Now just imagine, if hackers had access to every encrypted communication on the iPhone we would be losing our money, we would be losing our social security information.
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Duke should never be losing to Clemson, and the Blue Devils certainly shouldn't be losing at home to this year's Syracuse team, which will struggle even to make the NIT.
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Now, it appears Bolton may be losing the President himself.
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But that argument seems to be losing ground in Washington.
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Fire TV owners might not be losing YouTube after all.
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You could be losing as fast as you are gaining.
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Without their support, she would be losing to Bernie Sanders.
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Investors appear to be losing their appetite for Shake Shack.
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"Too many people are going to be losing coverage," Rep.
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Port Talbot is said to be losing £1m a day.
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Even Mr Sisi's Arab bankrollers appear to be losing patience.
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Foreign investors also appear to be losing patience with Abenomics.
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More senior clerics also seem to be losing their sway.
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Which means I'll be losing even more of my penis.
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But we may be losing the forest through the trees.
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I'm personally going to be losing a lot of security.
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We could be losing species we never even knew about.
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Had he not done that, you would be losing some protections.
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And if I didn't do that I'd be losing an opportunity.
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The luxury home market may be losing some of its luster.
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First, railway workers, or cheminots, themselves seem to be losing faith.
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Investors appear to be losing their taste for high-valuation stocks.
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In the meantime, however, the economy seems to be losing steam.
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The presumptive GOP nominee also appears to be losing freshman Sen.
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But they seem to be losing their ability to support consensus.
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"We're going to be losing money on political ads," he said.
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The company is believed to be losing significant amounts of money.
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The Republicans may be losing — but that doesn't mean we're winning.
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It's not our border, we shouldn't be losing lives over it.
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Now it is Oakland that will be losing the Raiders. Again.
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"We are going to be losing serious economic activity," added Sen.
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But you can't be losing and playing Fortnite in the clubhouse.
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In other words, 15 million people won't be losing "insurance" as we know it with premiums and deductibles to pay, but they'd be losing access to a government entitlement traditionally set aside for the poorest Americans.
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Square may be losing key executives but it's also hiring new ones.
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California, New York and Boston don't appear to be losing their dominance.
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Mexican drug cartels, facing lower prices, appear to be losing market share.
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Latin Americans appear to be losing some of their enthusiasm for it.
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"I didn't buy that many to be losing like that," he said.
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Despite their legal victory, Republicans may be losing the political debate, however.
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So Microsoft Office potentially will be losing out in the emerging markets.
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" "It's not just that their stance of foreign policy would be losing .. .
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"To me, it's like you would be losing your freedom," she said.
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But he did not appear to be losing his stature right away.
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And in 2016, it seems to be losing more ground every week.
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We should not be losing that many seniors in a power outage.
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Gray Matter Young Americans seem to be losing faith in freedom. Why?
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If we were to hint anything for dialogue, we'd be losing clout.
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Six of those workers said they&aposd personally be losing their allowances.
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But, he adds, investors should not be losing sleep over the headlines.
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If that were the way forward, Biden would probably already be losing.
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Polls also indicated that Trump may be losing favor with this core constituents.
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And if you're a Netflix consumer, you're going to be losing a lot.
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All told, the company will be losing around 30 percent of its staff.
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Firms paying more than workers contribute would be losing out for no reason.
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Most sectors lost ground as the Hang Seng appears to be losing steam.
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The fear on Wall Street is the Skechers name might be losing momentum.
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While some Britons struggle to find new jobs, others may be losing theirs.
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Mr. Cruz is right, and he may be losing the public argument anyway.
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Absent those payments, insurers would be losing money by participating in the exchanges.
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Investors are also increasingly worried that China's economy may be losing momentum again.
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Less obvious is that stockholders may indirectly be losing out on future growth.
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But with Pence, Trump will still be losing among women, blacks and Hispanics.
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And hoteliers that are getting squeezed are not pleased to be losing business.
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Another would be losing touch with the parents who shopped in its stores.
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Donald J. Trump rarely, if ever, acknowledges he might be losing at anything.
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If this philosophy worked, our local hospital A would not be losing money.
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But he could be losing some of his momentum, according to recent polls.
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And pay closer attention to where you may be losing money on fees.
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The study shows that we could potentially be losing a generation of voters.
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So why do investors seem to be losing their what-me-worry attitude?
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However, beer might be losing ground to spirits, wine and other alcoholic beverages.
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It's "not a time to be losing ground," said Morningstar analyst R.J. Hottovy.
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"The candidate that responds with less vehemence will be losing out," Wilson said.
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Investors seem to be losing patience with lofty valuations at loss-making companies.
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Dean Unglert, nascent internet boyfriend, might be losing his grip on his "lovable" status.
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THR: Rick is back at Alexandria, where Maggie seems to be losing the baby.
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President Trump's favorite hot-and-cold deal-making strategy appears to be losing steam.
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That suggests the standoff will continue until one side considers itself to be losing.
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If they don't, we're going to be losing people we don't need to lose.
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If you would've asked what my worst nightmare was, it would be losing him.
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The news came just days after Hall learned she'd be losing her 9 a.m.
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Before Trump's comments on Thursday, tax reform appeared to be losing momentum in Congress.
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Unfortunately, with rapid growth and expansion, Stitch Fix could be losing its personal touch.
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That is prompting a legitimate concern that the ECB's strategy may be losing effectiveness.
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But now, this traditional coupling of TV and internet may be losing its efficacy.
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Perhaps her mother wouldn't be losing her mind if she'd worked outside their home.
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Its cloud computing wing may be losing its competitive edge, but remains insanely profitable.
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At the same time, South Sudan's president, Salva Kiir, seems to be losing control.
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"Equifax won't be losing any business as a result of its failures," said Sen.
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She may be losing her mind, but she still destroys Andrei at word games.
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High-speed trains were just one more technological race we seemed to be losing.
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Instead, Warren seems to be losing at least some of her support to Harris.
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I'd be losing everything: my paycheck, health care, and the severance I was promised.
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The treatment started with an ultrasound to identify where I might be losing cushioning.
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Another would be losing touch with its core customers: mothers shopping for their children.
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"Even after the subsidy, dairies will be losing money on the exports," Shah said.
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Media reports focus on voters Trump might be losing in crucial places like Arcadia.
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UBS said GE appears to be losing share in a rapidly declining power market.
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Investors worried that the Fed may be losing control of its own interest rate.
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This is a group you'd expect to be losing their goddamn minds about this.
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You could have $100 million but [be] losing your soul and not be happy.
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CEOs seem to be losing faith that the economy will see a "Trump bump" CEOs seem to be losing faith that the economy will see a "Trump bump" The U.S. stock market surged after Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election last November.
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I'm SO sad for those affected and for the world so be losing such majesty.
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The iconic country rock band Alabama will soon be losing one of its founding members.
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The biggest takeaway is, of course, that many departments and programs will be losing funding.
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Sadly, HBO Now will also be losing Hal Ashby's classic Being There on May 153st.
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North America may be losing its lucrative appeal in the multi-trillion dollar travel industry.
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Now, though the most recent data favour the optimists, they seem to be losing conviction.
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Whatever the reason, though, it's great to know we won't be losing Meredith anytime soon.
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Snapchat may be losing ground to Instagram with some of its most important users: teens.
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But it's certainly not a great time for Facebook to be losing its general counsel.
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West African nations may be losing up to $1.3 billion each year to illegal fishing.
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If only the Republicans hadn't nominated Donald Trump, the story goes, she'd be losing badly.
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Not all those people will be losing health insurance they already had, but most will.
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That means if you're paid an hourly wage, you may very well be losing out.
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Those are just some of the signs that it could be losing the trade war.
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Now, Allen appears to be losing stature in another quarter of the entertainment industry: publishing.
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"We may be losing something precious," Yip Po Lam, a Catholic priest, told the protesters.
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Speaking of missing out, media outlets may be losing potential viewers by ignoring women's sports.
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Together, they're a sign that the authorities may be losing patience with anti-vaccination forces.
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Retail cards may be losing popularity, but general credit and debit cards are still prominent.
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Many in the United States appear to be losing faith (and patience) with free speech.
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If a handshake symbolizes diplomatic power, U.S. President Donald Trump may be losing his grip.
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The U.K. will also be losing its voting rights in European meetings during this time.
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There's one group that you would expect to be losing their [expletive] minds about it.
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But Americans appear to be losing interest, at least as measured by Google Trends data.
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These employees were told they would be losing their jobs at the company effective immediately.
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If it gets any worse, I think the business will be losing L Brands' money.
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The biggest danger would be losing the whole getup out the window, phone and all.
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But things are stirring; his mentor, Old Raccoon, might be losing his grip on power.
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You'll essentially be losing $200 a month while you wait for your investment to appreciate.
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While assets in Asia continued their ascent on Tuesday, Europe may be losing some steam.
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Because in our growing reliance on GPS, we might well be losing basic navigation skills.
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If we were to take all potentially offensive content down, we'd be losing valuable speech.
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It appears the UFC will be losing yet another name fighter to its main rival.
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But for affluent New Yorkers, the luxury penthouse apartment seems to be losing its allure.
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Dr. Perricone said that would likely happen, since I'd be losing most of my water weight.
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But while that argument may be losing political steam, it should not be disregarded, Marxuach said.
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But the flare-up in unrest indicates Abiy might be losing support among his own powerbase.
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I may be losing some, but the ones that I'm gaining I'm really happy about it.
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These remarkable wins suggest that money may also be losing some of its influence in politics.
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In HBO's fictional world, the Lannisters may be losing, but in the real world, they're winning.
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Lots of crowdfunded gadgets have failed to ship, and, anecdotally, backers seem to be losing enthusiasm.
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If minorities are on the rise, the logic goes, then the majority must be losing out.
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I don't think we ought to be losing revenue when we lower the business tax rate.
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RZA -- who invited Azealia to the party -- doesn't seem to be losing any sleep over it.
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It turns out that in December HBO Now will be losing a movie called MI-222.
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After all, tardigrades don't need to be losing cells when they're under duress, like drying out.
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Lisburn is a historically DUP stronghold, but the conservative party may be losing the next generation.
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Russian forces intervened in 20133, at a time when Mr. Assad appeared to be losing ground.
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Some employees were told in group meetings on Wednesday that they would be losing their jobs.
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But lay Catholics and law enforcement officials appear to be losing patience with the church's hierarchy.
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We cannot afford to be losing vast amounts of billions of dollars on all of this.
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ISIS may be losing ground on the battlefield, but global threats of terrorism continue to spread.
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Frankly, all Americans should be losing sleep over the unintended consequences of this misguided tax scheme.
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The U.S. should not be losing the competitive edge on attracting this innovation's best and brightest.
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"If we trust the government to do it," he said, "we might be losing our lives."
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In a fiery allegorical painting by Mr. Price, Old Glory appears to be losing its stars.
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Ordering takeout also helps restaurants and delivery drivers who may be losing money during the pandemic.
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Given the political currents in Europe, this is another battle that Soros may well be losing.
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The last decade has brought a charging bull market that doesn't seem to be losing steam.
|
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Bitcoin may be losing its spark as it cracks below $6,000, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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Because people tend to compare upward when gauging status, they perceive themselves to be losing ground.
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One notable development, however, is that Trump also appears to be losing ground with his base.
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The central bank has said Zimbabwe could be losing up to $500 million through illegal gold exports.
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Investors also appeared to be losing faith in the administration's ability to move forward on its agenda.
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Swift seems to be losing the nice-guy battle to Harris in the wake of their breakup.
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They can only fight on so many fronts -- especially when they seem to be losing the battle.
|
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"We knew we would be losing money [by launching the discount promotion]," one of the owners said.
|
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This Is Us actress Chrissy Metz said last month that she'll be losing weight for her role.
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And without the Postal Service, it would be more than just Amazon that would be losing out.
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Even so, it seems unlikely Apple CEO Tim Cook will be losing much sleep over this partnership.
|
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Pro-Trump media personalities and websites are worried they may be losing a dear reader: President Trump.
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While Jon looks more smitten with Daenerys than ever, Tyrion and Varys appear to be losing faith.
|
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Thiele said he has "a feeling that some are going to be losing interest" in supporting Trump.
|
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Pinterest, which recently filed to go public, also appears to be losing popularity among that key demographic.
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Blackwell consistently returned blows, but sustained enough damage to be losing on points by the eighth round.
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He's growing so fast that in a year or two, I think I'll be losing my model.
|
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This means Spider-Man and Elsa probably shouldn't be losing their mouths in a wacky mixup video.
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"You can't be losing three games in a row at any time throughout the season," Doughty said.
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The one thing we know for sure: The year is too young to be losing sleep over.
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"If I were to be kicked out, the military would be losing a valuable asset," she said.
|
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The Democratic base seems to be losing its appetite for the Obama-era "felons, not families" frame.
|
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Maybe her mother was only pretending to be losing her mind in order to get her way.
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And job seekers appear to be losing interest in the business: The number of searches on Indeed.
|
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I wonder what we may be losing with this current emphasis on ceding important decisions to specialists.
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All of these would be ruptured, and so we would be losing 60% of our water supply.
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Poland, on the other hand, could be losing some of its luster, say fund managers and analysts.
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They need to get their own constituencies back [or] they're going to be losing election after election.
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It was the sort of thing which made you feel like you might be losing your mind.
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"I'm legitimately concerned that a lot of people are going to be losing money," Mr. Feit said.
|
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If they took us away, they would be losing a really important factor in early fire detection.
|
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"Sorry to be losing John Rood as my US opposite number," tweeted British defense official Angus Lapsley.
|
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ISIS ISIS may be losing on the battlefields of Syria and Iraq, but the terrorists are still deadly.
|
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It's a battle that Joe Biden's Uncle Fluffy -- call him "Uncle Joe" -- seems too often to be losing.
|
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These people would mostly be losing coverage they get through the health law's marketplaces and its Medicaid expansion.
|
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Evangelicals and men without college degrees—also core groups of Trump backers—appear to be losing enthusiasm too.
|
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Several Amazon warehouse employees have criticized the move, stating they would actually be losing thousands in incentive pay.
|
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American Apparel has notified its workers that they could be losing their jobs as early as this month.
|
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Plus, Netflix isn't exactly in a great position to be losing even more viewers than it already is.
|
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Trump and Republican congressional leaders appeared to be losing the battle to get enough support to pass it.
|
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The political finger pointing that ensued hurt markets as the Bolsonaro government seemed to be losing its momentum.
|
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Well that's it: we're going to be losing funding for the Eden project, the timber mines down there.
|
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And while Apple may be losing its Wall Street halo effect, Microsoft has an opportunity to capture that.
|
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But despite promising for years to repeal and replace ObamaCare, doing so may be losing support among voters.
|
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And now, even some Republicans appear to be losing patience for an extended shutdown battle, with GOP Sen.
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"They start performing less, and companies might be losing their best employees because they are lonely," said Ozcelik.
|
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Going into Avengers: Endgame, we knew we'd be losing some of the original Avengers one way or another.
|
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These initial examples, while exciting, also reveal that we might be losing more than just jobs to automation.
|
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Because no matter how significant a player's failure might be, losing a series is always a team effort.
|
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Netflix says that the devices that will be losing support will get multiple reminder messages before December 1.
|
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As IBM gets set to report second quarter earnings after the bell today, investors may be losing patience.
|
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Not sure why, but maybe Brexit got everyone thinking about Scottish knitwear and what they might be losing?
