mild recession that followed the bursting of the dot-com bubble, and the current recovery has been anemic by many measures.
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The August jobs report showed weaker hiring overall as continued strength in the service sectors struggled to offset anemic manufacturing gains and losses in the mining and extraction industry.
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Robinson and his cohort will have to show some dramatic improvement if the Rams are to avoid repeating last season's anemic scoring production, which ranked 29th in the league.
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They were bitter about being constantly "drafted" into mandatory overtime — departures and anemic recruiting had left the department with only 27,500 sworn officers, down 500 from five years earlier.
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You may be iron deficient without being anemic, but since your body needs iron to make the hemoglobin in red blood cells, anemia may be just down the road.
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I had been gone for almost four years, and there were now so many co-working spaces and upscale salad shops; so many anemic new buildings with narrow balconies.
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A worldwide recession is not yet on the cards but, at a minimum, the added uncertainty will restrain investment and productivity, which already looked anemic in all major economies.
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The Yankees' offense was just as anemic against Ryan Merritt, who, like Montgomery, was called up from the minors earlier in the day, as it had been against Bauer.
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He takes over with the U.S. economy expected to accelerate after years of anemic post-recession growth, and as investors look for the Fed to continue to increase rates.
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The tariffs would shatter previous agreements with the two, South America's biggest economies, at a time when Argentina is in recession and Brazil confronts high unemployment and anemic growth.
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This is a hard-to-break cycle that could entrench anemic price growth, making it harder to get it back to the desired at-or-just-below 2 percent.
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But several weeks ago, his campaign reversed course and dropped its objection to assistance from an outside spending group amid anemic fundraising and escalating attacks from President Donald Trump.
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This is a hard-to-break cycle that could entrench anemic price growth, making it tougher to get it back to the desired at-or-just-below 2 percent.
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However they needed to balance anemic inflation and slow income growth against high household debt, meaning interest rates were set to be at record lows for a while yet.
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Instead, the result is what former Justice Department officials say is an anemic reform plan, announced in June, that largely leaves the future of policing there to the police.
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The EDM-driven pop hits of recent years sound anemic without club subwoofers, and even hitmaking DJ-producers like Kygo and Zedd have now somewhat stripped down their approaches.
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Its first edition, the fever-dream of the photographer and curator Folakunle Oshun, took place at a railway yard that was underused because of the city's anemic train service.
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Look at it this way: If all trout fishing were catch-and-kill, our streams would, at best, be full of anemic, hatchery-raised trout, if any at all.
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At the time, the world also was preoccupied with a sovereign debt crisis in Europe and an anemic U.S. economy that saw GDP growth of just 1.6 percent in 2011.
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Barclays bank said global oil demand in the third quarter of 2016 was expanding at less than a third of the year-earlier rate, weighed down by anemic economic growth.
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The governor said Trump is a "change agent in this election," while Democrat Hillary Clinton represents an "anemic recovery" from the 2008 financial crisis and poorly constructed foreign policy measures.
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A Fox News poll taken just a couple of weeks before Trump formally announced his candidacy last June, for example, found Trump with an anemic 4% of support among Republicans.
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To the delight of the audience, Ramsay criticized him for using "anemic" white bread and for not spreading the peanut butter and jelly to the very edge of the slices.
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Repatha has had improving but anemic sales since its approval nearly two years ago on the basis of its LDL-lowering prowess, with second-quarter sales of just $83 million.
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As the global outlook darkened and growth at home slowed to an anemic pace, Japanese shares wiped out all the gains since the BOJ expanded its stimulus in October 2014.
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"There is incredible demand for high quality issuance with a 5% type trading level, but demand for the riskier part of high-yield is still very anemic," said another banker.
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On Monday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer slammed the White House report as "fake math," pointing out that wage growth has remained anemic even though companies are posting record profits.
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EditorsNote: 8th graf, changes WVU total yards to 152 As No. 6 West Virginia's offense turned anemic, host Iowa State seemed to be the team possessing all the weapons Saturday.
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One: I think the pressure mounted on the Justice Department when the president's [initial] statement was so anemic and high-level officials had to sort of start covering for him.
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The Bank of Japan is expected to ease monetary policy at a meeting ending on July 29, according to a majority of economists polled by Reuters, to boost anemic inflation.
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Toronto's anemic offensive output was a result of another terrific performance by the Indians' pitchers, beginning with the starter, Josh Tomlin, who outdueled the 20-game winner J. A. Happ.
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American institutions throw up obstacles -- inhumane immigration enforcement, crushing education costs, an anemic and racially exclusionary social safety net -- that makes social mobility highly improbable, especially for an undocumented immigrant.
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Anemic, existing United Nations sanctions have had some impact: the economy is teetering, the people starving, and critical military and civilian infrastructure is in desperate need of repair and upkeep.
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I get bonus points on everything from food trucks to parking metersIt's the elephant in the room: points earning with the Chase Sapphire Reserve is anemic compared to the competition.
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Growth was anemic in 2017 and Colombians are thirsty for social change, especially after the losing candidate, Gustavo Petro, used his campaign to shine a light on deep social inequalities.
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But very little of this would matter if Twitter's shares and results had not remained so anemic, especially compared to its ever-growing profile and importance in the global conversation.
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"He wants to brush people into a corner where he can shine his feeble, fucking anemic firefly of a soul," Mr. Colbert continued, inching his two pointer fingers close together.
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Year-over-year growth in average hourly wages for all employees of private companies was anemic for the first half of the decade, but has slowly ticked up since 2015.
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Risks include an anemic hashtag, utterly forgettable vows and underwhelming Snapchat footage of a dance floor populated only by ring bearers and a few dutiful guests doing an unenthusiastic Wobble.
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Though the country emerged from recession late last year, growth has been anemic, weighed down by low oil prices and sanctions stemming from expensive foreign adventures in Ukraine and Syria.
