That bodes well for Mr. Meilland, and it bodes well for Ferragamo.
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We think that bodes well for the stock, we think it bodes well for the metal.
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"The increase in order volume bodes well for sales volume next year, which bodes well for profitability," Poux-Guillaume said.
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SpaceX's success bodes well not only for the future of reusable rockets, it also bodes well for other moonshots (sorry) involving algorithms.
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This, too, bodes well for the future of regenerative medicine.
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Nonetheless, the decision bodes ill for drug discovery in America.
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It definitely bodes well for their upcoming new EP, too.
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That bodes well for consumer spending in the second quarter.
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But such weaponisation of tariffs bodes ill for the future.
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This bodes well for Exxon, a key component of XLE.
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But it's one that bodes poorly for Facebook's latest obsession.
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A run of this magnitude also bodes well for 19.153.
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All this still bodes well for the industry going forward.
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That bodes well for the economy over the short term.
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The resurgence of populist and nationalist politics also bodes poorly.
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And it bodes ill for the Kurdish minority in Turkey.
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"Fell in love … never bodes well for me," she wrote.
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The fact that Peter speaks Spanish bodes well for this.
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The $40 million Thursday night bodes well for the blockbuster.
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It bodes well for Senator Kaine [to be the pick].
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That bodes well for Americans and for the European Union.
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This bodes poorly for legislative prospects in the new Congress.
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That bodes well for future growth, both here and abroad.
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That's not a combination that bodes well for artistic freedom.
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This, in theory, bodes well, given the US' grim recent history.
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That bodes well in the historically difficult trading month of October.
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She believes the current economic cycle bodes well for the group.
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All of which bodes ill for the general election next October.
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The deal bodes well for the companies in terms of positioning.
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This all bodes well for Amazon's new Prime Wardrobe initiative, too.
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No other result from the Nevada caucuses bodes better for Mrs.
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VXX's success this year bodes ill for the overall stock market.
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But this bodes well for the likes of Bird and Lime.
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All of this bodes poorly for the internet as a whole.
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Flames and ash Cremation's growing popularity bodes ill for funeral homes.
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This bodes well for your creative endeavors, too; inspiration is flowing!
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The audience's warm reception bodes well for the debut of Manana.
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The smaller inventory build bodes well for second-quarter GDP growth.
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It all bodes well for the future of genome-based diagnosis.
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Even if you're not dating, this bodes well for creative inspiration.
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A healthy economy usually bodes well for a president's reelection chances.
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The suppression of civic life bodes ill for Thailand's democratic prospects.
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One trend ahead of Saturday's voting bodes well for the governor.
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The strength in chip stocks also bodes well for the market.
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It bodes well for Mr. Sanders in Oregon, Montana and Wisconsin.
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Our political climate bodes seriously ill for the summer and autumn.
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As Tee points out, the shift bodes poorly for the former.
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It's all set in an echoey limbo that bodes nothing good.
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That bodes well for Democrats' proposals to expand Medicare or Medicaid.
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Your impulse bodes well for connecting with people in retirement, too.
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That bodes well for sales of parts on the commercial side.
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That, in turn, bodes well for shares of the ticketing giant.
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Still, the unanimous House vote bodes well for the bill's future.
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First, this test bodes well for AI's potential in solving other problems.
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That bodes well for his role as future CEO of the company.
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There is prevailing optimism across the economy which bodes well for 2000.
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This is no mean feat and bodes well for future investment opportunities.
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That bodes ill for the size of the overall corporate-tax cut.
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This bodes really well for the future of wine in this country.
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The decline in crime among the young bodes well for the future.
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That bodes well for the rest of the year's profits and revenue.
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Analysts think Trump's choice for attorney general bodes well for both stocks.
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A pronounced collapse of those political costs bodes ill for democracy's perseverance.
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This, in turn, bodes well for gold, which jumped after the miss.
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Merkel's more fiscally conservative stance bodes well for German bonds, analysts said.
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All of this bodes ill for future attempts to suppress voters' rights.
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His exit bodes poorly for Snapchat fixing Discover & winning at original content.
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Trump now has no such adversary, which bodes poorly for his presidency.
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If true, this bodes ill for other Chinese firms on the prowl.
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Generally, voters' contentment with their wallets bodes well for an incumbent president.
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If history is any indicator, that bodes well for Scott and DeSantis.
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While this bodes well for RazerGo, the tool isn't necessarily for everyone.
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This bodes well for the future of manufacturing in the United States.
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The trend line in the poll also bodes well for Melania Trump.
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And his finding bodes well for Generation Z and those to follow.
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"If she's active, that bodes very well, compared to someone who doesn't."
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And given what became of her predecessors, that bodes very, very poorly.
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None of that bodes well for the GOP as the debate unfolds.
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Households also boosted savings, which bodes well for a pickup in spending.
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They also reckon the growth of emerging markets bodes well for trade.
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But a strong and stable housing market bodes well for business. Gov.
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In the short term, none of this bodes well for Ms. Merkel.
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This bodes well for the inevitable public health emergencies of the future.
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None of that bodes well for a quick resolution of the crisis.
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Yet none of that necessarily bodes well for the prospects of democracy.
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None of this bodes any improvement in relations with the Trump administration.
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The right's reaction to the firing of Mr. Comey hardly bodes well.
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This clearly bodes well for contractors in the defense and aerospace sectors.
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CFIUS' approval of the Akrion deal bodes well for Xcerra Corp XCRA.
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The left's war on centrism bodes ill for Democratic chances in 2020.
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That bodes well for the Aussie dollar in the near term, he said.
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That bodes well for the IT, consumer and healthcare sectors, the analysts say.
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All this bodes ill for the throngs of refugees arriving on European shores.
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Economy Minister Valente said the project bodes well for Chile's relationship with Amazon.
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That bodes well for consumer spending, as the holiday shopping season gets going.
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And it bodes well for the direction of the Star Wars universe, too.
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However, he said that a so far "smooth" transition of power bodes well.
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But Ms Yingluck's departure bodes ill for any hope of renewing Thailand's democracy.
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Yes, the country is getting more diverse and that bodes in Democrats' favor.
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His presence in your sign bodes well for collaboration and development with others.
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NVidia's staunch lead in the GPU market bodes well for earnings this quarter.
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This theoretically bodes well for future colonists in need of the precious liquid.
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Trump's superior primary performance bodes well for a victory over Clinton in November.
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All of this bodes well for a trade deal between the two nations.
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That bodes well for its potential when it gets through the legal battles.
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And none of this bodes well for the President or the United States.
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From this standpoint, the failure of Turkey's coup bodes well for the economy.
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If we can bring those on the road it bodes well for us.
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The germ of ageism is age—what it brings and what it bodes.
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The numbers were better than expected, this bodes well for the broader economy.
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None of this bodes well for the children being educated in these systems.
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Chip stocks are surging, and it bodes well for the broader technology sector.
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The smaller inventory accumulation bodes well for GDP growth in the second quarter.
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October's strength in retail sales bodes well ahead of the holiday shopping season.
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WSU was good before VanVleet and Baker, which bodes well for the program.
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This bodes well for the coming campaign, should Biden become the Democratic nominee.
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That, in conjunction with a steepened yield curve, bodes well for banks' revenues.
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The weather has been beautiful lately, which bodes well for my mental health.
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We also saw several promotional signs like this one, which never bodes well.
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But it is the jump in trade that most bodes well for 2017.
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Cornyn also questioned whether Moore's success necessarily bodes trouble for other GOP incumbents.
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Washington/Florida battle -- which, in their mind, bodes well for the home team.
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As a result, the lingering trade dispute bodes ill for their respective currencies.
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"In the retail environment, Amazon is extremely important - the fact that Amazon continued to soar bodes well for the fourth-quarter holiday shopping season and it bodes well for Wall Street," said Adam Sarhan, chief executive of 50 Park Investments.
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All this bodes better for high-skilled older workers than for low-skilled ones.
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Solar analysts have suggested that this bodes well for the future of the technology.
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That bodes ill for the republic no matter which of them wins next month.
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This bodes well for your social life, but blocks in communication also takes place.
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This bodes even worse, because their software has been declining in usability and stability.
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" He added, "It bodes badly for what we should expect moving forward from here.
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Sensible precautions notwithstanding, this achievement bodes well for speedy crewed missions to the ISS.
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And, if nothing else, it bodes well for Telltale's incoming onslaught of new releases.
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The young are more sceptical than the old, which bodes ill for democracy's future.
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What bodes ill for the outlook for the British economy is the political response.
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That bodes well for future competitiveness and, as a result, rapid iteration and improvement.
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Dolores' last scene bodes well for fans waiting for all hell to break loose.
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Manufacturing inventories increased a moderate 0.3 percent, which also bodes well for factory production.
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That these tensions are boiling over bodes ill for the Middle East in 2016.
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The strong advance ticket sales for the latest Marvel flick bodes well for Disney.
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In other areas of business, a certain level of confidence bodes well for founders.
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While that weighed on the ISM index, it bodes well for future manufacturing activity.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - An Australian cartel case bodes ill for equity capital markets bankers.
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But such tumult so early in the electoral cycle bodes badly, whatever happens next.
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Both candidates' lack of seriousness in this crucial area bodes ill for the future.
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That bodes well for steel consumption in energy market - Conf call Further company coverage:
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The message of those three bond markets is bodes quite ill for future growth.
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The combination of rising consumer confidence and house prices bodes well for consumer spending.
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All of this bodes well for a rebound after the coronavirus effect wears off.
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That bodes badly for Egypt's already struggling economy, and its tourism industry in particular.
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The stellar quarter bodes well for an industry that had disappointing sales in March.
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The solid trend in job advertising bodes well for the near-term employment outlook.
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Investors on Wall Street worry the healthcare bill's defeat bodes poorly for tax reform.
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It's Waititi's best movie yet, and it bodes well for his next project: Thor: Ragnarok.
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It also bodes well that founders have pointedly shifted their focus from sales to profits.
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That outlook in particular bodes well for how she may choose to regulate new technologies.
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Their chemistry is clear early on and bodes well for the season as a whole.
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This bodes well for LRM when expats vote in the second round on June 17th.
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I can't tell if this bodes well for the company's virtual reality initiatives or not.
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However, the fight seems to be running out of steam, which bodes well for SegWit.
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"That will drive yields higher, which also bodes ill for (non-yielding) gold," he said.
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Currency strength, which puts downward pressure on inflation, usually bodes well for the bond market.
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Should this discovery be confirmed, it bodes well for future missions to the Red Planet.
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This also bodes well for your relationships in terms of making plans for the future.
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This also bodes well for your creativity, and brings a boost in your self-esteem.
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Firms will make hay by increasing investment and expanding production, which bodes well for workers.
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Kalanick said the investment bodes well for the future as it heads to an IPO.
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As I said before, but as it bodes saying again, I am not a millionaire.
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That certainly bodes well for those user who took the time to ingrate IFTTT functionality.
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There is a division within the Democratic Party that I think bodes well for Republicans.
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That bodes well for Biden in contests later this month in Mississippi, Georgia and Florida.
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The fact that we're dealing with all that, I think, bodes well for the show.
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This smart, beautiful exhibition bodes well for painting, exhibition-making and even art-book design.
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There are rumors of very high megapixel counts, which usually bodes ill for camera quality.
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Now that ties are seemingly mended, that bodes ill for the White House, said Mount.
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It all bodes ill for another new flavor of Windows coming next year, Windows 10X.
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Fundraising — generally a strong indicator of success in House races — bodes well for Democrats, too.
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None of which bodes well for Mr. Trump's mostly white, mostly male, extremely wealthy cabinet.
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This is not a stable situation, and bodes ill for the future of American freedom.
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If nothing else, the exchange bodes ill for the legislative productivity of a Trump administration.
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That bodes well for August's employment report, which is scheduled to be released on Friday.
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This bodes well for Minnesota, a state that values arts, culture and our precious natural resources.
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There's also a freshness and energy to the whole enterprise that bodes well for its future.
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This bodes well for the aftermarket, which includes service and parts for used vehicles, Seng said.
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"I think what has happened is that it bodes well for the whole sector," added Hawkes.
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This bodes well for access to the technology in developing nations, where resources can be scarce.
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This bodes well for Trump, who is poised to win most of the state's congressional districts.
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A lack of resolve on indirect taxation bodes ill for the next stage of fiscal reform.
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That bodes well for experienced managers, but potentially poorly for people who perform easily automated tasks.
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He directs all 18 episodes, which bodes well for those who enjoy his dark, idiosyncratic ideas.
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Many daily active users access Facebook through mobile devices, which bodes well for its advertising revenue.
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And so I think that bodes well for... You know continuing you know continuing the expansion.
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If sunny skies during harvest are confirmed, it bodes well for the eventual taste of beans.
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It never bodes particularly well when a film's directors are fired so late in the game.
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More likely, it was a grubby political deal that bodes ill for his country (see article).
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Current FCC chairman Ajit Pai has not left a track record that bodes well for advocates.
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Obviously, this bodes well for the president at least for the being for Republican candidates, right?
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This line-up bodes very well for you financially—listening to your gut is paying off!
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That bodes ill for Uganda, where Yoweri Museveni, the president, keeps a tight grip on power.
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But the strengthening of the U.S. consumer as the year has progressed bodes well for sales.
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His plan to resurrect a once thriving industry, plus GE's own transformation, bodes well moving forward.
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In Europe, by contrast, there's less money chasing each promising opportunity, which bodes well for returns.
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This widespread, global affection for "The Lion King" bodes well for the upcoming live-action remake.
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Chen Xiaopeng, an analyst with Sealand Securities, said that bodes ill for investors in Chinese stocks.
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Disagreement between Egypt and Sudan over such things as the definition of "significant harm" bodes ill.
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But Brooker himself is in charge of editing the tome, which bodes well for its quality.
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Still, the news bodes well for rumors Apple needs the larger battery capacity to power GPS.
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The Haqqanis' greater influence within the Taliban bodes ill for negotiations or any reduction in fighting.
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That bodes poorly for your office pool bracket but very well for an entertaining NCAA tournament.
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The growth also bodes well for Apple, given that its smartphone sales have started to slow.
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It's a somewhat disappointing result for this week, but it bodes well for his future value.
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So far, holiday spending has been strong, which bodes well for the strength of the consumer.
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That bodes well if you're a French bulldog based on what the judges want to see.
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If even Texas is having economic issues, then, that bodes ill for states with fewer advantages.