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And the startup also offers a revenue calculator to help publishers confirm that they won't be losing money.
|
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A few participants expressed regret when their year in the program ended, because they'd be losing its support.
|
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Affected employees were informed on Tuesday morning that they would be losing their jobs, according to the report.
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My wife will be losing her job at the end of the year and we need this income.
|
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There's a feeling that the traditional message from leadership to stay the course may be losing its effectiveness.
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So if they took us away, they would be losing a really important factor in early fire detection.
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The N.R.A., however, seems to be losing patience with paying those it considers to have betrayed Mr. LaPierre.
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This is one more point of pressure, a new front in a war they seem to be losing.
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Even here, as Iowa urbanizes and diversifies, ethanol may be losing its once-powerful hold, some political consultants say….
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Even here, as Iowa urbanizes and diversifies, ethanol may be losing its once-powerful hold, some political consultants say.
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Users can opt for the Style instead, but will be losing out on some key functionality in the process.
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"We're worried about people losing coverage who should not be losing their coverage," said Bo Ryall, the group's president.
|
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So, while Tesla seems to be losing its mojo, Moreno thinks Ford and GM are ready to roar higher.
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In other words: If all of the superdelegates were eliminated overnight, Bernie Sanders would still be losing the race.
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With voters as enthusiastic about her candidacy as a colonoscopy, Clinton should be losing this race, but she's not.
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In Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, Whitehead portrays a young computer programmer who may or may not be losing his mind.
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But perhaps the most important thing to note about HBO is what it will be losing on December 31st.
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That means the 300,000 people riding the train every single day will be losing a primary mode of transportation.
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He's not looking at it as a dumping ground for stuff that NBC would otherwise be losing money on.
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But funds and specs appear to be losing interest in that battle, and are fighting the Fed no more.
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It can mean we lose access to the facilities we rely on, and will be losing out on funding.
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We may be losing 30 Rock, but look at this as an opportunity to really dig into Bojack Horseman.
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But they aren't sufficient to justify the certainty we're seeing that she'd be losing handily to any other candidate.
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That said, if there were console wars, the Xbox One would be losing—but that's not a bad thing.
|
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While his experience and personality appear to have given an early boost, Schulz's campaign seems to be losing momentum.
|
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Well, yeah, the Cornish have today asked for reassurances from the government following the fact they'll be losing funding.
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"I think it's pretty risky to deepen the cuts when they'll be losing market share to shale," he said.
|
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Australia's labour market has been a lone bright spot in a slowing economy but seems to be losing steam.
|
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A day after husband René Angélil passed on Thursday, Celine Dion may be losing another member of the family.
|
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More than once during his investigations into D.C. and Flint, he wondered if he might be losing his mind.
|
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Even his greatest strength — his work as Obama's steadfast and loyal vice president — seems to be losing its effectiveness.
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We should not be losing lives to a disease for which effective prevention and treatment has existed for decades.
|
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Keening for the departed George M. Steinbrenner III—"If only George was alive, the team wouldn't be losing," etc.
|
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The old guard may be losing its grip in part because of demographic changes across the Seventh Congressional District.
|
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"The people who can least afford to be losing large sums of money are losing the most," she said.
|
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In the face of such adversity, it's little wonder that Britain's meat-eaters appear to be losing their appetites.
|
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Historically, the group has staged many of its deadliest attacks just as it seemed to be losing key territory.
|
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In fact, Assad was widely understood to be losing ground around the country — and possibly his grip on power.
|
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The policy reversal came as a surprise in part because Mr. Hifter's forces also appear to be losing ground.
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The benefits of giving up social media are not worth the community and professional-aid I would be losing.
|
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If not for a total disappearing act by Kevin Love, who has 2 points, Cleveland might not be losing.
|
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One sales specialist from Louisiana said that they&aposd be losing out on $300 a month starting in February.
|
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The Monmouth poll suggests Sanders may be losing some popularity outside of his base over the last few weeks.
|
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That's because the social, welfare and tax benefits they would be losing are more valuable than the UBI payment.
|
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That's the unnerving part: That you can do more and more and more, and somehow still be losing something.
|
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Many fans have taken the clip to be a hint that Rick could be losing his hand in the premiere.
|
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As Trump appears to be losing the messaging battle on the barrier, he tried out a new argument on Wednesday.
|
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More importantly, the disagreements underscore how Facebook's acquisition strategy could be losing steam right when the company needs it most.
|
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"The multi-layeredness of Tokyo is something we may be losing now in our city's major centers," Mr. Matsukuma wrote.
|
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You may be losing sleep over the presidential election, but at least you can breathe easy over your household finances.
|
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"If you're able to switch off the solar wind, Venus would still be losing heavy ions and oxygen," he continued.
|
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Trump's main complaint here seems to be losing followers on Twitter, which is suspending large numbers of apparent spam accounts.
|
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The rest of us, meanwhile, may be losing the very skills that allow us to hold these gatekeepers to account.
|
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The officials and people dealing with the White House said Mr Navarro appeared to be losing influence in recent weeks.
|
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CMC Markets analyst David Madden said a bounce-back in global equities since late December appeared to be losing steam.
|
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It was at $262.92, also pressured by concerns British Prime Minister Theresa May might be losing her grip on power.
|
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Investors appeared to be losing faith in the Trump administration's ability to move forward on its agenda, some strategists said.
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Apparently they're gonna FLOURISH ... because Gucci says the team won't be losing again for the better part of a DECADE.
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Now, Paul warned that the government may be losing control of markets, which will lead to more volatility in stocks.
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It is that a government once widely thought of as all-powerful—even over markets—may be losing its grip.
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Doug then badgers the governor, who happens to be losing his own election, into following Tennessee's lead by suspending voting.
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I would be [losing weight] under the supervision of a nutritionist and surrounded by all these amazing women on set.
|
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The sense that Musk may be losing it is most apparent in the public statements he has made over Twitter.
|
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Gap suddenly went from basic to bland, and now even bright spots like Old Navy may be losing their footing.
|
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Oxford historian and author Timothy Garton Ash sees that past year as evidence Merkel may be losing her political touch.
|
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China has set an example as a global growth engine, which doesn't appear to be losing steam any time soon.
|
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"The smelters should be losing money at these TC levels and should finally start cutting from here," a trader said.
|
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But, according to Gallup, American Catholics appeared to be losing confidence in the church even before the sexual abuse scandal.
|
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With reports that Alexa may be losing dominance, the competition between the two is only going to get more intense.
|
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Jerry Jones was critical of the Cowboys' performance in Week 12, saying the team is too good to be losing.
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So whether the person personally has stocks or not, they're still going to be losing value on their retirement portfolios.
|
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You see an alternative path that many children seem to be losing because they don't see anything for the future.
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Whatever Leonard's long-term intentions may be, losing to facilitate an early escape is obviously not part of the plan.
|
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FedLoan's own phone representatives seem to be losing patience, too, according to an email from Ms. Keller, the school counselor.
|
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His comments contrast with U.S. consumer and factory data earlier on Friday which suggested the economy may be losing momentum.
|
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Teams would be losing the element of surprise and instead simply announcing that they wanted to try the new play.
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"As he is unraveling he seems to be losing his grip on reality and reverting to conspiracy theories," she said.
|
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Riots and demonstrations involving millions of Iranians are becoming more common and the regime appears to be losing its legitimacy.
|
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Before long, L Brands seemed to be losing companies from its portfolio almost as quickly as it had added them.
|
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The deals with Koontz and Cornwell suggest that book publishers may finally be losing their monopoly on editing and marketing.
|
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Luxury sales slumped after September, 2001, and in the early aughts Ford seemed, at times, to be losing his touch.
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But they may be losing faith in the ability of the U.S. economy to withstand a trade war with China.
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Because we'll be losing these jobs because that's the way it's going to go without any preparation for the future.
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Americans may be losing money in their stock portfolios this week, but they are gaining purchasing power in the housing market.
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And North Carolina can't really afford to be losing business – the state is $107.6 billion in debt to the federal government.
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However, beside the factors unique to Hong Kong, the sale of iPhones seems to be losing momentum worldwide amid fiercer competition.
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"I wouldn't be losing sleep over it in the way that I literally lost sleep over it in 2008," he added.
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Negative rates would be hard on the financial industry's profitability, because it would be losing money on the loans they make.
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Why is it that Europe seems to be losing momentum and why is Europe less attractive than it used to be?
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While US audiences might be losing some interest in Netflix's hit fantasy series, "The Witcher," it's still the biggest show worldwide.
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Punishment, meanwhile, might be losing his next election, being censured by the Senate, and perhaps facing lawsuits from people he's harmed.
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And Republicans will certainly be hearing from angry voters in the coming week about the benefits that they would be losing.
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But CMC Markets analyst David Madden said a bounce-back in global equities since late December appeared to be losing steam.
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Staying hydrated is key when you're sick in the summer, because you might already be losing fluids from the warmer temps.
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And just when it seemed that Mirai might be losing steam, new evidence shows that it's still dangerous—and even evolving.
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Well, the $166 million the government may or may not be "losing" on tax inversions isn't even as big as the .
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Double downer The Cleveland Cavs are (probably) going to lose the NBA Finals and they may be losing King James, too.
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It's the company's latest release in the war of the wearables, which Fitbit so far appears to be losing to Apple.
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"This is my great concern: that if we don't get this done now, we may be losing our last chance," Rep.
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Reports of the Ansaru leader's arrest come amid developments that suggest the Islamist militant movement in Nigeria may be losing momentum.
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In other words, if we were consuming this few calories, we would be losing weight as a nation, not gaining it.
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According to that model, if Sanders were tied with Clinton nationally, he'd be losing to her by 27 points in Georgia.
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According to that model, if Sanders were tied with Clinton nationally, he'd be losing to her by 9 points in Virginia.
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In addition, some of the models seemed to be losing connection when the sensors would get too far from the skin.
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If you do opt to have everyone on one plan, that may mean you or your partner will be losing out.
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According to that model, if Sanders were tied with Clinton nationally he'd be losing to her by 15 points in Arkansas.
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" I tried to seem incredulous in a jovial sort of way: "Gosh, I might be losing my mind, er, ha-ha!
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Sony fears it would be losing out on a ton of money by letting in V-Bucks that were bought elsewhere.
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I expect the Jets to be losing this game pretty quickly, and if they are, they will be throwing a lot.
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In other words, America's citizens may be losing over 100,000 years of life every year to early death, disability, or illness.
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Coffee goes stale relatively quickly, so when you buy pre-ground beans, you may be losing some of your coffee's flavor.
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Catalonia is just the latest battle in the European Union's war with populism — a war that it seems to be losing.
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" The president sees the economy as a zero-sum game: If another country is winning, the U.S. must be losing. "Mr.
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West Antarctica and the Antarctic Peninsula, which reaches toward South America, have been known for some time to be losing ice.
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But some of these brands may be losing the ability to make shipments to Amazon's warehouses because their products are nonessential.
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As difficult as Mr. Erdogan may be, losing Turkey as an ally would be another unacceptable casualty of the Syrian war.
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It has managed to avoid, so far, a nuclear holocaust but seems to be losing the campaign to achieve global peace.
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New York (CNN Business)Netflix may be losing Michael Scott and Chandler Bing, but it's gaining Jerry Seinfeld and Cosmo Kramer.
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According to that model, if Sanders were tied with Clinton nationally he'd be losing to her by 13 points in Texas.
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According to that model, if Sanders were tied with Clinton nationally he'd be losing to her by 30 points in Alabama.
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But they may be losing faith in the ability of the U.S. economy to withstand a full-blown trade war with China.
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" But it appears Williams won't be losing his gig on the hit ABC drama, as showrunner Shonda Rhimes previously tweeted, "Um, people?
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The Big Bang Theory, Orange is the New Black, and Modern Family (which picked up one nomination) seem to be losing favor.
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You can buy the Control Center and ignore the service plan side, but you'll be losing out on its more advanced features.
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Though RH at one point appeared to be losing steam, CEO Gary Friedman proved he should not be counted out, Cramer said.
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For now, Amazon says the high-tech Amazon Go shopping experience does not mean humans will be losing their jobs to automation.
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Amazon is also believed to be losing money on the Echo Dot, which was similarly cut to $29 during the holiday season.
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Evelyn Hernandez knows she might be losing her immigration status next year, meaning she'll be officially undocumented and potentially a deportation target.
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Then to sell it to the public, Trump's Cabinet just went on television to lie and say nobody would be losing Medicaid.
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One of the people who may be losing his privilege is, yes, the only guy that voted for a communist for president.
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What's particularly troubling is that even relatively rich countries may be losing the capacity to plan ahead for all of their citizens.
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If host countries benefit from immigrants, then the countries that send them must be losing out on manpower, skills and tax revenue.
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ABC renewed Grey's for a 14th season last month, and it doesn't look like we'll be losing our favorite Grey Sloan doctor.
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S. election rally may be losing momentum, wit the S&P 500 now up roughly 8 percent for the year to date.
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The good news is that where EDM seems to be losing share on a global stage, long term plays to EDM's strengths.
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If neoliberal thinkers once appeared to be losing the battle for the postwar order, they have enjoyed many victories in recent decades.
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There is perhaps some sign, however, that Trump may be losing voters in the center of the electorate because of the shutdown.
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Americans may be losing interest in the "Ice Age" characters, but the series has long been mostly a play for international sales.
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Democrats are starting to see Warren's campaign gain momentum after a slow start, while Sanders could be losing steam with some progressives.
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S. election rally may be losing momentum with the S&P 500 now up roughly 1.05 percent for the year to date.
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"People are going to finally realize that you got to have gold, because all the currencies will be losing value," he added.
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Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, whose Judiciary Committee is facing the brunt of the administration's intransigence, appears to be losing patience.
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Lots of U.S. tech companies rely on international talent and now it seems like they could be losing domestic talent as well.
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"It's not like journalists single out the long shots and say, 'Tell me how it feels to be losing,'" Mr. Quenqua said.
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The good news is that they may finally be losing their grip — although they may still return and resume eating conservative brains.
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Acai, a purple-red berry that's the main ingredient in acai bowls, seems to be losing steam heading into the new year.
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Weekend warriors also could be losing aerobic fitness between workouts, since endurance capacity typically declines after a four- or five-day layoff.
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Joe DiPasquale, CEO of cryptocurrency fund of hedge funds BitBull Capital, said retail investors in general may be losing their risk appetite.
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The impact of a Donald Trump tweet on the value of assets might be losing its punch, according to a leading economist.
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As a growing number of strongmen have been elected, voters seem to be losing patience with democratic niceties—and indeed with politicians.
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GM may be losing money in Latin America at the moment, but it has a big market share there on which to build.
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If I were to be kicked out, the military would be losing a valuable asset—and, obviously, I wouldn't be the only one.
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These mills might be losing money, but the Chinese government is keeping them open to avoid laying off hundreds of thousands of workers.
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What's bothering Democrats is that they think Trump should be losing in a landslide, which does not currently seem to be the case.