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When healthy, though, LeVert is a difference-maker, because he can create his own shot, defend on the perimeter and facilitate an offense — especially with the often-anemic second unit.
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In addition, as a member of the House Financial Services Committee, I am distressed by the anemic economic growth our country has experience in the wake of the financial crisis.
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Historically, a new president's party faces steep odds in the first midterm election -- but Trump's approval ratings, typically a strong indicator of party performance in an election, are particularly anemic.
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Anemic productivity is bad news for President Donald Trump who has pledged to boost annual economic growth to 20163 percent through tax cuts, infrastructure spending and a rollback of regulation.
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If they are imposed, the tariffs stand to do considerable damage to South America's two biggest economies as Argentina is in recession and Brazil confronts high unemployment and anemic growth.
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"I think they've finally woken up to the fact that their owner is a huge story," said Mr. Pope, who has criticized the paper's past coverage of Amazon as anemic.
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The Fed has indicated plans to raise its benchmark interest rate target another quarter-point this year, but could be held back due to weak inflation and anemic wage growth.
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That is the electoral map so many political scientists I know predicted, with Trump's whimpering path through the old Confederacy petering out with an anemic showing in the Old West.
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All of this has occurred amid a bleak backdrop for Japanese equities, as confidence has been sapped by worries over a sputtering economy, anemic inflation, weak external trade and sluggish consumption.
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It helped her tired, anemic body pump out more red blood cells for years before it became the drug of choice for professional cyclists in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Brinley questions whether Mint is more than just a concept however, noting that there's relatively minimal demand for two-seat city cars — as the anemic sales of the Smart fortwo demonstrates.
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It's safe to say we can expect posts like this one detailing Storj's anemic codebase to become the norm and, more importantly, that these commentaries will sink many so-called ICOs.
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In its first-quarter report, Africa's third-largest bank cut its full-year 225 GDP (gross domestic product) growth forecast to an anemic 153% from the 215% expected in October 227.
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With such an anemic output at bat, Tebow would have to be Kevin Kiermaier, or Kevin Pillar, or Kevin from Minions on defense to make himself valuable enough to even consider.
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The government, economists and investors say pension reform is essential to get the fiscal deficit under control, attract foreign investment and accelerate an anemic recovery from a deep 2015-16 recession.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton narrowly won the state 48 percent to 45 percent for Trump, but if you added Libertarian Gary Johnson's 5 percent to Trump's total, Clinton's performance was anemic.
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"Work" is Rihanna's first single since last year's anemic "American Oxygen," and it's Drake's first new piece of music since his September mixtape with Future, What a Time to Be Alive.
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Twitter in particular has been singled out for its anemic response to attacks on users, especially because it's so easy for harassers to create new accounts as soon as they're banned.
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Social Security program is running into a rough patch thanks to Republican tax cuts that went overwhelmingly to the wealthy and anemic wage growth.
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"It would be unprecedented for the central bank to tighten policy with the data pointing to such anemic economic growth," Chris Williamson, chief economist at financial data company IHS Markit, said.
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But it's also true that in an economy plagued by the anemic growth that followed the 2008 recession, the middle class has found it increasingly difficult to save money for retirement.
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Conway, who was a Republican pollster before working on the Trump campaign and in the administration, went on to criticize Democrats over their "anemic" and "partisan" response to the president's speech.
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The EPA has repeatedly issued annual waivers to exempt fuel refiners from the advanced biofuel mandates that Congress wrote into the law, citing the anemic market and production of the fuels.
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But if he finds the right message and tone, he boasts the natural political talents that could allow him to his overcome his now-anemic polling numbers—in Iowa and beyond.
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In the past five years, productivity has increased at an anemic 85033 percent annual rate, which is much slower than the 2 percent average posted since World War II, Zandi said.
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Its five-year growth has been an anemic 1 percent, and with oil and gas prices at historic lows, it's not likely this is going to turn around any time soon.
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As it stands, Alexa's mobile representation is, at best, anemic — and Google's been able to make up ground in the race by offering Assistant on the phone and in the home.
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Their explicit aim: to bulk up typically anemic youth voting, and in November oust national and state lawmakers who they say are tools of the National Rifle Association, their stated foe.
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Jordan's debt remains unsustainably high at 95 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) while growth remains anemic below 3 percent and unemployment is around 15 percent, 40 percent for the youth.
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With poor Italians also struggling to find housing and jobs in an anemic economy, offering support to migrants such as those in the Olympic village is not considered a vote winner.
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Given Trump's anemic poll numbers, he has less leverage with Republicans, and Democrats have almost no reason to work with him, which raises questions about whether his agenda is going anywhere.
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The federal government will run up a larger-than-expected deficit in 22019 after anemic economic growth in the first half of the year, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said Tuesday.
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Teachers didn't get everything they wanted, though; they had asked legislators to raise business and income taxes on wealthy Arizonans to restore cuts to public education and boost anemic teacher salaries.
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Five years ago, when I was an undergraduate, I complained to my gynecologist about long, heavy, unpredictable periods that left me anemic and were poorly controlled by various birth control pills.
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Doctors were stumped recently when they found a woman and her father both had a rare genetic mutation that causes anemia, yet only the woman showed signs of actually being anemic.
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Two years after passing a massive tax cut for the US&aposs biggest businesses, Trump has nothing to show for it but a busted-out budget deficit and anemic tax revenue.
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In New York, the plans have been hobbled by an anemic schedule for upgrading tracks, a struggle to secure necessary funding and logistical challenges on a system that never stops running.
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Pena Nieto returned the party to power in 2012, but a slew of corruption scandals, ongoing gang violence and anemic growth have sapped the PRI's credibility in the past five years.
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Recent blood tests show Rama's hemoglobin is low, she said, making her anemic and at high risk of bleeding excessively when she gives birth, a scenario not uncommon on the plantation.
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Their big idea for the American people is to reduce corporate taxes so that business will remain here and we can start to grow our anemic gross domestic product once again.
