As a consequence of austerity, housing benefits have been cut.
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As a consequence of his rant, Maaßen was forced into retirement.
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BREMMER: We can really seeing escalation as a consequence of that.
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As a consequence of the auction, some television stations may close.
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Sometimes it happens as a consequence of decisions based on other assumptions.
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As a consequence of such behavior, the shop will close one day.
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Colombia's dropped 11.5 percent as a consequence of rebel attacks on pipelines.
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The trend started in California, as a consequence of the full Brazilian wax.
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Senior unsecured debt investors stand to benefit as a consequence of lower encumbrance.
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"Adjustments may ... be made as a consequence of the U.S. sanctions," it said.
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So you start having local economic development as a consequence of this decentralization.
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I see this as a consequence of law-enforcement's failure to prosecute Gamergate.
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Ali's speech was noticeably affected by then as a consequence of Parkinson's syndrome.
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We all suffer as a consequence of this increase in hate-filled violence.
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Those cards will now be revealed as a consequence of Mr. Manafort's dithering.
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As a consequence of her popularity, she's also lost some of her freedom.
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China slowing down, Germany slowing down, emerging markets, and then interest rate sensitive sectors in the United States not contributing as much to the economic growth, as a consequence of housing and others, as a consequence of interest rates going up.
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Recent decades have been tough on labour, largely as a consequence of technological change.
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As a consequence of this, saving increased and real interest rates have steadily fallen.
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However, the UK's involvement with the EU will diminish as a consequence of Brexit.
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He lost his family as a consequence of the war, not by deliberate extinction.
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"The working class has no way up, as a consequence of that," he added.
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The company said the 2016 output guidance was cut "as a consequence of biological challenges".
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As a consequence of all of this stuff, the Watch Sport is a big watch.
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Perhaps as a consequence of this, inventors who register patents are still almost all men.
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Altogether nine fields would have to shut as a consequence of a strike, it added.
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I don't think it's alleged that any fraud happened as a consequence of the intrusions.
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Subsequent rounds of naming and shaming came as a consequence of ad-hoc inspection campaigns.
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It started as a regional confrontation, as a consequence of Saudi intervention regarded as impulsive.
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Most of them were flooded as a consequence of the construction of reservoirs and waterways.
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As a consequence of better estimates and improved productivity, team morale and confidence markedly improved.
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Increasing numbers of children have high blood pressure, largely as a consequence of their obesity.
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As a consequence of the gay film festival screening environment, the audience was very specified.
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"As a consequence of the charges, the investigation may now go on," Ms. Nilssen said.
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The White House is indeed projecting faster economic growth as a consequence of tax cuts.
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"We have, but Iran is more diplomatically isolated as a consequence of it," Hook said.
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As a consequence of that, scientists thought that human females had been "emancipated" from hormonal control.
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As a consequence of these drugs and other measures, death rates from AIDS are, indeed, falling.
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We haven't had the productivity miracle that we've had in Asia as a consequence of globalization.
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There may be a judgment about underlying momentum in the economy as a consequence of that.
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Some call center executives foresee a larger pool of talent as a consequence of the move.
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The naive might think this information loss had happened already, as a consequence of the swallowing.
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They saw it as a consequence of Germany's being more welcoming and integrating than those countries.
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That heritage has not disappeared as a consequence of imitation, which has been a benign phenomenon.
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Cardin described the October sanctions holdup as a consequence of "a younger administration" finding its footing.
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As a consequence of that fear, he has seen business drop by 20 percent since January.
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Like Ms. Warren, he is framing the nation's gun violence epidemic as a consequence of corruption.
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As a consequence of that, he warned, its revenue and profits would take a big hit.
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They have a more nuanced and developed understanding of Islam as a consequence of 9/11.
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It expired in the late '90s, partly as a consequence of fatigue from the Clinton investigations.
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It saw net income falling to about 55 million as a consequence of the strong Swiss franc.
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It's a trend they expect to get worse as a consequence of Trump's crackdown on the border.
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Look, we may all end with or as a consequence of North Korea if we're not careful.
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He was quickly deported back home to his native Netherlands as a consequence of his felony conviction.
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Abrar is starving in part as a consequence of the American-backed Saudi Arabian war in Yemen.
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The official cause of death was acute respiratory failure as a consequence of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Following that, a new activity opened up as a consequence of the actions taken in the raid.
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Today, Judge Marra ruled that the CVRA case be closed as a consequence of Mr. Epstein's death.
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The state-run investment fund is under US sanctions as a consequence of Russia's actions in Ukraine.
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It's an ongoing battle as service members contend that their health suffered as a consequence of burn pits.
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Buttigieg defended his numbers as a consequence of being newer to national politics than most of his rivals.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, I don't think China likes its market going down as a consequence of trade-- uproar.
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As a consequence of fragmentation, governments often lack the majorities required to push through unpopular but necessary reforms.
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Many of those individuals are doing much better today as a consequence of integration with the US economy.
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And in January the company was fined £400k by the ICO as a consequence of that earlier breach.
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As a consequence of these media portrayals, plus-size women often get pigeonholed this way in real life.
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Ordinary Rwandans have voiced concerns about expensive clothing hurting the poor as a consequence of increased import duties.
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Thales added that it does not anticipate any reduction in Gemalto's workforce as a consequence of the transaction.
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A little context: Drugs exert their actions as a consequence of binding to specific protein targets, or receptors.
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Many have done bad things as a consequence of their addiction, but that doesn't mean they are irredeemable.
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"Probably as a consequence of warming, it is now invading the main spawning area of sardines," Garrido says.
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On Wednesday, Ms. Merkel defended the decision to expel the Russian diplomats as a consequence of the inaction.
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Third, and as a consequence of the previous two points, consumers everywhere will be harmed by less innovation.
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And importantly, it exists within rocks as a consequence of brecciation—a chemical process requiring the presence of water.
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Many people with once fatal cancers are now in long-term remission as a consequence of these new approaches.
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"We are now confident that we will not be adding to commute times as a consequence of Cornell" closing.
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Does his apparent glee register simply as a consequence of his acid trip, or proof that he's a monster?
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This came as a consequence of Turkish F-16s shooting down a Russian military jet along the Syrian border.
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Trump also announced that he was lifting economic sanctions imposed on Turkey as a consequence of the Syria invasion.
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"Unfortunately, measles cases are on the rise as a consequence of the virus's transmission among unvaccinated groups," they added.
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"For those who came to the U.S. later, not as a consequence of the war, that's a different thing".
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Even today, we face a disproportionate risk of imprisonment as a consequence of what began on the Clinton's watch.
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The dollar value of private credit allocations would need to be adjusted as a consequence of reduced portfolio value.
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But as Mr Quiroz has pointed out, corruption is a cause as well as a consequence of weak institutions.
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Some people will develop pneumonia, an infection of the lungs, as a consequence of an adenovirus infection, Schaffner said.
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Charlie does not appear to be in severe pain, nor will he be as a consequence of the treatment.
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As a consequence of all that, he knows these issues really well and much better than President Trump does.
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The move is widely regarded as a consequence of the MeToo movement, a way to stop the degradation of women.
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"The precise number of deaths as a consequence of Jammeh&aposs criminal mistreatment remains difficult to determine," the organization said.
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Devane listed the child's cause of death as "craniocerebral trauma as a consequence of multiple blunt force injuries," WLS reports.
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She said her concern is dual platforms could gain an unfair advantage as a consequence of access to merchants' data.
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In three years of fighting, between 200,000 and 700,000 men, women and children died as a consequence of American brutality.
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As a consequence of this... Pensions are a heavier burden when the elderly population expands, relative to the working cohort.
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They're born in a core-collapse supernova star explosion and subsequently rotate extremely rapidly as a consequence of their physics.
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As a consequence of California's action, there is now unending and unprecedented talk in Washington D.C. about federal privacy legislation.
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In total, up to 2.4m jobs may have been lost, directly and indirectly, as a consequence of imports from China.
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And because he is Zidane, he might not lose his job as a consequence of that negative method of play.
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The WPP chief predicted that the world economy would slow down as a consequence of the shock British referendum result.
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Neville points to the explosion of bars and restaurants in recent years as a consequence of the boom in investment.
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Recently however, as a consequence of tragic accidents caused by cars in self-driving mode, an irrational discussion is surfacing.
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The European Union has lost what luster it had as a consequence of the debt crises of the past decade.
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"Many of the people went to the U.S. as a consequence of the war," said the official, who requested anonymity.
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Meet Abrar, 12, who is starving in part as a consequence of the American-backed Saudi Arabian war in Yemen.
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If employers were to start slashing jobs as a consequence of the virus, it could significantly escalate the economic damage.
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"I know people personally who came very close to quitting Amazon as a consequence of those defacements," this person said.
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As a consequence of the clean-up, writedowns of problem loans will roughly halve to 387 million euros in 2022.
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But as a consequence of that crash, the pension funds of many workers are now on the brink of failure.
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Medium: Debt As a consequence of the deficit reported, debt continued to increase in 2016, albeit at a more moderate pace.
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"The second phase of the upgrade project is on hold as a consequence of U.S. sanctions on PDVSA," the release said.
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The truth is that there's still a lot of guilt amongst white people as a consequence of slavery, and rightfully so.
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RBSG is required to fully separate and divest W&G by end-2017, as a consequence of having received state aid.
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He has received no remuneration as a consequence of his shareholdings, and retains no voting rights or influence over the company.
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The firm will be on the lookout for anything coming onto the market as a consequence of the Bayer-Monsanto deal.
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I would say that the poor are disproportionately suffering from obesity and Type 2 diabetes as a consequence of sugary drinks.
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As time went on, we did have an important insight as a consequence of specific conversations with IMG over many years.
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"It is quite possible that they would, as a consequence of that, launch an attempted invasion of South Korea," Carter said.
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" A senior Vietnamese official told Reuters that "many of the people went to the U.S. as a consequence of the war.
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As a consequence of Mr. Cuomo's interference, M.T.A. managers often do not know whom they report to on any particular issue.
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Her death, which is under investigation, has been widely condemned as a consequence of the Trump administration's staunch immigration enforcement efforts.