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It could be losing your job, falling ill and needing to take time off work, or dealing with a death in the family.
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Trump and Republican congressional leaders appeared on Wednesday to be losing the battle to get enough support to pass the Obamacare rollback bill.
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Most importantly, on the laundry list of things Democrats should be losing sleep over, Hillary Clinton's book should be pretty much dead last.
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But that will only make things harder to discern, since you'll be losing detail in shadows as you drop that brightness slider down.
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Art opens us up to new ideas — so important always, but crucial now as the world seems to be losing its peripheral vision.
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Their supporters, notably America, seem to be losing interest in their mission; China is building rival institutions as vehicles for its geopolitical ambitions.
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The labor market also appears to be losing momentum, with private employers adding far fewer-than-expected jobs to their payrolls in June.
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Assad appeared to be losing to US-backed rebel groups until Russian help arrived, and he is now quickly regaining control of Syria.
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"It's a really s---y start to the season," Andrew Lincoln said, referring to the fact the cast will be losing a member.
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South Korea's industrial output growth this year has been largely uneven and lagging forecasts, prompting fears the manufacturing sector may be losing momentum.
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Not only will HBO be losing the entire Harry Potter franchise, but four different Fast and Furious films will be disappearing as well.
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Why it matters: It's a sign that his strongest communication tool may be losing its effectiveness and that the novelty has worn off.
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Your Teslas may be losing money, but you're never going to run out of ideas, no matter how impractical and expensive they are.
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ISIS may be losing money and losing ground in some of its biggest strongholds, but they have one powerful, unpredictable weapon: Social media.
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You may be losing your shirt in the stock market this week, but you could get a leg up on your home loan.
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Do you look around now, at all the clubs and record shops closing, and worry that London might be losing its club culture?
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Like the U.S., high-tax countries such as Japan, France and Italy also appear to be losing some output to lower-tax countries.
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Even the Gulf states, which strongly support Mr Sisi and have given Egypt billions of dollars in aid, seem to be losing faith.
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But the victory comes at a grim time for the Bakersfield native, who will be losing a significant chunk of his California allies.
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WASHINGTON — To President Trump, economics has always been a zero-sum game: If another country is winning, the United States must be losing.
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But part of me feels like, if I did, I would be losing this portal...to possibilities, future connections, and genuine human laughter.
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"If it's something you don't check frequently, it could be losing value or it could be investing in the wrong thing," Rose added.
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"I didn't break any rules, so I should not be losing my job," she said, adding that she has struggled since her termination.
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The pace of China's economic growth continues to slide, and people appear to be losing confidence in his ability to manage the economy.
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The demotion suggested that Trump's foreign policy might be losing some of its promised "America First" distinctiveness; the bombing seemed to confirm it.
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But one thing is clear: People seem to be losing their jobs at the VA because of their political views, not their competency.
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The rally in the commodity appears to be losing steam as WTI crude falls below $70 and hits its lowest level in a month.
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"Trade-up buyers seem to be losing their mojo heading into the heart of the spring selling season," said Redfin chief economist Nela Richardson.
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Companies are planning to devote billions to buying back their own stock this year, even though the strategy seems to be losing its bite.
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You would think the captain would be losing her mind, her tanks leaking, her ship sinking, fire all around — 23 crew members to save.
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If you just dip in for one or two concerts, that's fine, but you'll be losing out on that sense of growth and development.
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Read MoreIPhones may be losing steam, but Apple Watch is showing life Upgrade your mom's chic style with the Get Smart Clutch by Kotur.
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" In other words, "if you're looking to only participate when you have strong volume, you're going to be losing quite a bit of money.
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I had hoped that a week before the election, Trump would be losing Florida by a large enough margin that my vote wouldn't matter.
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"Not only are you going to be paying for this program, you're also going to be losing money by not being employed," he says.
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Although it will be losing some of its reach by terminating those partnerships, there are likely to be other direct assets that remain intact.
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Specifically, the company's beleaguered self-driving car operation is said to be losing as much as $200 million a quarter, The Information reported today.
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His Deep Purple-loving abs have their hooks deep inside your heart and there's no sign they'll be losing their hold any time soon.
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The alt-right and the radical left may be losing elections, but there's one kewl territory where they're still gaining turf: the meme wars.
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A recent recovery in Libyan production had fuelled speculation an OPEC-led drive to boost oil prices by cutting output might be losing traction.
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But as the "Netflix Original" takes over more and more of Netflix, the very concept seems to be losing the clout it once had.
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But purchases of JGBs may be losing their punch, with the BOJ now owning more than a third of the country's outstanding government bonds.
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Sharp gains in producer prices in recent months may also be losing their oomph, pointing to weaker profit growth ahead for the industrial sector.
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Barao finally got the fight to the ground and submitted Gagnon entering the last ninety seconds of a fight he seemed to be losing.
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Can't blame George for dressing down ... guy's gotta be losing sleep these days, or he just doesn't care 'cause he's worth half a billion.
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Worried the U.S. military may be losing its battle on bulging waistlines, the Pentagon is reviewing its current physical fitness and body fat program.
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"The forward-looking metrics on prices and sales also seem to be losing momentum as concerns ... about Brexit and political uncertainty heighten," he added.
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With Nina Kravitz, Bjarki, Nikita ZabelinFri 10.28Tickets: $30-60 Everyone here will be losing their minds to Russia's First Lady of Techno, Nina Kravitz.
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They need to grow their top line at all costs, and one of the non-obvious costs can be losing the discipline of focus.
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In what looks to be a crazy year in college football—where nearly everyone looks beatable—the SEC appears to be losing some ground.
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Somini Sengupta tells us that the loss of diversity means we could be losing options to adapt our morning cup to a changing world.
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And with their success and online fame, they may be losing the homespun quality that once distinguished them from the crowd of celebrity endorsers.
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And by keeping ourselves busy at all times, we may be losing our ability to sit still because our brains are actually being rewired.
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In this view, regulating pollution or setting aside public land means the private sector must be losing — and the administration says that must stop.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "And Trump may be losing his mind, because then he followed up by tweeting, 'Ermagherd, it's a fake news a wirch hunt.
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The M.L.B. players' union hopes to discourage tanking in the next collective bargaining agreement, and the Astros' model may already be losing its appeal.
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But rising wages and costs mean that China is currently facing more competition from other Asian countries and may be losing jobs to them.
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The industry has lumbered unevenly for years toward some form of uniform regulation, with limited success — and many players seem to be losing patience.
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For investors fearing such a vicious circle there were worrying signs on Friday that overseas holders of UK assets may be losing their nerve.
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A few thousand Puerto Rican teachers could be losing their jobs this fall when the government closes 21 schools, four of them in Lares.
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It needs enough work that, if I were Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, I wouldn't be losing any sleep about it — at least not yet.
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But beyond the borders of a state with outsize importance in the selection of presidents, ethanol may be losing its grip on the body politic.
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But some may be losing confidence since record high employment, solid wage rises and several years of unexpectedly good economic growth failed to boost prices.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi may be losing a bit more sleep now that she's a mom of three, but that's just the way she likes it.
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New York (CNN Business)WeWork may be losing money, but its parent company plans to spend even more -- this time, by investing in real estate.
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Supporters of Hillary Clinton in 2008 urged Democrats to "count every vote" when she seemed to be losing the battle of delegates to Barack Obama.
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PARIS, July 31 (Reuters) - The shares of French telecoms operator Iliad plummeted on Tuesday on concerns it might be losing customers to market leader Orange.
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"With current low prices, even under the best yields and direct sales, a small farmer will still be losing money each year," the report said.
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Japan's industrial output stalled in September in a worrying sign that the economy may be losing some momentum due to weak consumer spending and exports.
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"We will be losing some of the near-term revenue in making this move," an aide to Mar, Edward Wright, told the San Francisco Chronicle.
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The bear case for stocks may soon be losing backers as a pickup in earnings and optimistic economic projections could take stocks to new highs.
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But while these artificial beings seem to embrace their more human characteristics, the guests — the so-called "real people" — seem to be losing their humanity.
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Why it matters: The white evangelical and non-college male voters who helped propel Donald Trump to the presidency will likely be losing their power.
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"The soft January IMACEC numbers reinforce concerns that the domestic real business cycle may be losing momentum once again," said Goldman Sachs economist Tiago Severo.
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Business leaders appear to be losing hope in overhauling the corporate tax code, due to a lack of consensus between the White House and lawmakers.
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The Aussie has skidded nearly 26.5 percent this year on worries that China could be losing its grip on managing the slowdown of its economy.
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We're not sure, but at least compared to Apple, you won't be losing so much precious metal when the smartwatch itself goes out of date.
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Apple, the world's most valuable company, is courting India in the hope of reigniting the growth story that appears to be losing steam in China.
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Lyft may be losing altitude due simply to hype wearing off, but at least now we understand how important its first earnings call will be.
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It needs enough work that, if I were Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, I wouldn't be losing any sleep about it, at least not yet. Really?
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Weaver, for his part, is not concerned that Bernie supporters might be losing interest or steam now that Sanders is no longer in the race.
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AND HE SAID HOW MUCH CASH IN EARNINGS WILL YOU BE LOSING WITH THE ASSET SALES, AND THAT'S IMPORTANT, THESE BUSINESSES DO GENERATE A RETURN.
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The company uses blockchain to keep a data ledger for their clients of how much food businesses waste, and where they might be losing money.
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Trump, who was once reigning handshake champ, was recently bested by French president, Emmanuel Macron, so we fear he may be losing his touch. Sad!
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The Chinese manufacturing behemoth that squeezed Mexico out of so many markets over the past 15 years seems to be losing some of its power.
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SPX after automakers' sales figures for March came in below market expectations, an early signal America's long car sales boom may finally be losing steam.
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On the one hand, Finix and its stakeholders can't be happy to be losing Sequoia and the sheen associated with an investment from the firm.
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Most of all, it gives people a narrative to express their own superiority: We may be losing, but at least we are the holy remnant.
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This could have substantial consequence for the U.S. Treasury market that could be losing not one (China) but two (the Fed) of its largest buyers.
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Recent estimates are that North Korea may be losing one-third to one-half of its combined trade and other revenues with the outside world.
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The episode demonstrates evidence of emerging strains in financial markets and raises concern that the Fed could be losing its grip on short-term rates.
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But with record-high employment, solid wage rises and several years of unexpectedly good economic growth having failed to boost prices, some may be losing confidence.
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But some may be losing confidence since record-high employment, solid wage rises and several years of unexpectedly good economic growth have failed to boost prices.
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What it means in real human terms is that 12,000 people will be losing their jobs worldwide, and that is never a good thing to hear.
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"The company's financial predictions may be losing credibility within the financial community," wrote Cowen & Co analyst Jeffrey Osborne in a note to clients earlier this month.
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Going into Avengers: Endgame, most fans knew we'd be losing two of the original Avengers, Captain America and Iron Man (Chris Evans and Robert Downey, Jr.).
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Though she earned a master's degree in computer science at UCLA, she seemed to be losing interest in life in 1975, when she encountered the cult.
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As Chinese growth has slowed, perceived missteps by the authorities have stoked concerns in global markets that Beijing might be losing its grip on economic policy.
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HBO is taking a gentler approach: while it will be losing movies like The Martian, The Iron Giant, and Coraline, they'll be around until January 230st.
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Yet the election indicates that a least a share of voters — which likely includes black South African voters — may be losing some trust in the ANC.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: With these slingshots and burning tires, the protesters, including six children who were reportedly killed today, seem to be losing their lives for nothing.
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For most of them America remains the all-important protector, so their dismay is all the greater when it appears to be losing interest in them.
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"What we would be losing culturally is far more valuable than the amount of money that would go toward affordable housing," Gibbard said in an interview.
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UNINDENTIFIED FEMALE: With their slingshots and burning tires, the protesters, including six children who were reportedly killed today, seem to be losing their lives for nothing.
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Protests against Beyoncé's "Formation" may appear to be losing steam, but a Southern law enforcement officer is blaming a recent incident of violence on the singer.
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Next thing you know, Donald Trump will be losing money and finding loopholes for rich people like him to avoid paying federal income taxes, and...oh.
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The market's upward momentum also appears to be losing steam, amid signs that the pace of Chinese money inflows - a major source of strength - is slowing.
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And how much more convenient are the AirPods, really, when the few people who find them affordable will also be losing them on a regular basis?
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Trump's significant task is to weather the storm and make Americans believe he can be a commander in chief who won't always be losing his cool.
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There is evidence that the Democratic leadership is trying to keep the party from deviating too far, but it seems they might be losing the fight.
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Popular YouTube creators are lashing out against the company after many of them were told Thursday they would be losing the verification checkmarks on their channels.
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We knew our investments had fees, but we wanted to see just how much we were paying ... and, more importantly, how much we could be losing.
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"If companies are not currently looking to the UK for their products, then we will be losing out on a generation of strategic deals," Ridyard said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese fund managers increased their exposure to equities in March but at a pedestrian pace amid concerns the "Trump trade" could be losing steam.
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"Just about every time there's a closely contested nomination battle, the supporters of the candidate who appear to be losing threaten to walk out," Abramowitz said.
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Hannah Spencer, a registered dietitian who tracks the food service industry for the market research company Mintel, said the keto diet might be losing its edge.
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"What will happen to my people who will be losing their jobs?" said Bal Krishna Bhartia, national president of the group, which represents 70 million traders.
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Yet even as the political schism deepens between Beijing and Hong Kong separatists, the traditional pan-dems seem to be losing their power to mobilize protests.
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"If it was only one or two of these things — stocks, out-of-state wedding, two house transactions — I wouldn't be losing my mind," she said.
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She is also a polarizing figure — increasingly even with Democrats — and as the budget vote indicated, she may be losing what was once an iron grip.
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Between the lines: Trump's tweets and "Fox & Friends" appearances could be losing their shock value, incentivizing him to turn to the imprimatur of the White House.
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On top of all of this, the political prize at the root of those travails — Jared Kushner's White House post — appears to be losing its luster.
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He has also attempted to prevent officials in the State Department — including SONDLAND and YOVANOVITCH — from testifying to Congress but appears to be losing that battle.
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They said if a creator received an email saying they would be losing the badge, it was an advance notice and they could appeal the decision.
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In other words, our extremely online president might be losing people money, and business strategists are trying to come up with a way to measure it.
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The episode demonstrates evidence of emerging strains in financial markets and raises concern that the Federal Reserve could be losing its grip on short-term rates.
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President Donald Trump may be losing faith in Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó, but Guaidó doesn't seem to have lost faith in the country Trump leads.
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The U.S. might be losing its leverage, as companies cut revenue forecasts and with future interest rate hikes on the horizon that could weaken the economy.
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But, following the increase, many employees publicly complained about how Amazon failed to communicate that workers would simultaneously be losing stock options and bonuses as a result.
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Facebook's overall growth already seemed to be stalling in the US, and a recent report out yesterday said the social network may be losing millions of users.
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"This is not the way to go about things," Angie Dickinson, an actress who may be losing her vote under the new rules, said in an email.
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Pew Research Center Moreover, Americans appear to be losing faith in police — with Gallup finding in 2015 that confidence in police was at a 22-year low.
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A third of Americans have found love across the open floor plan or in the cubicle next door — but workplace romances seem to be losing their luster.