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A - The fact that we eased substantially in 2019 ... bodes reasonably well for the 2020 economy.
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It also bodes ill for so-called "remainer" Britons hoping they might halt the whole process.
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For many Iranians, the response by the state and religious establishment bodes poorly for the future.
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That bodes well for healthy, young people, but not so well for people who are immunocompromised.
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The fact that Carter was so active just before his falls bodes well for his recovery.
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The labor market is healthy and consumer spending remains strong, which bodes well for economic growth.
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He's not particularly inspiring nor is he outright villainous, which bodes well for his political prospects.
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More individual stocks are hitting new highs, and that often bodes well for further market gains.
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Post TV critic Hank Stuever's list bodes well for HBO as the streaming wars heat up.
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The equity market's year-to-date performance also bodes well for the rest of the year.
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Although the defense won on those points, the judge's split decision bodes poorly for Mr. Manafort.
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And that bodes ill on the Obama administration's emphases on scientific integrity, transparency, and public access.
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This bodes well for gold as a hedge against market volatility and a portfolio diversifier, Sachdeva added.
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That bodes well for a rebound in job growth in March after hiring almost stalled in February.
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That potentially bodes well for Detroit, which has in recent history competed best in truck-based segments.
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This bodes well for gold as a hedge against market volatility and a portfolio diversifier, she added.
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I hope and believe his clear-eyed understanding of Russia's business environment bodes well for Monday's summit.
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Nothing the court heard Tuesday bodes well for the actual complainant when she ultimately takes the stand.
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"The topline number obviously bodes well for the marijuana measures on state ballots next month," Angell said.
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That bodes poorly for the special counsel — especially after he further angered the administration over the weekend. .
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Hillary Clinton's resounding win in South Carolina's Democratic primary bodes well for her showing on Super Tuesday.
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That bodes well for the U.S. IPO market as ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc
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But the fact that it succeeded so mightily on a smaller budget bodes well all the same.
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This means that oil supply would rise, perhaps still outpacing demand, which bodes ill for oil prices.
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Sweet Venus connects with serious Saturn, which bodes well for your finances, so long as you're responsible.
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Your planetary ruler, Venus, connects with Mars on February 2, which bodes wells for your social life.
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That bodes well for the government who said it is targeting a 7.5% yield on the deal.
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Oppenheimer's John Stoltzfus notes stocks are showing "remarkable resilience" in an environment that bodes well for gains.
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This state of affairs bodes ill for patients and for the future of spending on health care.
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I think that bodes well, that the retailers are looking for a good solid, strong peak season.
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It all bodes well for more Chappelle specials in Netflix's future — and more rounds of this debate.
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Still, it bodes well for the future of esports, perhaps even after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.
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The collapse in listings bodes ill for the prospects of the financial institutions that profit from them.
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The high trading price also bodes well for Mr. Musk as he eyes his next big bonus.
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Lovely Venus connects with dreamy Neptune, encouraging a creative atmosphere that bodes especially well for your career.
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For now, the rule of law is still standing, and this durability bodes well for its future.
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And, that bodes well for a resurgence in the "Trump trade," which began winding down in March.
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It then connects with Jupiter and the sun, which bodes well for your work and home life.
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China is Australia's largest trade partner and negative sentiment about its economy bodes ill for the Aussie dollar.
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The bots can also traverse inclines as steep as 60 degrees, which bodes well for future biomedical applications.
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This bodes well for travel (or even school, if you're studying this summer), and will boost your optimism.
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And if history serves as a guide, the strong start bodes well for the rest of the year.
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A boost to the Chinese economy bodes well for Australian miners, which export their raw materials to China.
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Alibaba's leading market share on top of an abundance of untapped opportunities in China bodes well moving forward.
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In another unwelcome technological evolution, ransomware has started targeting industrial control systems, which bodes poorly for critical infrastructure.
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This might not bode well for the romance, but this bodes well for the cast of women characters.
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Having Villeneuve on board to direct the reboot certainly bodes well following the smash-hit that was Arrival.
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Aside from the health benefits of cutting back on cocktails, this finding also bodes well for couples' budgets.
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However dazzling Peter's talent may be, Clyde's obsessive focus on safeguarding his future at any cost bodes ill.
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That applies in Brazil, Guatemala and Peru and bodes ill for the rights of women and gay people.
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That fact bodes very well for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and his plans to take over the world.
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I haven't seen any of the Planet of the Apes films, but I don't think this bodes well.
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Bralettes' popularity bodes well for retailers' revenues, as they're often paired with off-the-shoulder or sheer tops.
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Rubio isn't just a strong candidate in this election — his success also bodes well for the GOP's future.
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This certainly bodes well for Luke Hemsworth, who may finally have his own shot at an American hit.
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The publication does this from time to time, and it rarely bodes well for the company in question.
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But the pace is relatively positive given declines in commodity prices and bodes well for China's trade outlook.
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Some analysts have said the delay bodes poorly for investors weighing the relative efficacy of Tecentriq and Keytruda.
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The drop in investment bodes badly for services and contractor companies, which are seeing their work dry up.
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The G5 marks a major improvement for LG and bodes well for Android competition in the year ahead.
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As of March this sentiment gauge was up 2.4 points, which bodes well for economic and earnings growth.
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One of the clearest is pressure on corporate margins, which bodes ill for corporate earnings down the road.
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It bodes well for Mr. Sanders's chances in coal country this month, starting in West Virginia on Tuesday.
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Not calling China a currency manipulator bodes well for negotiations, at least until the next report comes out.
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None of this bodes well in 2018 for the Republicans, who are likely staring at a difficult midterm.
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The support from Judiciary Committee Republicans, who represent a cross-section of the caucus, bodes well for Sessions.
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The raucous premiere bodes well, but it was also held at the friendly, fanboy-heavy South by Southwest.
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Barriers to entrepreneurship continue to fall in the current deregulatory environment, and that bodes well for black businesses.
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The company's debut bodes well for Uber, Slack and others, which are expected to go public this year.
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"It bodes well for moderates and centrists," said Cuellar, who said he had discussed his race with Lipinski.
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This also bodes well for money, which is great since you've had a financially confusing month so far!
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Venus's entrance into sensual Earth sign Taurus bodes well for your sex life, and for intimacy in general.
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Even the shower head and hose are of high quality, which bodes well for its long-term use.
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Typically the first quarter is weak for investment, so the rise bodes well for corporate spending this year.
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Strong consumer confidence bodes well for consumer spending, even though households' buying plans showed mixed intentions in January.
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Over long-term, which bodes well for card replacement driven demand Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Having severely curtailed press freedom and marginalized political opposition, his concentration of power bodes ill for Serbian democracy.
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They think that bodes well for her resilience on the campaign trail and her practical wisdom in office.
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But critic Ryan Britt says the new film is fun and action-packed, and bodes well for future installments.
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Nintendo also acquired a chunk of stock in the studio, which bodes well for future collaborations between the two.
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Chiarelli had success in Boston and with Connor McDavid coming to town, this bodes very well for the future.
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Continued interest from audiences bodes well for Disney, which is slated to release two more Marvel films in 20193.
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If Switch struggles to maintain steady performance on its biggest launch title, that bodes poorly for Nintendo's forthcoming blockbusters.
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That bodes well for Home Depot and Lowe's, which are slated to report earnings on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively.
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It is a bellwether of earning power, closely watched by investors, and its decline bodes ill for the sector.
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Hawking video to spread as quickly as it did, but its popularity bodes well for his nascent Kickstarter campaign.
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The rosy performance bodes well for J.C. Penney and Nordstrom, both set to report their quarterly results on Thursday.
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Analysts at JPMorgan Cazenove said the growth in assets under administration "bodes well for fee-based revenue for 2017".
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It was a baffling stumble, one that bodes ill for the rest of the convention's handling of foreign policy.
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The increase in women at the more junior roles on investing teams bodes well for the industry moving forward.
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Simply put, if Clinton performs well in the highly educated research triangle, then election night bodes well for her.
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"We expect the global LNG market to tighten post 2022 and this bodes well for the project," he added.
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The signal from that merger was relatively faint, but the detection bodes well for LIGO and Virgo's future sensitivity.
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This, together with labor market buoyancy bodes well for a pick-up in economic growth in the second quarter.
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That bodes well in the midterms as Democrats need to flip 23 seats to claim control of the House.
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And that bodes well for Bell's bid to win the contract to replace the Army's aging Black Hawk helicopter.
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And I think that bodes very well for the first quarter and we'll get off to a good start.
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That bodes well for a constructive conversation after the dust settles, regardless of the result of the presidential election.
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BPVi's flop bodes ill for Banca Veneto, another smallish bank which plans a €1 billion capital increase in June.
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Lyft's poor stock performance bodes ill for these IPOs, especially for companies like Uber with no profits to show.
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The performance bodes well for a sector that has been struggling for years under the combined weight of Amazon.
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Experts also caution the government's anti-nuclear stance bodes ill for the country's ambition to export more reactors abroad.
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Polls show a tight race nationally and in swing states, though early voting data bodes well for Hillary Clinton.
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The amount of Republican support also bodes well for a version of this bill passing the Senate, experts say.
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But Doctson had end-zone targets on two separate drives, which bodes well for him as a touchdown maker.
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Statistically, Isaac was a difference-maker at Florida State, and the company he kept bodes well for his future.
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German cruise ships are popular here, and Germans are great beer drinkers, which bodes well for Johansen's future sales.
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That bodes ill for peripheral bonds, which benefit from a borrow-at-low-rates, invest-high "carry" trading strategy.
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The data bodes well for the company's other trials in postpartum depression and in major depressive disorder, analysts said.
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Even if they don't, the convergence of these choreographers, leaders in their fields, bodes well for ballet-tap blends.
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It's a real change to the politics around the issue, and one that bodes well for the program's future.
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If people are talking in lines and at bars about your movie, it bodes well for its ongoing success.
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"I can't decide if this bodes well or poorly for DC's Amazon HQ2 chances," the Council posted on Twitter.
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Sir Sam also won Best Director, which bodes well for the film's chances at the Oscars on February 9th.
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"The strong 2020 performance of recent IPOs bodes well for the 2020 crop," said Kathleen Smith of Renaissance Capital.
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So microwave cooking positively influences the time and temperature variables at play, and this bodes well for nutrient retention.
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That still bodes well, as over the last 10 seasons, the conference has averaged 6.2 teams in the tournament.
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If Jones can't turn out the vote, then that bodes poorly for Democratic candidates with less compelling personal stories.
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This bodes well for the millions of Americans who have expressed a newfound interest in democratic participation in recent years.
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They have also taken steps to immerse themselves in virtual and augmented reality which bodes well for future quarterly earnings.
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With political winds that have shifted against free trade, it bodes ill for long-term growth prospects, Murphy told CNBC.
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That bodes well for Warren who is positioned (along with Sanders) as the two most liberal candidates in the field.
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As the dollar continues to weaken, this bodes well for investors who allocate some portion of their portfolios to metals.
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Willems also said that a deal announced between the U.S. and Mexico on Friday bodes well for negotiations with China.
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But this is a brave new post-Moonlight world, and that bodes well for Call Me by Your Name's chances.
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All of this bodes well for the independence of the states in the areas where they are free to govern.
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Lee's conviction bodes ill for Park as prosecutors have argued she and Lee participated in the same act of bribery.
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Ferrari's pace in the final practice session bodes well for the Maranello-based squad heading into qualifying on Saturday afternoon.
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Rubio appears to have done well among those with a college education -- a fact that bodes well in future primaries.
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The situation at Escondida bodes ill for other mining companies ahead of wage talks expected elsewhere in Chile this year.
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Morales, who is on a visit to Greece, said meddling in the domestic affairs of another country never bodes well.
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The moon in Libra also bodes well for your social life, but watch out for obstacles late in the evening.
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AG: I don't think it bodes poorly at all that Pulisic is stepping into a leadership role; quite the opposite.
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That bodes poorly for countries like the Czech Republic and Slovakia that are highly linked to the German car industry.
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All this bodes well for other stores in the Whole Foods center and consequently occupancy and rent in those centers.
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But a healthier way to think about the Sanders campaign is in terms of what it bodes for the future.
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"I think that bodes very well for all the FRB searches coming online in the near future," she told Gizmodo.
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The market's performance in those two months now bodes well for more gains in the fourth quarter, which begins Monday.
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This bodes well: Dougie is bound to intersect with a murder investigation, which might lead him to Agent Cooper Sleazy.
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The clues that Khan's ascent bodes poorly for Pakistani women can be found in the lead-up to the election.
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"Satya has been driving a different culture here at Microsoft that bodes well for this," Smith said of his boss.
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There's a radiant, faithful take on Bruckner's Fourth, which bodes well for that composer's Ninth, due for release this fall.
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But the change reflects an enormous shift in public sentiment that bodes well for drug policy in 2020 and beyond.
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That bodes poorly for the BOJ's closely watched tankan survey due on April 1, which measures corporate sentiment and spending.
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"The numbers were better than expected, this bodes well for the broader economy," Abbasi said, referring to the jobs report.
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Spieth's ball-striking was off all week, but his character emerged unscathed, which bodes well for him in the future.
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Their increased willingness to spend bodes well for growth in the second quarter, national statistics institute ISEE said last week.
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That pattern bodes ill for Trump, whose vicious attacks, flip-flops and continual lies have worn raw the public's patience.
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But it perhaps bodes well that Carol took time first to replant the symbolic Humanity Garden with Ezekiel and Henry.
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This bodes well in the evolving healthcare landscape where trusted brands and a nationwide footprint are essential keys to success.
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Upbeat economic data from China bodes well for metals demand as the country accounts for about half of global consumption.
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The market's performance for the entire year also bodes well for a positive move into year-end, according to Bespoke.
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Consumers have remained resilient, which bodes well for consumption-driven economies such as the U.S., but the tariffs keep coming.
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Since then, motivated Democrats have outperformed the norm in congressional races in deep red territory, which bodes well for 2018.
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"This huge acquisition bodes a spike in leverage that could result in a multi-notch downgrade," said analyst Yukiko Asanuma.
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One can only guess how this bodes for the future of public debate about serious and complex issues in this country.
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But this letter shows that the Home Secretary is listening and that bodes well for the rest of this Bill's passage.
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It never bodes well for a company's underlying culture when these sorts of actions are required to induce a fundamental change.
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The unanimous passage by a Republican-controlled House bodes well for the bill's chances in the Senate, say cautiously optimistic experts.