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So children had to be separated from their parents as they awaited trial as a consequence of the Trump administration's actions.
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And some 90,000 of those borrowers became delinquent as a consequence of Hurricane Maria, according to the data firm Black Knight.
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"And it is likely that they will have future surgery down the road," as a consequence of the instability fusion causes.
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Another possibility, Dr. Libby said, is that some coronavirus patients develop heart problems as a consequence of infections in their lungs.
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Another possibility, Dr. Libby said, is that some coronavirus patients develop heart problems as a consequence of infections in their lungs.
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Still, I frequently wonder what experience I have missed out on as a consequence of never spending time behind the wheel.
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His standing has risen modestly in recent weeks, perhaps as a consequence of the passage of tax legislation just before Christmas.
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"Professional guidelines all discuss concussion as a consequence of soccer but indicate that heading is an 'uncommon' cause of concussion," he said.
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"The taxpayer is not being made whole as a consequence of the tax refund – if they receive anything at all," he said.
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"What will happen as a consequence of Brexit, as well as [...] Trump, to art is still yet to be seen," says Carr.
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VW now faces bills of around $24 billion of penalties, fines and compensation globally as a consequence of the emissions cheating scandal.
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Sadly Berglund did not quantify exactly how many new users Natural Cycles has onboarded as a consequence of "these sorts of articles".
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As a consequence of this dilution, the number of hospital-acquired infections in Romania has gone up in the last few years.
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Brewer's droop (noun): Inability in a man to achieve or maintain an erection as a consequence of drinking an excess of alcohol.
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Germany's politics will become more fragmented and polarised as it heads towards 2017's federal election as a consequence of Sunday's ballots.
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The survey suggests that between 3 and 83 working days each year are lost as a consequence of workers being physically inactive.
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"It only happens here not because of coincidence, not because of bad luck, but as a consequence of our inaction," he continued.
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How about hunters leaving massive loads of lead ammunition on wild lands and crop fields as a consequence of their shooting activities?
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As a consequence of Brexit, that near-vanished border will become an international frontier between the European Union and an external state.
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As a consequence of these pressures, the company's returns on equity have struggled to cover its cost of capital in recent years.
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Ultimately, he and Ginsberg see the difficulties faced by researchers as a consequence of the War on Drugs and its scheduling regime.
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Brennan has been accused of being too close to Saudi Arabia and, as a consequence, of being too soft on radical Islam.
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Partly as a consequence of their superior results, from 2015 to 2018, the women's team played 19 more matches than the men.
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"It only happens here not because of coincidence, not because of bad luck, but as a consequence of our inaction," he added.
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My broad view is that a person should not be barred in their career as a consequence of their relationships with others.
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However, we will gain way more seats as a consequence of that energy than we will lose because of the crowded primaries.
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Yet now, as a consequence of congressional paralysis, these health centers are faced with a potential loss of billions in federal support.
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"That destroyed me personally, psychologically," Mr. Zaev, who is stepping down as a consequence of the decision, said during a recent interview.
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As a consequence of the move, Congress has threatened to strip the Pentagon of its ability to transfer funds in the future.
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They performed modeling to find out how mantle-derived rocks changed composition as a consequence of the long-term cooling of the mantle.
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"As a consequence of the cover-up, almost every instance of abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted," its members wrote.
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According to McHenry County Interim Coroner David Devane, the cause of death was "craniocerebral trauma as a consequence of multiple blunt force injuries."
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Several - including Arnault's wife - are not taking part in the Academy's work as a consequence of the row but have not formally resigned.
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Western Queens is now likely to get more luxury housing towers and fewer new offices and workspaces as a consequence of Amazon's departure.
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At least eight people died, a dozen were injured, and about 30,000 were forced to seek shelter as a consequence of the storm.
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Every online community has its toxic faction, they maintain, and everyone should expect to be harassed occasionally as a consequence of being online.
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Biologists would like to know, for example, if those iconic clicks and whistles emerged as a consequence of river life or ocean life.
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ASH CARTER, FORMER DEFENSE SECRETARY: It's quite possible that they would as a consequence of that launch, an attempted invasion of South Korea.
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We know they have changed their modus operandi now, as a consequence of the pressure we have been able to put on them.
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Baldwin Street experienced a large tourist boom as a consequence of holding the record, with a street sign boasting of its sloping significance.
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Individuals caught betraying their country in this way often are escorted to their treasonous path as a consequence of blackmail, bribery or both.
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Japan's long stagnation can be read as a consequence of a decades-long development strategy that left the nation overly dependent on manufacturing.
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And all the divisiveness and everything else that seems to have been both created and also as a consequence of the digital revolution.
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Nintendo for a long time has been a holdout in keeping its brands off smartphones, and it's suffered as a consequence of that.
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The four Juggalo plaintiffs all claim to have suffered real harm as a consequence of the report's designation of Juggalos as a gang.
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"Restructuring charges for 403 are expected to somewhat decrease as a consequence of faster implementation of the Swedish reduction activities," the company said.
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And perhaps as a consequence of the sanctions against him, his marriage to Ms. Bruk ended as well, as did their musical partnership.
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But he again rejected lawmakers' attempts to cast the scandal as a consequence of broader failings in Wells Fargo's leadership and corporate culture.
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And as a consequence of where she lives, she will likely have to wait longer than transplant candidates elsewhere in the United States.
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As a consequence of the twisting currents in the bond market, playing it safe turned out to be a lucrative strategy this year.
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" He wrote in 2006: "I know that as a consequence of my fund-raising I became more like the wealthy donors I met.
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Furthermore, Assad was aligned with Russia and Iran well before the Syrian civil war, not as a consequence of it as Trump says.
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For the LTM ended March 2017 and as a consequence of the intense capex plan to increase capacity, KCM's FCF was negative MXN3.1 billion.
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EVERY six seconds a person somewhere in the world dies as a consequence of diabetes, according to estimates by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF).
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Gravitational waves are faint ripples in the fabric of spacetime, first predicted by Albert Einstein as a consequence of his general theory of relativity.
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At the same time, these companies have been disrupting all sorts of other structures and enterprises — as a consequence of their dominance and power.
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Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics, a consultancy, sees average rates on new mortgages jumping by 0.25 percentage points as a consequence of its withdrawal.
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Today, as a consequence of our constant bombardment with screen-based media, some experts believe that kids may have a harder time doing that.
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And apart from the dangerous real-life harassment that has arisen as a consequence of Jones's broadcasts, there's the harassment that Jones initiates himself.
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As a consequence of that decision, the right to vote has changed over time, and it's generally expanded to include more and more people.
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BofA analysts cited Singapore and Turkey as among the emerging market economies most at risk should the dollar soar as a consequence of BAT.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Fernando Alonso is expecting more grid penalties in Azerbaijan this weekend as a consequence of Honda-powered McLaren's ongoing power unit problems.
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In addition to members resigning, several others, including Arnault's wife, are not taking part in the Academy's work as a consequence of the row.
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If he is marooned there this weekend as a consequence of the schedule, it is hard to say the Yankees will be missing much.
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As a consequence of the weaker pound following the Brexit referendum, Mr. Zephirin said he expected the share of British buyers to keep declining.
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A civilian in a rebel-held zone, by geographic definition, is a rebel supporter, whether out of sympathy or as a consequence of coercion.
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It's no coincidence that "lunacy" and "lunar" sound alike: "Lunacy" derives from the Latin "lunaticus," madness understood as a consequence of the full moon.
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The Asian Americans now being taunted and physically attacked on our streets as a consequence of this idea are not functionaries of Xi Jinping.
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As a consequence of this proximity it orbited 51 Pegasi once every four terrestrial days and had surface temperature in excess of 19643,000°C.
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"And then if you do not have any response from Saddam as a consequence of that, then be very straightforward about it," Biden continued.
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"As a consequence of the cover-up, almost every instance of abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted," the original report reads.
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McHenry County Interim Coroner David Devane listed the child's cause of death as "craniocerebral trauma as a consequence of multiple blunt force injuries," WLS reports.
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Though I can't be sure whether or not the device has taken a small hit to battery performance as a consequence of the iOS update.
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And the price of silicon-based solar power has dropped markedly over the past decade, particularly as a consequence of enormous investment by the Chinese.
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As a consequence of this bold move … no, hang on, turns out there were no consequences whatsoever, unless you count widespread mockery such as this.
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And Facebook linked these accounts to Russia as a consequence of its investigation into Kremlin interference in the wake of the 2016 US presidential election.
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McHenry County Interim Coroner David Devane listed the child's cause of death as "craniocerebral trauma as a consequence of multiple blunt force injuries," WLS reports.
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"We are particularly concerned in light of recent reports of senior ICC staff resigning from their positions as a consequence of these threats," it said.
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It could easily suffer a 10 percent to 20 percent correction as a consequence of a constitutional crisis which may well be in the making.
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"We are very concerned that the current situation in Haiti will give rise to such cases as a consequence of the latest disaster," she said.
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Canadian, Mexican, European, Brazilian and Asian allies, whose economies also suffer as a consequence of Chinese mercantilist policies, must be engaged in responding to China.
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Europe does not suffer from its lamented democratic deficit by accident, but as a consequence of the divergent interests of its most important founding members.
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The episode describes polycythemia vera, and depicts a blood clot one of General Hospital's lead characters, Anna Devane, experienced as a consequence of the cancer.
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Equity repo - a measure of equity secured funding - has suffered extreme dislocations in recent years as a consequence of stringent capital rules and market positioning.
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"You're just going to have a different type of person who wants to come here as a consequence of restriction on family sponsorships," Bier said.
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His backers have been eager to spin his absence as a consequence of technical difficulties imposed by the measures Biden is taking to stay quarantined.
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The California Senate recently approved a bill that would work to ensure that no one is kept in local jails as a consequence of poverty.
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La Vanguardia newspaper said on its website that the person died after a building collapsed as a consequence of the shockwave generated by the explosion.
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As a consequence of this proximity it orbited 21 Pegasi once every four terrestrial days and had a surface temperature in excess of 21,21°C.