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Amid the cut-and-thrust daily fights over stimulus, however, policymakers could be losing sight that growth potential is prematurely falling because of their own bad decisions.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell for the fourth straight session and was down 1.25 percent on fears that a two-year chip boom may be losing steam.
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Alternatively, rates could surge given the fact that insolvent Japanese government bonds will be losing the only buyer willing to receive a guaranteed yield of zero percent.
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Now, though, some public transportation agencies—which take cars off the road and may, in certain cities, be losing fares to ride-hail—are responding in kind.
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In a sign Europe's biggest economy may also be losing steam, German services industry growth slowed more than expected, its weakest showing for more than three years.
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Branson may also be losing a competitor in Stratolaunch, which had designed a larger aircraft-and-rocket combo system but is shutting operations, Reuters reported in May.
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Mr. Gingrich understands that Mr. Trump appears to be losing not because his message has failed to resonate with Americans but because he is a poor messenger.
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Trump and Republican lawmakers appeared to be losing the support they need for controversial healthcare legislation scheduled for a vote in the House of Representatives on Thursday.
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Manhattan's luxury apartment sales continued to fall in the third quarter, but now the starter market, which had been more resilient, could be losing momentum as well.
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I have always been prone to anxiety, but after a few months in New York, I was starting to feel like I might be losing my mind.
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"As a front-office guy, you really want to be on the same page with the coach, but especially when you're going to be losing," he said.
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We're so wrapped up in the daily tick-tock, we could be losing sight of a big picture that's come into focus over the past two years.
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BUFFETT: I THINK IT'S POINTLESS THAT PEOPLE -- IF THEY OWN BONDS, THEIR BONDS WOULD BE GOING DOWN AS RATES GO UP. QUICK: THEY WOULD BE LOSING MONEY.
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In addition to missing out on new customers, McDonald's could be losing business to restaurant chains that offer plant-based burgers, said Edward Jones analyst Brian Yarbrough.
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Given such an ugly political climate, you might think Hispanics would be losing faith in the country that elected a President who is hostile to our communities.
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Yet despite the growing popularity of crowdsourcing for ideation, research, analysis, and prediction, the Silicon Valley crowdsourcing scene seems to be losing the hype it once enjoyed.
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And in this early stage of the 2020 campaign, Gillibrand, Booker and too many other contenders for their party's presidential nomination may be losing sight of it.
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Matthew, who's not just a fatally handsome 1,500-year-old French nobleman but an Oxford biochemist, is researching why magical creatures seem to be losing their powers.
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Ultimately, the CBO found that everybody who makes less than $75,000 would be losing money under the Senate tax plan over the course of the next decade.
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"We think the most important impact would be losing brand trust if Huawei couldn't offer stable shipments due to the U.S. export ban," Kuo wrote in the note.
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And if you don't invest, and just keep your cash under the mattress (or, you know, in a savings account), in the long run, you'll be losing money.
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Paul Mercready of the county police said he reached one of the men by kayak just as he appeared to be losing consciousness and about to slip underwater.
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In any given dispute, at least one person is going to be losing, and they may try to expand the conflict by inviting in rank-and-file voters.
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New vehicle sales in the United States, Japan's top export destination, fell in April following disappointing numbers in March, signalling a long boom cycle may be losing steam.
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Opponents of the bank's policy have pointed out any rise in the crown's exchange rate means the bank will be losing money on its beefed up foreign assets.
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Investors appeared to be losing faith in the Trump administration's ability to move forward with tax cuts and the rest of its domestic economic agenda, some strategists said.
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Many Americans may be losing patience with President Donald Trump's Twitter account, but that hasn't kept his tweets from getting millions of favorites and retweets since his inauguration.
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The only problem was that no one told Gypsy, and she finds out, as the anesthesia starts to work, that she will be losing all of her teeth.
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Alongside 200,000 people, things will likely get sweaty, but it's January so you'll likely be losing body heat as quickly as you're gaining it from your new friends.
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Our team finds out that our contract is going to be funded, which is a huge sigh of relief – we thought we'd be losing half of our team.
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The Belvidere plant will be losing the Dodge Dart, which like the Chrysler 200 is light-selling and not highly profitable, and FCA plans to stop making it.
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It probably feels right now like you'll be young and in the spotlight forever, but remember that you too will be losing your edge in the late 2020s.
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Last week, news broke that the ever-bubbly co-anchor was suddenly leaving NBC and the Today show just days after learning she'd be losing her 9 a.m.
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So if Trump becomes the next US president, at least we know he'll still be losing the Twitter popularity contest to Barack Obama and three insufferable pop stars.
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Whether the guy she tried to have brutally assaulted comes forward with more dirt on her or not, it's safe to say she'll probably be losing her license.
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For one thing, an e-commerce business that has such stringent security as to have completely eradicated fraud could be losing a sizable portion of business as well.
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After all, Uber is locked in a high-stakes war with Didi over China's ride-sharing market — a war that Kalanick, at this moment, appears to be losing.
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But as soon as people make the connection that we could essentially be losing a significant portion of our free speech rights, people are pretty activated by that.
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Business leaders appear to be losing hope in overhauling the corporate tax code, due to a lack of consensus between the White House and lawmakers: http://bit.ly/22019sJfIWc.
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Yet Yushu's festivals may simply be losing out to events elsewhere: visitors to the Tibetan autonomous region, which has several similar celebrations, increased fivefold from 2007 to 2015.
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He has written a "state of the nation" novel for a country that seems to be losing faith in the civic values for which it is internationally admired.
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The documents were labeled "Orbis Russian Leadership Reporting," and the cover email made a most provocative claim: Russian leader Vladimir Putin might be losing his grip on power.
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Read more: There are 3.013 dozen 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, but it's really only a 5 person raceHowever, recent data shows moderates may be losing their electoral edge.
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THE FOSTERS (Freeform, Monday-Wednesday) It's not a good moment to be losing this touching young-adult melodrama, one of TV's most overt celebrations of tolerance and diversity.
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Silverstein: And how confident are you in our ability to keep food in the grocery stores, and keep people in their houses who might be losing their jobs?
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Part of the reason it did so then — after hesitating for nearly a year — was to help raise money from donor nations that seemed to be losing interest.
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As soon as that first note of "We Found Love" rings out, the atmosphere shifts; in exactly one minute and seven seconds, everyone will be losing their minds.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, by 2027, workers and families making less than $75,000 a year will all be losing money due to the GOP's tax plan.
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SharesPost traditionally allows shareholders to sell their stock options on the portal — but that means they could also be losing money if their company keeps rising in value.
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The dollar just seems to be losing some momentum against the yen in the wake of its bounce on Thursday, said a trader for a Japanese bank in Singapore.
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Seeing how much I'd be losing if I did take that pause really reinforced for me why it's so important to figure out a way to make it work.
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The Ku Klux Klan appears to be losing out to the more loosely organized, and more online savvy, alt-right movement, researchers said in a new report released Wednesday.
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If Republicans had nominated a more broadly acceptable candidate – like Ohio Governor John Kasich or Senator Marco Rubio of Florida – there is a good chance Clinton would be losing.
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I didn't feel this way at the beginning of the movement, when powerful men appeared to be losing their stature and their reputations under the force of women's testimony.
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That spirit could have been what tried to drown him in the river again (as poor little Robert looked on), or he could be losing his mind even further.
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If Republicans had nominated a more broadly acceptable candidate - like Ohio Governor John Kasich or Senator Marco Rubio of Florida - there is a good chance Clinton would be losing.
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But they may be losing their patience: As the weeks have passed since Mueller first filed his report, Barr has faced mounting questions about his representation of the findings.
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Realistically, they're hoping to raise enough funds to various versions of the book, such as an audio version for those dads out there who might be losing their hearing.
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While today's news pins two high-profile executive departures to a single incident, Snap's executive team has seemed to be losing talent from its ranks at a quickening pace.
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"We're essentially going to be losing money on running political ads," because the company is hiring "thousands" in advance of the 2018 elections, Zuckerberg said in an interview today.
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New York may be losing Tad's Steaks and single-screen movie theaters, but at least it has lots of places where you can spend more than $300 on sushi.
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Traders were awaiting the result later of Tuesday of a new international tender from Egypt's state grains buyer for signs that Russian wheat could be losing its export dominance.
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Dollar money funds overseas may be losing their allure as the greenback has weakened on reduced expectations that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates by the year-end.
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The slang term "stan" has been around for a few years now, but it doesn't seem to be losing any steam on the Internet, particularly on platforms like Twitter.
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Once touted a barometer of consumer demand, lipstick appears to be losing its cachet as an economic indicator amid shifts in the market for beauty products, some analysts say.
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"If they come down now under violent pressure from the Left, we may be losing a lot more than statues of dead Confederate heroes," he writes in National Review.
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A World Cup quarterfinal against Brazil was a challenge, defender Vincent Kompany said, but he and his teammates would not be "losing sleep" over the identity of their opponents.
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It said this surely was not a matter of choice; the enemy must be losing the capability to operate on a serious scale outside of the northernmost provinces. Gen.
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"I wouldn't feel right uploading anyway because of my industry role while so many of my colleagues are hurting and soon likely to be losing jobs," Dennis Bunnik said.
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It would also be bad news for President Donald Trump, who'd be losing his closest ally in the Middle East just as he prepares a major new peace initiative.
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His voice and chords are not all he appears to be losing; even the words escape him as he tries in vain to renegotiate his place in the world.
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That raises the prospect many will be losing their health insurance too, making it harder for people to gain access to medical care during an extraordinary public health emergency.
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In addition, he said he is concerned the public may be losing confidence in the Fed's commitment or ability to reach its inflation target, "anchoring" expectations below that level.
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The European Union — its unity threadbare, and itself struggling with members, like Poland and Hungary, dominated by strong leaders increasingly tempted by authoritarian impulses — may be losing its bloom.
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The two economic powerhouses have long maintained a debt-fueled trade policy, but with the U.S. debt expected to increase further, Beijing may be losing its appetite for Treasurys.
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At the same time that taking away guns from the citizens would be good for they own safety, they probably think that they will be losing a constitutional right.
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The changes also for the most part occurred whether or not people lost a noticeable amount of overall weight, suggesting that they might be losing fat while gaining muscle.
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The outlook for the election is unclear but some analysts say Koike's party may be losing steam because it had too little time to prepare for the snap poll.
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And while head-to-head polling is of limited value this early in the game, he appears to be losing to every Democratic candidate in a potential 2020 matchup.
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Combined, these changes will encourage more developers to adopt the Siri integrations, because they'll be losing a touchpoint with their users as their ability to grab attention through notifications fades.
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The contemporary amnesia This postwar order has been so successful, in fact, that Americans now seem to be losing the tragic sensibility that brought it about in the first place.
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For now, the expectation is that Powell's vision will win out, but he looks to be losing support, and a few dissents at July's meeting may be just the beginning.
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Veterinarians noticed that the euthanasia drug seemed to be losing its effectiveness, and soon realized that the dogs had developed a resistance to it by eating it in their food.
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However, if it deems itself to be losing ground in the U.S. then it isn't impossible to imagine resources being diverted to protect that the home turf above all others.
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Clinton also appears to be losing ground in Ohio, with Trump's support rising slightly from 40.4 to 41.7 percent — though those numbers are well within most polls' margin of error.
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In addition, investors in cash-strapped Greece appear to be losing faith in a pledge from European officials five years ago that the country's default would be a one-off.
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"I don't think anyone should take anything for granted in an election — but I don't think the mayor should be losing sleep about this election," Cuomo told reporters in September.
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RBS, 73 percent owned by the government, confirmed some staff would be losing their jobs without being specific and said the job cuts were due to customers increasingly banking online.
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"Le Pen seems to be losing a bit of momentum in the polls and you see the same thing in the Netherlands (with nationalist candidate) Geert Wilders," said van Vliet.
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Yet many 401(k) users could be losing out on hundreds each year, and thousands of dollars or more over time by not taking full advantage of an employer match.
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The concept of threat is big right now, while the word terrorism appears to be losing some of its luster, at least when it comes to opening up spending coffers.
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Symptoms of this include many of the signs of heat exhaustion, though a person with heat stroke may have a fast, strong pulse; feel confusion; and may be losing consciousness.
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At the same time, the NRCC has drastically scaled back its financial support for Yoder — a sign that the GOP House campaign arm may be losing confidence in his prospects.
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However, as the weeks passed, polls indicated that the Conservatives may be losing ground, while the likes of the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats appeared to be gaining popularity.
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In other words, insurers with national brand names like Aetna and UnitedHealthcare appeared to be losing more money than lesser-known companies with a history of covering patients on Medicaid.
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But while the president courted conservatives, the bill appeared to be losing traction among Republican moderates, some of whom attended a meeting late Wednesday in House Speaker Paul Ryan's office.
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Boeing is currently facing dozens of lawsuits related to the crashes, while airlines are estimated to be losing hundreds of millions of dollars while their expensive new planes go unused.
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Several parts of Iguodala's game would be missed, not to mention the fact Golden State would be losing a Finals MVP who helped them win a championship two years ago.
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Another sign that the president might be losing support in Pennsylvania was the victory of Senator Bob Casey, a Democrat, who in November won his third term in the state.
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"Both Lyft and Uber are expected to be losing money for years," said Jay Ritter, a professor of finance at the University of Florida and an expert on public offerings.
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Walmart shares tumbled more than 9 percent on the news, as investors feared the company might be losing steam in its ongoing battle with the king of e-commerce: Amazon.
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Also hurting the stock, Morgan Stanley said in a note that Under Armour, a leader in "athleisure," appears to be losing market share for the first time in three years.
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The bottom line: Beer may be losing popularity, but it still comprises the lion's share of alcohol consumed in the U.S. Those Bud Lights won't be wiped out anytime soon.
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This made headlines, some of which characterized the chain of events as a "stumble" by Buffett, even insinuating that the Oracle of Omaha might be losing his deal-making chops.
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"That can be achieved through talks and by explaining that everybody will be losing in the end if we are running into a worldwide escalation of unilateral measures," Altmaier added.
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It's not great news for Crackle, as the deal means the site will be losing its highest profile series, which has been on the service since it debuted in 2012.
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From what we can tell, by definition and absent some other form of other compensation, MoviePass will be losing money on every subscriber seeing two movies or more in a month.
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With his agenda bottled up in Congress by the cork of an unpopular health care bill, Trump may be losing any ability to focus political attention on matters of his choosing.
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Even worse than that, doctors might be losing their ability to predict when someone has a superbug, raising the chances of treating them with useless drugs that will further promote resistance.
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Although the data is known to be volatile and is often revised, it added to recent signs that Germany's economy could be losing some momentum after last year's surprisingly strong growth.
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Fans were split when the news hit the internet, with some expressing major emotions after realizing that Arizona would be losing her S.O. Other fans were glad to see her go.
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Netflix will be losing some of its most beloved licensed shows to them: "Friends," will head to HBO Max next year and "The Office" will leave Netflix for Peacock in 2021.
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For many American workers, vacation time is paid time off, so if you don't use it, you may be losing out on more than just a day away from the office.
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The report estimates Netflix could be losing $192 million in monthly revenue from piracy — more than either Amazon or Hulu, at $45 million per month and $8.993 million per month, respectively.