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"This bodes well for AMD's future as this is technology that should be in the mainstream market after 2021," said Moorhead.
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And I actually think it bodes well for our party, as well, in terms of the excitement, I think is great.
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Second, despite its demographics, the entire district as a whole shifted more Democratic, which bodes well for the midterms in November.
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This bodes well for future growth, especially if governments strengthen their commitment to electrification in the wake of the Paris accord.
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This bodes well for theories that Atreus is secretly an enemy of thunder god Thor, possibly the living embodiment of Ragnarök.
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Venus also makes a harmonious connection with Saturn on July 14, which bodes very well for your public reputation and career.
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Some critics say it bodes ill if two firms with apparently strong stand-alone businesses have to cling together for survival.
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That, of course, bodes ill for business investments because the weakness in the manufacturing sector indicates plenty of spare production capacity.
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He said the positive move for stocks at this time of year bodes well for a higher move into year end.
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This bodes well for the company's credit profile, as it ensures project longevity, especially during the current high land-price environment.
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The company's dominance in China on top of continued efforts to develop new products and pursue acquisitions bodes well moving forward.
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This bodes well for British MPs worried about an explosion of tabloid tax porn if their tax returns are made public.
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The appointment of climate skeptic Myron Ebell to head Trump's Environmental Protection Agency transition team bodes very poorly for the future.
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Most importantly, lugdunin is not prone to causing resistance in S. aureus — which bodes well for the new class of antibiotics.
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All of that bodes well for the industry as a whole, and points to why Jam City is looking to consolidate.
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That bodes ill for the economy, especially since India's capital markets are too puny to take up much of the slack.
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Wage growth has been accelerating for lower-paid jobs, he said, and that bodes well for consumer spending in the future.
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But Mercury also connects with your ruling planet Jupiter, which bodes well for your career—exciting plans and talks are had!
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And he probably thinks that your approach to dealing with Kim bodes well for him -- if you do meet this summer.
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According to Parker, the Fed's intention to raise rates multiple times in 2018 also bodes well for financials — particularly regional banks.
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It certainly bodes much better (if we're talking about boding) than pitching well against the A's and the White Sox did.
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This bodes very well for you professionally, as you will be able to show your strategic mind and natural leadership skills.
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The strong 8.9 percent rise since January bodes well for the second half of the year, if history is any guide.
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"This much foreign involvement in an India-born sport bodes very well for the sport here at home," said Mr. Screwvala.
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Trump's erratic behavior at the G7 summit bodes poorly for any kind of agreement that NATO allies might try to strike.
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And it bodes well that they neither take themselves too seriously nor insist on turning everything into a parody of itself.
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The aging population bodes ill for long-term growth in Europe, too, Mr. Yardeni said, something that also applies in China.
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Even after the occasional subpar performance, these Islanders do not panic, showing a mental stamina that bodes well for playoff success.
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This bodes especially well for connecting with leaders or authorities at school, during your travels, or even in you spiritual pursuits!
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"The kinds of practices I've seen here today, where there's collaboration, where there's communication, bodes well for the city," he said.
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This bodes well for the Rodamón Riad, as its highest criteria score (9.8 out of a maximum 10) is for cleanliness.
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President Trump and Secretary Tillerson's recent strong, pro-NATO posture toward Russia bodes well for dealing with Putin and his government.
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"What really bodes well for baby boomers is that they are typically really seasoned in terms of relationships," said Monster's Salemi.
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Clinton's camp hopes the strong victory Tuesday bodes well for her chances in Florida in November, if she wins the nomination.
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A recent spurt of hopeful polling in early states—especially Iowa, where he appears to lead—bodes well for his campaign.
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RISING UNCERTAINTIES But recent developments underscore rising uncertainties in the trade conflict, which bodes ill for the outlook for external demand.
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Ascent Wealth Partners' Todd Gordon, however, said the technical picture of FXI, which carries Tencent as its largest holding, bodes ill.
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Dropbox's increase in IPO price range bodes well for Spotify, said Michael Carvin, Chief Executive of personal finance technology firm SmartAsset.
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Qorvo's ability to introduce new and innovative products w operating expenses under control bodes well for margin growth in the upcoming quarter.
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It also sounds like you can hear her pretty well through the sound system now, which bodes well for her actual performance.
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There isn't much game to Songbird Symphony yet, but its abundance of charm bodes well for the bird-based music game's future.
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"This forecast bodes well for food manufacturers and retailers who have their fingers on the pulse of what drives this generational group."
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Consumer spending makes up some two-thirds of GDP, so the spending surge bodes well for the economy's overall performance this spring.
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Many astrologers say that the eclipse on August 21 bodes terribly for Trump because it falls directly on Leo, his rising sign.
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That bodes ill for this particular crisis, and it also shows how easily regional clients can shape U.S. policies during Trump's presidency.
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"I think that bodes well in relation to the humility which hasn't been shown by Uber London or Uber UK," he said.
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While HearMeOut and Hubbub have gone quiet, the early adoption of marquee names like WNYC and Radiolab bodes well for Anchor's chances.
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That bodes well for Diwali, the peak of the festival season, when consumption and gift giving takes on a Christmas-like uptick.
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However, the government maintains the contentious relationship between Anthem and Cigna bodes poorly for their ability to integrate the two firms successfully.
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If a market is highly mismatched, there are likely to be more renters than buyers, which bodes well for single-family landlords.
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As for how the role bodes with his family, the actor says they understand the lighthearted approach the series aims to take.
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That likely bodes poorly for the resort giant, which derives the "vast majority" of its pretax earnings from its high-end offerings.
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The weak reading bodes ill for the German economy which is expected to post only meager growth of 0.5 percent this year.
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"We're already at about 25 percent of our revenue last year, which bodes well for this year," he said at the time.
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Strong consumer confidence bodes well for consumer spending, which accelerated in the second quarter after slowing at the start of the year.
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Trump won Georgia by 5 percentage points in 2016, and if the economy is strong in November, that bodes well for Kemp.
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Florida had been the national leader in felon disenfranchisement, so the amendment's success also bodes well for similar reforms in other states.
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That bodes well for a rate cut given his citing of "cross-currents" including domestic trade policy uncertainty and slowing economic growth.
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When couples can overcome the mild discomfort and just focus on having fun together, she says it bodes well for their future.
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He notes that the underlying fundamentals suggest the economy is heating up, and that bodes very well for the stock market's performance.
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Unfortunately, Trump's reported nomination of Alabama's Jeff Sessions to be attorney general bodes ill for evidence-based drug policy on other fronts.
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He added that the Federal Reserve's new pledge to be "patient" with regards to more rate hikes also bodes well for housing.
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But that was just one flaw in a daring and declarative evening that ultimately bodes well for Ms. Wang's remaining Perspectives concerts.
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But Thursday's "Elektra" is the result, in part, of three smart calls he made, each of which bodes well for the future.
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Zero tolerance bodes well for the bottom line, especially in an industry under intense scrutiny for being too male and too white.
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Indeed, despite oligarchy concerns, Mr. Goldman says he believes that Mr. Dangote's past success actually bodes well for the refinery and Nigeria.
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While the film received poor reviews, it also earned an A- CinemaScore, which often bodes well for word-of-mouth ticket sales.
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This President has one loyalty — to himself — and his past treatment of people who have left his administration bodes ill for Pompeo.
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This bodes extremely well for my competition squat since my high bar is typically 15-23% less than my low bar squat.
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Andonian noted that tourist expenditures have risen in the United Kingdom since the 2012 London games — and that bodes well for Tokyo.
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While growth opportunities in an energy deficit country arguably bodes well for Albanesi, uncertainty about the regulatory environment gives the buyside pause.
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With that said, recent polling in the state that holds the first-in-the-nation primary bodes well for the Vermont senator.
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Maybe that bodes well for budget control, since the GOP is far more resistant to spending when they are in the minority.
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Most critics liked "Life," but ticket buyers only gave it a C-plus CinemaScore grade, which bodes ill for word of mouth.
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That all bodes ill for Asian financial markets, with many of the region's currencies and bourses deep in the red this year.
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TRADE: Progress in talks bodes well for metals demand, particularly for copper, which is usually viewed as a gauge for economic health.
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TRADE: Progress in talks bodes well for metals demand and particularly copper, which is usually seen as a gauge for economic health.
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But if they don't revisit Arizona State Legislature and decide to stay neutral on the issue, that bodes well for gerrymandering's critics.
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And the start of this year's peak summer travel season was preceded with an announcement that bodes ill for Canadian air travelers.
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The good news, Sparvoli says, is that the rainy spring (in Europe) bodes well for this year's black and white winter truffle season.
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Rural areas in the east part of the district went big for McGrath on Tuesday, which bodes well for her strategy in November.
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Time will tell, but in the meantime, it bodes well for our boy G that he looks pretty dang good in a suit.
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The fact that we've had all these negative influences on our culture and yet we're still pretty functional, it bodes well for us.
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Strong consumer sentiment bodes well for consumer spending in the months ahead after spending appeared to have retrenched early in the first quarter.
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"Google highlighted mobile as the number one driver of revenue growth in its first quarter results, which bodes well for Facebook," said Squali.
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The company recently broke its own delivery record for its cars, which bodes well for its second quarter financial results, due out soon.
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Ultimately, each has its own failings, however, which bodes well for Apple's chances to retain its loyal Pro fans, port options or no.
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While "Pokemon Go" might not have an immediate impact, the potential is certainly there, and it bodes well for the Nintendo's mobile future.
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The brief but candid discussion of racial equality in the criminal justice system bodes well for meaningful political reform at the national level.
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But it certainly bodes well for the imminent foldable / flexible display trend that we're already seeing working devices like this hit the market.
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Titanfall 2 established Respawn's pedigree with stellar single-player campaigns that made familiar tropes feel fresh, and that bodes well for Fallen Order.
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This bodes well for her in the upcoming debates, when she will be on stage along with candidates with a more populist approach.
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If you're wondering if this bodes ill for Duo, the video chat app that launched alongside Allo, I think it's a different story.
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That bodes well for the retailer, as overall retail sales trends appear to have improved after that holiday, when the weather turned warmer.
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UBS maintains its 2019 China GDP forecast of 6.87333%, while seeing only "modest additional easing", a forecast that bodes well for the yuan.
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Which bodes poorly for his ability to handle the next incident -- and, sadly, we know there will be a next incident -- any better.
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That bodes well for gold, which has risen nearly 5 percent so far this year, after losing more than 10 percent in 20.6.
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The data bodes ill for Germany's export-reliant economy which has been hit hard by weaker foreign demand, trade disputes and Brexit uncertainty.
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TDP's investment plans to increase its fiber coverage to ensure service competitiveness also bodes well for the segment growth over the medium term.
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It bodes ill that on the campaign trail last year Trump hailed Sisi as a "fantastic guy" and praised his leadership of Egypt.
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This hardly bodes well for the effective functioning of the government, which would seem to be a necessary condition for maintaining market confidence.
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And in Washington, where positive approval ratings often translate into political clout on Capitol Hill, the poll bodes poorly for the White House.
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"This increase in our capacity to attract new clients and to build upon existing relationships, bodes well for our future growth," Bellamy said.
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"We're seeing Democrats are turning out more, and so I think that actually bodes well for Democrats in the House races," she said.
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"The calendar is a headwind over the next few months but historically a strong 1H often bodes well for an above average 2H."
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It also bodes well for financial sector IPOs including PNB Housing Finance Ltd and Hinduja Leyland Finance Ltd expected in the coming months.
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The kind of connectivity that Lau described seems useful and bodes well for other features that the OnePlus TV and smartphones will share.
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That bodes ill for the chances of resolving the current standoff over immigration policy generally and Trump's proposed southern border wall in particular.
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That bodes poorly for Buttigieg not only in South Carolina, but also in ultra-diverse Super Tuesday states such as California and Texas.
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Stovall said the 103 performance of both stocks and bonds bodes well for next year, when looking at history going back to 1976.
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While the contexts are slightly different now, the wholesale privatization and "exile" of modern and contemporary art bodes ill for African cultural development.
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Obviously, Todd and Julie hope the state settlement bodes well for their federal case ... and we're told their legal team is very optimistic.
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"Consumer spending was healthy during the holiday season, and bodes well going into 85033," said Jharonne Martis, director of consumer research at Refinitiv.
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A commitment to someone you can sincerely have a blast with could take place, and this also bodes well for your creative endeavors.
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The idea has run into staunch resistance in the Senate, which bodes ill for President Trump's hopes of passing tax reform this year.
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A more common belief is that a rising rate environment bodes ill for stocks, but Wald says the technicals point to the opposite.
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Her subsequent EP, "Finding Fletcher," bodes well for her career: It's long on edgy electronic beats; bright melodies; and her high, soaring vocals.
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That bodes well for the dozen or so enterprise software companies prepping to go public this year, according to sources and IPO filings.
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Since she and Mr. van Zweden seem to be working in harmony, her return to New York bodes only well for the Philharmonic.
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It also bodes ill for other Samsung phones, such as the Galaxy Fold, which is among the most anticipated handsets of the year.
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The planetary weather bodes well for breaking free from your old behavioral patterns, thanks to your ruling planet squaring off with electric Uranus.
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"The combination of rising workloads and increased stock building bodes well for near-term output growth," said Tim Moore, associate director at IHS Markit.
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Huffman is the first parent charged in the scandal to take responsibility for her actions, which bodes well for her, the L.A. Times reports.
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As companies increase investments to meet rising demand, including from a recovering euro zone, more jobs will be created, which bodes well for consumption.
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Also on May 15, action planet Mars enters tenacious Cancer, which bodes well for your career, as you feel energized to tackle your goals.
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But there is ample subtext in the bland 14-page opinion from Judge Bobby Shepherd that bodes ill for women's right to reproductive liberty.
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The Fed expressing signs of confidence about the U.S. economy via a rate hike bodes well for banks in the long run, he added.
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Factor in the new tax law and the need for high-quality advice rises further, which all bodes well for the financial advisory business.
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That all bodes well for Harper, whom Steinberg believes is now in a prime position to land a deal in excess of $500 million.
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Justice Gorsuch insists that courts "must not rewrite federal laws under the guise of interpreting them", she says, which bodes well for the plaintiffs.
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It's the perfect visual for a mammoth of a song, and so far everything bodes excellently for the album release next Friday (October 13).