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"As a consequence of investigations through leading international global consultants and advisers, FSDEA is taking steps to remove Quantum as its asset manager," it added.
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Unexpected changes in behavior could be misinterpreted as a consequence of an experiment, when really it's just that the cells are behaving differently on glass.
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As a consequence of that, I started seeing landscape photography of documenting places influenced by human rather than landscape photography as showing pure, unspoiled nature.
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Throughout his oeuvre, Hamid envisions an interconnected world in which East and West inevitably meet as a consequence of complicated histories of colonization and globalization.
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Indeed, the commission was widely criticised in that case for failing to show that consumers were denied a superior service as a consequence of Google's actions.
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But -- but look, I want to emphasize that there are a lot of tragedies that happen out there as a consequence of the victims of crime.
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Scientists are telling the WHO that the risk of global spread of the virus is "not significantly higher" as a consequence of the Games, Lindmeier said.
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As a consequence of the planet's overall climate disruption, atmospheric scientists expect the winds circling Antarctica to grow stronger — which could very well mean more polynyas.
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Landesman "has received no remuneration as a consequence of his shareholdings, and retains no voting rights or influence over the company," the statement reads in part.
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That's grim news for Trump, given that he had been enjoying an uptick in his approval ratings, partly as a consequence of a very strong economy.
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Mr. Clinton's relationship with Mr. Obama took longer to thaw, largely as a consequence of the bitter 2008 primary race between Mr. Obama and Hillary Clinton.
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We must look at the rise of ISIL as a consequence of systemic weakness and repeated failings to adequately understand and plan for post-conflict environments.
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It's a condition that often afflicts middle-aged and older people, simply as a consequence of degeneration that can occur with age and often accompanying osteoarthritis.
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"As a consequence of Jeffrey Reinking's gross negligence and grotesque recklessness, Mr. DaSilva was brutally and senselessly murdered," reads a court filing obtained by the Tennessean.
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As a consequence of the Photoshop cover for the prior album, we had people saying that our album art should match such cohesive and involved music.
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Due to this reality, and as a consequence of the endemic Indo-Pakistani frictions, New Delhi and Islamabad will remain strategic adversaries for the foreseeable future.
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It also makes a further claim of 25x "hiring efficiency" for hospitals as a consequence of its matching algorithms taking over much of the hiring admin.
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In part, as a consequence of these investments, Nigeria was able to contain the virus to just 19 cases and stop it from spreading further. How?
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CFG said it was worth $4.8 billion as a consequence of the deal, a record valuation for a soccer franchise, according to the consultancy Brand Finance.
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"We confirm that Mr Bonzon decided not to join BSI as a consequence of the situation around BTG Pactual," the spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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More on-device AI could result in better data protection and improved battery performance, in its view — as a consequence of data being processed and stored locally.
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One of the things we've seen as a consequence of the crisis is a sharp decrease in support for the other parties, including the mainstream center right.
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Frankfurt expects up to 10,000 financial industry workers to relocate from Britain to Germany's banking capital as a consequence of Brexit, according to a Frankfurt lobby group.
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"As a consequence of these and other socio-economic factors, political representation of California's diverse population and economies has rendered the state nearly ungovernable," the initiative reads.
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"As a consequence of the strike, domestic, European and long-haul flights have been cancelled, and thousands of travellers will be affected," it said in a statement.
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"As a consequence of the strike, domestic, European and long-haul flights have been canceled, and thousands of travelers will be affected," it said in a statement.
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"Understanding the trauma, the pain and the disfigurement that comes about as a consequence of such an attack is really important," Shah told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As a consequence of the massive buildup of supply that flooded world markets, oil prices slumped by more than half, placing intense pressure on domestic energy producers.
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Falling export income as a consequence of much lower oil and commodity prices is likely to have played a similar role in the slump in other currencies.
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Some people might have seen all this as an obstacle to getting on with their life, but I viewed it as a consequence of my own actions.
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"This resolution orders FDP to pay $32.8 million for the damage caused to the Colombian state as a consequence of the breaches of contract," the agency said.
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Meanwhile, the impacts of bad content decisions and moderation failures are increasingly visible — as a consequence of the the vast scale of (especially) Facebook and Google's YouTube.
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"Analysts have begun to lift earnings estimates aggressively as a consequence of the rewriting of the tax code," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Matt Taibbi, the author and Rolling Stone contributing editor, has published a new book that properly depicts the Garner killing as a consequence of our society's ills.
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As a consequence of capitalism, he argued, artists were reduced to objects to be consumed, manufactured, bought, and sold, like interchangeable parts on a factory assembly line.
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"As a consequence of that, over the years, we developed a very true friendship, not just a political relationship, with many of the pastors," Mr. Bartlett said.
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As a consequence of the designation, U.S. individuals are banned from engaging in financial transactions with Salahuddin and all his property in the United States is blocked.
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Forty percent of kakapo eggs are infertile -- most likely as a consequence of inbreeding -- so Digby and his team have turned to technology to boost success rates.
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Most Americans don't pay attention to regulatory requirements at slaughterhouses — at least, until there's a massive outbreak of foodborne illness as a consequence of inadequate safety procedures.
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The best models we have now project that, as a consequence of climate change, the frequency of extreme-weather events, from superstorms to droughts, will increase sharply.
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However, he reiterated the central banks view that the U.K. economy would suffer in 2017 as a consequence of the country's vote to leave the European Union (EU).
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And these are skills that are not fast to apply and as a consequence of that, return on equity is low because costs not coming down fast enough.
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As a consequence of the far-right smoke machine, the accusations that Gabbard is running as a secret pro-Trump candidate or as a "Russian asset" have persisted.
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If keeping secrets is beneficial—which, presumably, it often is—evolution might have been expected to have weeded out those who suffer as a consequence of doing so.
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As a consequence of Wednesday's decision, that scientific whaling will end because the international whaling convention requires countries that do so join the IWC, according to the ABC.
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Tropical regions had suffered from droughts as a consequence of El Niño, with a reduction in the ability of oceans, forests and vegetation absorb CO2 a further development.
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Bonmarche said trading in September so far had been "extremely poor", largely as a consequence of hot weather which has not favoured sales of its new autumn ranges.
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The diplomatic spat between Qatar and the emerging Saudi-led bloc has developed as a consequence of Doha's relationships with both Iran and a number of Islamist groups.
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As a consequence of all of the above, global stock, bond and commodity markets are sending a very clear signal that should not go unheeded by the Fed.
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Some Argentines are losing patience and have taken to the streets to protest increases in home heating bills that came as a consequence of Macri reducing energy subsidies.
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But Dr Piantadosi and Dr Kidd, both of whom study child development, wondered if it might be a cause as well as a consequence of intelligence as well.
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Wieseltier: I once wrote an article taking a controversial position, and after it came out, as a consequence of my view, I received human feces in the mail.
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When the density of the air changes (in this case as a consequence of shock waves) there is a change in its refractive index, resulting in light distortion.
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Today, as a consequence of that growth, there are approximately 1,500 functioning satellites whizzing around the Earth, more than 2,85033 dead ones, and almost seven tons of garbage.
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The State, a South Carolina newspaper, is reporting that Fairfield County is about to lose 126 jobs as a consequence of the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
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The latest: The official said Israel published a formal statement blaming the Assad regime for the attack on Monday night as a consequence of this assessment by Netanyahu.
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They are leaving — often as a consequence of state and local decisions to shut down commerce — to limit the danger to themselves, and perhaps to others as well.
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As a consequence of Senate Bill 4, I fear that many children in our community will to experience this terror every time they see an Austin police officer.
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As a consequence of this diehard partisanship, we just experienced the longest government shutdown in our history, during which many Democrats refused to even meet with President Trump.
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"The number of third country instruments is likely to increase as a consequence of the UK's withdrawal from the EU," ESMA said in its consultation paper on Friday.
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"As a consequence of that, nicotine gets delivered to the brain very rapidly," said Dr. Frank T. Leone, director of the Comprehensive Smoking Treatment Program at Penn Medicine.
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The main character of the story is Geralt of Rivia, a skillful monster-hunter who finds himself an outcast as a consequence of his particular line of work.
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Her replacement at the Gates Foundation now becomes an important person to pay attention to, especially as criticism of philanthropy intensifies as a consequence of growing income inequality.
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As a consequence of all this waste and inefficiency, physicians in this country now have to spend $85033,000 on average just to interact with private health insurance companies.
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"As a consequence of the ongoing health emergency in Italy...it will no longer be possible to stage the Rome E-Prix on April 4," Formula E said.
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But it's been given a new face — a new caricature — as a consequence of the war on terror, and then intensified by the rhetoric of, mainly, President Trump.
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Another quirk of the art market is that many artists are also art collectors themselves — as a consequence of swapping their own works for works by other artist friends.
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This is a cause of frustration and a loss of time and money; in fact, Doodle estimates nearly $400 billion is lost annually as a consequence of botched meetings.
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But as a consequence of too many people buying into that nonsense, we've got a president who actually has problems with controlling his impulses and letting emotion overrule reason.
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"As a consequence of permafrost melting, the vectors of deadly infections of the 18th and 19th centuries may come back," Russian scientists ominously noted in a recent scientific paper.
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As a consequence of all this, several of the lower-ranking mods who'd been stripped of their mod status moved to the newly minted, unpopulated r/Mr_Trump in protest.
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The former Latvian Prime Minister conceded that the European Commission expects to see a negative economic impact for both the EU and the U.K. as a consequence of Brexit.
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"As a consequence of its failure to produce this corrective plan, H.U.D. will now review and approve all expenditures from Nycha's Capital Fund," the department said in a statement.
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It's unclear how much financial damage The O'Reilly Factor, which is the most popular show on cable television, and Fox News will undergo as a consequence of the scandal.
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Campari finance chief Paolo Marchesini said the group expects a 13 million euro ($5.6 million) hit to 2020 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) as a consequence of duties.
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An alternative theory is "Asymmetric Dark Matter," Morrissey said, which preserves CPT symmetry and also explains the dominance of matter over antimatter as a consequence of dark matter interactions.
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As a consequence of the companies including the posts in the hearing bundles, they become part of the public record, with anyone able to request access to the documents.