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The market may be losing faith in central banks' ability to fire up financial markets, as further stimulus measures are expected to have less of an impact on the real economy.
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Especially under Emmanuel Macron's leadership, France wants to be seen as a more enlightened, more welcoming alternative to a United States that seems to be losing its religious and cultural tolerance.
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As part of these changes to the desktop software, Sonos says the macOS and Windows versions of its software will be losing some features that are no longer all that necessary.
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Luckily, it's not a huge list this month of content we'll be losing, but you can study up ahead so you know what your next few Saturday nights will look like.
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Perhaps more critically, Fove also announced that the headset would be losing integration with Valve's Lighthouse system which powers positional tracking on the HTC Vive in favor of its own system.
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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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They never dreamed they would be losing control … I pray all Americans who have seen and felt the meltdown of America with the Obama years, to please fight for Donald Trump.
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"If they're getting the density — and these are not big, heavy packages and traveling a short distance — I would not expect UPS to be losing money on any customer," Jindel said.
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The estimated impact was geographically varied: Some parts of the country might fare better, losing little or none of its GDP, while others could be losing hundreds of billions every year.
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The 'Bachelor' might be losing its stakes as far as engagements go, but it's becoming a great set-up show for future dating ... exhibit A being, Tyler Cameron and Hannah Brown.
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The new approach has been applauded by some for expanding access to the cancer center's discoveries, even as others have worried that the hospital may be losing sight of its mission.
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On a quarterly seasonally adjusted basis, GDP grew 1.4 percent, slightly less than expected and easing from 1.6 percent in October-December, again suggesting the economy may be losing some steam.
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Mr. Buffett and Mr. Munger were asked if they have changed their view about the long-term potential of Kraft Heinz, whose brands appear to be losing some favor among consumers.
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As ever-increasing numbers of celebrities, the ultra-wealthy, and even ordinary folks attend Burning Man each year in the Nevada desert, there's concern the event could be losing its way.
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And women may even be losing ground in the millionaire population: Worldwide, the number of women worth $30 million or more declined in 2015, even as the equivalent male population grew.
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Applied Materials slid 5.2 percent after the world's largest supplier of chip equipment forecast current-quarter results below estimates, adding to fears that a two-year chip boom may be losing steam.
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Yesterday, Imagination Technologies, the company responsible for designing the graphics chips inside Apple's iPhone, notified the world that it would be losing that job at some point within the next two years.
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Given that total retail consumption in India grows by around 53% a year, and internet penetration went up by two-fifths last year, e-commerce if anything looks to be losing ground.
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"Women have too many other things we need to do at this time than to be losing each other," Rowland says about heart disease being the leading cause of death in women.
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Netflix will be losing Captain America: Civil War on June 25th, and Men in Black and 8 Mile are a couple of the other films that will be vanishing during the month.
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The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits fell to a three-month low last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength even as the economy appears to be losing momentum.
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The present tech cycle may indeed be losing momentum, argues Mr Kuijs, but the three countries are still well placed to gain from the long-term growth of artificial intelligence and robotics.
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At one stage Tinkler was reported to be losing more than A$4 million a day on paper as coal prices tanked and shares in his big stake in Whitehaven Coal plummeted.
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Video: Tesla The next Tesla drivers will actually be losing some features that they've had with current iterations of autopilot: the lane-changing and car-spacing abilities will disappear for a time.
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On Monday, major U.S. automakers' sales figures for March came in below market expectations and gave early evidence that America's long, robust boom cycle for car sales may finally be losing steam.
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When Ellen caught wind of the fact that she could be losing her world record title for most retweet to this chicken nugget lover, she knew she to put up a fight.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Major U.S. automakers' sales figures for March came in below market expectations and gave early evidence that America's long, robust boom cycle for car sales may finally be losing steam.
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Queer people might be losing the gains they made in the legislative sphere, but at least they're letting their joy and anguish be known on the platform teens value the most — YouTube.
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Perceived mis-steps by the authorities had stoked concerns Beijing might be losing its grip on economic policy, just as the country looks set to post its slowest growth in 25 years.
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If you were thinking about buying a $100 million spread, for example, you might want to sit on your cash a little longer, because trophy homes seem to be losing their luster.
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They found that by the end of the century, the U.S. could be losing between one and four percent of its GDP—or a few trillion dollars, most likely—every single year.
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The long-delayed fourth quarter GDP report showed that the economy continues to grow at a solid pace despite the widespread pessimism in financial markets that the expansion could be losing steam.
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Ian Eagle, a pro's pro who would almost certainly be losing his mind if he wasn't making a lot of money in the most fun city in the world, lets one out.
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Global stocks failed to maintain their momentum today, indicating that a spectacular three-day rally that pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDU) out of a bear market could be losing steam.
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Nikolai Sokov said Russia's launch of new Kalibr cruise missiles at targets in Syria last year shows the United States may be losing its monopoly on high-precision long-range conventional weapons.
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Now, as many struggle to navigate the New Normal after businesses continue to close, it's important to find ways to support local businesses that may be losing revenue during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Instead -- even by the US's own figures -- it is holding on to territory at a time when the Afghan government's five-year security plan suggested the Taliban should be losing it fast.
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Here's an example of one user who has clearly done a bunch of chest reps in the last day or so — and seems to be losing belly fat at the same time.
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While the kingdom might appear to be losing the public relations war against a body of evidence and a barrage of negative headlines, its economic firepower is going to save it from defeat.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Contracts to buy previously owned homes unexpectedly declined in January to their lowest level in more than three years, another sign that the housing market appears to be losing some momentum.
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Trump and Republican congressional leaders appear to be losing the battle to gather enough support in the House of Representatives to pass their Obamacare rollback bill, watched by wary investors in financial markets.
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And while its all day breakfast option was a popular innovation, it seemed to be losing its luster, forcing the restaurant company to contemplate other ways to bring in customers and drive sales.
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"When his dad was being deported, it caused a weird introspective situation where Daniel was losing his dad, but as a dad he's thinking 'I'm going to be losing my son,'" Cortes said.
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But I found myself interested because his cover felt like an honest, genuinely personal offering from an artist who seemed to be losing touch with the brand of intimacy that once grounded him.
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Are you going to be losing money on this, breaking even, or will this be a money-making— BOB IGER: Verizon is making available to their customers one year free of Disney Plus.
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West now appears to be losing both fans and the friendship of other artists, with Rihanna, Drake, John Legend, and more reportedly unfollowing him on Twitter in the wake of this particular controversy.
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If the rumors about the features of 2017's iPhone X (or whatever Apple winds up calling it) are true, the flagship phone will be losing another long-standard feature: the home button.
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"If I have $500 in the bank I won't get it back and I will be losing value, but when I have my bitcoin it is going up every day," he told Reuters.
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As part of the development of the new streaming channel Criterion would be ending their relationship with Hulu and Hulu Plus subscribers would be losing over 500 films currently available exclusively through Criterion.
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Following the news that Netflix would be losing Marvel's movies and shows in its split with Disney, it looks like the streaming service is going to make some superhero fare of its own.
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Americans For Prosperity — the political organizing spear of the Koch brothers' network — will be losing its CEO Luke Hilgemann and COO Sean Lansing, who have acquired the Champion Group, a political consulting firm.
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In February 2017, Hall said goodbye to the NBC morning show shortly after it was announced that she would be losing her time slot to Megyn Kelly (who has since departed the network).
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Even still, Mithril's departure is interesting taken as a data point in a series of them that suggest that Silicon Valley may be losing some of its appeal for a variety of reasons.
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The week's big anxiety that the low interest rate and mass money printing tactics of the major central banks might be losing their potency looked like it had been put on hold, however.
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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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White House staffers have been rankled by his media parade, three sources said, with some questioning in private when he last practiced law and remarking that he might be losing his mental faculties.
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Profit growth at China's industrial firms slowed in April, in line with other data for the month which suggested the economy may be losing steam again after picking up earlier in the year.
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Facebook will be losing yet another prominent user: Walt Mossberg, one of the most respected technology journalists of our era, said that he will delete his account at the end of this year.
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In fact, millions of people who save in 403(b) plans may be losing nearly $10 billion each year in excessive investment fees, according to a recent analysis by Aon, a retirement consultant.
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Economic data released for April showed trade growth slowed, and producer price inflation cooled more than expected in a sign manufacturing activity may be losing momentum along with other sectors of the economy.
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The big banks may be losing touch with their customers due to the excessive use of "hi-tech" banking, while the smaller banks have continued to follow a policy of "hi-touch" service.
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Yet, the rally might already be losing steam, with Brent falling back from the high-$403s to just the mid-$50s per barrel, and WTI back down to the $50-per-barrel threshold.
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On a hayride with parents, Teachout talked about the best haunted houses for Halloween in the area, and joked with one boy that he was too young to be losing friends over politics.
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Jo Reply from Pierre-Dimitri Gore-Coty, Head of EMEA As I just told everyone at the All Hands meeting, we're all really sad to be losing such a remarkable colleague and friend.
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That way the producers would not be losing as much money and people all over the country and the world would be able to enjoy the best that New York has to offer.
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Spice and sauce bars are popular, and precooked meals, while still predominate, seem to be losing popularity as even the largest districts begin to make their own pizza dough, salad dressings and sauces.
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Yet those who trade in currencies see tentative signs that the dollar may be losing some status as markets grapple with the unorthodox actions of the man leading the nation printing the money.
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We will all sit down and we will get back into the deal and we'll make it good and we won't be closing up our factories and we won't be losing our jobs.
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He is pushing them to master the tools of digital media, resist foreign influences in popular culture and target younger audiences, a demographic that some in the party worry it may be losing.
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" She's a fan of "authentic human contact," but worries that by texting and Facebook messaging so often, "we may be losing track of what such contact is, or how we can achieve it.
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Insurers that receive the subsidies in exchange for paying out-of-pocket costs such as deductibles and co-pays for eligible consumers could race to drop coverage since they would be losing money.
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Furthermore, meats like chicken and prosciutto appear to be growing in popularity, while tomato sauce, one of the three main pillars of pizza, seems to be losing ground to buffalo and sriracha sauces.
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Mixed August data have raised concerns that China economic recovery could be losing steam, so changes in trading strategies could be on the cards once investors have assessed third-quarter data over coming weeks.
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"Given that a lot of this rally has been predicated on the anticipation of some fairly dramatic changes in Washington, one would imagine that some investors have to be losing some faith," McCain said.
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Radical body modification makes sense if patients wouldn't be losing anything in the process — an operation to restore a lost limb, for example, or a brain implant that could help a blind person see.
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The Washington Post has a longer piece on the mass confusion over the China negotiations, and how markets appear to be losing faith in Trump's willingness or capacity to strike a deal with Beijing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing applications for unemployment benefits fell to a three-month low last week, pointing to sustained labor market strength even as the economy appears to be losing momentum.
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Analysts fear that 'FANG' stocks may be losing their bite, Uber makes its second retreat from an Asian market and Thai drag queens hope that a new TV show will bring greater LGBT acceptance.
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But Americans' favorite processed meat could be losing favor with consumers — data shows that chicken nuggets are appearing on menus less often, and demand in restaurants declined from 2017 to 2018, according to NPD.
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Commissario Guido Brunetti and his colleagues are also afraid Italy might be losing its edge: The younger officers aren't nearly as willing as the older generation to bend the rules for a good cause.
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"Business spending looks to be losing momentum, placing the onus on households to keep the economic expansion going at a decent rate," said Sal Guatieri, a senior economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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It's also likely to be losing: With the qualified exception of Lyndon Johnson in 1968, no incumbent president who sought his party's nomination has failed to win it since Chester A. Arthur in 1884.
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The closure of Toys R Us had people marching in the streets after it was revealed that more than 22024,000 store employees would be losing jobs without severance, while those on top reaped millions.
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Dr. Shepherd and his team ran similar calculations five years ago, using 20 years of data, but were unable to say much except that Antarctica seemed to be losing mass at a steady rate.
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Diplomats and politicians agreed that other nations may be losing faith in the United States, but they have little choice but to continue to work with the richest and most powerful country on Earth.
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Until two weeks ago, Ms. McSally seemed to be losing ground in her battle with Ms. Sinema, a Democratic House member from Phoenix, for the seat being vacated by the retiring Republican, Jeff Flake.
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But Democrats appear to be losing that battle; on Friday, Republicans asked the National Archives for certain documents related to Judge Kavanaugh, but they left the Bush White House emails out of the request.
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China still has its work cut out for it, though, because the United States absorbs a higher fraction of Chinese exports than any other country and China may be losing some trade momentum globally.
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At a time when the viewing public seems to be losing trust in news media and is attentive to perceived "fake news," it's unsettling to see Fox personalities so carelessly negate their branded identity.
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Meanwhile negative real interest rates, in which the inflation rate is higher than the nominal interest, means that creditors will be losing money and are therefore more likely to park their money in gold.
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So next, consider this: A shocking amount of the US broadband infrastructure is still controlled by cable companies, which might be losing TV subscribers but continue to have a fairly ironclad lock on providing internet.
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That would be "Losing My Religion" by R.E.M. FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous And last but not least, Shannon revealed when the last time she wore a disguise was.
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However, as in other emerging markets covered by Reuters surveys, the wider ranges also reflect growing bets of a recovery against the U.S. dollar, suggesting the three-year-long currency rout may be losing steam.
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I'm not exactly sure why Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe seem to be losing their minds in black and white and a 4:3 aspect ratio, but I sure do look forward to finding out.
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After punishing thousands of officials, including the former domestic security czar and two retired top generals, his massive campaign seems to be losing steam -- and attracting criticism over Party investigators' extrajudicial and often brutal methods.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Profit growth at China's industrial firms slowed in April, in line with other data for the month which suggested the economy may be losing steam again after picking up earlier in the year.
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Fans of country music need not fear that they'd be losing a judging spot, because Bryan's a Nashville superstar, with his last three albums debuting at the top spot on Billboard's Top Country Album charts.
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"We're essentially going to be losing money on doing political ads," he said of the investment the company is making to avoid a repeat of the spread of Russian propaganda in the 2016 US election.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Profits of Chinese industrial companies rose 22014 percent in May from a year earlier, slowing from April's pace and adding to concerns that the world's second-largest economy may be losing some momentum.
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Against a backdrop of "big science," it's "a cautionary tale" that we may be losing some of what small teams contribute, says Jeff Nickerson of Stevens Institute of Technology, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Iran didn't want to be seen to be losing any power to any country outside of OPEC, which seems to be what has been happening with Saudi Arabia and Russia cooking up the production deals.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's industrial output stalled in September in a worrying sign that the economy, already struggling to mount a sure-footed recovery, may be losing some momentum due to weak consumer spending and exports.
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That's led to officials in many states getting a little freaked out, and per a recent report in the Washington Post, anti-vaxxers generally appear to be losing the fight against new laws tightening restrictions.
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"While you may be losing me as a colleague, please know that I will continue to be a strong advocate for you and your mission," said Ragsdale in a farewell email to his ICE colleagues.
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Activity in China's services sector expanded at its slowest rate in 17 months in December, a private survey showed on Wednesday, in a further indication that the world's second-largest economy may be losing steam.