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A bipartisan group of 85033 state attorneys general this week sent a no-nonsense letter to Facebook, demanding information about the company's business practices and seemingly anemic efforts to protect privacy.
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With a national debt of $19 trillion that is increasing $2 trillion a year, an anemic economy and a shrinking middle class, how can taxpayers afford to subsidize such wasteful projects?
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The problem: Some experts are concerned that these initiatives rely on such an anemic definition of what constitutes a forest that they will ultimately generate far fewer benefits than advocates imagine.
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Under Carter, Clinton, and Obama, the real incomes of non-Hispanic white men have grown by an average of 0.5 percent per year — a rather anemic but economically significant upward trend.
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But if you look at subscriber trends, Netflix's domestic subscriber growth has been anemic in recent quarters, the result of growing competition from rival players like Disney entering the streaming space.
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Wage growth has been anemic for years; benefits have collapsed; young people who were told to get a college degree to vie for "good jobs" have graduated with piles of debt.
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Some reports suggest Ivanka and her siblings worried that Lewandowski lacked the experience to lead their father through a national campaign -- including stepping up fundraising efforts and bolstering Trump's anemic communications team.
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Growth in the overall handbag space has been anemic, with Coach management estimating the North American bag and accessories market was flat or up low-single-digits during the three-month period.
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The company also, thankfully, began delivering on the promise of more apps a few months back, which means the product will have a stronger foundation than anemic selection Ionic offered over time.
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In recent months, the ECB has repeatedly called for euro zone fiscal policies to be eased, albeit within the limit of European Union rules, so to support the region's anemic economic recovery.
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As the NBA has adopted a loose, fluid style based on ball movement and precision shooting, the NCAA has gotten slower and more physical—the pace is turgid and offenses are anemic.
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" AJAY BODKE, CEO-PMS, PRABHUDAS LILLADHER, MUMBAI "Nirmala Sitharaman is eminently qualified to steer India's economy, which is facing multiple headwinds of slowing consumption impulses, moribund private capex cycle and anemic exports.
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Top staff members of Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign pushed back against the former head of the Democratic National Committee on Saturday after she painted a bleak picture of an "anemic" campaign.
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While Twitter's anemic user base and flattening revenue growth would be enough to scare off many potential acquirers, there's something else that makes Twitter a tough pill for any buyer to swallow.
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Inventories subtracted almost 1.3 percentage points from GDP growth in the second quarter, the largest drag in more than two years, restricting the rise in output to an anemic 1.373 percent pace.
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They don't make grime; nor do they make the sort of dry, crumbling hip-hop anemic stoners pontificate about as they roll damp looking spliffs in the shed behind their parents' house.
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While growth slowed to 6.7 percent from 9 percent in 2016, the overall numbers are still surpassing the anemic 1 percent growth of the U.S. food business overall, according to the report.
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Prices range from $599 for a base model with a dinky Intel Celeron processor and anemic storage and RAM all the way up to $1,599 for something that's overkill for nearly everybody.
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The Communist-ruled island created the zone, which offers firms significant tax and customs breaks, three years ago, as part of President Raul Castro's broader plan to jump start Cuba's anemic economy.
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That, coupled with low enthusiasm from the youngest voters and the group's history of anemic turnout in midterm elections, does not point to under-3003 voters having a huge impact in November.
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GDP forecasts drifted downward over the last two months, and immediately in advance of the release of the preliminary Q1 GDP estimate, economists were looking for an anemic 1.0-percent annualized rise.
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"I'm 29 weeks pregnant with twins, anemic and I have a toddler so it makes sense that some days I barely have the energy to keep my eyelids afloat," King Edmonds detailed.
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Companies in industries as diverse - and relatively strong - as healthcare, consumer goods and restaurants are among those tightening their belts in yet another sign that economic growth in 220 may be anemic.
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While it might be nice to have the (already slim) chance of getting audited even less likely, experts warn that anemic enforcement could have wide-ranging ripple effects on compliance and revenue.
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Be watchful: The same force that pulled the world out of an economic funk — sustained if anemic growth in the U.S., and robust growth in China — could turn and pull others down.
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Growth remains anemic, and worries are escalating that the U.S. and the rest of the world are on the brink of a recession, despite bargain-basement interest rates and trillions in liquidity.
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Russia emerged from a two-year recession at the end of 2016 yet economic growth remains relatively anemic and continues to languish significantly below the 3 percent target set by its government.
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Mr Bloomberg may not have Mr Trump's swagger, but he could buy and sell him for lunch: the former mayor's net worth of $36b makes the Donald's $4.5b look a little anemic.
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The U.S. recovery/expansion since the global financial crisis has left a lot to be desired with sub-par real gross domestic product (GDP) growth, disinflationary pressures, and anemic capital spending trends.
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BROAD-BASED IMPROVEMENT The strong rebound in June payrolls added to data on consumer spending and housing in suggesting that economic growth accelerated from the first-quarter's anemic 62.73 percent annualized rate.
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Making matters worse, international sanctions and anemic economic growth for the past six years have meant Russians' real incomes are falling and withdrawals of hard currency from Russian banks are up sharply.
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"Lose weight, exercise more, eat better... These are what we might think of as anemic intentions because they are so vague as not to have any real strength or force," Tim says.
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Why it matters: Argentina requested IMF (International Monetary Fund) assistance last month after the peso currency plunged, threatening the country's ability to pay off its debt amid high inflation and anemic growth.
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" Not waiting for Congress, Mr. Trump included a provision aimed at weakening the already anemic enforcement of the amendment in a May executive order billed as "promoting free speech and religious liberty.
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Millions of ordinary citizens must look at the enormous obstacles that are put in front of voters and the anemic efforts to fix them and conclude that a vote does not matter.
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Xi will point to the mishandled US response to the disease as both a reason for China's anemic economic performance, as well as a sign of the shortcomings of democratic capitalist systems.