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Meanwhile, the beating Biden appeared to take bodes well for Bloomberg's rationale that he is the most electable Democrat running in the crowded field.
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"If the traditional strong correlation between the copper price and EM equities holds, this bodes well for a reinvigorated EM rally," the report said.
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Of course, the NBA could step in and punish Porzingis -- so he's not out of the woods -- but this definitely bodes well for him.
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The surprise filing last month underscored the Amazon-fueled shift away from brick-and-mortar retailing, and bodes ill for the entire toy industry.
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Michael Bisping thinks Tyron Woodley's win over Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson was pretty pathetic ... which bodes well for his own fight against Georges St-Pierre.
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"This type of outcome bodes well for market confidence, if a more accountable and transparent governance system emerges in the longer term," Menon said.
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Woodward said that 30-50 percent of questions were answered within five minutes, which bodes well but discovery looks like being the key issue.
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All this bodes ill for Mr Temer's most urgent task: passing reforms aimed at pulling Brazil out of its worst recession since the 1930s.
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This bodes well for smoothing over any misunderstandings and for helping you connect with the people you want to partner with (romantically or otherwise!).
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The worry is that yesterday's news bodes badly for the rest of the bond-buying programme, which will continue for the next six months.
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But there was more attention on Thursday on a fall in inflation expectations, which bodes ill for the ECB's battle to refloat the economy.
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Along with the evidence of special elections and higher turnout, the Democratic advantage in registration bodes well for the party's chances in the fall.
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This bodes well for Hong Kong, which wants to diversify away from the stodgy financial, property and industrial groups that dominate the local market.
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Polls show a tight race nationally and in swing states, though early voting data indicates increased Hispanic turnout, which bodes well for Mrs. Clinton.
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Bank of America's internal metrics show that consumer spending remains strong despite other economic indicators, and that bodes well for local businesses' bottom line.
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Consumers are shopping localMiller attributes entrepreneurs' optimism largely to the fact that consumer spending remains strong, which bodes well for local businesses' bottom line.
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"Kenyatta's pro-business and pro-international investment approach is likely to continue in his second term, which bodes well for economic growth," said Rodrigues.
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"The strong end to Q3 bodes well for production in the coming months, with business confidence also perking up slightly since August," she said.
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Despite his bearish tech forecast, Glazer believes the underlying fundamentals of the economy are intact, and that bodes well for the overall stock market.
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By Capece Galeota's count, they've already distributed several hundred M/M-branded bottles, which bodes well for such an endeavor in a gastronomic epicenter.
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Beijing wants at least 50 percent of all new car sales to be electric by 2020 — a target that bodes well for the firm.
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The growth bodes well for the Microsoft's Office 211.6 subscription-based productivity bundle, a key part of today's Microsoft alongside the Azure public cloud.
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But it is also a portent of what is to come — and that future bodes ill for anyone who cares about victims of discrimination.
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Either version bodes ill for New York, which is already facing a budget gap of $4.4 billion for the fiscal year starting April 1.
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Similar to the last two earnings cycles, Hickey noted that analyst sentiment surrounding earnings is bearish, a scenario that typically bodes well for stocks.
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The Cigna decision bodes well for rivals CVS Health and Aetna, in terms of their bid to become an integrated PBM and health insurer.
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Banks will benefit from higher savings deposits, while more financial savings also bodes well for insurance, mutual funds and wealth management companies, analysts said.
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The prospects' chemistry bodes well for an ever-anxious Islanders fan base eager to see talent emerge to complement the superstar center John Tavares.
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The Japanese market has gained 5 percent this month thanks to robust Chinese economic data, which bodes well for sentiment in Japan Inc's earnings.
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But others turned a blind eye to the steep losses and heavy spending, which bodes well for the herd of other coming tech offerings.
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He's upped his minutes and responsibilities in Detroit, but in a comprehensive way that bodes extremely well for Jackson and the Pistons long-term.
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I'm not sure if it bodes well for the marriage or not, but his wife and wedding party seem to have a good laugh.
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"The growth of sponsored product ads on Amazon bodes well for vendors," Oweise Khazi, associate director of Amazon IQ at Gartner L2, told Recode.
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However, Memani said that growing positive sentiment between the U.S. and China recently bodes well for stocks, adding that it's time for investors to buy.
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"The fact that an agreement could be reached on a sensitive topic like (sugar) bodes well for dealing with sensitive talks in NAFTA," he said.
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"Global data is still looking quite strong and that bodes well for EM as a whole," said Kiran Kowshik, an emerging markets strategist at Unicredit.
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Trump's call with Xi last week when he softened his stance on Taiwan and agreed to honor the longstanding "one China" policy also bodes well.
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That bodes poorly for long-term equity returns while bonds at these historically low yields will only prove good value if things remain truly grim.
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Square's rethink of its approach to retail seems like a much more targeted and thorough plan, which bodes well for their chances in this segment.
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After a week of testing and a handful of alerts, both of my cameras are still at 100 percent, which bodes well for that claim.
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With trade expected to have weighed on economic growth in the fourth quarter, last month's rise in exports bodes well for output in early 2017.
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The victory bodes well for Larson ahead of the Oscars: last year's best actress BAFTAs winner Julianne Moore went on to win the Academy Award.
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Just as Honda's decision bodes ill for other global carmakers, it also marks another phase in the end of Japan's love affair with industrial Britain.
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I think I saw something this week on the Hill that bodes well for the plan, and that is the rollout went very fairly smoothly.
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Fortunately, this full moon also finds Mars connecting with Jupiter in Sagittarius, which bodes very well for your productivity, despite the lag of Mercury retrograde.
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But overall, Amazon clearly has more momentum than its Seattle-area neighbor Microsoft right now, which bodes well for Bezos in the rich-guy race.
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The news bodes well for not just veterinary scientists, but also individuals at risk of losing their fertility, such as males undergoing chemotherapy for cancer.
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Ramljak said that operational results of Agrokor's companies in the first nine months of this year had been positive which bodes well for future settlement.
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But planet f, like planet e, may indeed be covered in ice, so if some tidal heating exists, that bodes well for its potential habitability.
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This, along with women-only screenings, bodes well for the success of Wonder Woman and female-centered action movies on the whole — MRAs be damned.
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"That bodes well for the September meeting, but the problem is that you've got an entire month with the yen at these levels," said Vail.
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Riney said that over the last four years, he's seen more founders leave stable jobs and start companies, which bodes well for Japan's startup ecosystem.
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The rapid development of Starship bodes well for Musk's extraterrestrial ambitions, despite a recent setback to SpaceX's commercial crew program following an explosion in April.
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"Bottom-line, the massively oversubscribed Aramco bond deal (way exceeded the most wild expectations) bodes well for the success of an eventual Aramco equity IPO."
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Some have suggested that this bodes ill for the rest of their tournament but, on the contrary, it can be seen as a remarkable strength.
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S.-China trade concerns have receded, the Fed is no longer hiking rates and Brexit has been postponed, which all bodes well for risk assets.
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It bodes well for your workplace that there's a mechanism in place that gives you and your manager the chance to identify and discuss these.
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Ultimately, this bodes well for Democrats as an explicit appeal to women, which is something that Republicans and Trump have no clear strategy to combat.
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The result also bodes well for hosts Japan, who saw 20-year-old Igarashi clinch his country's first ever World Surfing Games medal with silver.
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The firm's senior vice president of research cites an unusual scenario that materialized around the June Federal Reserve rate hike that bodes poorly for stocks.
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American critics of Iran have described the missile tests as a sign of defiance that bodes ill for Iran's adherence to its peaceful nuclear pledges.
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Sure, they'll be awful this year, but that plus replacing a first base coach/acting GM with a real GM bodes well for the future.
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The news also bodes well for the industry writ large, given any affirmative action by the SEC in this case could have had broad implications.
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When you zoom out, the multiplicity of naked bodes has this ability to almost become abstract — as if it just becomes lines or moving shapes.
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On the one hand, the trade war between the United States and China is threatening the global economy, which bodes well for safe haven bets.
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None of this bodes well for Mr. Temer's legislative agenda, an ambitious package of austerity measures that he says is needed to revive Brazil's economy.
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Alberto Ramos, head of Latin American strategy at Goldman Sachs in New York, said continued and accelerating economic growth bodes well for the coming months.
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The free-fall in sentiment bodes poorly for consumer spending and could hit growth in Australia's A$203 trillion ($1.30 trillion) economy in coming quarters.
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The free-fall in sentiment bodes poorly for consumer spending and could hit growth in Australia's A$1.9 trillion ($1.30 trillion) economy in coming quarters.
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To only connect with those who agree with you may be the motto we deserve these days, but it is not one that bodes well.
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Plus, Mills contended earnings forecasts will remain intact through next year, and that bodes well for stock market gains no matter what's going on overseas.
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And as foreign prices drop, domestic steel production has barely budged, which bodes poorly for hiring in the United States steel industry, the authors note.
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Rocket Lab says the test went better than expected, which bodes well from moving to an actual test of properly recovering and refurbishing the thing.
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This combination also bodes well for parties, dating, and creativity, so it's unlikely you'll be bored or lonely at the start of the month, Taurus!
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Some analysts say it bodes well for the future as unemployment remains low and Americans have more money to spend after last year&aposs tax cut.
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Analysts expect Egypt to continue to attract at least $6 billion in annual foreign direct investment, which bodes well for the country in the near term.
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That bodes well for Mrs May but the new government, which she is likely to lead, will take shape just as things turn for the worse.
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Liberal activists retort that the riots have provided a pretext for a crackdown on dissent that bodes ill for looming national elections, and for Indian democracy.
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In the travel space, he pointed out that growth in insurance revenue for companies like Expedia is outstripping ticket sale growth which bodes well for Traveloka.
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The Japanese market has gained 5 percent this month supported by stronger-than-expected Chinese economic data, which bodes well for sentiment in Japan Inc's earnings.
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"Patel's resignation bodes poorly for macroeconomic and financial stability in India," Fitch Solutions Macro Research, a unit of Fitch Group, said in a note on Tuesday.
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The category may still be very young, and small in relative terms to overall vehicle sales, but growth like this bodes well for long-term trends.
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That bodes well for the future of a surprising Arizona program that was picked to battle Arizona State for last place in the Pac-12 South.
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He is a nice fit for those Republicans most hostile to Trump, and his record in Ohio bodes well for his appeal in a general election.
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All of which now bodes well as Qatar builds toward featuring at its first World Cup, which the tiny oil-rich state will host in 2022.
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"The continued increase bodes well for continued strength in capex spending in coming months," said Kevin Cummins, senior U.S. economist at NatWest Markets in Stamford, Connecticut.
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A stronger dollar bodes poorly for Asian currencies, as it will lure capital from the region's volatile markets to relatively safer assets in the United States.
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The stock market's July rebound after the vote by Britain in June to leave the European Union also bodes well for the consumer outlook this summer.
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"The company is now in a much stronger position than it was at this time last year, which bodes well for the holiday quarter," said Saunders.
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This suggests there's a substantial gap in the market, and Robinhood's success in the US bodes well for its ability to draw in UK users, too.
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While that might not have been enough to boost Clinton into his office, it bodes well for Democrats that their most popular figure is, well, popular.
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Since consumer balance sheets have strengthened through deleveraging, we expect continued consumer strength, which bodes well for stock prices over the next six to 12 months.
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So, if the U.S. consumer is in good shape that usually bodes well for the rest of the U.S. economy, just because of that sheer volume.
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Trump has set this right, and it bodes well for our success in the future in the ideological war against radical Islam, in all its manifestations.
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Whether the crossover ends there or leads to the appearance of other recognizable characters remains to be seen, but it definitely bodes well for the possibility.
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It was fantasy then and it is fantasy now to believe this bodes well for our relations with Iraq, as Parliament's vote on American forces underscores.
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Perhaps it bodes well that one of Dr. Villani's areas of expertise is "optimal transport," investigating the most efficient allocation of starting points to end points.
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Tesla's speed in setting up Gigafactory 3 bodes well for Gigafactory 4, which the company's CEO Elon Musk announced in November will be located in Berlin.
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The 21-year-old Ho-Sang brought offensive verve and excitement that bodes well for a team in need of star power beyond Tavares and Lee.
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That wasn't enough to overcome Bishop's advantage in rural parts of the district, but for Democrats, it bodes well in the perpetual battle for suburban voters.
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That bodes well for Maryland, which has won five straight conference games on the road for the first time since its 2001-2 national championship season.
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The trend bodes well for producers in the Cerrado's frontier region known as Matopiba, shorthand for the northeastern Brazilian states of Maranhao, Tocantins, Piaui and Bahia.
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It's the latest and most obvious sign of the shrinking divide between movies and video games — one that bodes better for video games than for movies.
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Syracuse's Nicholson chalks up Missoni and Lilly Pulitzer's successes to the fact that those brands have a recognizable aesthetic, which also bodes well for Vineyard Vines.
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This pic bodes well for Chris and Liam's futures -- their dad, Craig, is completely yoked, and mom Leonie looks like she's ready to run a marathon.
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Giving Tulip so much to do — and trusting Negga to bring her roaring to life — speaks highly of Preacher's instincts and bodes well for the future.
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This will be girl #9 in the Kardashian clan -- not including Kris herself -- and we've learned it bodes well for one of those ladies in particular.
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Fans won't know how prominently she figures until the film hits theaters next March, or at least until more trailers come out, but her presence bodes well.
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None of this bodes well for co-operation with the provinces, a necessity in a country where jurisdiction is shared on important issues such as the environment.
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That's actually faster than the eight months that it took to go from 20 million to 30 million sales, and that bodes well for Sony going forward.
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The uptick in retail figures bodes well for South Korea's economy after a central bank survey indicated that consumer confidence reached an eight-month high in August.
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" Central banks around the world have also become "much more accommodative," the Goldman Sachs exec said, adding that such a development "bodes well for continuing the expansion.
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The move, first reported by The Wall Street Journal Monday, bodes well for the prospect of protecting Trump's rights in future trademark disputes, according to his lawyer.
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Venus connects with Jupiter, which bodes very well for work and money—but it also clashes with your ruling planet Pluto today, bringing intense conversations your way.
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Zacconi said King Digital has not seen any meaningful impact from "Pokemon GO", but said the wild popularity of the game bodes well for all mobile games.
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A pickup in visitors bodes well for outlet-based brands during the second half of the year, as it should help them clear through overly discounted merchandise.
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According to history, a move under the key psychological level of 2% on the 10-year treasury note is a big deal, and bodes well for stocks.