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In a RAND study, we found that the EU knew from the outset it was playing a "zero sum game" in which it could only win if the U.K. could be seen to be losing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Markets may be losing faith about the Fed's commitment to meeting its 2 percent inflation target, given years of operating below that threshold, Atlanta Federal Reserve bank president Raphael Bostic said on Friday.
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University of Virginia professor Allen Lynch told The Hill that Nikonov's statement was directed at the idea that the U.S. must be losing power if it can't uphold the integrity of its own electoral system.
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Trump has mocked Love, singling her out at a press conference last week as one of several Republicans who seemed to be losing their reelection bids because they didn't align themselves closely enough with him.
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But the weakness at Apple followed reams of other data — declining car sales, faltering retail sales, a slumping property market, a tougher job market — that signal Chinese consumers may be losing their once unshakable confidence.
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Pharmaceutical companies will be losing one of their most powerful allies, Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah and the chairman of the Finance Committee, who is retiring after more than 40 years in Congress.
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But if the people giving the briefings no longer produce reliable information about the most important matters of state — let alone the most trivial — what will reporters really be losing if those briefings go away?
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During her recent talk, George Mason professor Steven Pearlstein asked Kagan if she despaired about the court because her side will be losing more in the coming years before having the chance to win more.
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Applied Materials, the world's largest supplier of equipment used to make chips, forecast current-quarter profit and revenue below Wall Street estimates, adding to fears that a two-year chip boom may be losing steam.
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That's no solace to employees like Victor Urquidez, the assistant manager at a Sears Auto Center in Chula Vista, California, who said he will be losing his job when the store closes in late December.
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Mike Forman, who owns four McDonald's franchises in Whitby, Ontario, noted that while the company may be losing revenue on the free fries, they believe the long-term benefits will outweigh the short-term losses.
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"Kuroda completely stuck to his guns on maintaining current policy, despite recent tantalising hints that the central bank may be losing faith in the efficacy of its policy mix," said Saxo Bank currency strategist John Hardy.
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Eschewing the 10 AM to 12 AM Sunday service seems to be a strategic move, which implies to me that the people behind these religious movements sense Christianity may be losing its dominant hold in Norwich.
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"In some cases for pilates, I would literally, like, literally be losing money per visit because of what the teacher gets paid—not even including the rent and marketing and keeping the lights on," Burrows said.
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In February 2017, Hall, 48, said goodbye to the NBC morning show shortly after it was announced that she would be losing her time slot to Megyn Kelly (who has since parted ways with the network).
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China's robust market rebound since early March appears to be losing momentum as trading volumes have shrunk and the SSEC fails to stand decisively above the 3,000 mark - seen by many as a key psychological level.
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Party leaders like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Leader Steny Hoyer seem to be losing their appetites for it (because they know the GOP-led Senate wouldn't convict Trump), yet liberal firebrands like US Rep.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With world oil inventories swelling despite a global pact on cutting output and crude prices falling by a fifth in the past month, OPEC appears to be losing its battle to balance the market.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The premium France pays to borrow over Germany in bond markets spiked to its highest in three years on Monday as conservative presidential election favourite Francois Fillon appeared to be losing support.
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Perceived mis-steps by the authorities have stoked concerns in global markets that Beijing might be losing its grip on economic policy, just as the country looks set to post its slowest growth in 25 years.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at a slower pace in March than the previous month as growth in new orders and output moderated, in a sign that the economy may be losing a little momentum.
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The Nasdaq composite posted its biggest two-day slide since December on Monday, as investors grew concerned that FAANG stocks – Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google – which have propped up the sector, could be losing momentum.
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Experts say that both ideas are more in the realm of dealing with healthcare costs and would not do much to expand coverage for the people who would be losing it with the repeal of ObamaCare.
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The U.S. will be losing out on more jobs, more customers for Made-in-America goods and a stronger economy unless the U.S. House of Representatives takes up the updated trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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In an interview with her about her new book, she said that she only sleeps four hours a night — and told Business Insider that many young people could be losing millions by spending money on coffee.
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The iPhone 6 was released in 2014, and if you purchased the device around that time and have been using it regularly for three years, the battery may be losing its ability to hold a charge.
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For one, Amazon continues to gain market share in the U.S. and doesn't appear to be losing any steam, while Walmart's e-commerce growth has decelerated for most of the past year and a half. Jet.
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There's no scientific proof they can3 'health' products that are a waste of money, according to dietitiansWhy you may not be losing weight on the keto dietWhat is resistant starch and why it's healthier than simple starch
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When Autonomic CEO Sunny Madra joined Smart Mobility, he was named the head of Ford X, an incubator designed to help grow new businesses that can target customers who may be losing interest in traditional car ownership.
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It may be losing some potential profits in the near term but this acts as a pressure release valve that could tip the scales into convincing some folks to make the buy in Apple's important fourth quarter.
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" Related: Cruz May Be Losing, But He's Still Choosing Carly Fiorina as His Running Mate Trump criticized current US policy, saying that the nation spends "trillions of dollars to provide a strong defense for Europe and Asia.
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The average cost of a movie ticket in North America is $8.84, according to The Hollywood Reporter, which means if subscribers on the new plan attend just one screening per month, MoviePass will already be losing money.
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Growth investors have been winning the battle over value investors for some time, but a new report from Bank of America-Merrill Lynch shows that evaluating a company's price-earnings ratio may be losing its value altogether.
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Washington (CNN)As another frenzied Washington week closes, the White House seems to be losing control of the quickening intrigue over Russia's meddling in the election, and allegations of links between the Trump campaign and Kremlin associates.
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Fed officials watch estimates of consumer expectations closely, concerned that falling expectations mean households might be losing faith in the strength of the economy, and losing confidence in the central bank's ability to meet its inflation target.
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Although the Emmys host pointed the finger at Burnett for Donald Trump's transition from the reality television world to politics during his monologue at the awards show, the producer won't be losing any sleep over the farce.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's federal oversight board on Friday indicated it may be losing confidence in the local government's resolve in turning the ailing island around, and intimated that employee furloughs could be in the offing.
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Gillespie, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, was expected to win the GOP primary by a wide margin — the result of Trump's growing disapproval and a signal that insurgent candidates could be losing political ground.
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That's not going to be enough, in the global market, so in Iran, where there's not that many jobs to begin with, people who are employed by the oil companies are going to be losing their jobs.
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Iraq election Results of Iraq's parliamentary election should be announced today, but after an early look at the vote count, it appears current Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi may be losing to two other influential Shia leaders.
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Small farmers here may be losing out as much to large Mexican ranches as they are to American agribusiness, especially those small farmers harvesting the millions of avocados that Americans scarf up in their game-day guacamole.
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The average cost of a movie ticket in North America is $8.84, according to "The Hollywood Reporter, " which means if subscribers on the new plan attend just one screening per month, MoviePass will already be losing money.
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Because it's not that you don't want to share it with people, but the downside — which would be losing the player — is much greater than the upside of sharing the information with somebody that you care about.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Activity in China's services sector expanded at its slowest rate in 17 months in December, a private survey showed on Wednesday, in a further indication that the world's second-largest economy may be losing steam.
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In both the exit debate and the mayoral race, it is the side that is thought to be losing that has ratcheted up the rhetoric, at times verging on racism and Islamophobia, that has upset many Britons.
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Regular water will work to rehydrate if that's all you can handle, but Chutkan says drinking unflavored, unsweetened coconut water can also help because it contains potassium and other electrolytes that you may be losing while ill.
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Higgins, whose firm recently took a minority stake in competing coffeehouse Bluestone Lane, told CNBC that while Starbucks may have coined the concept of premium brews, the globally recognized chain may be losing some of its touch.
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Not only do they not have paid sick days if they get sick, but now their hours may be cut, they may be losing their health benefits, and not be able to make ends meet economically otherwise.
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According to ratings agency DBRS Morningstar, investors who hold the riskier of the two bonds could be losing their entire principal amount soon, with the firm telling CNBC that the price should have dropped more than 22007%.
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Disney will be losing substantial licensing revenue, betting that it can build its own direct-to-consumer model, capture the full value of its programming and find a new path to revenue growth as cable channels decline.
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Manhattan may be losing one of its top pastrami palaces when the Carnegie Deli closes, but Hong Kong recently welcomed Morty's, which opened in April in the bustling Central district, on the ground floor of Jardine House.
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Trump is said to badly want a deal by the end of the month to both goose the stock market returns and avoid any fallout that could further slow an economy that appears to be losing altitude.
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Some also fear BMW's design and engineering have become a bit stale, and that the automaker might be losing its distinguishing identity as a luxury performance brand as its relies ever more heavily on sport utility sales.
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But union officials say the strike wave, unlike pre-Macron versions that successfully torpedoed attempts to liberalize the economy, appears to be losing steam with more and more workers doubting they can force government to change course.
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"If they lost Afghanistan to the West, they would be losing more than a strategically placed country on their borders," said Michael Dobbs, whose book "Down With Big Brother" chronicled the last years of the Soviet Union.
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Applied Materials sank 9 percent, the most on the S&P, after the world's largest supplier of chip equipment forecast current-quarter results below estimates, adding to fears that a two-year chip boom may be losing steam.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy appears to be losing steam, with major business surveys showing a marked slowdown in the services sector and boardrooms beset by doubt about the future following the country's vote to leave the European Union.
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U.S. industrial production fell more than expected in May on a decline in utilities output and auto manufacturing, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday, a sign that the economy may be losing some steam in the second quarter.
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U.S. industrial production fell more than expected in May on a decline in utilities output and auto manufacturing, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday, a sign that the economy may be losing some steam in the second quarter.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For much of the last three years, investors have been willing to pay more for expected profit at Walgreens than for competitor CVS, but the pharmacy chain may be losing that edge on Wall Street.
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Lawmakers also appear to be losing faith in the BOJ's ability to change the economic weather, backing down on calls for more monetary easing and instead urging Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to compile a big fiscal spending package.
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"We don't think we'll be losing more than the other guys in that situation, but we think it should be resolved in one way or another that enables global businesses like aviation to continue to grow," Faury said.
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It's especially welcome, given reports that Americans appear to be losing some interest in reading as an activity: a Department of Labor report found that people over 75 read the most, clocking in at 51 minutes a day.
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Supporters of North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory, a Republican seeking a second term, had launched an all-out campaign to question the legitimacy of a contest that he appeared to be losing to Democratic Attorney General Roy Cooper.
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It's funny now that I think about it, but we literally would film some of the funniest things that we have ever done and would be losing it and then walk away and not talk to each other.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Lending to euro zone companies slowed last month and a measure of money circulating in the region dipped unexpectedly, data showed on Tuesday, in a fresh sign the euro zone's economic expansion may be losing momentum.
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In a recent interview with Slate, UNC social scientist and New York Times contributor Zeynep Tufekci worries that "networked" protests — much like what we see John Oliver induce — may be losing their bite with regulators and elected officials.
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In comments at the White House on Friday, Mr. Trump reiterated that Nafta has been a "terrible deal" and said that Canada and Mexico were disappointed to be losing the "golden goose" that has been the United States.
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New York/Hong Kong (CNN Business)Global stocks failed to maintain their momentum Friday, indicating that a spectacular three-day rally that pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDU) out of a bear market could be losing steam.
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In comments at the White House on Friday, Mr. Trump reiterated that Nafta has been a "terrible deal" and said that Canada and Mexico were disappointed to be losing the "golden goose" that has been the United States.
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"From what we can tell, by definition and absent some other form of other compensation, MoviePass will be losing money on every subscriber seeing two movies or more in a month," the theater chain said in a statement.
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Weaker currencies from portfolio outflows could help lift below-target inflation and give exporters a shot in the arm at a time of heightened uncertainty over global trade and signs that the Chinese economy may be losing steam.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Baseball could be losing its status as Japan's most popular sport as more and more children turn away from the game due to tough high school programs and amid changing trends in sports participation in the country.
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As for things getting left behind, Netflix will be losing St. Vincent and The 40-Year-Old Virgin later this month, joining Finding Dory and the first three seasons of The Killing, both of which departed on August 1st.
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Meanwhile, data from the Ministry of Finance showed that Japanese companies raised spending on factories and equipment by 8.5 percent in October-December compared with the same period a year earlier, suggesting business investment may be losing firm momentum.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British employers' demand for staff grew in October at the slowest rate in almost eight years, a survey showed on Friday, underlining suspicions at the Bank of England that the labour market may be losing its strength.
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"These are difficult decisions — we're disappointed to be losing good colleagues — but we're making very good progress on the process we put in motion," Daniel H. Weiss, the Met's president and chief operating officer, said in a telephone interview.
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"One out of every 10 veterans in the United States would be losing their Medicaid," said Will Fischer, director of government relations at VoteVets, a left-leaning veterans' political advocacy group, and a veteran of the war in Iraq.
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"On one hand, they're going to be able to access a wide variety of Time Warner-branded content on any device, but they should expect that they're going to be losing a lot of personal privacy as a result."
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But opposition parties have taken heart at what they see as signs Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) may be losing ground and have begun negotiations over a post-election alliance even before polling ends on May 19.
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Even though it may be losing money on exports, PDVSA is unlikely to curtail shipments because there were already fewer buyers for its crude due to U.S. sanctions, said one industry source who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The world would be losing not only a tennis star if Andy Murray retires after losing out to Roberto Bautista Agut at the Australian Open, but also a voice for women in sport, advocates say.
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China is the world largest wind and solar power producer, but some regions are estimated to be losing more than 40 percent of their power because of technical restraints and bottlenecks in the grid, alongside weak power demand growth.
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U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan's tax reform blueprint appears to be losing its status as the likely framework for the first major tax overhaul since 1986, with rival approaches emerging from the White House, Senate and other quarters in Congress.
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Anyone who's ever been on Facebook or sent a tweet knows the true nightmare scenario would be losing the ability to delete posts at all, forever preserving all your most embarrassing online moments in a horrifying state of digital rigor mortis.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's April producer price inflation cooled more than expected in a sign manufacturing activity may be losing momentum along with other sectors of the economy as domestic demand remains muted and the government cracks down on financial risks.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada appears to be losing sway in its own backyard as bond yields there chase after rising U.S. interest rates even though Canadian policy makers have pledged to proceed slowly with rate hikes of their own.
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"Cunha is just one of numerous politicians in Brazil and especially in the Brazilian line of succession who could be losing their position over the coming months," said Jimena Blanco, head of Americas at Verisk Maplecroft, to CNBC on Friday.
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The outlet also noted that while Sam's Club officials have not commented on how many employees will be losing their jobs, each Sam's Club warehouse employs about 175 people, which means more than 11,000 could be impacted by the mass closing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British companies' demand for staff rose at the slowest rate since 2012 last month, according to a survey on Thursday that suggested the labor market, a bright spot in the economy ahead of Brexit, might be losing its shine.
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Traders are also not sure if the yuan and Chinese share markets are beginning to bottom out soon after their wild swings so far this year had many investors worried the Chinese economy may be losing momentum - beyond Beijing's control.
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Indeed, the National Front may be losing its position as the dominant force in French populism thanks to the rise of a former Socialist senator, committed "alter-globalist," and fellow advocate of the "no" vote in 2005: Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Two dozen fighters from the leftist ELN rebels have surrendered voluntarily to the Colombian navy, the military said on Tuesday, in a sign the group may be losing strength as it prepares to begin peace talks with the government.