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In 1747, a Scottish doctor named James Lind wanted to figure out why so many sailors got scurvy, a disease that leaves sufferers exhausted and anemic, with bloody gums and missing teeth.
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For most of the recovery, wage growth has been anemic, suggesting companies faced relatively little pressure to invest in automation or to find other ways to squeeze more production out of workers.
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Twitter's stock on Friday suffered its single worst day since 2014 after the company reported a decline in monthly active users — a key metric used to gauge engagement – and offered anemic guidance.
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U.S. government debt yields held at session lows Thursday after the U.S. government reported that producer prices rose less than expected in July, one possible sign of anemic inflation in the economy.
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Banxico - as the Bank of Mexico is known - has been cutting its benchmark interest rate gradually to help restart anemic growth, raising doubts among investors over the peso's future carry trade value.
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But with the country pinning its hopes on tourism, welcoming a surge of new travelers to feed the anemic economy, a more basic inequality has emerged amid the nation's experiment with capitalism.
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His speech didn't dwell much on the less favorable and widely criticized aspects of his term, most notably weaknesses in the national economy, which is suffering anemic growth and low investor confidence.
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A'S SPOIL ROYALS' HOME OPENER Khris Davis hit a two-run homer, Jharel Cotton shut down Kansas City's anemic offense, and Oakland held on to spoil the Royals' home opener, 413-241.
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Instead, Afflalo attributed his game — the Knicks' best individual offensive performance this season — to defense, an area in which the team has been anemic of late, highlighted by that loss to the Bulls.
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The market also expects forthcoming fiscal stimulus to prop up Japan's anemic growth, limit deflationary pressures and counter possible drawbacks from global events such as the UK's decision to leave the European Union.
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Overpriced iPhones, anemic innovation and market saturation forced Apple on the first trading day of the year to take a bite out of its revenue guidance, analysts and investors told CNBC on Thursday.
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Economists say this, together with weak business investment and the second quarter's anemic economic growth pace, could encourage a cautious Federal Reserve to keep interest rates at current low levels for a while.
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" Mustang has always been available in a range of different packages, but gone are the days when Ford offered an anemic base edition that was derisively known among enthusiasts as a "secretary's car.
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The port selection is also surprisingly anemic for such a big (and expensive) machine: just two USB-A ports, a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 port, an HDMI port, and combined headphone / mic port.
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Brittany was already anemic and suffered from a low blood count when she entered the hospital, but a lacerated cervix caused her to lose an excess amount of blood on top of that.
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Caught between high inflation and anemic growth, the bank has hinted that it is unlikely to move in the near future, and most analysts are expecting a hold for the rest of 2016.
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The Jets all-star defenseman has been moved up to forward for the man advantage in practice over the last few days in an effort to improve the team's anemic special teams play.
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The dancehall-pop smash buoyed ANTI's anemic first-week sales (it's complicated) with tons of streams and downloads before the album made its way to No. 1 during its second week of availability.
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Still, that rebalancing could be tricky to achieve with anemic economic growth - JPMorgan forecasts recently revised its growth forecast down to 1.3 percent in 2019, warning of "significant downside risks" surrounding fiscal reforms.
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Only China, Vietnam and South Korea had no serious problems with any of the three indicators that health experts used as harbingers of poor nutrition: stunted toddlers, anemic young women and obese adults.
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Obviously, you don't want to put yourself in bad financial situation or be irresponsible, but trust me, even if you're on the most anemic of budgets, you can find a way to travel.
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The slowdown is mostly due to anemic growth in Germany, the euro zone's largest economy, and stagnation in Italy, the third-biggest, the fund said, revising down its earlier forecasts for both countries.
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One attendee posted a picture of what she'd been served—a pair of pancakes, two anemic strips of bacon, and a sausage patty on a styrofoam plate—and said she wanted a refund.
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LOS ANGELES — Ben Affleck's star power, apparently undiminished after a rough run last year, helped "The Accountant" overcome anemic reviews to place No. 1 at the North American box office over the weekend.
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His predecessor, conversely, had anemic growth during the spring of the 1990 midterm election year as George H.W. Bush 's party faced voters for the first time since his big win in 1988.
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Kobach's strongest evidence of non-citizen registration was anemic at best: Over a 20-year period, fewer than 40 non-citizens had attempted to register in one Kansas county that had 130,000 voters.
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And after seeing how frequently Damon turned up in The Great Wall's trailer and on its posters, film fans concerned about Asian representation in American movies (where it's historically been anemic) were outraged.
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For one, the economy was decelerating at the end of the Obama presidency, with the annual growth rate falling to an anemic 1.6 percent in 2016, and many economists warned of a recession.
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While e-book sales have fallen and print has remained anemic, publishers' revenue for downloaded audio has nearly tripled in the last five years, industry data from the Association of American Publishers shows.
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In the Intelligence Committee, home to the House's only investigation of Russian election interference, Democrats have shown interest in reopening what they viewed as an anemic inquiry that was prematurely closed by Republicans.
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For generations, they were made into bulk wines and shipped to northern Italy or France, where they were used to add color and power to local wines deemed too anemic on their own.
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"Most people who are losing enough iron to become deficient will continue to lose and become anemic," said Dr. Berliner, who is also chief of hematology at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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Biden's cash haul for the final quarter of 2019 is a marked improvement from a disappointing third quarter report that showed he spent more than he raised amid anemic fundraising for a frontrunner.
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The characters in this willfully anemic Atlantic Theater Company production, which opened on Monday night at the Linda Gross Theater in Manhattan, make Chekhov's most stagnant no-hopers feel like Pollyannas on Benzedrine.
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The share price is nonsensical, even if you think electric-vehicle sales might somehow rise above an anemic 2% worldwide, and that Tesla could capture three-quarters (or more) of future market share.
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This modest increase barely moves the needle on Germany's anemic 1.2-percent defense spending, meaning Germany will be less likely to meet the NATO spending commitment it made at the 2014 Wales Summit.