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I hope it goes without saying that this result is highly objectionable, since it would lead to the deprivation of birthright citizenship as a consequence of one's parents' origins.
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As a consequence of the miscalculation, the video that gives the show its name, and has a pertinent political content of its own, is in danger of being overlooked.
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I think the answer here is that these guys are like chemical companies and like energy companies that there are toxic spills that happen as a consequence of their actions.
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The company remains an active participant in the EU-US Privacy Shield framework, although it is now under investigation by the FTC — as a consequence of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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"As a consequence of the students' actions that came to the school's attention on Monday, the remaining football games for the SPMS football team will be forfeited," the letter said.
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Market reaction to Renzi's defeat and his resignations was relatively muted, partly as a consequence of a pledge by the ECB to buy Italian government debt if markets became unsettled.
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So, it is easy to think that biological or physical phenomena also exist for some purpose rather than as a consequence of how physical, chemical, or biological processes just happen.
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Richmond Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Lacker's leak of sensitive information in 2012 could have come about as a consequence of a "mind lapse", according to one of his former colleagues.
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I'm glad you raised that, because one of the things that falls by the wayside as a consequence of this trend of the militarization of foreign policy is human rights.
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The Hollywood Reporter also cites a brief submitted by O'Reilly's legal team in January, noting "extreme emotional distress" his teenage children have experienced as a consequence of past media scrutiny.
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As a consequence of this disparate treatment, the Virgin Islands does not receive the same proportion of support in federal dollars as do states for school funding, roads and healthcare.
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In a separate analysis, economists at Miami and Trinity universities followed the CBO's methodology and estimated that more than 700,000 would be lost as a consequence of a $85033 mandate.
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FUCEREP's capital ratios have markedly declined in the last four years as a consequence of the net losses and the increase of the intangible assets (largely IT investments) since 2015.
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Of course not, Kahn explained, but the "mutually assured destruction" capabilities that emerged as a consequence of the United States-Soviet competition were becoming functionally equivalent to a doomsday machine.
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MANILA, March 24 (Reuters) - The Philippine economy could contract this year as a consequence of the coronavirus outbreak, the economic planning agency said in a report made public on Tuesday.
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There are also signs that Italy's curve has started to flatten, probably as a consequence of the nationwide lockdown ordered on March 219, which restricted travel to work and emergencies.
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There's a lot at stake for both Boeing (BA) and Ryanair, which is already seeking compensation from the planemaker for losses it has suffered as a consequence of the grounding.
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Oil prices extended their losing streak as rising U.S. production and inventories threatened to undermine a rally sparked by tightening world supply as a consequence of OPEC's curbs on output.
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In that one moment a billion people, as a consequence of this, would be interrupted at dinner, will not be with their kids ... Which they're not thinking about at all.
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The health and development data, at least, gives a clear answer: As a consequence of having control over our fertility, women around the world have seen our rights and status skyrocket.
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Security is certainly now being generally pushed up the C-suite agenda for all organizations handling EU data as a consequence of GDPR concentrating minds on much more sizable legal liabilities.
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Like all critical infrastructure, nuclear facilities are not immune to cyber-attack, and the twin risks of sabotage and theft as a consequence of a breach leave the sector especially exposed.
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The natural catastrophe charges were mainly from storms in Germany and floods in France, combined with higher claims in Belgium as a consequence of the floods in May and June 2016.
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A warmer atmosphere can hold more water vapor, and an intensification of rainstorms was one of the fundamental predictions made by climate scientists decades ago as a consequence of human emissions.
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As a consequence of work they reported in August on a phenomenon called the Lyman-alpha transition, they think they can bring a technique called laser cooling to bear on antihydrogen.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai and Commissioner Brendan Carr are canceling their appearances at CES this year as a consequence of the ongoing partial government shutdown, according to Politico Pro.
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If, as a consequence of the extraordinary stress and pain that you are witnessing, typically, in a battlefield, something inside you feels like it's wounded, it's just like a physical injury.
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I think conservatives fail to recognize that a lot of the things that they see as bad decisions or as a consequence of some moral failing exist in a cultural context.
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Larissa Brunner, analyst for Western Europe at think tank Oxford Analytica, argued that the likelihood of a snap election as a consequence of the referendum is totally reliant on the outcome.
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"As a consequence of the national reflection that began in Charleston, the myths and revisionist history surrounding the Confederacy may be losing their grip in the South," the report authors note.
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Many of them are seeing their jobs disappear as a consequence of digitalisation of our services and the implementation of much-needed improvements, particularly in the back-office and support functions.
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As a consequence of the strong Asian results, however, 2015 marked the inflection point when the growth markets of Asia accounted for a larger part of the Group than Eastern Europe.
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The rating action reflects our view that Erste's risk profile has improved as a consequence of active balance sheet clean-up and improving operating conditions in central and eastern Europe (CEE).
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As a consequence of the political turmoil, government workers, including professors at the university, were sometimes not paid for months at a time, and there would be no bread, or milk.
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As a consequence of the disposal, a further impairment loss of 72 million rand ($4.67 million) pre-tax or 59 million rand post-tax has been recognized during the first half.
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Much of the Marshall Islands remains uninhabitable as a consequence of these nuclear tests, and it's not immediately clear when Marshallese residents will be able to return to their ancestral homes.
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A reduction of 1.53 percent, which is what his models project as a consequence of the superblock plan, would allow complete implementation with a reduction in auto intensity across the city.
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And so the labor market programs are only a tiny fraction, maybe 10 percent of all the public benefits transfers that are going on as a consequence of these trade shocks.
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"As a consequence of the ongoing health emergency in Italy... it will no longer be possible to stage the Rome E-Prix on April 4," Formula E said in a statement.
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But for YouTube this sort of junk has been very lucrative snake oil as a consequence of Google's commercial imperative being to keep eyeballs engaged in order to serve more ads.
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BCC President Francis Martin said business needed "to see sustained and structured discussion with business on the dozens of practical, real-world questions that firms face as a consequence of Brexit".
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And to some degree in spite of Ms. Poitras's journalistic intentions — though very much as a consequence of her rigorous honesty — the picture that emerges is complicated, unsettling and intriguingly ambivalent.
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"There is considerable uncertainty over economic developments abroad and this has increased as a consequence of the result of the British referendum on the EU," the Riksbank said in a statement.
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In its 2018 budget, the Australian government flagged a possibility that household spending might be affected by any unanticipated tightening in financial conditions, possibly as a consequence of the Royal Commission.
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The lender has been struggling for a long time yet its problems were exacerbated at the start of December as a consequence of political instability in the shape of Italy's referendum result.
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"There is a significant amount of investment that is going on in the form of nonresidential fixed investment in the coming year, in part as a consequence of tax reform," said Nassetta.
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Judge Smith said Texas would suffer a similarly direct and concrete injury in having to spend millions of dollars to provide driver's licenses to immigrants as a consequence of the federal program.
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I want to emphasise that the damages suffered by Guatemala as a consequence of the non-compliance with the treaty of 1859 is not an object of Guatemala's legal claim against Belize.
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"It's good news that both sides are back to talking, but I think what's more important is the things that we didn't learn as a consequence of the G-20," Zezas said.
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For the first time in 23 years, Formula One will have no reigning world champion in action as a consequence of Nico Rosberg retiring five days after winning the title with Mercedes.
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Comic fans have always accepted T'Challa's serial absences from Wakanda as a consequence of the narrative logic of the Marvel universe, which locates all its heroes in and around New York City.
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You saw last night as a consequence of our planning, our preparation, the rehearsals that take place, the swift response from the emergency services tackling the terrorists and also helping the injured.
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We have seen communities displaced as a consequence of climate change and pushed out of their lands because they were not part of the decision making during the rebuilding Puerto Rico process.
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The toxic political discourse problem that democracies and societies around the world are being forced to grapple with is as a consequence of how Internet platforms distribute content and shape public discussion.
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The net result of a strategy of managed competition would entail limitations as a consequence of strategic and important equitable market competition considerations, but would not result in wholesale decoupling of markets.
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"You can take one, two or three months of parental leave and as a consequence of that, choose to delay your retirement date by two, four or six months," Senator Lee explained.
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The patterns on these cards, as a consequence of the manufacturing processes, were trimmed slightly differently on top and bottom, resulting in uneven margins of 1/32 of an inch or less.
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On June 23, a mob demolished a mosque and a Muslim cemetery in a village in Bago Region, about 36 miles northeast of Yangon, reportedly as a consequence of a personal dispute.
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"While we expect slower economic growth in the UK as a consequence of Brexit, we do not foresee a recession or – perhaps most importantly – a sharp increase in unemployment," the report said.
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All of the above raises multiple important questions: Could a doctor who determines that a woman is pregnant also determine, as a consequence of that pregnancy, that a "serious health risk" exists?
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King died in May 2015 -- just over a month after Obama sent this letter -- from vascular dementia caused by a series of small strokes as a consequence of his type 2 diabetes.
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"I THINK IT was necessary," said President Donald Trump of the "rough patch" the world economy has been going through as a consequence of his shake-up of the global trade regime.
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"The market for AMD is growing strongly as a consequence of an ageing population and lacking preventative procedures and is currently worth around $9 billion annually," Zuercher Kantonalbank analyst Michael Nawrath said.
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As a consequence of using business/financial logic in the assessment of threat, there seems to have arisen a willingness to dismiss unexpected (especially "worst case") scenarios as implausible, if not impossible.
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In 2019, public research showed that American life expectancy was ticking downward as a consequence of "deaths of despair"—suicides, overdoses, and other causes of death linked to alcohol and drug use.
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As a consequence of a generation of deregulation, the fetishization of the market, and cuts to service provisions, average people feel exposed to the cold winds of change on their home turf.
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That said, it's a bad idea to treat all foolish choices as a consequence of psychiatric disorders, and people naturally dislike being told that their behavior is due to a clinical condition.
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But a fast-spreading outbreak in Oklahoma City confirmed public health data showing syphilis on the rise again in the United States, spreading as a consequence of the heroin and methamphetamine epidemics.