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"China will be pumping money into their system and probably reducing interest rates, as always, in order to make up for the business they are, and will be, losing," Trump tweeted Tuesday, though Beijing has not announced monetary policy changes.
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Something I thought about after watching was, we start out with Morgan in this episode discussing two people who he loved, his family, and we end the episode with him believing he may be losing someone else who's close to him.
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While Brown said the lack of demand for permits is an indication that the program is meeting emissions goals, Senate Republican Leader Jean Fuller said it is an indication that the business community may be losing confidence in the program.
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The IAAF will discuss progress Russia has made following visits from an IAAF task force and WADA officials but the country appears to be losing its battle to claim re-admission in time for the Rio de Janeiro Games in August.
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Ron Olbrysh, the chairman of the National Association of Retired Sears Employees (NARSE), told the news agency this week that the company sent letters to eligible retirees notifying them that they would be losing their life insurance benefits on March 15.
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While the effort to impeach the president on separate charges of using accounting shenanigans to cover up government overspending might be losing steam in Congress, a separate inquiry into her campaign financing could lead the judiciary to remove her from office.
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And yet that natural defense seems to be losing its effectiveness, according to this week's study, in part because the parasite has figured out (genetically) that it can work its way into older red blood cells without the aforementioned pathway.
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According to research by the Center for Western Priorities, BLM could be losing out on up to $730 million per year for federal taxpayers and Western states, which receive half of all royalties collected from federal leases within state borders.
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"The price of getting information about your child's school should not be losing your privacy to online ad brokers," said Mr. Levin, founder of EdTech Strategies, which conducts research and advises nonprofits and government agencies on using technology to improve schools.
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That means people will be losing their jobs, it means small businesses are especially vulnerable, it means that the indie brands — the ones who are generally moving the needle on things like sustainability and plus-size options — will suffer the most.
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At the same time, football appears to be losing ground with younger demographics as they watch less and less network television and are playing less of the sport because of head injuries, among other reasons, Morning Consult reported last fall.
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Fred VanVleet continues to destroy the Golden State defense with tough 123-pointers, but a combination of Draymond Green's rebounding and the team's unselfish play on offense has Golden State leading a game it should, by all accounts be losing.
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With a five-week summer recess set to begin in the House on Friday and the Senate taking an early August week-long recess, backers of legislation to impose harsh new sanctions on Russia feared the effort could be losing steam.
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Back on March 10, Shawn Donnan and Demetri Sevastopulo described Cohn and Navarro as pitted against each other in a "civil war" in which "Navarro appeared to be losing influence" despite being capable of impressing Trump in face-to-face arguments.
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"I don't think you're going to see any dramatic new decisions made today, I think you'll see a refining of existing decisions trying to reassure and inform people who may be losing their jobs today," Coveney told national broadcaster RTE.
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Attackers could design their code to bypass pre-election testing and kick in only at the end of an election or under specific conditions — say, when a certain candidate appears to be losing — and erase itself afterward to avoid detection.
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The Swiss franc was on track for its biggest monthly drop in six years Friday after it recorded a fourth consecutive day of losses, prompting analysts to suggest that the appreciation of the "safe haven" currency may be losing steam.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks suffered their fourth consecutive session of declines on Friday, as a robust post-Christmas rebound appears to be losing steam amid uncertainty over global growth and fresh signs of policy tightening in China.
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PARIS, Jan 10 (Reuters) - France's government defied trade unions on Friday by including a contested clause on raising the retirement age by two years in its draft legislation, amid signs that weeks of street protests and strikes may be losing momentum.
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"It makes sense that women in relationships might be losing their sex drive and saying 'no' more, as opposed to my mother's generation that just spread their legs and composed a shopping list in their heads during sex," she said.
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"Netflix may be losing content from its most important supplier in Disney, but its strategy to pivot to originals, build its own global content brand, and vertically integrate into self production mitigate this loss," Morgan Stanley's Benjamin Swinburne wrote Wednesday.
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Asked about Jimmy Carter's comment on 80 being too old to be president, he says he doesn't know anything about that story but then also insinuates that former Vice President Joe Biden, who is 76, might be losing it. 17.
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Other examples of Trump claims that had a diversionary affect include: When he appeared to be losing in public opinion polls ahead of the November election, Trump called the entire election system into question, arguing repeatedly that it was rigged against him.
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I started thinking about this—obsessing over it, really—after listening to an episode of the podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz, in which music psychologist Ani Patel of Tufts University explained that we might be losing a longstanding emotional connection when we type.
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The ratings agency said it could further cut the company's rating over the next few months if explicit steps are not taken by authorities to improve the regulatory situation, signaling that the agency may be losing faith that lawmakers could rescue PG&E.
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As the shutdown of about a quarter of the federal government lumbers toward its fifth week, the president even appears to be losing favor with his core constituents, whose support for Trump until this point has been rock-solid since the 0233 campaign.
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He was markedly more aggressive than Pence in a way that, if anything, undermined the temperament-based critique that Clinton has been launching, very successfully, against Trump; obviously, Kaine wasn't acting remotely like Trump, but he definitely seemed to be losing his cool.
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Analysts told CNBC on Tuesday that the yen could see further strength in the coming weeks amid signs the market may be losing confidence in the Bank of Japan's ability to use monetary policy to give Japan's moribund economy a leg up.
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Currently, we just about break even on the condo, but this year there was a tax reassessment and the property taxes are going up such that we will be losing about $100 each month, but getting much more than that in equity.
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That sentence was recommended by a jury comprised almost solely of white men — undoubtedly a testament to the extreme nature of the case, but also evidence that the myth of the perfect victim may be losing its stranglehold on the American imagination.
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A fraction of a percent didn't seem like a big deal until we saw Personal Capital graph in its fee analyzer, which shows just how many years of retirement we could be losing out on if we continued the way we did.
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Russia is one of the world's top grain exporters and the government was estimated to be losing 65 billion roubles ($1.1 billion) a year in unpaid taxes on grain deals at a time when it was seeking to tackle a budget deficit.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's economy appeared to be losing momentum in the approach to a general election that must be held by May, as a Reuters survey of economists forecast that growth slipped to 27 percent annually in the October-December quarter.
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I would not do so happily, but I would be willing to do it... We cannot afford to be losing vast amounts of billions of dollars on all of this... And I have a feeling that they'd up the ante very much.
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Finally, it's intended to remind the world — to include both ISIS's enemies and its supporters — that, yes, we might be losing here in Iraq and Syria, but we still have all these provinces around the world where we can go to fight you.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan's tax reform blueprint appears to be losing its status as the likely framework for the first major tax overhaul since 1986, with rival approaches emerging from the White House, Senate and other quarters in Congress.
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WASHINGTON — Not long ago, as heart-rending images of migrant children separated from their parents at the border filled the airwaves, the issue of immigration seemed to be losing some of its potency as a weapon for Republicans with the midterm elections approaching.
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When I think about shutting off the alarm and rolling back over, I remind myself it's a good way to start the busy work day that's ahead of me — and that I'll be losing the $20 class cost if I don't go.
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Congress still has an omnibus spending bill to pass, in late March, so there lies another opportunity to gum up the works to protect DACA, whose recipients might by then be losing their protections at a rate of more than 900 per day.
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In this crucible where Islamist insurgency, ancient local conflicts, fragile states, European hesitations and a shifting American strategy make an explosive mix, it is a war they may well be losing — or, in the best case, a war they may never win.
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A German taxpayers' union said in November that Germany could be losing out on 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) annually because online retailers from China, or other non-EU states, fail to pay value added taxes of 19 percent, knowingly or not.
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A deal between them won't settle the long-simmering debate in the Democratic Party, either in California or nationally, about school choice — or change the reality that at the moment, teachers' unions are ascendant, while charter school supporters seem to be losing ground.
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The move follows a report suggesting that Trump, who held a series of unprecedented but largely fruitless summits with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un aimed at persuading Kim to give up his nuclear weapons, could be losing interest in the efforts.
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"When it's a short-term time horizon, which is what three years is — three years is almost like tomorrow — you're better off to have safety and liquidity and see yourself making progress every month and not be losing sleep over it," he said.
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S&P Global said it could further cut the company's rating over the next few months if explicit steps are not taken by authorities to improve the regulatory situation, signaling that the agency may be losing faith that lawmakers could rescue PG&E.
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Season 2 seems to be losing ground on that front, by using a ridiculous, well-worn supervillain trope in a plot centering around Detective Brigid O'Reilly (Emma Lahana), who was exposed to a particularly strong blast of the mysterious energy in the season 1 finale.
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But given that the vívomove® HR is compatible with industry-standard quick-release bands, on top of more than 10 preset colorways, the only thing you'll be losing sleep over is how best to match your old-/new-school wristwatch to tomorrow's fire 'fit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Swiss franc, long a place to park cash during times of stress - and away from the taxman's eyes - may be losing its cachet, not least for Russian tycoons who face growing crackdown risks, from local regulations as well as at home.
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The sight of balls sailing over the wall onto Lansdowne street or ricocheting off its green face in every direction is the stuff of pitching nightmares but Kershaw will not be losing any sleep as he prepares to confront it for the first time.
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The sentiment is beginning to simmer within the influential conservative wing of the Republican Party and hints at what could be the opening of an intra-party rift as the GOP's mission to overhaul the country's health care system appears to be losing steam.
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Google is thought to be losing money on every unit of the Home Mini; Reuters reported on one analysis that pegged the device's parts alone at $26, not including the cost of developing the entire thing, supporting it, advertising it, shipping it, and so on.
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That assessment has weakened demonstrably since, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell and many of his colleagues inside the U.S. central bank on Wednesday signaled readiness to cut interest rates as required to shore up a U.S. economic expansion that appears to be losing steam.
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Fed policymakers are scheduled to meet on June 18-19, with financial markets pricing in at least two rate cuts by year-end, after tepid consumer price data on Wednesday and employment data were seen as further indications the U.S. economy may be losing steam.
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"This is absolutely harmful to anyone who is easily influenced by societal pressures put on us from the diet culture to constantly be losing weight in a world that teaches us to equate our value and worth with the way we look," she continued.
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With general election now underway, segments of the professional commentariat and the anti-Trump right are jointly fostering a conventional wisdom that Hillary Clinton would be losing, perhaps badly, if any of Donald Trump's 16 Republican primary contestants had managed to defeat him this spring.
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At the Key Food around the corner from my Bushwick apartment, you can get 15 of them for $1, so it's always felt like someone must be losing out on what, on the surface, is just a good deal in a heavily Puerto Rican neighborhood.
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Netflix may be losing $192M per month from piracy, cord cutting study claims As many as one in five people today are mooching off of someone else's account when streaming video from Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Video, according to a new study from CordCutting.com.
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Mitchell had much more to share about some of the more nitty-gritty VR items, saying that room-scale tracking on the Rift was going to be seeing some big improvements moving forward and that the feature would be losing its "experimental" designation soon.
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That comes as quantitative easing (QE) programs -- which were introduced amid the Global Financial Crisis in 2008 to allow central banks to purchase assets such as government bonds to push investors into riskier assets -- appear to be losing their ability to awe markets, Koesterich said.
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Bay Area VCs agree that Silicon Valley may be losing its gravitational pull after all Quinn said that of all 28 of Spark's growth-stage portfolio companies, Raleigh, North Carolina-based Pendo has the easiest time recruiting folks locally and from the Bay Area.
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Paul Krugman It's fantasy football time in political punditry, as commentators try to dismiss Hillary Clinton's dominance in the polls — yes, Clinton Derangement Syndrome is alive and well — by insisting that she would be losing badly if only the G.O.P. had nominated someone else.
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Other factors that have contributed to Riyadh's historical reluctance to reduce oil production also appear to be losing some validity, with some analysts arguing that improved fracking technology means that U.S. shale oil producers are no longer likely to be deterred by low crude prices.
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Yet the necessary patience and continuous investment in advancing technology improvement in machinery prevalent elsewhere in the world seems to be losing ground here in US. You do not see those large stamping presses used to make car body panels made in United States.
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Apple appears to be losing the public perception battle in its dispute with the Department of Justice, with the majority of those surveyed by Pew Research saying the company should unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in the San Bernardino terrorist attack.
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NBC announced in a statement in February that the Today show anchor, who served 10 years at the network, would be leaving NBC News and MSNBC when her contract expired at the end of February, just days after learning she'd be losing her 9 a.m.
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His promise of an audit dramatically raises the stakes for Mr. Erdogan, who was confronted with a stunning electoral defeat Sunday night, when his Justice and Development Party, or AKP, was shown to be losing the contests for mayor in both Ankara and Istanbul.
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Among their fears: The stimulus from the tax cuts enacted at the end of last year may be losing some of its oomph; other countries' economies are not growing as fast as they were; the trade tensions may also have weighed on some economic activity.
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A gauge of construction activity fell to 60.1 from 61.7 in March, still solid but possibly indicating that the government's infrastructure push may be losing steam despite a burst of bond issuance and new bank lending at the start of the year, analysts said.
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But 35 years after those debates, there still isn't an agreed-upon way to judge whether a presidential candidate might be losing their edge, even as the presidency has become a more important and difficult job and U.S. political leaders have increased in age.
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Ms. Schwartz added that the historical society, which was founded in 1863 as the Long Island Historical Society, would not be losing something, but rather gaining the ability to promote its collections to a much broader public via the library's 59 branches across the borough.
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For a moment, it looked Roku owners would be losing the highest-quality way to stream the Super Bowl for free, when the set-top box maker announced Thursday that it would abruptly pull Fox's apps off the platform a day ahead of the game.
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On the one hand, to know that I'm going to be losing everything and it's going to be so painful, but at the same time, to feel that this sort of love that makes me support my husband… it sort of elevates you, too.
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Here are 10 fields that are expected to shrink the most over the next several years: Projected growth outlook: -8% Median annual income: $79,238 Computer programmers in the U.S. won't be losing job opportunities to computers but to other professionals from different countries whose wages are lower.
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While at a drag brunch, he suddenly takes off ("We cannot be losing Holocaust survivors, not now, when the world is gaining Nazis somehow!" exclaims a panicked Ilana) and the duo are forced to go on a hilarious and a revelatory journey through Jewish New York.
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They also found a median driver generates $0.59 per mile of driving but incurs costs of $0.30 per mile; and almost a third (30 per cent) of drivers were found to incur expenses exceeding their revenue or to be losing money for every mile they drive.
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A Cruz victory in Iowa, in other words, perpetuates the current dynamic that is killing the establishment — a dynamic where even if all the supporters of different establishment-friendly candidates agreed to back a single horse, that candidate would still be losing to both Trump and Cruz.
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If funds are cut off or curtailed without planning, it can lead to a chain reaction: The scientists in the lab wouldn't be able to get what they need to do their work and their publicly funded universities would be losing a revenue source, Villa-Komaroff said.
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Yet the degree of difficulty is so sharp, and it only gets more so with every episode, that I spend storylines like "June is slowly retreating inward, even as it seems like she might be losing the baby," wondering if the climb has simply gotten too steep.