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It bodes well for Cabello that she doesn't have to conquer the world with her first album, leaving room to be beholden only to her artistic impulses.
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Users are leaving billions of comments on these pages, which bodes well for Facebook's plan to make Messenger the new way people communicate and complain to businesses.
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She certainly has the name ID. And she's had an edge throughout the Democratic primary season with minority voters—which bodes well for a majority-minority state.
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Witherspoon and Aniston are also set to be executive producers and, based on Witherspoon's recent work on Big Little Lies, that definitely bodes well for the series.
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But the fact that Kennard treated this new challenge as if he had first encountered it years ago bodes well for his future as an NBA defender.
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Casual players want to play it, pros want to be the best at it, and this rising tide bodes well for the various ships of pro gaming.
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Value/convenience retailers continue to grow, while non-traditional grocers have gained the market share of traditional retailers, which bodes well for DDR's tenants such as Walmart.
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Anyway, none of this bodes well for my impostor syndrome, but here I am, somehow, an idiot who's waltzed into this food world from a different planet.
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The court's decision bodes ill for recent attempts in many other states, from Louisiana and Mississippi to Kansas and Nebraska, to impose similar regulations on abortion providers.
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That bodes well for Philippine exports as a large portion of such imports are parts and components which are assembled into finished products and shipped back offshore.
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Lamb's lead over Rothfus bodes well for the Democrat, who picked up widespread name recognition after he beat out Republican Rick Saccone in the March special election.
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The results, which show winds fell and then increased due to natural fluctuations in both the atmosphere and ocean, bodes well for the future of wind energy.
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"There's a lot happening just under the surface of this otherwise fairly predictable market, and not all of it bodes well as we look ahead into 2018."
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But we're good at staying really present in each other's lives when we're away, which bodes well for a future where we'll be traveling back and forth.
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Still, the backing of an organization with the pedigree of the WEF bodes well for the continued process of mainstreaming both cryptocurrency and the underlying blockchain technology.
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When a new employee is proactive and responsible, it bodes well for the employer, Bryan Zawikowski, vice president and general manager of the military division for LucasGroup.
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It achieved like-for-like sales growth of 5% across the Finish Line branded stores and website, which Shore Capital analysts said bodes well for the future.
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It achieved like-for-like sales growth of 5% across the Finish Line branded stores and website, which Shore Capital analysts said bodes well for the future.
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A passionate energy flows, which bodes will for your sex life, but keep in mind that Mars and Pluto are tempestuous energies, so don't pick any fights!
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The market's upward path also bodes well for anyone invested in stocks directly or through a retirement plan, as the value of their portfolios has likely grown.
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A steady or lower U.S. interest rate bodes well for emerging market currencies, which took a hit last year thanks to a steady rise in the rate.
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Anything that bodes ill for Senators Mitch McConnell and Bob Corker augurs well for me, although cocktail hour, like everything else these days, isn't the same anymore.
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Of course there has been murmuring from his advisers about how Ryan led them all astray, and it bodes ill for the Trump-Ryan relationship going forward.
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Good signs "Three Billboards" took five statues at the British version of the Oscars, which bodes well for the film's chances at the Academy Awards next month.
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The students didn't win every demand, but their early success bodes well for gun reform in other states in the wake of the recent National School Walkout.
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There are beautiful shots of glaciers exploding and melting, which are not really supposed to be beautiful since the collapse of glaciers bodes poorly for the environment.
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None of that bodes well for Google, which has already spent two and a half years trying to make Android Wear a success, with less than stellar results.
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Safe-haven demand for U.S. government debt bodes well for this week's $84 billion May refunding, which kicks off with a three-year note sale at 1 p.m.
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But a slight increase in the length of the typical workweek in January also bodes well for future salary increases, as do private reports showing the same pattern.
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The firm estimates that the gen-three version accounted for just 800,000 shipments, due to supply issues, which bodes well for Apple coming into the lucrative holiday season.
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Other drivers, including motorcyclists, the city's civil servants, disabled drivers, the trucking industry, New Jersey's governor and commuters, all want discounts, credits or exemptions, too, which bodes ill.
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It said expected crude palm oil prices of between 2,500 ringgit to 2,700 ringgit per tonne and improved production bodes well for the performance of the plantation division.
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There are bright spots: the accession process is moving again, and growing pragmatism from all parties to the Cyprus conflict, including Turkey, bodes well for a peace deal.
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The data, along with robust manufacturing activity in May, bodes well for growth in the second quarter after first-quarter growth was below market and central bank forecasts.
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The court's decision bodes ill for recent attempts in many other states, from Louisiana and Mississippi to Kansas and Nebraska, to impose similarly stringent regulations on abortion providers.
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That could lead to a belief that it bodes well for Republicans in 234, but the survey shows independents sending another message when asked to evaluate the economy.
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Activity expanded faster in the spring than initially expected, and the composition of GDP in the quarter bodes well for continued strength over the rest of the year.
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Kansas rejected the gubernatorial bid of voter-suppression operative Kris Kobach, and Brian Kemp's suppression of votes in Georgia has attracted national disgust that bodes well for reform.
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The weak reading bodes poorly for the broader job market survey due Friday from the Labor Department, one of the most closely watched reports on the economic calendar.
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And I am angry with David Cameron for inadvertently fostering the hate that was such a prominent part of the campaign and bodes so badly for the future.
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This suggests there&aposs a substantial gap in the market, and Robinhood&aposs success in the US bodes well for its ability to draw in UK users, too.
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"She is fighting a conventional war and he is fighting an asymmetrical war, and I don't think that bodes well for her," said Terry Sullivan, a Republican strategist.
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All of which bodes well for Team Fermento, and is a testament to what can be done when college students focus on improving beer instead of drinking it.
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Many years and heartbreaks later, Major League remains a very funny movie, which bodes well for its legacy even if the Browns ever finally get their shit together.
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It seems unlikely that many Democrats would have fared as well as he did, and you could argue it bodes well for his chances in a presidential race.
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It seems more than likely that persons who voted in 2018 will show up for the 2020 Presidential election, a condition that bodes well for Texas Democratic fortunes.
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While consumer familiarity with Apple's ecosystem and its strong proposition on data privacy issues bodes well for the iPad maker here, iPad share fell from 14.8% to 13.8%.
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"That bodes ill for the future, frankly, in respect of the hoops that everyone is jumping through to try to satisfy China's goals and objectives here," he added.
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This bodes ill if, as seems all too likely, the Arpaio pardon is only the beginning: We may well be in the early stages of a constitutional crisis.
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Wall Street traders often talk about how if the market goes up in the first trading days, that bodes well for stocks for the rest of the year.
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None of it bodes well for the prospects of peace and stability in the Middle East, even as the Syrian conflict seems to be grinding to an end.
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While neither chamber has passed the updated legislation yet, the agreement in the House and Senate bodes well for their approval ahead of an upcoming December 20 cutoff.
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"Macron doing well in the first round of the French parliamentary elections bodes well for him getting a majority," said Lyn Graham-Taylor, fixed income strategist at Rabobank.
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Neither bodes well for a more ambitious effort, already underway, to rewrite the Choice program and half a dozen others that provide for care outside Veterans Affairs facilities.
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Now, as he prepares for his tentatively rescheduled trip in mid-January, the unanimous chorus of rejection from Christian leaders bodes ominously for his ambitions for the visit.
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Huntsman's past experience with high-profile diplomacy and the fact that he's more of a technocrat than an ideologue likely bodes well for his performance as an emissary.
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Related: Here's Why Polar Bears' Summer Just Got a Bit Worse This bodes ill for the bear who use Arctic sea ice to hunt seal in the summer.
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In both chambers, there's also the push and pull of factors like negative Trump sentiment bolstering Democrats' chances, while the strength of the economy bodes well for Republicans.
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"Our Q1 performance bodes well for the economy because it is broadly in line with the 6.5-7.5 pct target for this year," Ernesto Pernia told a news conference.
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Mercury in Cancer also bodes well for your studies, and on a spiritual level, this is a powerful time to tap into your intuition or attend some inspiring lectures.
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Delivery customers are important since they tend to order more than people who visit the restaurants, which "bodes well" for sales growth at KFC and Taco Bell, he said.
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That certainly bodes well for the Microsoft, which is seeking to reinvent itself as a mobile and cloud computing company, markets led by rivals like Apple, Amazon, and Google.
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Analysts at Capital Economics believe U.S. fiscal stimulus combined with rate hikes "bodes particularly ill, given that [bond] spreads are well below their long-term averages in many EMs."
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The swing state survey bodes well for Democrats in a midterm in which they hope to challenge for control of both chambers of Congress and flip several governor's offices.
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Geraldo Alckmin, a former governor of the state of São Paulo, is competent and backed by an enormous coalition, which bodes well for his ability to enact economic reforms.
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If the BJP can repeat its success of 2014, it bodes well for Mr Modi's chances of securing another five-year term at the next national election in 2019.
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Trump was clearly able to look past their previous public spat and is willing to give her a chance, which bodes well for the future of their working relationship.
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"The fact that JPMorgan's earnings came out favorably bodes well for the entire banking sector," said Mark Heppenstall, chief investment officer of Penn Mutual Asset Management in Horsham, Pennsylvania.
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Sluymer added that the consistent outpeformance of the semiconductor space and technology more broadly bodes well for a return to growth stocks, which investors punished in the third quarter.
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But here, they are enemies — and their murderous feud bodes ill for the future of this corner of Iraq, once the jihadists have been driven away from the area.
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At the very least, it should offer some gameplay refinements for the online post-apocalyptic shooter; the first game steadily improved after launch, which bodes well for the sequel.
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"An increasingly competitive homebuying market bodes well for the single-family rental market relative to both demand and rental rate increases," said Wally Charnoff, CEO of RentRange Data Services.
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It definitely bodes well for a spooky, new web series when the unmistakable voice of Lost's Terry O'Quinn (John Locke, people!) is there to calmly tell you what's coming.
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But even without ever flying again, the quick turn-around time from launch to testing in under a month bodes well for SpaceX's capability to rapidly refurbish their rockets.
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For their differences, the massive success of the Instant Pot (the company is estimated to have sold more than 5 million units in three years) bodes well for Vermicular.
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While that bodes well for technology and consumer discretionary, two of the strongest cyclical plays in March, nearly all cyclicals have reversed their start-of-the-year stall out.
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Miitomo's success bodes well for the five other games Nintendo has promised to release by March 2017, which are likely to include company mascots like Mario and Donkey Kong.
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ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (41-30-53): Tampa Bay received big contributions from players that were not expected to make major impacts this season, which bodes well for the future.
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That bodes ill for their chances of resolving core issues in the trade dispute, such as U.S. complaints about Chinese state subsidies, forced technology transfers and intellectual property violations.
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The decision bodes badly for Britain's post-Brexit trade negotiations with the EU. Austria announced that a rerun of the country's presidential election will take place on October 2nd.
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"The sort of golf I'm playing, with a lot of birdies and a lot of mistakes, it sort of bodes well for match play next week," McIlroy said, laughing.
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Communication planet Mercury connects with Neptune and opposes Saturn, which bodes well for you financially, but you might find you can't take on every task that's asked of you.
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As technology continues to make inroads into the economy — transforming industries from energy and retail to health care and transportation — it bodes ill for the future of such areas.
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The study, Rasmussen says, "bodes well for vaccine development, because that suggests the virus — or viral proteins — can elicit an immune response," and protect monkeys at least from reinfection.
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The fact that they can exist alongside the traditional masculine ideal as a regular facet of mainstream studio productions bodes well for a more diverse and interesting porn world.
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That he is rallying the country bodes ill for the conflict to come, even compared with the nuclear standoffs, proxy wars and internal repression of the original Cold War.
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Lyft's success bodes well for its home state, California, which is set to collect a capital-gains tax bonanza from the tech companies planning to go public this year.
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" Laura Owens's midcareer survey has drawn antigentrification protests; she renews painting by exploding it from within, Ms. Smith said, adding that the "smart, beautiful exhibition bodes well for painting.
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" Here's what else is happening: It should be clear for the morning commute and throughout the day, which bodes well for letter carriers' "swift completion of their appointed rounds.
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It bodes well for a club that will be on the road for five of its next six games as San Jose tries to fight back into playoff contention.
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Now the failure to grapple with how to pay for the increased spending bodes ill for our government's ability to resolve the multitude of pressing — but still gridlocked — issues.
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The vast majority of college students have access to Netflix, even if they don't have their own account, and that bodes well for the future of the streaming juggernaut.
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But it's difficult to dispute that the GOP race was more bitter — and if Fouirnaies and Hall's results really are extendable to presidential races, that bodes ill for Donald Trump.
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While the claims data has no bearing on March's employment report, which is scheduled for release on Friday, economists said it bodes well for an anticipated rebound in job growth.
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None of this bodes particularly well for Trump's upcoming summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, because it depletes the most important form of currency in any negotiation: trust.
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While this all bodes well for the current government in Jerusalem, it remains to be seen what Trump will do when it comes to Israel's ongoing conflict with the Palestinians.
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Though a chart included in the document indicates there was a dropoff in the number of rides performed between April and July, last month's growth bodes well for the company.
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The selection on Thursday of Rodrigo Maia, the pragmatic 46-year-old scion of a political family, to lead Brazil's unruly lower house bodes well for interim President Michel Temer.
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But even if it were not as successful as Kim claims, the fact that the regime is sleeplessly working toward viable SLBM capability bodes ill for regional and international stability.
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Still, this bodes well for the internationalisation of the game—at least when compared with the American and Canadian cricket teams, which are flush with members of the Indian diaspora.
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That bodes well, but, as repeated numerous times in its prospectus, monetizing music is still a new concept in China so there are few parallels to look at for guidance.
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And while Morgan's addition bodes well for Season 7, the premiere didn't do much to eradicate the bad taste left by the teases and stunts perpetrated during the last stretch.
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Netflix signing Fox up for American Crime Story bodes well for fans of other series distributed by the broadcast giant, since hopefully it paves the way for other streaming arrangements.
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That confluence could be, in part, why Roku's ARPU is doing this: That bodes well for the firm that, as we saw before, has a history of active user accretion.
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" Tony Nash, CEO and Founder of Complete Intelligence, disagreed, arguing that Lighthizer's success in engineering trade deals with Mexico, Canada and South Korea "bodes well for the U.S.-China discussion.