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Quantification of almost every quotidian thing might become possible as a consequence of always-on AI — and given the ubiquity of the smartphone (aka the 'non-wearable wearable') — but is that actually desirable?
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Four senators, including Ted Cruz (R-TX), have asserted that, as a consequence of sanctions placed on Iran, Twitter must cease providing its services to Ayatollah Khamenei and other leaders in the country.
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They want to sort of fuel themselves, and they eat 7 times a day, so snacking is really growing as a habit and also the market is growing as a consequence of that.
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AWB's National Ratings would be downgraded if the sovereign is downgraded by multiple notches or if the Moroccan state's willingness to support AWB diminishes, most probably as a consequence of reduced systemic importance.
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Although the boys were more likely to have reported smoking or drinking, they weren't any more likely than girls to have reported smoking or drinking as a consequence of parental absence, explained Lacey.
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Poverty rose during the Carter and George H.W Bush presidencies, partially as a consequence of their economic and budgetary policies, while rates at the beginning and end of the Reagan administration were unchanged.
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Sexual assault of men in the military cannot be shortsighted as an issue that can be generalized across all sexual assault or pawned off as a consequence of a man's natural sex drive.
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"As a consequence of the national reflection that began in Charleston, the myths and revisionist history surrounding the Confederacy may be losing their grip in the South," the SPLC said in the report.
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"In many parts of the world more women die in disasters than men as a consequence of higher levels of poverty and other forms of discrimination," she said in a statement on Wednesday.
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It's not necessarily the case that individual EU Member States are getting stronger privacy laws as a consequence of GDPR (in some instances countries have arguably had higher standards in their domestic law).
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As many years as I have cared for people with leukemia, I still get thrown by how quickly they can get so terribly sick as a consequence of having a broken immune system.
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France has so far taken the boldest approach, promising that no company will be allowed to fail as a consequence of the disease that has prompted businesses large and small to suspend operations.
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While Mr. Vallance did not disown the concept of herd immunity on Monday, he argued this would arise as a byproduct of the pandemic rather than as a consequence of a deliberate strategy.
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The delegates to the Constitutional Convention included impeachment in the Constitution as a consequence of their knowledge of history, a study they believed to be a prerequisite for holding a position in government.
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"We have not been able to see any negative impact on travel to the U.K. as a consequence of news reports of acid attacks," Olivier Jager, CEO of ForwardKeys, told CNBC via email.
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Interestingly, this same kind of upwelling of nutrients from deep waters happens naturally along the California coast as a consequence of strong ocean currents, rather than the effects of scorching hot molten lava.
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However, it is not a scourge of illegal immigrants entering the US and committing unspeakable atrocities, but the roughly 252,23 federal employees who are not reviving paychecks as a consequence of government shutdown.
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Air Canada and United Airlines on Friday became the first major carriers in North America to warn of negative financial implications to business as a consequence of the grounding of the Boeing planes.
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Around 2010, I started to see in the news something I had never seen before, which was undocumented people doing civil disobedience—getting arrested and facing deportation as a consequence of their action.
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The election is as a consequence of the resignation of Iceland's most recent prime minister, Sigmundur Davið Gunnlaugsson, who was famously the first high-profile casualty of the Panama Papers investigations earlier this year.
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British officials investigating a second case of poisoning with the nerve agent Novichok in southwestern England said they suspect the victims were not directly targeted but sickened as a consequence of the previous attack.
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"As a consequence of the strike, domestic, European and long-haul flights have been cancelled ... Flights operated by SAS Ireland and airlines that are subcontractors of SAS will not be affected," the airline added.
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"Our credibility has suffered as a consequence of the outlook, and this follows a period where our handling of communication matters has been criticised," Krogsgaard, Nordex's CEO since June 2015, said in a statement.
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"I think as a consequence of the work that Devin Nunes has done, that Trey Gowdy and Bob Goodlatte have done, that I've amplified in the media, we've got our groove back," Gaetz says.
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"At the moment, it is business as usual (but) insurance to transit the Strait of Hormuz has actually increased 10-fold in the last two months as a consequence of the attacks," Gurnee said.
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For nearly a year now, boricuas like me have emphasized that more people than officially reported have died as a consequence of the Category 229 storm that ravaged the island on September 21898, 2017.
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"At EU level, yield forecasts for all winter crops, grain maize and sunflower were revised downwards, mainly as a consequence of unusually warm and dry conditions in central, eastern and northern Europe," MARS said.
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The dizzying cascade of late-season outrages this cycle can be interpreted as a consequence of Republican dominance of the legislature, and the expectation that Republicans will maintain that dominance in 2017 and beyond.
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Still, she told reporters that she sees no evidence that shrinking holdings of U.S. banks' excess reserves as a consequence of the balance sheet reduction are affecting those financial institutions' ability to lend money.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German utility E.ON's PreussenElektra nuclear business plans to cut at least 2000,213 of its 2000,000-strong workforce by 2026 as a consequence of Germany's exit from nuclear power, it said on Wednesday.
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Cancer, in which a genetic glitch causes cells to grow out of control, is generally thought to be caused by chance, exposure to toxic chemicals, or as a consequence of unhealthy behaviors like smoking.
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While Polyakov did report mood fluctuations when he arrived at Mir and when he returned to Earth, he has not suffered any long term health effects as a consequence of his time in space.
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Climate change increases risks of war, instability, disease and hunger in vulnerable parts of the globe, and I was seared while reporting in Madagascar about children starving apparently as a consequence of climate change.
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Her death, which is under investigation, has been widely condemned as a consequence of the Trump administration's hard-line immigration enforcement efforts on the southwest border against caravans of migrants traveling from Central America.
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"As a consequence of the work to increase production in the longer term, the near-term production guidance for the full year has been reduced," Chief Executive Officer Jón Ferrier said in a statement.
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But as a consequence of the ruling, the Catalan parliament on Monday stripped Torra of his rights as a lawmaker, opening a rift with Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya (ERC), his fellow separatist coalition partner.
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MADRID, Jan 14 (Reuters) - One person died as a consequence of an explosion at a chemical factory in Spain's northeastern Tarragona province on Tuesday, several Spanish media, including El Mundo and El Periodico said.
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Artificial intelligences experience a similar disconnect from the consensus reality we inhabit because they cannot process the kinds of sentiments real humans experience as a consequence of living among other people in a society.
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"That's not to say that the 480 million have all died as a consequence of the fires because some things are going to be mobile — birds will fly away and come back," Dickman added.
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In the summer of 1950, communist North Korea invaded the South with the support of China and the Soviet Union, after the peninsula had already been split as a consequence of the Cold War.
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The firm's clients might want a steer on the political risks affecting public finances in Brazil, or to gauge the social pressures that could arise as a consequence of an austerity programme in Egypt.
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" At the species level, many of those serving vital functions such as pollination or pest management are in decline "as a consequence of the destruction and degradation of habitats, overexploitation, pollution and other threats.
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It covers her experience as a young 20-something immigrant building her career, finding love, crossing over from Spanish to English media, and her father's death as a consequence of the health crisis in Venezuela.
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In partnership with the European Journalism Centre and Zeit Online, Life in Gawair walks you through an informal settlement on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh where thousands have migrated as a consequence of natural disasters.
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UBS, HSBC and Goldman Sachs are among several of London's lenders which have warned jobs and parts of their respective business operations may have to move away from the city as a consequence of Brexit.
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To paraphrase Kim Elsesser, professor at UCLA who focuses on psychology and gender, as a consequence of social (dis)comfort, men get to know other men much better and women get to know other women.
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About, I think, a year and a half ago we had a known trans woman, Katia Da La Riva, who lived in Los Angeles and passed away as a consequence of getting pumped with silicone.
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The new positions are desperately needed, authorities said, to support the seriously stressed NICS system and to prepare for an even heavier workload as a consequence of the central provision of the administration's executive actions.
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By contrast, every single professor I've named in this essay—and many more—has had to contend with threats to their jobs as a consequence of being attacked because of, or through, right-wing media.
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Yet now, as a consequence of Facebook's confidence in crafting manipulative consent flows, it's essentially figured out a way to circumvent EU citizens' fundamental rights — by socially engineering Europeans to override their own best interests.
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"The policy of institutions on where to deposit cash depends on the credit rating of the bank and that means that some institutional depositors withdrew their cash as a consequence of rating downgrades," he said.
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Financial markets do not need a lower capital gains tax rate to perform well and wealthy investors have hardly been deterred from investing in any market as a consequence of the surcharge imposed by Obamacare.
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Monopolization is both the possession of the monopoly power in the relevant market and the willful acquisition or maintenance of that power, which is different from growing as a consequence of just being the best.
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Spare a thought for iPhone 6s owners — some of whom have already had to go through the hassle of having their battery replaced as a consequence of a faulty batch which had caused unexpected shutdowns.
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"We've seen a consistent switch out of equities into gold as a consequence of the worsening macro backdrop, and that's something gold will continue to see in the foreseeable future," ANZ analyst Daniel Hynes said.
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And at worst, this crucial oversight leaves intact a whole array of bad-faith and racist assumptions about such episodes arising all but exclusively as a consequence of Black women's bad attitude and threatening behavior.
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"We assess that Australia's GDP could be around 0.2% lower in 2020 as a consequence of the coronavirus, with most of this being felt in Q1 and Q2," analysts at ANZ said in a note.
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The report also showed that employment growth in Germany has lost momentum as a consequence of the economic slowdown, with the industrial sector cutting jobs, while service providers and the construction sector are still hiring.
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On March 28, he posted a "feeling positive" emoji and an accompanying message: "I have learned this: It is not what one does that is wrong, but what one becomes as a consequence of it."
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This would make long-term guaranteed products more expensive and would add to the trend towards products with shorter or no guarantees, which is already well under way as a consequence of low interest rates.
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As a consequence of that attack, the nonpartisan government accountability organization Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the Department of State for Benghazi-related emails and other information on Nov.
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As a consequence of these unjust assessments, Mr. Jones and many other homeowners were unable to pay their taxes, and the Wayne County treasurer's office foreclosed on more than 100,000 homes between 2011 and 6003.