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A drive by some of the world's largest corporations to find new avenues to expand in the face of anemic economic growth led to major acquisitions in areas adjacent to their core business.
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The Trump administration's decision to separate migrant children and their parents at the border and its anemic efforts to reunite families since the reversal of that policy have been widely condemned as cruel.
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The stock surge came despite news that gross domestic product had declined at an annualized rate of 1.4 percent in the final quarter of last year, dragged down by anemic consumer spending and exports.
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Yet Germany and the rest of Western Europe's economies ranked even lower than the U.S. "If the United States continues its decline, we should absolutely expect continuing anemic long-run growth rates," Murphy added.
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European and U.S. firms' earnings growth will continue to be anemic for much of this year, estimates accessed from Refinitiv show, with an end to the bruising U.S.-China trade war not in sight.
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The ECB's big dilemma is that while the euro zone economy has grown for 17th straight quarters and employment is rising faster than expected, wage growth remains anemic, keeping a lid on consumer prices.
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Decades later, he would still remember the pallor of the anemic countryside jibaros -- poor and uneducated but revered for their close ties to the land -- who traveled to San Juan in their Sunday best.
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"If you think that Donald Trump is the only person in this country that thinks we've had a feckless, anemic foreign policy in the last eight years, then that's just not true," Conway said.
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Moreover, SurveyMonkey's paid user growth was an "anemic" 3 percent for the first half of the year, and though the company has been around for almost two decades, it's still losing money, Cramer warned.
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Being very early to market, its hand recognition wasn't good, it was way too slow, and its sales were anemic, with the device selling just 10,000 units in its first few months of release.
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From Syria to South Sudan, from Nigeria to Nepal, abuses have become so commonplace -- and the world's response so anemic -- that the perpetrators of these atrocities have carried out their violent acts with impunity.
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They have told him that although last week's volume was higher than during the rest of January, it was anemic compared to the surges seen in the last weeks of 2014 and 2015 enrollment.
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For example, on Sunday, a new CNN poll found Trump's approval ratings have fallen to an anemic 37% (one of lowest of his presidency), and he now has an astoundingly high 57% disapproval number.
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He has also slashed more than 10,000 government jobs while the waves of capital investment he promised to attract to Argentina have been slow to arrive This has contributed to an anemic job market.
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While it's now recovered from the deep recession that followed, Russia's economic growth forecast remains tepid at around 1.5 to 2 percent and reforms are badly needed to improve anemic productivity and investment levels.
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But most of the money sits in savings accounts, paying anemic interest rates; just 23 percent of the total was in investment accounts with more growth potential (and, of course, the possibility of loss).
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Still, Mr. Kushner has pressed the issue for months, and some of the president's advisers say they think the effort could help improve his anemic standing with African-American voters, even if only marginally.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank have been reviewing their policy approach and inflation targets to avert "Japanification" - a reference to Japan's two-decade battle against deflation and anemic economic growth.
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The Rams' anemic offense was led first by the journeyman Case Keenum and later by the rookie Jared Goff, who has not yet lived up to being the No. 1 pick in the draft.
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The region could remain anemic for deals for some time, investment bankers said, with the exception of some companies having to merge to build national champions, such as German lenders Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank.
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It is also amounting to a major leadership test for President Andrés Manuel López Obrador — and critics, who have called his response at turns anemic, insensitive and condescending, say he is falling far short.
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But if the number for the first quarter is indeed anemic, it will highlight how an improved outlook among businesses and consumers since the election doesn't seem to be translating into heightened economic activity.
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Lambasting the social media company for a lack of innovation and anemic quarterly results, BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield told clients he is no longer confident the company will be able to monetize the platform.
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The third quarter marked the "211.5nd straight quarter of yearly growth below 2%, a long and consistent stretch of anemic growth that hasn't happened before in the post-World War II era," the WSJ reports.
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In January, I called for the software giant to find a way to get more modern, tablet-style apps developed for its cross-device Windows 10 operating system, especially to help its anemic phone business.
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The auctions are part of a constitutional reform to open up production and exploration to private investors with the aim of reversing a steady decline in oil output since 2004 and boosting anemic economic growth.
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Traditional brick-and-mortar businesses have been fighting for "the anemic growth" in physical store sales, but retailers that have invested heavily in online and in-store sales have seen much better sales, he said.
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Apart from the buoyant dollar and spending cuts by energy companies bruised by the slump in oil prices, the economy has been blindsided by anemic demand overseas and business efforts to trim an inventory overhang.
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As it turned out, the slowdown was brought on by anemic sales of durable goods like cars and appliances, a weaker trade picture caused by the stronger dollar and falling business investment and shrinking inventories.
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With oil prices now less than half of what they were in 2014, the government is left far short of its revenue needs, and with only an anemic private sector to generate taxes or jobs.
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And when Coats announced he wouldn't run for re-election this year, Holcomb launched a short-lived Senate campaign -- one hobbled by anemic fundraising -- before dropping out and accepting Pence's offer to become lieutenant governor.
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"Crude oil demand is anemic, gasoline demand has decelerated globally, and China crude oil imports are likely to decelerate," the analysts said, adding that supply could surprise to the upside in a number of countries.
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Japanese markets have risen this month on speculation that authorities, battling to revive an economy dogged by decades of anemic inflation, will resort to using helicopter money, possibly issuing perpetual bonds to underwrite public debt.
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Nikon 1 used small 1-inch sensors and unconventional controls, with an anemic lens range that mostly consisted of slow zooms, meaning image quality was usually closer to a point-and-shoot than a DSLR.
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Diaz-Canel and Gil said plans for the economy to grow 1.5 percent, after an anemic 1.2 percent this year, were based in part on doing away with bureaucratic habits and cutting waste and theft.
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SE Cupp: Until his supporters care, what we say about Trump matters very little It's clear by most any metric, President Trump's first 100 days in office have amounted to a fairly anemic success record.