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All of which is to say: the success of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe isn't a huge surprise, but its record-breaking status bodes well for Nintendo's Switch prospects moving forward.
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The producers of "Rocketman" will be hoping that this bodes well for their film, another non-fiction drama about a theatrical and hedonistic British pop sensation, this time Elton John.
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He's someone who has a lot of friends and is probably really funny on a personal level, which bodes well for his chances because that's the guy people vote for.
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As for Ted Cruz, he beat expectations in a state where he wasn't supposed to do well, which bodes well for him heading into friendlier political territory in the South.
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According to numerous astrologers, the eclipse on August 21 bodes terribly for him because it falls directly on Leo, his rising sign—but then again, it's all up for interpretation.
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Given how heavily small- and medium-sized businesses—which account for 90% of the total in Italy—rely on bank financing, that bodes ill for the country's lacklustre economic recovery.
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A perpetual state of Indo-Pak war also bodes ill for the rest of the region, especially Afghanistan, where the two countries remain embroiled on opposite sides of the conflict.
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Certainly, the domestic oil and gas industry's recent track record bodes well for that growth, thanks to the prolific shale and other unconventional "tight" oil and gas resources under development.
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" But, he added, "the feeling is that if we can find something the four of us agree on then it probably bodes well for getting 28503 votes in the Senate.
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The most important of these — being overweight or obese — bodes ill for the future of millions of American adults, half of whom now weigh a lot more than they should.
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"June's PMI reading confirms that momentum has faded, which bodes ill for growth throughout the rest of the year," said Sian Jones, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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"You've got an improving economy that bodes well for loan growth along with a rising interest rate environment, and a modest regulatory relief, which makes financial stocks favorable," said Sandven.
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And she adds that if the yield curve's "prediction" is correct and the economic cycle and bull market are coming to an end, that still bodes well for tech companies.
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Apple Card has receivedpositive feedback in its beta test — it should be noted that this feedback comes from Apple and Goldman Sachs employees — which bodes well for its public launch.
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To be fair, the Falcon 9 works like a charm now, so maybe that bodes well for the Cybertruck's future, but calling its introduction an embarrassment is an enormous understatement.
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You have to bear in mind that companies like that, they won't invest unless they feel there's going to be a commercial return on that investment, so that bodes well.
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The moon in Leo finds you focused on your career and public life, and wonderfully supportive energy flows as it connects with Jupiter, which also bodes well for your finances.
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Your ruling planet Jupiter, currently in Sagittarius, makes marvelous connections with the sun and Venus on August 7 and 8 respectively, which bodes well for your career and material abundance.
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That bodes well for Wölffer's Rosé Drive Thru, which will be open at the winery's Sagaponack, Long Island wine stand on Fridays and Saturdays during holiday weekends, Business Insider reports.
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Speaking to CNBC on June 22, he said underlying fundamentals showed the economy was heating up and it bodes well for the market's performance in the second half of 2017.
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Costco historically has handled out-of-stocks well, Parikh added, which bodes well for the company in consumers' mindsets, when they are thinking of where to shop in a pinch.
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Luckily, during this full moon, your ruling planet, Venus, will connect with Mars, which bodes well for people getting along, generally, and for the conversations to be productive for everyone.
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That bodes well for one generation of property-owning Nazarenes, but some fear that the next generation will eventually have to move from the town center to find affordable housing.
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Mercury rules the mind and communication, and Uranus is the planet of genius, so it bodes well when the planets work together—you'll be in for plenty of eureka moments!
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BBVA USA, the bank's US subsidiary, took a hit in Q4 2019 due to the US interest rate environment, but the unit's digital transformation push bodes well for the future.
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Hillary Clinton ended up carrying the state by 2.4 points in the 2016 election, a fact that Democrats looking to make inroads in the state hope bodes well for them.
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But the historic, Ivy League school also makes another list that bodes well for its current and future attendees: The top 210 private colleges where graduates have the least debt.
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That bodes poorly for the iPhone maker, the analyst wrote in a note, since gross profit per user has declined at a 10% annualized rate over the last five years.
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Unilever's purchase of Dollar Shave Club points to that trend and bodes well for the future of upstart digital brands, said Brian McRoskey, co-author of the Bain & Company report.
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The loosening in financial conditions, which followed Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's pivot away from a predetermined path of tighter monetary policy, bodes well for economic growth next quarter and beyond.
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Earlier in the day, Ukrainian fourth seed Svitolina struck at key moments against Kontaveit in a display that bodes well for her chances at the French Open later this month.
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"Another wild ride for dollar-Canada," said Jack Spitz, managing director of foreign exchange at National Bank Financial, who added a strong finish to the session bodes well for momentum.
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The situation bodes ill for the entire supply chain as farmers displeased with margins tend to hold out and pressure transport, trading and fertilizer firms to cut their own margins.
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The sun connects with Uranus at 2:54 AM to bring brilliant ideas our way, and Venus meets Saturn at 5:52 AM, which bodes well for planning and commitment.
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But the fact that all of these clever references are being used to inform us about the movie bodes well to the playful but badass tone we hope this movie takes.
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The data bodes well for the trade-reliant economy and reinforces expectations the central bank will leave its key policy rate steady for the fourth quarter in a row this month.
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That bodes well for a government that is counting on services, particularly high value-added services in finance and technology, to lessen the economy's traditional reliance on heavy industry and investment.
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The service has become critical for any company handling code — very many, indeed — so while an outage is never welcomed, the response in this case is impressive and certainly bodes well.
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That bodes well for non-interest bearing gold, which fell more than 10 percent last year, after the Fed lifted rates for the first time in nearly a decade in December.
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At first glance, childlessness may seem to be the trend that bodes the best for financial stability, especially for couples — a family structure known as "DINKs" for double income, no kids.
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Investors' ardor for Snap shares - which rose almost 50 percent in its market debut on Thursday, giving it a market value of nearly $30 billion - bodes well for future tech IPOs.
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Casper's IPO "really bodes poorly for those companies who aren't making money yet, regardless of what sector they're in," Phillip Braun, a finance professor at Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, said.
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That bodes well for trade with two of our trading partners that things didn't explode," said Pado, adding that the financial stocks also needed the "backing of a good technical pattern.
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The chaos at the heart of government hardly bodes well for the exit negotiations with the EU, which turned to detailed matters this week and need to conclude in autumn 2018.
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It bodes well for the universe's next crop of heroes: Rather than feeding into the ever-expanding, ever more complicated narrative web of the MCU, *Strange *wins big by staying small.
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Looking ahead, this bodes well for the former secretary of state because her voters are more reliable when it comes to turnout, whereas Sanders voters will require more of a nudge.
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This all bodes well for the likes of Uber Technologies and Pinterest Inc, which are also planning to go public in 2019 but like Lyft have yet to turn a profit.
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But there's another underlying thread amid all this: It bodes very well for holdout franchises to expand into mobile devices amid fear of cannibalizing devices or other parts of the market.
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This bodes poorly for us, and even worse for our potential offspring: Research shows that future generations will be the ones to suffer the worst consequences of climate change, not us.
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"They pushed us and they hardened this series, and that bodes well for the Leafs, and I just want to congratulate them for a fantastic season," Washington coach Barry Trotz said.
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Only once has he failed to reach the weekend in back-to-back events, which bodes well for Spieth in his start next weekend in his hometown tour event outside Dallas.
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With contrasting styles and feisty demeanours both are tipped to win Grand Slam titles and the fact there appears to be 'bad chemistry' between them bodes well for the box office.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement Sunday that Kavanaugh's remarks on the case "bodes very poorly for any decision that Kavanagh might make to hold President Trump accountable.
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That bodes poorly for Venezuela's ravaged economy, which depends on oil shipments for over 90 percent of its export revenue as millions skip meals due to food shortages and roaring inflation.
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Still, her campaign finances have been bolstered in part by a $2628 million transfer from her Senate campaign committee, and her growing political support bodes well for her second-quarter haul.
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This is an indication of a sea change in American culture, one that bodes ill for a president who notoriously boasted that his celebrity allowed him to grope women with impunity.
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It bodes poorly for his chances in the rest of the campaign, which will mainly be fought in much more challenging territory than the Southern-heavy slate of states on Tuesday.
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So as you might imagine, before you even press play on this banger, premiering below, this song is the fire emoji in sonic form—which bodes well for her imminent album.
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"I start on Tuesday, which I really feel like bodes well that I get to start on a Tuesday being that we used to be on a Tuesday," Weil told E!
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He warns that Western Australia's growing prison population bodes badly for the future of fighting the drug scourge in the state, citing Acacia Prison, a privately run facility in Western Australia.
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Look, I'm a fundamental, but I think last time on the show i said this, but I'm a fundamental believer in free trade and that free trade list bodes for everybody.
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But it certainly bodes well for buyers of data-analytics software, which is likely to become as familiar to corporate IT departments in the 2020s as customer-relations programs are today. ■
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In a scripted welcome before the curtain, Ken Davenport, the lead producer and a co-author of the book, delivers a supercharged spiel that bodes ill — and begins with a whopper.
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As was the case for hundreds of Apple workers in Ireland, their abrupt termination appeared to be a product of a merciless decision that bodes best for the company's public image.
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He went from being a nobody nationally to a household name among Democratic primary voters — a result that bodes well for the 38-year-old's likely long future in Democratic politics.
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The timely budget approval bodes well for the economy, allowing it to fund much-needed infrastructure projects early in the year, said Michael Ricafort, an economist at Rizal Commercial Banking Corp.
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While it bodes well for the climate that so many different approaches are being tested, there's still a long way to go before we can turn today's emissions into tomorrow's fuel.
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Sure, compact sports sedans no longer define luxury brands like BMW, but Genesis' ability to come in at the top of a hotly contested segment bodes well for the company's future.
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And the president's executive order directing the EPA to revise the Obama era's patently unlawful regulation that grossly expanded the scope of the Clean Water Act bodes well for the future.
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The head of an effective security service can easily become either a rival for the top spot or a self-censoring information block, neither of which bodes well for the boss.
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She wrote in a recent report that the lack of any significant inflation, lower interest rates and a healthy job market bodes well for the economy -- and retail stocks in particular.
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"Given the relatively low awareness of 'Star Wars' in China," Disney said in a statement on Tuesday, "the solid performance of 'The Force Awakens' bodes well for the future of the franchise."
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Oil prices whipsawed Monday, turning negative after the International Energy Agency forecast potential shale oil growth and waning European refined product demand, which bodes poorly for global efforts to remove a glut.
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Shah said those processors "serve the high-performance segments," which "bodes well for earnings and specifically gross margin" despite conservative forecasts for Intel's next two quarters across the rest of Wall Street.
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This bodes well for fans of the series: Villeneuve has a solid track record demonstrating that he's good at getting right to the heart of a story, its characters, and its world.
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But it hardly bodes well for Facebook's compliance with the EU's strict new data protection standard if its systems are getting confused about whether or not a user is an EU person.
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Despite bleak current conditions, improving economic factors such as expected Chinese stimulus spending bodes well for a commodity rebound, Bushell said, adding that Potash is "weathering the storm" well by cutting production.
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Youth culture actively encourages being "woke," which bodes well for how Hollywood might change once it's made up of a majority of people who never once stood for or accepted sexist conduct.
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Although the new moon is usually a relatively quiet lunar phase, this placement bodes well for anyone — single or coupled — who's been looking for a little more excitement in their romantic life.
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And that bodes poorly for the 2018 elections and others beyond that, as their integrity becomes more and more suspect with each new revelation of the extent of Russia's election-hacking campaign.
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The excitement surrounding such offerings bodes well for expected listings from other fintech giants in Hong Kong, including Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial and peer-to-peer lending and wealth management platform Lufax.
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"The CPI numbers are suggestive of a patient Fed and ultimately that bodes well for the market," said Ryan Larson, head of U.S. equity trading at RBC Global Asset Management in Chicago.
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Awareness of smartwatches as a category grew, "which bodes well for future growth once newer second-generation smartwatches with cellular connectivity" and more "traditional watches with notification capabilities" are released this year.
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This bodes well for the group's profitability — first-half results are due on April 12 — that should also get a boost from the sharp fall in cocoa bean prices in recent months.
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This act bodes ill for scientists at federal agencies and using federal grant money who value the freedom to publish such information locally and abroad via social media, journals, and online outlets.
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" Mook, who has been markedly critical of Comey since the 2016 election, tweeted that he was "surprised" by the fact that he can't see "how this bodes well for the Russia investigation.
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Audiences, who were 65 percent female and 75 percent over the age of 25, gave the film an A+ CinemaScore, which bodes well for its longevity going into the Easter holiday weekend.
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While some said that House Republicans' ability to coalesce around a bill bodes well for passage of tax legislation, others warned the Senate could get bogged down on healthcare, stalling the agenda.
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Meditation is known to lower the heart rate and regulate blood flow around the body, which bodes well for ED sufferers, as what's an erection if not a big gathering of blood?
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Kelly served as the Marine Corps commandant's liaison to the House in the late 85033s, and Capitol Hill veterans say that lawmakers' deep well of respect for him bodes well for success.
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That could bode well for Republican legislatures that want to regulate abortion out of existence—and it goes without saying how it bodes for women's right to obtain one in those states.
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"Lower gasoline inventories, combined with gasoline demand which is strong to start the year, bodes well for crude oil prices going forward," said Rob Thummel, portfolio manager at Tortoise in Leawood, Kansas.
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That hunger bodes well for the success of the third season of this Netflix series, a somewhat conventional take on the blind Marvel vigilante named in its title (played by Charlie Cox).
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All of this bodes well for the future of Cuba, although its rulers still need to be convinced that freedom of speech, assembly, art, literature and media is not to be feared.
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The gain mostly went to Israel's nationalist right-wing parties, rather than religious or sectarian parties — an effect that also bodes well for Ms. Le Pen, who has run as a nationalist.
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A renewed focus on small business helps prove that American Express's model remains "intact," while its devotion to super prime and affluent customers bodes well for 2018, according to analyst Ashish Sabadra.
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The moon opposes your ruing planet Jupiter, bringing a massive change—but it's something to look forward to, since the moon and sun's connection bodes well for your connections and social life.
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All the components in Thursday's survey dropped, including a steep fall in major purchase intentions — something that bodes poorly for retailers in the run-up to the crucial Christmas holiday trading season.
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The unusually spirited performance of the opposition in such tough circumstances either bodes well for them in the future — or highlights the futility of running against Mr. Erdogan in such biased circumstances.