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" STEVEN ENGLANDER, HEARD OF RESEARCH AND STRATEGY, RAFIKI CAPITAL, NEW YORK: "If you look at equities right now, the market is seeing very few scenarios where they go up as a consequence of these trade actions.
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Despite the economic, physical and psychological scars that remain as a consequence of the LRA's brutal campaign, Uganda is now routinely touted as one of the world's most progressive countries when it comes to hosting refugees.
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Many of them agree with Mr Trump on the need to do more and can point to European defence budgets that are have been rising, albeit too slowly, as a consequence of Russia's aggression towards Ukraine.
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Further complicating the process, as a consequence of a 2008 court order, the $10 bill will also be the first to include a raised tactile feature so that people with visual impairments can readily identify it.
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Though this number had fallen below 4,000 by 2014 it is, according to the Landmine and Cluster Munition Monitor, an international research group, rising again as a consequence of conflicts in Libya, Syria, Ukraine and Yemen.
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Fifty-five years after the passage of landmark civil-rights and anti-poverty legislation, it has become easy and even popular to describe the poverty of black Americans as a consequence of their own bad decisions.
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"As a consequence of the hurricanes, we have updated our full year outlook to reflect the impact of the operational disruption we faced during the quarter," Chief Executive Officer Larry De Shon said in a statement.
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This is in contrast to the situation in the Netherlands around 10 years ago when the life savings market declined sharply as a consequence of tax changes allowing banks to compete on equal terms with insurers.
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Now, as a consequence of their convictions, both defendants, who are citizens of Guinea and lawful permanent residents of the United States, may lose their U.S. immigration status and be deported after they complete their sentences.
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Participants are thrown into spontaneous situations and encouraged to allow themselves to express freely their emotions, fears, expectations, disappointments, joys and to stay with the flow of events that follows as a consequence of this expression.
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A separate group, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), called on the government to hold top-level talks with business "on the dozens of practical, real-world questions that firms face as a consequence of Brexit".
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As a consequence of the Office of Legal Counsel opinion, the administration could be faced with dozens of subpoenas or resolutions of inquiry, when all most members seek is a proper written response to their questions.
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While Prime Minister Theresa May has faced calls to resign as a consequence of the inconclusive vote, the Conservative leader has sought permission from the queen in an attempt to form a new government on Friday.
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Manufacturers across the country are reporting sharp increases in costs for raw materials, partly as a consequence of the White House's tariffs, and they're starting to pass them on to clients as much as they can.
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In August, we learned from researchers at George Washington University, who conducted the most comprehensive study on the question to date, that the best estimate is that 2,975 people died as a consequence of the storm.
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Very little in "My Son" — whether it's the logistics of the kidnapping or the way Julien scours home videos for convenient clues — makes a great deal of sense, perhaps as a consequence of the shooting process.
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As mentioned, this idea was born as a consequence of historical experience, but it soon became clear that in the face of new and approaching challenges it was the most sensible concept for a free world.
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The likely lack of overtaking had been flagged up before the season as a consequence of Formula One's new-look cars which were faster through corners but harder to get past on slower circuits like Monaco.
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But the recent annexations in Decatur and some other Illinois cities have been novel because, rather than adding land as a consequence of organic growth, city leaders expanded their boundaries as an answer to population decline.
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Like other jobs tied to the cycles of social media — say, tweeting for brands or aggregating tweets for BuzzFeed — clip research involves skills that are less taught through training than osmosed as a consequence of youth.
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Brazilian Massa also retired from Formula One at the end of the season, but that was seen more as a consequence of Williams signing 18-year-old Canadian rookie Lance Stroll to partner the experienced Bottas.
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As noted in Proclamations 9822 and 9842 of November 9, 2018, and February 7, 2019, respectively, our immigration and asylum system is in crisis as a consequence of the mass migration of aliens across our southern border.
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And on Thursday it triggered a Europe-wide slump in airline stocks by saying it expected revenues-per-passenger to fall in the second half of this year, partly as a consequence of overcapacity in the sector.
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AWB's and BMCE's National Ratings would be downgraded if the sovereign is downgraded by multiple notches or if the Moroccan state's willingness to support AWB and BMCE diminishes, most probably as a consequence of reduced systemic importance.
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Based on the agency's projections, the bank's liquidity assessment will remain at 'aaa', as a consequence of the bank's conservative financial rules, which will continue to result in excellent coverage of short-term debt by liquid assets.
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I also understand that the two essentially ran operations in Germany/Europe so their departure might be seen purely as a consequence of the strategic decision to focus on the U.S., at least for the foreseeable future.
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As a consequence of the Petrobras-focused corruption probe, known in Brazil as "Operation Car Wash," many of Odebrecht's 15 subsidiaries are refinancing up to 35 billion reais ($10.4 billion) in loans and stepping up asset sales.
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"Traffic to trade partners was slow at the beginning of the quarter as a consequence of relatively cold weather," he said, adding that had particularly affected demand for lawn mowing equipment in both Europe and North America.
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However, most of the G-SIB bancassurers are already well capitalised and would not need to increase capital as a consequence of moving to a higher bucket or seek to reduce their insurance business to avoid it.
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The head of Germany's BdB banking association, Michael Kemmer, said during a conference in Berlin that fears about a flaring up of the financial crisis as a consequence of financial deregulation in the U.S. were "excessively exaggerated".
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" But he said they would "potentially save lives in this country and spare families the pain and the extraordinary loss they have suffered as a consequence of a firearm being in the hands of the wrong people.
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National debt stands at 150 percent of GDP; interest payments consume almost half of government revenues, primarily as a consequence of civil war reconstruction costs and significantly diminished GDP growth since the onset of the Syrian war.
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It went on to become a movement of people who were showing up and fighting for things that they wanted to see change, and it's having a tremendously powerful and important impact as a consequence of that.
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The study that showed how the collapse of union protections could erode Democrats' political power also found that as a consequence of states passing anti-union laws, fewer working-class people sought—and won—positions of power.
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"I think gradually the large index providers and large institutional funds will include China, Asia, into their main indices and large institutions like ourselves are likely to increase our investments as a consequence of that," he said.
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There is a powerful and understandable urge, as a consequence of the long-overdue recognition of the pervasiveness of sexual abuse, to expunge the perpetrators, to turn away from their work and scrub it from the canon.
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It is neither hyperbole nor an act of partisan exaggeration to say that people will die and livelihoods will be destroyed as a consequence of what the president has done and what he has failed to do.
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Juan Manuel's parents, Juan Carlos and Maria Correa, said in a statement on Friday that "new complications have surfaced as a consequence of the massive impact he suffered" from the crash, which killed French racer Antoine Hubert.
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Though she commits terrible acts — breaking a man's leg, evading police, and blowing up a chemical plant — Harley Quinn mostly spends the movie acting out as a consequence of her breakup with her old lover, the Joker.
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"As a consequence of having low wages and insufficient incomes to afford adequate homes for their families, 57 percent of Amazon warehouse workers live in housing that is overcrowded and substandard," the authors of the report write.
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"Terrifying" was the term one Silicon Valley resident at a community meeting used to characterize the prospect of a seven- or eight-story apartment building rising near the local train station as a consequence of S.B. 50.
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Francis' predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, transferred Archbishop Tobin to Indianapolis in 2012 before he had served his usual five-year term at the Vatican, a move widely seen as a consequence of his advocacy of the nuns.
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"(Transactions) were lower year-on-year in the second quarter as a consequence of buyers having brought forward purchases ... and due to the increased economic uncertainty in the lead up to the EU referendum," the firm said.
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Quite possibly as a consequence of the disappearing engagement with Germany in the United States, seven out of 10 Americans believe that relations with Germany are in good shape, according to a survey by Pew Research Center.
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They have opened the floodgates to an invasion of false narratives and the defamation of victims, which invariably leads to the escalation of abuse and harassment as a consequence of the hate the content they host incites.
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It also gave a breakdown of 30 attacks since 1990, with the last one recorded in December 2016, saying 458 people had died and at least 2,540 were wounded as a consequence of attacks and other unrest.
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Nobody; and yet, the public loses more money buying stocks on anonymous inside advice when they are too high than it does selling out stocks below their value as a consequence of bearish advice during so called "raids".
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A British couple poisoned with the same nerve agent that nearly killed former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter in March were likely not directly targeted but sickened as a consequence of the previous attack, officials said.
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Buyers in the world's biggest hog producer and pork consumer struck deals for the meat despite import tariffs of 62 percent imposed by China on U.S. pork as a consequence of the trade war between the two countries.
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WSTA has forecast the price of alcohol in Britain is set to increase in 2017 as a consequence of manufacturers and importers amending costs in reaction to the Brexit vote and the slide in the value of sterling.
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So in 2012, when Facebook decided to update its privacy policy — to give itself greater control over users' data — it was forced to email all its users about the changes, as a consequence of those earlier regulatory settlements.
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In relation to Berlin, Mnuchin told reporters on Thursday he had listened to Schaeuble's argument that Germany's export surplus was as a consequence of the European Central Bank setting the interest rates for all 19 euro area countries.
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"The Delete Facebook movement that started as a consequence of Cambridge Analytica simply never got traction in South and Southeast Asia for a simple reason: Facebook is inextricably entwined into the DNA of economy, society, politics," Hattotuwa said.
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"We have to take this step because Deutsche Post has not provided sufficient evidence of changes to its costs and savings as a consequence of restructuring," Federal Networks Agency President Jochen Homann said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The 85033,000 number is an approximation from a George Washington University study that estimated how many "excess deaths" occurred as a consequence of Hurricane Maria, rather than as a result of the normal life cycle on the island.
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Had this come out as a consequence of an investigation, it would look much more insidious than it does as part of the White House doing routine disclosure around a story that it knows people are interested in.
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In 2003, the DAMA experiment began looking for seasonal fluctuations in dark matter particles that was predicted in the 1980s as a consequence of the relative motion of the sun and Earth to the rest of the galaxy.
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"There is, as a consequence of the tariffs that the United States is putting in place, a wave of retaliation that's coming against American exports" from trading partners like Canada to the tune of $75 billion, Murphy said.