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Despite its 1 trillion euro asset-purchasing program which was launched in March 2015, the rate of inflation remains anemic at best, not helped by a sharp drop in energy prices worldwide since mid-2014.
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It is not unusual for a new White House to present a "skinny budget" - a spending wish list for Congress and some basic economic projections - but Trump's first one takes it to an anemic level.
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"February's anemic 20,000 new jobs will inevitably exacerbate widespread fears of slowing economic growth, making it harder to be optimistic about corporate earnings," said Alec Young, managing director of global market research at FTSE Russell.
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"We view the fact that sales in the West Coast and Northeast remain in the negative low 20s and high teens, respectively, on a sales-dollar basis as evidence that recovery remains anemic," Saleh said.
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Kimmel is a roast guy, in other words, and his few good moments have almost exclusively been his mean ones, like when he ripped on O.J. This only makes his anemic Trump material even stranger.
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It's not hard to see why: Inequality is spiraling out of control, the ultra-rich have doubled their share of America's wealth over the past 40 years, and long-term wage growth remains largely anemic.
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She had also inherited her thick dark hair and full eyebrows, though her complexion was fairer than her mother's—Oghi's mother-in-law was like a rosy-cheeked lumberjack next to his pale, anemic wife.
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Emerging equities tend to be more closely correlated to economic growth rates than their developed peers, a further sharp slowdown in trade from today's already anemic rates would be a game changer for the sector.
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The runner-up in the last two presidential contests, Lopez Obrador has led a number of early polls for the 2018 race, profiting from widespread discontent over political corruption, gang violence and anemic economic growth.
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As earnings kick into high gear, investors are awaiting reports from Apple Inc, which has already cut its sales outlook blaming anemic Chinese demand for iPhones, as well as Facebook Inc, Microsoft Corp and Amazon.
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"The primary source of the acceleration in growth this quarter is the consumer, which looks to be expanding real outlays at a 23% rate in Q24 following an anemic 21% pace last quarter," Feroli added.
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Unpopular Obama administration policies have given Mr. Trump an opportunity to make inroads with independents who care about healthcare, national security, reducing the $20 trillion national debt, and increasing the anemic rate of economic growth.
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Mr. Trump enjoys anemic approval ratings among minority voters, and Republican operatives fear that this, in combination with a disproportionately white slate of candidates, could pose electoral problems for Republicans in the midterms and beyond.
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The Congress Party, which had seemed anemic since Mr. Modi's election, has found a new spring in its step by hounding the prime minister over an opaque arms deal that has raised some serious questions.
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On the second floor, "Johns White Flag" (1991) — a version of Johns's 1955 "White Flag," but lacking the thick, encaustic sheen of the original — seems almost anemic, situated on a white wall near a window.
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Warren has seen her stock drop after she failed to finish higher than third in Iowa, New Hampshire or Nevada, where her lackluster results were exacerbated by her particularly anemic support from voters of color.
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The tit-for-tat tariffs have already sent crude prices plunging because of fears of a severe global economic slowdown or even recession in the United States that could dent already anemic demand for oil.
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The end of the probes means that Mr. de Blasio, already facing an anemic slate of declared opponents, faces a road to re-election cleared of any major obstacles in the primary election in September.
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Some commentators say Trump deliberately stirs up racial wedge issues -- like denouncing the protests of police brutality by black NFL players -- to motivate white voters and distract from his legal problems and anemic poll numbers.
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He's got anemic approval ratings among New Yorkers (specifically, white New Yorkers, with people of color, he does much better), and his antagonistic relationship with the local press has spilled over onto the national stage.
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While U.S. investors monitor the slow unfolding of Brexit in Europe, the June U.S. employment report on July 8 will be an immediate focal point made more important by last month's surprisingly anemic jobs data.
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I MEAN, MONEY VELOCITY, WHICH HAS BEEN ANEMIC FOR A LONG TIME, IS THE ONE THAT ARGUES THAT MAY BE MORE OF A PRECAUTIONARY, BUT EVERYTHING ELSE— LEADING INDICATORS CAME OUT AT A NEW HIGH.
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The sponsors held off for a while before ultimately caving, figuring that Carter would never sign a real full employment bill into law, and that passing an anemic and symbolic bill was better than nothing.
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The central bank has faced calls from some corners of the market for fresh stimulative measures to aid the anemic European economy, and the third round of TLTROs represent a continuation of its expansionary monetary course.
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Microsoft In January, I called for the software giant to find a way to get more modern, tablet-style apps developed for its cross-device Windows 10 operating system, especially to help its anemic phone business.
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Windows 10 Mobile's core problem — it lacked key apps like Instagram, Snapchat, and Gmail available on iOS and Android — sucked its lifeblood from the very beginning and drained it until it was too anemic to compete.
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For McCullough, whose firm tracked the results of roughly 150 public retailers in the first quarter, anemic comparable sales growth of about 1 percent is probably the "best indicator" that more stores need to be closed.
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Investors will also be eyeing the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) two-day monetary policy meeting due to start on July 28, with markets expecting additional fiscal and monetary stimulus to jump-start the country's anemic growth.
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" In the U.S., New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said that global central banks need to change their tactics in dealing with anemic prices, which he labeled "a symptom of deeper problems affecting advanced economies.
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The government, economists and investors say pension reform is essential to get Brazil's fiscal deficit under control, make it an attractive investment destination and accelerate what has been an anemic recovery from the 2015-16 recession.
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The anemic figures raise further doubt about the strength of private consumption, emphasizing how difficult it will be for Japan's economy to generate sustained wage growth and price inflation, as envisaged in the government's "Abenomics" policies.
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Pro-growth tax reform is essential to job creation and wage growth for working families who have been left behind as the economy has sputtered at an anemic 2-percent growth rate during the Obama presidency.
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Eight years later, it looks like the same fate could very well befall the new Unforgettable, the directorial debut feature from Denise Di Novi that opened to an anemic box office take in its first weekend.