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Super Tuesday does not reverse his victories in the earlier primaries, and Nevada in particular bodes well for his appeal among Latino voters, who are a key demographic in several undecided states.
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The political polarization of race issues continues a trend we've seen in recent years as America becomes less white and more diverse overall, but it bodes poorly for solutions to this issue.
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And A Star Is Born delivered $41.25 million over the weekend — much higher than initial projections — along with the coveted "A" Cinemascore, which bodes well for the movie's word-of-mouth prospects.
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If gun control becomes an issue that energizes its supporters as much as its opponents, and that becomes a leading priority for the party, that bodes well for its long-term chances.
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Sanders might have pulled off a relatively surprising win in Oklahoma during Super Tuesday, but his loss in Massachusetts bodes very poorly for his ability to stay in the race through the convention.
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NOAA scientists are thrilled at the high level of precision in this initial photoset, which bodes well for GOES-16's central objective of providing unprecedented forecasts and monitoring of severe weather situations.
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Despite the refunds, Levy told the Journal the event was successful, and bodes well for the future of pay-per-view, noting that every advertiser involved in "The Match" wants to come back.
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The strong subscriber numbers and the fact that viewers are sticking around to watch other programs on the service bodes well for Disney, especially as it slowly doles out new and original content.
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Its opening performance doesn't quite rival that of The Lego Movie ($9.33 million) — which Batman spins off from — but the critical buzz on this new family comedy bodes well for the weeks ahead.
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The unprecedented move bodes poorly for any other strategy games that are currently published in the Islamic Republic, most notably Clash of Kings by Elex-Tech, which has been popular for years now.
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That bodes poorly for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's plans to raise the sales tax to 21.4 percent from 0.23 percent in October to cope with swelling welfare costs as the country's population ages.
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The CEO of sports betting site FanDuel, Nigel Eccles, who's in the process of merging his company with rival Draft Kings, says this bodes well for him and other startups down the road.
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First of all, the near doubling of oil prices from earlier this year bodes well for future energy investment, which had been in freefall following its decline from the 2628 to 28503 highs.
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A healthier U.S. economy, which has seen strong jobs growth and rising incomes in the first quarter of 2017, bodes well for consumer spending — a key economic indicator for payments processors like Visa.
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As we look back at the debris of 16 years of failed presidential leadership, I think it's OK to be a little concerned about what more of the same bodes for the future.
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Many other times the draft slide, real or not, occurs for more cynical reasons, whether it's an injury that bodes ill for long-term production, insidiously vague "character concerns", or recreational drug use.
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It's a lot of fun to watch the Mob in action, all vibing off each other and unified on video or onstage, and it bodes well for the upcoming A$AP Mob album.
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That bodes poorly for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's plans to raise the sales tax to 10 percent from 8 percent in October to cope with swelling welfare costs as the country's population ages.
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Kitasan Black and Satono Crown are likely to be sent off as the betting favorites, and it bodes well for their chances, as the race is not known for featuring huge long shots.
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The outcome bodes ill for the Trump administration's attempts to persuade countries like Canada and Germany to spurn Huawei's equipment, further chipping away of the United States' future power in the networked world.
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The firm, however, retains a constructive view on the market, with technical strategists telling clients earlier in the week that the fast start in January bodes well for the rest of the year.
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Coupled with a long history of nastiness and misogyny that nearly torpedoed his Senate confirmation as ambassador to Germany, his is a resume that bodes ill for this most sensitive of administration positions.
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But he said the sheer number of online small donors that have given to the Democratic candidates bodes well for November, since the eventual nominee can raise money from supporters of other candidates.
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The government's decision to formalize the blockade bodes poorly for the Ukrainian peace process, the success of which is a pivotal first step for the Trump administration's effort to improve relations with Russia.
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It bodes well, too, that beyond being this fall's most promising sitcom pilot, the second episode -- in which Timmy enters a poetry contest -- is every bit as warm and funny as the first.
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This bodes well for the increasingly vocal members of both the U.N. and the public who argue that it is high time the leader of the world's largest international organization is a woman.
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He told me that while some facts on the ground have changed since 2013, the four broad conclusions of the report remain the same: "None of those outcomes bodes very well," said Schroden.
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The ongoing successful integration of CareFusion bodes well for the prospects of integrating Bard and realizing the approximately $300 million of cost synergies targeted as part of the return profile of the transaction.
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The jump is relatively small, exceeding the last record by just over one million visitors, but it bodes well in the face of any local recessions, technological trends, or dips in government funding.
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"From a sectoral perspective, the revival of PPI inflation bodes well for the earnings growth of upstream industrial and big cap stocks, such as energy-related, metal, chemical and heavy industrial companies," he wrote.
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If Snap's IPO goes well, that bodes well for a number of highly-valued start-ups in the pipeline such as Spotify, Pinterest, and Dropbox — not to mention AirBNB and of course eventually Uber.
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The positive Purchasing Managers' data offered "some support to the argument that Greek economy has finally reached a turning point" and bodes well for growth in the coming months, Markit economist Alex Gill said.
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"The strong exit to 210.8 bodes well, and we expect the market momentum to continue, with sales projected at 210 million in 219," said Christopher Hopson, an analyst with the research firm IHS Automotive.
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A GOP lead, even if it's an outlier – coupled with a decline in the number of people who think the nation is on the wrong track – bodes well for the Republicans in the fall.
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Denis Shapovalov, 19, and 18-year-old Felix Auger-Aliassime saw their exuberant runs in the tournament halted by their older counterparts but not before showcasing their talent that bodes well for the future.
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Pandora's revenue saw a 29% year-over-year increase despite heavy competition, which bodes well for its staying power, though that would be 19% without the $403 million in revenue brought in from Ticketfly.
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That bodes well for app-makers and their investors in a country where computer penetration is low and people use their smartphones to do everything from watching movies to shopping for goods and services.
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A creative energy flows as Mercury connects with Neptune on October 19—this bodes especially well for your career if you're working on any creative projects, or if you're looking to charm the public!
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On the eve of the 26 midterms, unemployment is at a nearly 26-year low and there are more jobs than unemployed people to fill them, which bodes well for the party in power.
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This bodes well for her future, because between the collages and the tapestry, along with her use of found materials, such as fan blades, it is clear she hasn't gotten stuck in a groove.
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What's more, Yu argued, this news "bodes horribly" for the millions of people banking on another debt forgiveness program—the one based on making income-contingent payments for 20 years, regardless of your career.
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And this flies in the face of the refrain from state media that holds that traditional masculinity is the bedrock of national strength and that this masculinity "crisis" bodes ill for the country's future.
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That bodes well for women candidates in 2020, with poll after poll indicating that more voters are excited about backing a woman and/or a person of color this cycle versus a white man.
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Expectations for Latin America's second largest economy have deteriorated during the first year of leftist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's term as a brewing global trade war bodes ill for Mexico's open-market economy.
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The uptick in China's economy over the past few months bodes well for the country's leadership ahead of a once-every-five-years congress of the Communist Party, which will open on Oct. 18.
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His career has never given him a reason to even pretend to speak rather than talk; he reportedly doesn't read, and he lacks introspection — none of this bodes well for carefully considered self-expression.
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It's the deepest and most satisfying portable soccer game I've ever played, and it bodes well for third-party games on the Switch, an area where Nintendo has struggled quite a bit in recent years.
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I know it's been a long wait, but take heart: this sudden appearance of a gameplay-heavy trailer, with another one to come a month later, bodes well for the possibility of a 2018 release.
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Karen Chan, an analyst with Jefferies, said the "earlier-than-expected launch" of Game for Peace bodes well for Tencent, which received the official go ahead to make money from the new game last month.
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Wade as creating "a constitutional right to murder an unborn child") and Diane Sykes (who has ruled that anti-gay groups can't be denied funding for engaging in discrimination), which bodes well for judicial conservatives.
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Raytheon's favorable billings during the quarter were "driven by numerous orders across the divisions versus any big mega award, bodes well," Robert Stallard an analyst at Vertical Research LLC, said in a note on Thursday.
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Veronica Mars, for example, reunited on the PaleyFest stage in 2014 — and, given the fact that that show has scored its very own Hulu revival, it bodes well for a possible future for Parks & Rec.
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DBRS told Finance Minister Mario Centeno on Friday that it is "totally comfortable" with Portugal's fiscal position, an evaluation that the minister said bodes well for the country to keep its only investment grade rating.
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"Given that on this occasion there were no obvious temporary factors dragging on the economy, this bodes ill for economic growth (in Germany) this year too," said Andrew Kenningham, chief Europe economist at Capital Economics.
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All of this bodes well for businesses beyond those that sell avocado toast: Industries ranging from renewable energy organizations to social good enterprises stand to benefit from this influx of investment in the coming years.
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This bodes well for a rebound in growth in the spring, as bare shelves and empty warehouses have to be refilled going forward, setting the stage for a step-up in the pace of output.
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Meanwhile, the metal's strong Q1 performance bodes well for the upcoming quarter: Since 1990, gold has gained at least 6 percent in the first quarter of the year on 6 occasions, according to Kensho data.
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The Carolean Death March of 1719 The term "death march" never bodes well, but it is the only way to describe the grim military disaster that occurred in the Norwegian Tydal mountains in January 1719.
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No one will argue that Lineker's pantomime against Dodson wasn't funny, but if that was his frustration at a little defensive ringcraft it bodes especially badly for a bout with someone of Dominick Cruz's ability.
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"The demonstration of our relationship that came through this discussion bodes well for the future, in terms of any future discussion around tariffs or for that matter around NAFTA," he told reporters after his speech.
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Industry sources say automaker interest bodes well for the contracts, but they also stressed that new contracts usually take years to gain traction, adding that a lack of interest from steelmakers could slow the process.
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Strength in services bodes well for policymakers aiming to boost domestic demand at a time a possible trade war with the United States causes concern there could be a loss of economic momentum in China.
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What's rotten in the NFL is not getting any less so; the league is breathtakingly cynical and bottomlessly ambitious and extremely fucking stupid, and that is not a combination that bodes well for anyone involved.
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This works slightly better—it's quicker and more rhythmic and bodes fairly well for the start of the sex – but most interestingly it kind of suggests that being "Ordinary People" is what gets Ivanka off.
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That bodes well for the U.S. IPO market as ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc prepares for its highly anticipated debut, particularly with shares in smaller rival Lyft Inc floundering below their March offering price.
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Deadwood was a brilliant, complex, almost Shakespearean ensemble drama, and the fact that HBO has been able to wrangle just about everyone from the original show to reprise their roles bodes well for the project.
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"That Bloomberg is out bodes well for Biden's chances of getting to, if not a majority of pledged delegates, then a fairly significant plurality," said Josh Putnam, a political scientist who studies delegate allocation rules.
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For instance, the appeals court's decision bodes badly for the House's pursuit of Trump's tax returns from the IRS -- making it likely that an early-stage lawsuit over the returns will get dismissed as well.
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On a humanitarian level, this bodes ominously for local inhabitants — several civilians have already been killed in airstrikes, and the precedent of Turkey's 2017 "Olive Branch" operation suggests large-scale ethnic cleansing may follow suit.
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This not only bodes ill for the party in the general election, but reveals Trump has no mandate from the voters he claims to represent, and whose party he boasts a "presumptive" right to lead.
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While it's not the most exciting episode of The Walking Dead, the mid-season premiere bodes well for the rest of the 10th season, which will also be the final season for Michonne (Danai Gurira).
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Carper, the ranking member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, said "there's a good track record" for the panel, suggesting it bodes well for an agreement to fix America's trains, bridges and roads.
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While some endings likely took place during the eclipse, this planetary combination bodes well for people acting responsibly and maturely to discuss boundaries, or at least, allows for third parties to come in and help.
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Clinton's strong showing among black voters (she was backed by three-quarters of African-Americans), bodes well as she heads to South Carolina, where blacks made up 55 percent of the 2008 Democratic primary electorate. Mrs.
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"Doubling one's money in 15 months bodes well for Altimeter Capital, General Atlantic, and the rest of the Series F investors," said Phil Haslett, co-founder of EquityZen, a site that connects investors with start-ups.
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Yuan deposits in major offshore yuan hubs, such as Hong Kong and Taiwan, have been increasing in the past few months, which bodes well for the offshore yuan market and dim sum bond issuance this year.
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Here's the bare bones of it: This song is magic—dusky, measured, sexy; familiar yet fresh, languorous, and possessing an intimacy and poise that bodes well for duo who have come clean out of nowhere. Kinda.
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The 18-year-old failed to capture the final results of her all-day jewelry saga on Snapchat, which, given her proclivity to film her every waking moment, bodes poorly for the outcome of this drama.
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Its performance bodes well for other companies which derive much of their profit from high-margin handbags, and which have proved a hit with consumers in recent years, like Kering's Gucci or Birkin bag maker Hermes.
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Some of it bodes well for the Xbox's ongoing comeback, while other announcements seem to further put the platform at risk as it struggles to keep pace with Sony and the more successful PlayStation 27 consoles.
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Not only did it find incumbents generally have a built in bonus of 5 to 6 percentage points in the popular vote, the economy's relatively strong performance ahead of the election bodes well for the president.
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It will likely only grow stronger as more companies move to software in the cloud, and that bodes well for many of the players in this market, even those that didn't show up on Synergy's chart.
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One investor at a U.S. hedge fund said he expects pricing to be in the region of 5.75-6.25 percent but that a slowing Italian economy bodes ill for a bond issue from a retail company.
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Its performance bodes well for peers who derive much of their profits from high-margin handbags, and which have also proved a hit with consumers in recent years, like Kering's Gucci or Birkin bag maker Hermes.
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AMSTERDAM, Jan 18 (Reuters) - ASML, Europe's largest supplier to semiconductor manufacturers, on Wednesday reported fourth-quarter net income of 524 million euros, and said a growing order backlog of its newest machines bodes well for 2017.
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None of this bodes well for public housing in New York, which could lose as much as $216 million in badly-needed federal housing money if Congress approves cuts proposed in the Trump administration's 2018 budget.
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Uber investor Mitchell Green, a partner at Lead Edge Capital, said Lyft going public first bodes well for Uber, because if Lyft trades at a high multiple, the much-larger Uber will command even more money.
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BERLIN, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Accelerating inflation bodes well for the German economy and makes it more probable that the European Central Bank will alter its ultra-loose monetary policy, the ZEW research institute said on Tuesday.