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I was liking the pictures but then I was basically ignoring everything else and so I was basically being shallow in how I was conducting my dating life and was feeling quite lonely as a consequence of that.
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"Many of us are competing for the same limited supplies, and as a consequence of that, people are tripping over themselves to make deals that ultimately are raising the cost of these supplies," Newsom told reporters Monday night.
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"It is too soon to say how many of my generation may have learned to despise injustice as a consequence of the beatings, verbal abuse and general cruelty that we suffered as children," she writes in the book.
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As a consequence of the strike, Uber fares more than quadrupled, further raising the ire of Londoners and making Leicester Square, a major tourist hot spot, seem like a "Toyota Prius convention," according to Chris Parsons, another commuter.
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It is easy to say that wrongdoers should pay the maximum possible amount as a consequence of their actions, but reasonable limitations on how much punishment the government can impose protect everyone and promote effective prosecutorial decision-making.
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In the past 75 years what used to constitute West Germany, very much as a consequence of the Nazi horrors, has acquired a special identity: It has become post-nationalist, pro-European, multicultural and principally open to migrants.
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"As a consequence of severe fiscal, external, and political pressures, we believe a distressed exchange or unilateral default on Lebanon's commercial debt is virtually certain at this point," an analyst report from S&P Global said last week.
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The government has maintained throughout the process that immigrants are well treated in detention centers and that the separations were justified as a consequence of a decision to prosecute all adults who cross the border illegally, including parents.
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In a July interview with The New York Times, Williamson said she believes antidepressants are overprescribed as a consequence of "medicalization of normal human despair," though that is a view that is also shared by some medical professionals.
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Fettweis suggested that the NAO might even be veering more negatively as a consequence of human-caused climate change, a trend that could accelerate Arctic ice losses quite significantly over the 21st century, although it remains highly speculative.
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Courtesy of Jack Keep In the summer of 1950, communist North Korea invaded the South with the support of China and the Soviet Union, after the peninsula had already been split as a consequence of the Cold War.
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It is easy to claim agency in the aftermath, of course — to explain victory not as a consequence of a host of factors, including blind, dumb luck, but as the only possible outcome of some brilliant master plan.
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As a consequence of massive amounts of incoming data, the task of creating algorithms to better measure a consumer's behavior and interests (two years ago the algorithm was said to measure over 100,000 factors) is becoming increasingly complex.
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It's entirely possible that this is simply a slow start as a consequence of inexperience, and we'll look back two or four years later and see an enormously consequential list of achievements Trump can claim credit (or blame) for.
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Iran has reemerged as one the most potent geopolitical upside risks in the oil market as a consequence of the actions U.S. President Donald Trump has taken thus far, according to a team of strategists from RBC Capital Markets.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, gave up early gains on Thursday despite potential action from the OPEC+ group of producers to counter an expected fall in oil demand as a consequence of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The couple had met on Facebook in 0003 after Shanann was diagnosed with a health condition that her brother identified as lupus, and after Shanann said she quit her job of nine years as a consequence of her condition.
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And it's democracy that suffers — because vote manipulators are able to pass off manipulative propaganda and hate speech as bona fide news and views as a consequence of Facebook publishing the fake stuff alongside genuine opinions and professional journalism.
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She described the current moment in history as "a moment of damage control" — not just as a consequence of refugees displaced by conflict but what's likely to be a growing wave of climate change displacement in the coming years.
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The first source said Mediaset Premium's clients had shrunk to just 300,000 customers by the start of this year from around 1.5 million in mid-2018, mostly as a consequence of having dropped soccer from the pay-TV offer.
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Yet those who voted for Brexit on June 220rd in the hope of reducing the number of European migrants may be disappointed to learn that Mr Przybylowski is not going home to Poland as a consequence of the referendum.
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Sterling has fallen by around 2.5 percent compared to the 15 working day average used in the BOE's May Inflation Report, with a substantial part of the depreciation coming about as a consequence of the General Election last week.
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But those consumers who, as a consequence of these regulations, are unable to obtain payday loans, and instead lose their car or house to foreclosure, will be nameless, faceless victims of another well-meaning but counterproductive governmental regulatory scheme.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Washington is a long way from taking decisions about deploying missiles in Europe as a consequence of its planned withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty, U.S. national security advisor John Bolton said on Tuesday.
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China's slowing down, Germany's slowing down, emerging markets, and then interest rate-sensitive sectors of the United States not contributing as much to the economic growth as a consequence - housing and others - as a consequence of interest rates going up.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that nearly 11 million people have become insured because of the expansion, people who moderates and expansion states lawmakers have argued cannot be left out in the cold as a consequence of the GOP bill. Rep.
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Indeed partly as a consequence of the crisis, and the political upsets (Brexit, Donald Trump's electoral victory) that it helped give rise to, the bias against intervening in markets (for credit, for internationally traded goods, and much else) has greatly weakened.
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The ongoing shutdown of some French nuclear plants as a consequence of the discovery of forged manufacturing documents for some parts used in those plants has also fired up demand for power from the region's gas-fired plants higher than normal.
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Scientists confirmed on Wednesday that an iceberg the size of Delaware has broken off from the Antarctic Peninsula, providing a look into how the Antarctic ice sheet could fall apart in the future as a consequence of human-caused climate change.
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However, stocks have extended losses this week amid fears that demand for riskier assets will evaporate and the flow of foreign funds into Nigeria will dry up as a consequence of Britain's vote to leave the European Union last week.
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"As a consequence of their gains, Republicans now had four times as many districts to gerrymander as the Democrats" and the legislative power to pass a series of laws suppressing the vote of those who might not support their agenda.
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Almost four years after it bought the firm for $330 million, Telstra said in a statement it would take a A$273 million ($219 million) non-cash charge to its half-year financial results as a consequence of the write-down.
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Meanwhile, Pantheon Macroeconomics Chief Asia Economist Freya Beamish said Chinese growth for the first quarter could fall to "less than 2%" year-on-year as a consequence of the shutdowns being enforced to curb the spread of the new coronavirus.
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The policy document, dated February 2015, also warns staff to brace for "more onerous authorisation processes (beyond our current largely internal ones), as well as enhanced external oversight" as a consequence of the government considering changes to investigatory powers law.
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The cockeyed nature of Airbus's supply chain, spread across much of western Europe, might be seen as a consequence of the firm's multinational antecedence and a desire not to put noses out of joint by politically awkward closures of peripheral plants.
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As a consequence of the procedure, the golden power committee could ask for a freeze of Vivendi's voting rights at the April 24 general meeting where shareholders will vote on Elliott's proposal for a board shake-up, the paper added.
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But the aim is that, as a consequence of divestment, fossil fuel companies will be pushed to rethink their business models and encouraged to look towards renewable energy solutions instead of looking for new resources to extract from our planet. 7.
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The Democrats have built more sophisticated voter targeting operations and do more physical contact due to the nature of their coalition of young people, who also as a consequence of the changing face of the nation, tend to be minorities.
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Co-founder Bas van Abel explained the decision as a consequence of Fairphone being unable to source hardware spare parts for the handset after suppliers shifted their business to keep up with industry cycles and retired the necessary spare parts.
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KBC Verzekeringen and KBC Group Re As a consequence of the strong links of KBC Verzekeringen and the KBC Group, any changes to the group's ratings are likely to result in similar changes to KBC Verzekeringen and KBC Group Re's ratings.
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Industrial production,however, "should improve as crude oil rises thanks to projected burgeoning demand as a consequence of new infrastructure spending and tax cuts for both businesses and individuals," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities, in a note.
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While affordability is a key engine of the remaining smartphone market growth, Gartner also views channel strategy and knowledge of local consumer market dynamics becoming increasingly important — as a consequence of what the analyst dubs the "highly commoditized" Android market.
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First, 28500,6900 current e-cigarette users who were also former cigarette smokers were asked what they would likely do if, as a consequence of the Deeming Rule, the e-cigarette products they use right now were taken off the market.
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" Mark Carney: "If there is a major shift as a consequence of the Brexit negotiations, that is disinflationary, or creates a very extreme trade-off, such as the one we saw post-referendum, then that could have consequences for monetary policy.
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As a consequence of the corruption probe, known in Brazil as "Operation Car Wash," many of Odebrecht's 15 subsidiaries are refinancing up to 35 billion reais ($10 billion) in loans, and stepping up asset sales, Reuters reported recently, citing sources.
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The Valerie Plame special prosecutor was appointed as a consequence of the disclosure of her status as a CIA officer, in alleged violation of a federal law (the Intelligence Identities Protection Act) that makes it a crime to expose covert agents.
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It died as a consequence of factors beyond the control of individuals: the ideological polarization of partisan politics, and a constitutional structure that gives the Senate total control over who gets lifetime positions as the ultimate arbiters of law in America.
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MADRID, May 23 (Reuters) - The Spanish government secured parliamentary backing on Wednesday for its 2018 budget after the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) lent its support, avoiding delays some had feared as a consequence of the political stand-off in Catalonia.
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But today, widespread public anger over the inequality and economic precarity that many Chileans see as a consequence of that system means that conservative economic policies may be more of a threat to political stability than a means of ensuring it.
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By the end she seems vaguely responsible for the misery of her entire family as a consequence of her constant gorging, and when she's left standing after a series of disasters, this feels less a victory than a moral failure.
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And if the mortality rate increased by 25 percent because of the war, that's more than another 25,000 civilians dying annually, or 50,000 over two years, as a consequence of the fighting, in addition to those who die from violence.
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"It may very well be that what happens as a consequence of an ayahuasca trip is that individuals get what they feel is a more enlightened view, so they now see this as this is an opportunity for growth," he explains.
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Goranov said the state would be willing to pay for three months 60% of the salaries of any workers companies plan to lay off as a consequence of measures to limit the virus outbreak, provided they keep them on staff.
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According to the IAF, the exercise took place in the air only, no face-to-face meetings between Israeli and US teams were carried out: Briefing and debriefing were conducted on secure network connections as a consequence of COVID-19 pandemic.