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Economy Minister Paulo Guedes and special secretary Waldery Rodrigues' testimony to a budget commission made up of deputies and senators underscored the two most serious challenges facing the government: an anemic economy and stretched public finances.
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Recent data on consumer spending, business investment and international trade suggest growth slowed to below a 1 percent annualized rate in the first quarter after expanding at an anemic 1.4 percent pace in the fourth quarter.
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A de facto 20 percent devaluation would spur Italian economic growth, drive exports up even faster (they have been growing faster than imports, but not enough to spur economic growth beyond an anemic one percent plus).
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ROME (Reuters) - In power for two years, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has initiated many reforms aimed at invigorating the anemic economy, including his flagship overhaul of the constitution which was approved by parliament this week.
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Research in one of my books found that from 1966 through 2016, when interest rates were rising, the S&P 85033 returned an anemic 5.8 percent annually compared to 15.2 percent annually when rates were falling.
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Although I've dipped into and out of physical training over the last couple of decades, I remain, at nearly 45, gaunt and anemic-looking except for the paunch now oozing its way over my underwear waistband.
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The GOP report includes high praise for Bernhardt, saying he "is improving the 'anemic' ethics environment of the Obama administration" and repeatedly lists witness testimony saying Bernhardt has not violated ethics or public record keeping laws.
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Recent data on consumer spending, business investment and international trade suggest growth slowed to below a 1 percent annualized rate in the first quarter after expanding at an anemic 53 percent pace in the fourth quarter.
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His notion of a "paradox of thrift," in which uncertainty leads individuals to defer consumption and firms to put off investment, is key to understanding the anemic recovery of most advanced economies over the past decade.
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While growth is accelerating and unemployment is falling quicker than expected, wage growth is anemic, partly because unions tend to look at past inflation when tabling demands, making it difficult to escape a low inflation environment.
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Their efforts could help answer a more fundamental question: Will automation be a solution for the great challenges of the 21st-century economy — low wages, rising inequality and anemic overall growth — or make those problems worse?
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Bolsonaro is expected to name another member of the military group backing him, retired General Oswaldo Ferreira, former head of the army engineers corps, as his transportation minister in charge of improving Brazil's anemic national infrastructure.
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Anemic economic growth, flatlined productivity and rapidly aging populations all suggest that there is no easy way out from under this increasing debt, unless we reconsider how we finance the various demands in an innovative way.
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NEW YORK, Jan 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges of inflation expectations stabilized on Thursday as oil prices rebounded from multi-year lows set earlier due to anxiety about oversupply and anemic global energy demand.
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Stiff competition, high rents and utility bills plus anemic household consumption have squeezed small businesses across Australia, fuelling discontent with a conservative government that opinion polls say will lose a federal election due by May 22.
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Despite an epidemic of weak first-quarter revenue reports — followed by an anemic start to the current period — several troubled retailers are holding out hope that things will get better in the second half of the year.
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The approval ratings of President Enrique Pena Nieto, from the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), have been battered to as low as 12 percent by anemic economic growth, rising fuel prices and his failure to tame endemic graft.
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As the deadline crept closer, the Mets considered trading for Justin Upton or Jay Bruce but were ultimately left with one choice: Trade for Cespedes or pass the deadline without acquiring anyone to help their anemic offense.
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The S&P has mostly recovered from a 10-percent loss at the start of 2016 but many investors remain wary of potential interest rate hikes, the impact of volatile oil prices and an anemic global economy.
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VR-capable video cards in laptops doesn't just mean more people can use VR, it also means more people can develop for VR, which means we can get more VR content into a currently very anemic field.
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The weakness in productivity partially explains the divergence between the economy's anemic performance at the start of the year and a fairly strong labor market, marked by average monthly job gains of 196,000 in the first quarter.
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An anemic private sector and signs of fatigue in the property market point to the increasing possibility the government may need to provide additional stimulus this year to hit its growth target of 6.5 to 7 percent.
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With economic growth slowing and recession fears rising, the ECB has already approved extensive stimulus measures, hoping that making credit even cheaper will keep banks lending to the real economy even during a period of anemic growth.
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An outright drop in inventory investment subtracted almost 1.3 percentage points from GDP growth in the second quarter, the largest drag in more than two years, restricting the rise in output to an anemic 1.1 percent pace.
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The World Bank also cut its global economic growth forecast for 2016, saying the weak performance of major emerging market economies will tamp activity overall, as will anemic showings from developed countries such as the United States.
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The Liberals want to energize an anemic export sector they say is overly dependent on the United States, which took 78 percent of all Canadian goods shipped abroad in May - the highest proportion for almost a decade.
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Portugal's anemic growth has triggered investor worries that the heavily indebted country could lose its last investment-grade rating and, without which the European Central Bank would stop buying its bonds, possibly triggering a new debt crisis.
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The main problems are systemic: India's processes for training and licensing drivers is broken; enforcement of traffic violations is anemic, and road engineering in general doesn't conform to accepted safety standards, which take human error into account.
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Business and consumer activities have shown a bounce back from an anemic first quarter when GDP grew 1.2 percent, but they have on balance fallen short of traders' and analysts' expectations so far in the second quarter.
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What we may end up with is tax cuts for the rich that expire in 10 years: the Bush tax cuts redux, and the outcome will likely be the same: anemic economic growth and growing national debt.
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"While the global economy has stabilized in the sense that it is not dropping like a rock, global economic growth remains anemic at best," said Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at California State University, Channel Islands.
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It's a biologically anemic area caused by fertilizer runoff carried downstream from across the US by the Mississippi River, which leads to reduced levels of oxygen in the water and a dearth of all kinds sea life.
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January 22017 Anemic sales at Starbucks had led to the company's stock losing half its value in a single year, so Mr. Schultz fired James L. Donald, the chief executive, and installed himself in the top seat.