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Another detail from the GDP statistics in the first half of the year that bodes well for continued growth is that inventories contracted outright by a significant amount in the second quarter, an exceedingly rare occurrence.
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"The turn-around in AM (asset management) net flows is very encouraging and also the solvency remains strong which bodes well for additional cash returns in the coming months," said Daniel Bischof, analyst at Baader Bank.
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But analysts warned last week that traders could be spooked if they grow to believe a shutdown bodes poorly for raising the federal debt limit this spring, in time to prevent a government default on debt.
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Neither possibility bodes well for Trump, who now faces the absurd but fitting possibility of being brought down not through exposure of his collusion with Russia but by the fallout from a single sordid sexual encounter.
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"The contrast between the growing deficit, which is back into troubling territory, with the blatant disregard for policies that are going to increase the debt is stunning and definitely bodes poorly for the economy," she said.
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Both Colton and his parents have been able to deal with any romantic tumult stemming from that divorce in a mature way — which bodes well if any wild drama goes down in the finale of Colton's season.
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Largest shareholder backs it: John Kapoor, an Akorn board member and former Insys Therapeutics CEO who owns 25% of the company, has "committed to supporting the transaction," which bodes well for the deal closing early next year.
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None of that bodes well for his shot at the final rose, but it definitely means this drama train isn't slowing down any time soon — no matter how much Luke S. or fans may want it to.
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The outcome boosts Republicans in several ways: Beyond making it easier for them to approve their economic priorities and confirm conservative judges, it also bodes well for President Donald Trump's chances of carrying the state in 2020.
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The trend of IPO candidates being acquired before hitting the public markets, as well as the strength of AppDynamics' roadshow, bodes well for the large number of tech companies expected to file their S-1s this year.
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Moreover, our sentiment checks suggest interest in F1 is surging YTD, which bodes well for rights fee step ups heading into a group of major broadcast renewals in 2021, as well as new sponsorship and hospitality opportunities.
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And hey, if you want something to salivate about with regard to the OnePlus 5, the company's newly announced partnership with camera experts DxO bodes well for improving one of the critical components of any modern smartphone.
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Trump is the most unpopular president at this point in his term since modern polling was invented, and his party has been paying the price in recent special elections — which bodes ominously for the GOP in 33.
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Every avenue for hardware differentiation and leadership will be explored, which, from a consumer's perspective, bodes well for a future of devices that are at the very least more interesting than the current crop we have today.
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While leaders in both chambers will still need to muster the votes for passage, the fact that all four signed off on the deal and a Trump endorsement followed bodes well for its future, people involved say.
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That bodes well for the likes of Chilean producer Codelco, Rio Tinto Plc and other major copper miners, who are investing billions of dollars to bring new supplies of the metal online during the next 20 years.
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"Since we saw fresh signs of strength in the job market that bodes well for the next payrolls report and that'll be the last major look at the economy before we hear from the Fed," he said.
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Research also shows that the more education and financial independence a woman has, the more likely she is to stay married, which means the fact that Hall doesn't "need" Murdoch's money bodes well for the marriage's longevity.
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That bodes ill for a continent where institutions are still fragile, corruption rife and economies weakened by the fall of commodity prices (one of the fastest-growing regions of the world has become one of the slowest).
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None of this bodes well for the future of international justice; the shifts in reasoning are confusing for the permanent International Criminal Court established by the United Nations in 2002, which often follows the Yugoslavia tribunal's precedents.
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As consumer behavior has shifted, a growing number of shoppers now begin their product searches on Amazon instead of Google, forcing companies to move their ad budgets to Amazon - a significant change that bodes well for Walmart.
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Venus connects with Saturn on May 31, which isn't the coziest combination of planetary energies, but they're working well together, which bodes well for your finances and feelings of security—an anchoring energy is in the air.
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Domestic demand, instead of exports, will drive economic growth in the second half of 2017 — a shift that bodes well for Southeast Asian countries, Credit Suisse said as it turned more optimistic on the region's banking sector.
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That she was able to not let the moment get the better of her is a testament to her mettle in high-pressure situations, which bodes well for her hopes of racking up more Grand Slam titles.
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DeWitt forecasts the combined losses for the insurance industry in the third quarter for hurricanes Irma and Harvey will be in the $35 billion to $80 billion range, which actually bodes well for the sector's share prices.
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One source said Nestle was particularly well-suited to buy the business, as the world's biggest packaged food company already owns rival malt drink Milo and has a big presence in India, which bodes well for synergies.
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"The strong demand for Lyft certainly bodes well for other unicorns," said Jay Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business, using a term for start-ups valued at $213 billion or more.
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Fun Mom Dinner seems like it could be a gamble — movies about moms cutting loose exist already — but the fact that this one is premiering at Sundance bodes well for both its originality and its humor quotient.
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"The data is relatively mixed but biased to the upside, and consumer sentiment continues to be strong and that bodes well for economic strength in 2018," said Matthew Miskin, market strategist at John Hancock Investments in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Furthermore, Civil War's box office success bodes well for Marvel's upcoming films centered on Spider-Man and Black Panther, two characters who were introduced in Civil War and lauded as some of the best parts of the film.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Giant panda twins born at a zoo in Belgium on Thursday face a precarious first few days but the "extremely rare" birth still bodes well for the vulnerable species, the Pairi Daiza zoo announced on Friday.
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But though Crazy Rich Asians' opening take was substantially smaller, its slim second-week swoon, bolstered by great reviews and strong word of mouth, indicates a slow but steady momentum that bodes well for the movie's continued success.
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The company's strained relationship with the CWU union, which has called for a strike ballot, "bodes ill for both business as usual productivity improvements and reaping the benefits of the medium-term strategy," Liberum analyst Gerald Khoo wrote.
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"The decline in loan rates bodes well for China's credit demand and growth outlook in the second half of 22019 to offset the impact of the ongoing trade disputes," wrote Zhaopeng Xing and Raymond Yeung, economists at ANZ.
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"The decline in loan rates bodes well for China's credit demand and growth outlook in the second half of 2019 to offset the impact of the ongoing trade disputes," wrote Zhaopeng Xing and Raymond Yeung, economists at ANZ.
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The annual military budget will have to pass a vote in the full chamber before it becomes official but the overwhelming vote in the Armed Services Committee bodes well for the space army's chances of becoming a reality.
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It also bodes ill for Abe, who has repeatedly urged companies to lift worker compensation to foster sustainable growth in the world's third-largest economy through a virtuous cycle of increased household spending, higher business investment and production.
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Trump's pick to lead the EPA, Scott Pruitt, is known for generally being anti-science, pro-business, and anti-regulation, none of which bodes well for a ban on a product use by some parts of American industry.
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This bodes well for the Cavs' chances in Game 5—particularly given that the Warriors will probably have to abandon their small lineups entirely, and instead play either Festus Ezeli or Anderson Varejao at center when Bogut rests.
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"The crude oil drawdown disappointed some, but the fairly large rise in refinery utilization bodes well for crude oil demand in the coming weeks," said John Kilduff, partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital LLC in New York.
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Zines tend to connect the artist more directly with its intended audience, as opposed to a trade publication or a bespoke edition where the imprint of the publisher or gallery or other institution bodes heavily in that connection.
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"Our athletes are getting on World Cup podiums in impressive numbers in this pre-Olympic season so it really bodes well for Pyeongchang," said Isabelle Charest, a three-time Olympic medalist and Canada's chef de mission for Pyeongchang.
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If anything, the fact that he even made the race close—in a district that former congressman and current Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price won by more than 20 points last year—bodes well for Democrats.
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In an interview, Knight said that upcoming exhibitions will focus on everything from handpainted movie posters from Ghana to political resistance posters from Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, which bodes well for a thoughtful and balanced programming.
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"We have won ... and this bodes well when it comes to the future, especially for the parliamentary election," Kaczynski said on Sunday after exit poll showed PiS had scored 32.3 percent in the vote for provincial assembly members.
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Plus, the planet's atmosphere containing hydrogen also bodes well for the continued presence of water vapor — hydrogen is much lighter, so it would be the first molecule to go if K2-18b's atmosphere were stripped away by radiation.
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LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lyft Inc's shares rose as much as 22.16 percent in their market debut on Friday, amid strong investor demand for the ride-hailing service that bodes well for larger rival Uber Technologies Inc.
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The fact that Crichton's Malcolm is pumped up on morphine for the last half of Jurassic Park, in the wake of a fatal tyrannosaur bite, makes him all the more quotable, which bodes well for Jurassic World 2.
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As a result, Scott Palmer, an intellectual property lawyer at Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton, which represents American corporations in China, said the New Balance ruling bodes well for a number of cases that he has before the courts.
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This inherent contradiction between Promesa's intent and the actions of Proskauer Rose over the last couple of years makes their choice as the control board's legal advisers very puzzling, and we believe bodes ill for any meaningful change.
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Still, while Mr. Zelensky's steadfastness was a relief to millions of Ukrainians, the intransigence of Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, brought into sharper relief a few realities, none of which bodes well for the West in the long term.
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Beneath this election's dark plotlines about temperament, party infighting and accusations of sexual assault, that underlying pattern bodes badly for the G.O.P. "What happens if you abandon the places where most people live?" said Mr. Perlstein, the historian.
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It actually tells us less about where Trump wants to take the tax code than his campaign plan did, which bodes poorly for anyone who hoped Trump was serious about a sweeping, pro-growth overhaul of the system.
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Remarkably, the 3D models used for the study indicate that this process, which requires a wet, porous core, has been ongoing for potentially billions of years, an observation that bodes well for astrobiologists in search of microbial alien life.
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Since studies suggest that more than half of the link between parental and child income develops as a result of what happens in the classroom, the convergence of rich and poor pupils' exam results bodes well for social mobility.
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Microsoft's acquisition and integration of Xamarin has, at least from the outside, been a success (and Friedman himself always seems very happy about the outcome when I talk to him), so I think this bodes quite well for GitHub.
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I don't know what it bodes for the rest of this week that the first thing I saw this morning was Azealia Banks accusing Elon Musk and Grimes of "some weird threesome sex shit," but I don't like it.
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"Consumers have seen steady job and income gains throughout the year, resulting in continued confidence and the greater use of credit, which bodes well for more spending throughout the holiday season," said Jack Kleinhenz, chief economist for the NRF.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's biggest companies are beset by doubts about the future after last month's vote to leave the European Union and have slashed their investment plans, according to a survey on Monday that bodes poorly for the economy.
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Automakers could see a new market in ride services drivers and believe the fast adoption of ride service technology bodes well for self-driving car technology, a big area of investment for many companies, said auto analyst Alan Baum.
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It actually tells us less about where Donald Trump wants to take the tax code than his campaign plan did, which bodes poorly for anyone who hoped Trump was serious about a sweeping, pro-growth overhaul of the system.
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Regardless of whether this strategy succeeds in keeping business investment in the U.S. and bringing back manufacturing jobs, it bodes ill for a global economy — emerging markets, in particular — that look to the U.S. for investment and funding needs.
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"Donor countries are not living up to their 2015 pledge to ramp up development finance and this bodes badly for us being able to achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals," said OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría, in a statement.
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China has exonerated a doctor who was officially reprimanded for warning about the coronavirus outbreak and later died of the disease, a startling admission of error by the ruling Communist Party that generally bodes no challenges to its authority.
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This decision bodes well for other vertical deals currently under review such as (Aetna Inc-CVS Health Corp) AET/CVS, (Express Scripts Holding Co-Cigna Corp) ESRX/CI, and Twenty-first Century Fox Inc-Walt Disney Co) FOX/Disney.
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As result, DeWitt forecasts the combined losses for the insurance industry in the third quarter for hurricanes Irma and Harvey will be in the $35 billion to $80 billion range, which actually bodes well for the sector's share prices.
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"The very strong improvement in margin and earnings per share growth this semester again bodes well for our ability to reach our objectives for the year with expected growth acceleration in the course of the second half," he said.
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The likelihood, then, is that hundreds of thousands of Rohingya children will grow up both stateless and homeless — an untethered life of displacement that bodes ill for a people already wounded by decades of military persecution in Rakhine State.
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The easing of U.S.-China trade tensions is likely to underpin riskier assets such as equities and bodes well for the dollar against the safe-haven yen, said Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for Oanda in Singapore.
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"Alongside these fund flows, we've continued to expand our capacity to attract new clients and build upon our existing client relationships, both in the UK and in Asia, and this bodes well for our future growth," Bellamy said in a statement.
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A sustained increase in visitor arrivals in Singapore, which saw 4% yoy growth in the January-July 0003 period (2016: 8%), also bodes well for GENS as it focuses on expanding its regional premium mass business and reinvests in its facilities.
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"President-elect Donald Trump's victory, combined with continued Republican control of the Senate, bodes well for all banks as the potential for lower regulation and higher economic growth improves the outlook for earnings," equity researcher Steve Moss said in the report.
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LINE: Missouri -217 ABOUT FLORIDA (22-3683, 2368-234 SEC): The Gators' defense has been solid - as usual - under Shannon, ranking 231th in the nation in total defense, and is especially tough against the pass, which bodes well against Missouri.
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Washington A secretive U.S. government panel has objected to at least nine acquisitions of U.S. companies by foreign buyers so far this year, people familiar with the matter said, a historically high number that bodes poorly for China's overseas buying spree.
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That new bodes well for Carol and Bridge of Spies, which both led this year's list of nominees with nine each, followed closely by The Revenant with eight, Mad Max: Fury Road with seven, and Brooklyn and The Martian with six.
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"It does help indicate continued and increasing strength in the overall U.S. employment picture, which bodes very well for an impending Fed rate hike," Gain Capital's head of research James Chen wrote in a research note on the latest ADP data.
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" Robby Mook, the former secretary of state's campaign manager, who has been markedly critical of Comey since the 2016 election, tweeted that he was "surprised" by the fact that he can't see "how this bodes well for the Russia investigation.
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It even lost 1 million users in the US. Twitter Moments didn't move the needle Twitter Moments didn't move the needle This bodes poorly for Twitter's next big change that launched this morning — the shift to an algorithmically sorted timeline.
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Finding ancient organic molecules in the top 5 centimeters of rock that was deposited when Mars may have been habitable bodes well for us to learn the story of organic molecules on Mars with future missions that will drill deeper.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell's first oil field sale after its $230 billion BG Group acquisition bodes well for its disposal talks in the North Sea, Gabon and New Zealand, according to sources, signaling buyers will meet its expectations on value.
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