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MADRID, March 18 (Reuters) - The Spanish economy will contract as a consequence of the coronavirus crisis, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told a near-empty parliament on Wednesday, urging all to rally in what he called a "war" against the virus.
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And it was as a consequence of all this obsessive, lifelong hand-fashioning that he discovered not only who he was, what he had been, and where he was from, but also what he might in the fullness of time become.
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Overall deposits at the Fed from banks have come down over the past year as a consequence of the central bank's decision to gradually reduce the vast holdings of bonds it had acquired to bolster the economy after the financial crisis.
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While commercial motor insurance is likely to remain as one of the core earnings sources for CUPI, pricing competition, as a consequence of a commercial motor pricing deregulation trial, could reduce CUPI's ability to enhance underwriting results in this area.
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Mr. Sensenbrenner, who is not running for re-election after more than 40 years in the House, acknowledged that retirement absolved him of any concerns about being punished by voters as a consequence of his full-throated defense of Mr. Trump.
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But in order to help those struggling as a consequence of ObamaCare, GOP members of the Senate must do their job, repeal the failed ObamaCare law, and deliver on the promise that gave them the majority in the first place.
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"I'd like to express my condolences to the families of those whose lives were lost in the wars of the 85033s, including those killed as a consequence of the NATO air strikes," he said alongside Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic.
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To the extent that I experienced any injury as a consequence of having been there, it was not from moments when I was afraid of being killed, as much as it was from moments when I may have participated in killing.
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As a consequence of this program, his surveillance of Muslim communities actually was broader and more intense than the Bush administration — and Obama was lauded as one of the most, if not the most, progressive presidents in our country's history.
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" The report depicts a global food system increasingly disrupted by "rapid freeze-thaw cycles in spring and fall, soil degradation, depletion of fossil water aquifers, intensified spread of agricultural pests and diseases, and damage to shipping infrastructure as a consequence of flooding.
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The UK's data protection agency is also set to get sharper teeth as a consequence of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which ramps up the size of the fines that can be levied by regulators for data protection breaches.
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" Smith told Entertainment Weekly earlier this week that McFarland wasn't included in the documentary because he "wanted to get paid" for appearing and "we didn't feel comfortable with him benefitting after so many people were hurt as a consequence of his actions.
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It was left to everyone else at the conference to discuss the hollowing out of democratic institutions, societal norms, humans interactions and so on — as a consequence of data (and market capital) being concentrated in the hands of the ridiculously powerful few.
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To have a 90-day mission last for 15 years, and then end as a consequence of a one of the most ferocious dust storms to hit Mars in a very long time, we can walk away with our heads held high.
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MADRID, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Barcelona's El Prat airport suffered little damage from Monday's clashes between pro-independence protesters and police, a spokesman said, adding the airport was now calm but 45 flights were cancelled on Tuesday as a consequence of Monday's problems.
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Now, as a consequence of his "America First" trade strategy, Trump's decision to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum has reignited the poultry clash, threatening nearly $225 billion of South African exports to the United States under Washington's flagship African trade legislation (AGOA).
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Psychologist Oliver James suggests that there has been an increase in mental illness in both children and adults since the 1970s as a consequence of "selfish capitalism"—of wage disparity and the high value that is placed on possessions, money, appearance, and fame.
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As a consequence of that scandal, congress and the SEC adopted rules requiring independent custodians of investment accounts, and the investment industry began conducting more detailed due diligence inquiries, requiring third party custodians of investment funds and demanding greater transparency from investment funds.
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What's more, the nation's tech sector is forecast to grow by 297 percent this year — a repeat of 22014 — after the rest of the economy shrank by 4 percent last year as a consequence of a regional economic downturn led by Russia.
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What's more, the nation's tech sector is forecast to grow by 20 percent this year — a repeat of 2015 — after the rest of the economy shrank by 4 percent last year as a consequence of a regional economic downturn led by Russia.
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As Cloughan explains, it is hoped that the site will provide a place where victims can "gain some inner peace and healing from the deep pain and grief they continue to suffer as a consequence of this brutal era of our civilised nation."
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And this core legal clash is the Gordian knot that US tech giants — including Facebook — are now bound up with as a consequence of domestic surveillance law granting their government swingeing rights to suck up personal data from "electronic communication service providers".
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Russians have some of the youngest retirement ages in the world and Putin's administration justified their proposal as a consequence of rising life expectancies –– which has jumped more than 30 years since the current law was set, in 1928, by Joseph Stalin.
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"Palestinians suffered as a consequence of the state of Israel, but the relationship between the Holocaust and the creation of the State of Israel is highly arguable," said Aaron David Miller, who has advised both Democratic and Republican presidents on the Middle East.
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The C.B.O. is often a target of criticism, but the fury of the attacks on Mr. Hall and his staff has struck veterans of the agency as a consequence of the toxic tone that has become pervasive in Washington in recent months.
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"Whether an interim deal can be reached will have only limited consequences on the Chinese economy, but a sharp movement in the RMB as a consequence of a no-deal scenario might be more influential," she said in a note on Thursday.
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Subtitled "A Sermon to White America," the book is a stark polemic about race relations, including discussions of police shootings, affirmative action and black-on-black crime (which Dyson sees as a consequence of mere proximity, what he calls "the geography of despair").
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"As a consequence of its campaign to steal this technology and intellectual property, Huawei was able to drastically cut its research and development costs and associated delays, giving the company a significant and unfair competitive advantage," prosecutors wrote in a press release.
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As a consequence of low pay at home and better opportunities across state lines, Oklahoma is grappling with a teacher shortage that has forced some school districts to cut curricula, adopt a four-day school week and enlist nearly 2,000 emergency-certified replacements.
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"France calls on Turkish authorities to act with restraint in a difficult context, with the humanitarian situation deteriorating in several regions of Syria as a consequence of the military actions of the Damascus regime and its allies," Le Drian said in a statement.
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While the hack occurred three years ago, Imgur says it only came to light on November 2600 — when it was contacted by security researcher, Troy Hunt, who had been sent the stolen data as a consequence of running the haveibeenpwned data breach notification service.
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The heavy fighting around Afghanistan's fifth-biggest city underlines the concern highlighted in the United Nations' latest report on civilian casualties, which pointed to a sharp rise in the number of children killed or injured as a consequence of combat in built-up areas.
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And while both these companies may be trying to clean house now they have no quick fixes for mending rips in the social fabric which were exacerbated as a consequence of the at-scale spreading of fake news and worse enabled by their own platforms.
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As a consequence of political instability in Italy following the referendum result, measures to allow state aid for Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena are being readied, with the Italian lender's hopes of securing privately-backed fundraising waning, according to Reuters sources reported on Tuesday.
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In the statement he also argued that case-by-case investigative workarounds to gain access to encrypted devices are "difficult to scale" and "may be perishable due to a short technical lifecycle" or else as a consequence of an exploit being disclosed via legal proceedings.
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Less painful and rigorous, and hence more promising, is the langsec initiative: The Language-theoretic approach (LANGSEC) regards the Internet insecurity epidemic as a consequence of ad hoc programming of input handling at all layers of network stacks, and in other kinds of software stacks.
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Serious shortcomings were found, in the way we had our processes and procedures in place, as a consequence of which, we were just not up to par, to prevent financial economic crime, and it's for us to improve on that, and to work on that.
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The bloc's top diplomat, Federica Mogherini, and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discussed in Brussels on Friday "the issue of restrictive measures as a consequence of the incidents in the Azov Sea," a senior EU official said, indicating the EU was coordinating with Washington.
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It's now evidently rethought the value of offering even higher-priced consumer cloud storage — doubtless as a consequence of fierce competition in the space with tech giants including Google, Dropbox, Microsoft and Amazon all duking it out to onboard as many consumers as possible.
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Chinese buyers struck deals for the meat despite import tariffs of 212 percent imposed by China on U.S. pork as a consequence of the trade war between the two countries Total export sales of pork for the week ended March 2800 were 50,300 tonnes.
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When Cage says otherwise in his Eurogamer review, he's a bit vague, but I take him to mean that he came to the domestic abuse plot in Detroit "naturally," as a consequence of exploring what he wanted to do with that game and its story.
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And indeed AFBT techniques predate Bitcoin, though MaidSafe says these kind of models have only more recently become viable thanks to research and the relative maturing of decentralized computing and data types, itself as a consequence of increased interest and investment in the space.
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Contrary to Blankenship's position, a mine operator is not immune from criminal liability "by characterizing his mine's repeated failure to comply with safety laws as a consequence of tough decisions he had to make weighing production, safety, and regulatory compliance," Circuit Judge James Wynn wrote.
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As a consequence of the disposal, a further impairment loss of 72 million rand ($4.67 million) pre-tax or 59 million rand post-tax has been recognised during the first half of 2019 in respect of the dairy-blend and beverage operations of the group.
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"(The) problem is that apparently, most of the land suitable for Arabica production which is the best and most, let's say, most cultivated, will be reduced by 50 percent from now to 2050 as a consequence of climate change," Illy went on to add.
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"Most people think of PTSD as an occupational hazard after military combat, or as a consequence of a relatively rare exposure to a socially shared natural disaster such as a major earthquake," James C. Anthony, an epidemiologist at Michigan State, said in a telephone interview.
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"The March 2020 Budget will bring a substantial increase in UK public sector borrowing – principally via an uplift in discretionary spending but also as a consequence of a cyclical deterioration in tax receipts," NatWest Markets economist Ross Walker and fixed income strategist Theo Chapsalis said.
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Guilherme Benchimol, founder of the brokerage which last year conducted one of Brazil's highest profile initial public offerings, said he feared the ranks of joblessness in the country could skyrocket to 40 million people from roughly 12 million as a consequence of the pandemic.
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Volkswagen's latest fine: Volkswagen announced Tuesday it has been ordered to pay €63 million ($926 million) by German prosecutors over diesel emissions cheating by its subsidiary Audi (AUDVF), the latest fine to hit the group as a consequence of the scandal that emerged in 2015.
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The trust's performance has been varied over the past five years, ranging from breaking even to a GBP16 million surplus, except for financial year to March 2014 when the deficit was GBP50 million as a consequence of terminating the Hexham public finance initiative (PFI).
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