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His work on human biases might help explain many investors' willingness to pay huge fees to hedge funds like Citadel even when, as recently, the industry's performance has looked anemic, at least compared with the stock market.
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" Democrats have sharply condemned Trump's response to the virus, calling his request for $2.5 billion in funding inadequate and "anemic," and his administration's announcement that a potential virus may not be affordable for many Americans "absolutely disgusting.
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China's economy grew 232% in the fourth quarter, data that reinforced signs of improving business confidence, though anemic domestic demand and the trade war slowed the growth rate to 21.832% in 220, the slowest in 0.63 years.
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Otherwise, the scenario outlined by policymakers was one of anemic economic growth and high levels of economic slack putting downward pressure on inflation at home, plus the prospect of interest rates coming down in major developed economies.
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"The process in which they chose Kucinich was not at all transparent, and the anemic performance and turnout for him — even though [Sanders] didn't endorse — added up to something that undermines his own brand," the person said.
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Despite the creation of six million jobs in the last two years, wage growth has been anemic, inequality has worsened and too many Americans lack the agility to adapt to structural changes, including those driven by technological innovations.
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The first is with Gus (Christian Ganiere), the anemic boy with autism who has been waiting for weeks for a blood donor who matches his ultra-rare blood type so that the doctors can perform surgery on him.
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There is plenty of justified concern over the Nintendo Switch's anemic launch lineup of games, but the consensus seems to be that Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be enough to sell the system in its early months.
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There, Little Buddy — who was now lethargic and suffering from a very high fever — was diagnosed with babesiosis, a deadly parasitic disease spread by ticks that was attacking Little Buddy's red blood cells and making him severely anemic.
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Still, anemic wage gain could make the U.S. central bank cautious about raising interest rates again this year, with money markets pricing in less tightening from the Fed over the coming months than from the Bank of Canada.
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Raanta again was the story for the Rangers, keeping the anemic Kings off the board with solid work between the pipes filling in for starter Henrik Lundqvist, who has been sidelined with a hip injury since March 2916.
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I've stayed in bed, unable to physically move because of how depressed I was to being so weak I couldn't stand without blacking out for a few seconds because I've been so anemic, my body couldn't keep up.
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Puig's blast was followed one inning later by a two-run shot by Padres catcher Christian Bethancourt, who could see time at third base or right field as manager Andy Green looks to boost his team's anemic offense.
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Red Sox 2254, Yankees 43 BOSTON — A few minutes after his team's latest defeat, Yankees Manager Joe Girardi sat rigid in the visiting manager's office at Fenway Park, once again trying to explain the team's anemic offensive production.
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Still, the economy slowed from a 2628 percent pace in the July-September period and from the 28500 percent posted last spring following an anemic start to 6900 amid a West Coast ports strike and severe winter weather.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian consumers have turned gloomy in a one-two punch to the economy already battling a steep property downturn and anemic wages growth, raising the risk of an interest rate cut as soon as next month.
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Brazil's lower house of Congress last week overwhelmingly backed a landmark bill that aims to save the Treasury around 23.80 trillion reais ($23.90 billion) over the next decade, boost investment and bring the anemic economy back to life.
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What's striking about this moment is that we have perhaps the worst refugee crisis in 70 years, overlapping with the worst food crisis in 70 years, overlapping with risks of genocide in several countries — and anemic global leadership.
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Mr. Clinton, hoping to bolster Mr. Yeltsin as a democratic leader, pledged to welcome Russia into international institutions like the World Trade Organization and the club of main industrialized countries, the Group of 7, despite its anemic economy.
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These lone blips of vivid color emphasize the palely anemic sweep of industrial blight around them, the grubby gray storefronts and trash-lined streets where characters scheme for easy enrichment and a leg up to otherwise impossible dreams.
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GDP (gross domestic product) shrank 0.5% year-on-year in the fourth quarter following a 0.1% third-quarter expansion, and the South African economy posted an anemic 0.2% expansion across the calendar year, down from 0.8% in 2018.
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Even after his performance in Iowa, those close to Ms. Warren have argued that Mr. Buttigieg's path to the presidency dramatically narrows after New Hampshire, citing his lower standing in national polls and anemic status among nonwhite Democrats.
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Fortunately, many reproductive rights funders have since broadened their giving after realizing that their single-issue focus was creating an anemic, racially homogeneous movement that lacked the resources and people power to win legal rights or anything else.
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A sheriff's deputy in a remote Tennessee community known as Bone Gap, Brynn had seen those severed ears — "bloodstained, blue-tinged flesh, strung up to dry like anemic chili peppers" — just the night before, at a local bar.
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Investors are anxious to find out whether that will bolster the case for a pickup in earnings growth after the S&P 500's 29% gain in 2019 occurred despite anemic profit growth in the first three quarters.
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Between her tabloid-grabbing dramas and a few questionable choices of singles (like the anemic Bad Blood), it's been easy to forget that Swift is one of her generation's best songwriters, and 1989 is a very good album.
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However, BTIG's Peter Saleh was one of a number of sector analysts who said while customers forking out for higher-priced new drinks had helped drive growth in same-store sales, "anemic" traffic at cafes remained a concern.
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The first episode introduces the stock characters (loyal son, too-perfect daughter, rebel, cynic, screw-up) in lively fashion, but then the story bogs down in anemic mystery and filler, like a risible detour into the Vietnam War.
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"I'm talking here about a few executives who obviously for their own interests and for their own selfish fears are creating a lot of value destruction," he said, noting anemic profits, quality issues and a falling share price.
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Persistently low interest rates, anemic economic growth and too many souring loans on balance sheets were holding back a recovery in profits, meaning banks need to pursue other ways to lift revenues, the BIS said in its annual report.
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This is a somewhat dicey proposition because while the Snapdragon 23 in Asus Nova Go I reviewed earlier this year offered tons of battery life, its performance felt a little too anemic to be considered a true everyday workhorse.
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