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With such a slim lead in the Senate—51-49—and some Republican senators reneging on their loyalty to Kavanaugh in the wake of the allegations against him, Kavanaugh seems to be losing the critical votes he needs to get confirmed to the bench either way.
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Photographer: Daro Sulakauri/Bloomberg Photographer: Daro Sulakauri/Bloomberg According to a new study conducted by the Center for American Entrepreneurship and NYU's Schack Institute of Real Estate, the US may be losing its competitive advantage as the dominant nucleus of the startup and venture capital universe.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/BRASILIA, March 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro appeared to be losing the battle of public opinion in his clash with state governors taking a much tougher line on fighting the coronavirus pandemic than the right-wing populist, a poll showed on Monday.
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But the union is calling for a wider bailout package to be released by Congress that covers sick leave, quarantine leave, and health care for workers, since workers with employer-subsidized health care benefits will be losing that along with their jobs, despite the global pandemic.
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But given that those on LSD can appear to be losing their minds, and that the drug leaves one feeling emotionally undefended (a potential benefit as well as a profound risk), he does strongly recommend having an experienced guide in a proper setting when you trip.
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Her Conservative Party is also reported to be losing members at a time when the main opposition Labour Party, under leftist leader Jeremy Corbyn, is enjoying record levels of support, suggesting to some that it is on course to win a new election due in 2022.
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Sanders appeared to be losing momentum in the race even before his health problems, so the Queens stop is an important moment for the progressive firebrand to both reassure his supporters and tell the world he's ready to take on the other top-tier candidates — particularly Sen.
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This has given employers a decided advantage and has been a major factor in depressing wages and holding back inflation in developed countries like the U.S. The big picture: The study's findings also suggest that central banks may be losing their power to direct the economy.
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"Camps are accepting the fact that they might be losing families over that, and some families have come back to camp and said, 'You know what, we're willing to come back this summer and get the MMR,' because they really want their child to attend camp," she said.
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The researchers also found that a median driver generates $22 per mile of driving but incurs costs of $210 per mile; and almost a third (241 per cent) of drivers were found to incur expenses exceeding their revenue or to be losing money for every mile they drive.
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Republicans appear to be losing ground with some white working-class people in the Midwest, where there is a full spread of competitive Senate and governor races, and the new Trump proposal fits with the populist, America First message that the president uses to appeal to those voters.
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It's not a huge focus of where we're going right now, but I would say: If you think about somebody who has a best friend who marries their brother and something falls apart, somebody might be losing not just a husband but a best friend in that moment.
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The strong U.S. stock market rally, surge in Treasury yields and strength in the U.S. dollar since Trump's surprising presidential victory more than three weeks ago look to be "losing steam," Gundlach, who oversees more than $106 billion at Los Angeles-based DoubleLine, said in a telephone interview.
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Even considering..... ....the fact that I have gone through a three year vicious Witch Hunt, perpetrated by the Lamestream Media in Collusion with Crooked and the Democrat Party, there can be NO WAY, with the greatest Economy in U.S. history, that I can be losing to the Sleepy One.
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"Text messaging provides an opportunity for wandering hearts, hearts not fully committed to their spouses, to seek pleasure from someone other than their spouses when their relationship grass may be losing its color," Zack Carter, PhD, a professor of interpersonal, intrapersonal, and family communication, wrote for Psychology Today.
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As new tariffs on Chinese goods took effect over the U.S. holiday weekend, market participants appear to be losing faith that the world's two largest economies will reach a near-term resolution to their long-running trade war, which has whipsawed markets for months and strained world economies.
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The latest worrying news on China came in a private survey which showed activity in China's services sector expanded at its slowest rate in 17 months in December, bucking robust findings in an official survey and a further indication that the world's second-largest economy may be losing steam.
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Pelosi, a former state party chairwoman and fixture in California politics since the 1980s, might be losing her once-firm grip on the House Democratic Caucus, she continues to enjoy widespread support within her home state delegation — the largest in the House — in part for her prodigious fundraising.
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The paintings of Saint Jerome and of the Adoration are pierced by crystalline beams of light, freeing their figures from the surrounding darkness, while the actors in the other three, depicting by turns a murder, a burial, and a resurrection, seem to be losing their battle with the shadows.
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Or at least that was what happened with Amazon, which recently began separating its retail operations from the results of its highly profitable cloud computing business, and Netflix, which used segment reporting to show investors that while it might be losing money internationally, its North American streaming business is doing well.
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"While the resurgence in its popularity across the globe is fantastic, I'm a little nervous that voguing is crossing over into the mainstream and the ballroom scene may be losing its connection to its roots which were historically marginalized urban Black and Latino gay and trans communities," Jenkins told Dazed.
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The Chinese yuan has depreciated more than one percent since the start of the year, raising uncertainty over China's intentions regarding the exchange rate and strengthening concerns Beijing might be losing its grip on economic policy, just as the country looks set to post its slowest growth in 25 years.
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They tend to really benefit from being able to have very open and honest conversations with their family members about why they're choosing to go out on a show, what they want from it, what they're going to be losing from it, and offering their support for their family members.
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While this decision was extremely painful for Cambridge Analytica's leaders, they recognize that it is all the more difficult for the Company's dedicated employees who learned today that they likely would be losing their jobs as a result of the damage caused to the business by the unfairly negative media coverage.
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The Crimson Tide, the defending national champion, made a late move for Irvin after learning for certain following January's national championship game that they would be losing two top junior safeties to the N.F.L. The gambit doesn't always pan out; last week, Irvin revealed that he planned to sign with Washington.
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It was early 2015 and the Harvard-educated nurse-turned-lawyer was working for one of the top Aboriginal law firms in Canada, on a case for her Indigenous community, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, that would have slowed oil sands development on their traditional territory, but appeared to be losing.
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" Related: Cruz May Be Losing, But He's Still Choosing Carly Fiorina as His Running Mate Trump responded in a statement not long after Cruz's remarks went viral on social media, calling the senator "desperate," adding somewhat ironically that Cruz "does not have the temperament to be President of the United States.
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So, if U.S. sanctions were imposed, Kilduff said: "Not only would we not be buying their oil and our key refiners would be losing out, the rest of the world might not be getting Venezuela's oil because they might not have the by-product they need from us to make their oil flow."
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But if you do happen to have gigabit internet or really anything faster than a few hundred megabit service, you'll be losing a lot of the speed with the Eero that you could get from a faster mesh Wifi system, such as Netgear's Orbi, Nokia's Beacon 3, or even an Eero Pro.
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The cadre of government independent economists and analysts also estimated that 52 million people will be uninsured in 2026 under the replacement bill, despite President Trump and the House GOP website promising that no one will be losing his or her health insurance under their plan and that all citizens would be included.
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While there were hints that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could be losing support, his right-wing allies appeared to be sticking with him and no one was foolish enough to write off a politician who still retains a strong base and has shown Houdini-like skill in escaping seemingly impossible jams before.
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Related stories about weight loss:The diet pills that may help you lose weight and are backed by scientific researchWhy you may not be losing weight on the keto dietWhat is the Paleo diet and whether it helps you lose weightWhich exercises help sculpt your abs, and how to do them at home
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) appears to be losing his grip on power over a restive House Republican conference just a month after announcing he would retire from Congress.
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It only makes sense under a misunderstanding of what DREAMers are actually asking for — a belief that they're getting free college, for example — or under the zero-sum logic of status anxiety, in which any attention paid to a marginalized group must inherently mean that some other group must be losing ground.
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While Uber could get better at defining a narrow scope of situations where it could shuttle passengers around, that it's going to take a long time to get to more robust autonomous driving means that we might not be losing humans any time soon to ensure that the experience spans the full spectrum of requirements.
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As Business Insider noted, a massive decrease in market activity shows that the CryptoKitties network appears to be losing steam rapidly, at the same time the price of the collectibles is dropping:According to data from blockchain analytics sites Bloxy and Diar, the number of CryptoKitties transactions has fallen drastically in the last 22000 months.
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Being able to manipulate files in the self-explanatory Files browser is basically the tipping point: I get the extra degree of control I've always felt has been missing on iOS, and now I'm wondering exactly what I'd be losing if I switched to doing my research and writing on one of Apple's tablets.
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"This is absolutely harmful to anyone who is easily influenced by societal pressures put on us by diet culture to constantly be losing weight in a world that teaches us to equate our value and worth with the way we look and especially anyone in recovery from an eating disorder," the singer wrote in response.
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Netflix will be losing a number of titles starting on April 1st, including The Shawshank Redemption, Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns, and Christopher Nolan's The Prestige (which just so happened to be co-written by Westworld co-creator Jonathan Nolan, in case you're looking for a fix in the next couple of days).
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The bases of the Clinton-should-be-losing argument are simple: She's very unpopular for a major party candidate; it is historically difficult for one party to win three consecutive presidential elections; and in head-to-head polls taken during primary season, Clinton fared poorly against more traditional candidates like John Kasich and Marco Rubio.
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From a gritty family crime drama (Shotgun Stories), to a Southern gothic romance (Mud), to a terrified father who might be losing his mind in order to protect his family (Take Shelter), to a tale of an interracial couple trying to validate their marriage (Loving), Nichols is a director who can seemingly do anything.
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But, even if Trump believed all that, what would possibly compel him to take a VERY simple question about a meeting with Tim Scott and turn it into a series of quotes sure to re-stoke the debate over Charlottesville (and his response) after it finally appeared to be losing some of its heat?
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In 2006, Isabella Velicogna and John Wahr, both at the University of Colorado at Boulder, published two studies that interpreted the first few years of Grace data; their initial paper was about Antarctica's loss of ice, while the second was about Greenland's, which appeared to be losing at least 100 billion tons per year.
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That pushback, which now includes inquiries from both Congress and the inspector general responsible for NOAA, reflects a deeper anxiety: The notion that one of the country's leading science agencies, which has thus far received more autonomy from Mr. Trump's White House than other parts of the federal government, might now be losing that autonomy.
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"We put a halt on all investment, not just because we will be losing money, but because we don't know if growing in the U.S. is the right move if we won't be an exporting country," said Ken Maschhoff, chairman of Maschhoff Family Foods and co-owner of the nation's largest family-owned pork producer.
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Like Union, Hall has also had grievances with NBC — the network she called home before her abrupt exit from the Today show in February 2017, when she said goodbye to the morning show shortly after it was announced that she would be losing her time slot to Megyn Kelly (who has since departed the network).
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In a powerful signal of the depth of concern among conservatives that they may be losing one of their standard-bearers, allies of Mr. Pruitt including the Heritage Foundation, Tea Party Patriots, and Americans for Prosperity, the advocacy group funded by the billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, launched a coordinated social media campaign to save his job.
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House Majority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseManchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Sanders: Trump doesn't 'want to see somebody get shot' but 'creates the climate for it' MORE (R-La.) said Democrats are "going to be losing some of their sugar daddies" in Bloomberg and Steyer.
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"While this decision was extremely painful for Cambridge Analytica's leaders, they recognize that it is all the more difficult for the Company's dedicated employees who learned today that they likely would be losing their jobs as a result of the damage caused to the business by the unfairly negative media coverage," Cambridge Analytica said in a statement.
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"While this decision was extremely painful for Cambridge Analytica's leaders, they recognize that it is all the more difficult for the Company's dedicated employees who learned today that they likely would be losing their jobs as a result of the damage caused to the business by the unfairly negative media coverage," Cambridge Analytica said in its statement.
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"We put a halt on all investment, not just because we will be losing money, but because we don't know if growing in the U.S. is the right move if we won't be an exporting country," Ken Maschhoff, chairman of Maschhoff Family Foods and co-owner of the nation's biggest family-owned pork producer, told CNBC.
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Scots seem to be losing faith in their centuries-old union with England, with one recent survey showing that less than half of those polled said they thought the United Kingdom would survive in its current form for the next five years, and less than a third expressed confidence that it would do so for the next decade.
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"A woman who takes off some time or slows down or shifts into a smaller firm will be losing out on a really high income, which her husband appears to be getting" because he does not take time off or shift his career, said Claudia Goldin, a Harvard economist whose research has found the same pattern.
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Traders believe the Fed has become hopelessly divided, divided between a small group of hawkish dissenters and the majority that do not appear to be in a rush to raise rates (three Committee participants did not believe rates will be raised at all this year), and who do not appear overly worried that the Fed may be losing credibility by failing to act.
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Though the Trump administration backpedaled in July on a proposed rebate rule that could have significantly cut PBMs' margins, it's likely scrutiny of PBMs won't let up entirely — from not only the government, but also the independent payers they contract with, which could be losing cash as PBMs take a larger cut from the sum they reel in from drugmakers.
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" Though they have mostly focused on each other as the primary nears, both El-Sayed and Whitmer have also been the target of (expensive) broadsides from Thanedar, whose bid appears to be losing steam amid controversies surrounding his business practices and a report that he considered running as a Republican before turning around and pitching himself to Democrats as "a fiscally savvy Bernie.
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Read more:The DASH diet is more than half carbs, and experts say it's one of the healthiest ways to eatWhat is resistant starch and why it's healthier than simple starchWhy you may not be losing weight on the keto dietThe Military Diet is a low-calorie weight-loss plan that involves eating bun-less hot dogs and vanilla ice cream
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Giving more power to corporate consolidation — to corporations as a whole — and less power to Americans, and we will be losing what I believe are so much of ... These are anti-democratic forces that are being unleashed in our country that are undermining the power and the strength of citizenship of individuals as corporations in our country are gaining more and more power.
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In the mid-1970s, when radical politics seemed to be losing some of its fervor and sense of direction, Ms. Rainone reaffirmed her faith in WBAI's mission in its program guide: "The station stands — having been the first to present women's programing — as the only media institution which has not virtually abandoned the questions raised by the movements since the demonstrators left the streets."
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Read more: How to know if you've fallen out of love — and if your relationship is salvageable"Text messaging provides an opportunity for wandering hearts, hearts not fully committed to their spouses, to seek pleasure from someone other than their spouses when their relationship grass may be losing its color," Zack Carter, a professor of interpersonal, intrapersonal, and family communication, wrote for Psychology Today.
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The lack of big-name titles almost certainly played a part in Apple settling on $5/month for its Arcade subscription fee, and while Sony appears to be bolstering the PlayStation Now's lineup, there are concerns that the Stadia might already be losing some ahead of its launch, according to commenters on Reddit who've noticed certain titles disappearing from lists maintained on Google's website.
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We laid them out in depth here, but essentially you should: Check your own consumption using this water footprint calculator Fix leaky pipes — you could be losing thousands of gallons annually Ensure appliances like your dishwasher and washing machine are full before using Think about the water footprint of the food you eat (hint: meat-free days are your friend) Get your shower times down to two songs.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE may be losing in the polls, but thanks to the Electoral College system, he will have a chance to pull an unlikely ace from the hole.
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Read more: 4 steps couples can take to prevent conflict when one partner is a spender and the other is a saver"Text messaging provides an opportunity for wandering hearts, hearts not fully committed to their spouses, to seek pleasure from someone other than their spouses when their relationship grass may be losing its color," Zack Carter, a professor of interpersonal, intrapersonal, and family communication, wrote for Psychology Today.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's grassroots donors appear to be losing faith in his candidacy, with the Vermont senator's fundraising falling behind Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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