Breathing room But Zuma is, perhaps, more vulnerable than ever.
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The country has recently bought itself breathing room as well.
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They're both pants that give our legs some breathing room.
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"That can help give you some breathing room," he said.
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Debt relief would give Puerto Rico's government some breathing room.
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Besides, you so rarely got breathing room in this city.
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That gave us breathing room, which we ended up needing.
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"Gave us some breathing room," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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"There is no breathing room in this neighborhood," she said.
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Neither side had much breathing room in the second half.
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For my mom, this got her some vital breathing room.
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Andrew Yang also benefited from a little more breathing room.
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It offers breathing room to consider and explore new options.
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For Bryan Diffenderfer, leaving was about acquiring financial breathing room.
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But during Saturday's game, the Cubs gave fans some breathing room.
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The Fed has breathing room between the election and Inauguration Day.
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But critics say change is late and leaves little breathing room.
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Seattle got some breathing room with three runs in the seventh.
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The new pledges gave the agency a bit more breathing room.
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Or give yourself more breathing room by arriving to work earlier.
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Valaika then connected off Hatcher to give Holland more breathing room.
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But having a little breathing room has gone a long way.
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Tuesday's contests should give him some breathing room in that quest.
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This claustrophobic bubble of spectacle offers little breathing room for truth.
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But in the seventh, the Angels gave themselves some breathing room.
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The Nationals gave themselves a little breathing room in the eighth.
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I just want to give my identity a little breathing room.
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The delay would buy the president some much-needed breathing room.
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The Angels gained some breathing room with a three-run sixth.
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GOP leaders have a little more breathing room in the House.
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Chances are, you won't regret giving your crew some more breathing room.
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Kane gave the Sabres much-needed breathing room with 4:18 remaining.
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The Australian dollar was given some breathing room as the greenback slumped.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois has won some breathing room from Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Passing the 2019 budget gives the government a bit more breathing room.
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The fabric is soft and the Ballpark Pouch provides some breathing room.
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In good times there's lots of breathing room, which supports big portfolios.
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That should help Switzerland get even more breathing room in the midfield.
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John Flannery, the new leader at General Electric, has some breathing room.
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That move gives Sinclair plenty of breathing room to buy more stations.
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The different layers of paper have breathing room — actual space between them.
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Richard Fisher: They're going to have to give him breathing room here.
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Rose tossed in a 3-pointer to give Detroit some breathing room.
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Seeking more breathing room, she moved to Newburgh, enjoying the same schedule.
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Another 4-0 win, with Dempsey providing breathing room on an early goal.
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They left a few rows open to give them a little breathing room.
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But that breathing room has apparently required a sort of all-in bet.
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Here are the easiest and quickest ways to get some breathing room again.
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So, with a little breathing room, what do we think of Trump now?
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Morris then fired in a contested 20-footer to provide some breathing room.
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In the meantime, let's check our intentions and give people some breathing room.
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Teske then scored inside twice more to give Michigan plenty of breathing room.
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"The reduced demand for power gives utilities a little breathing room," says Hebner.
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"We need a breathing room, an easing of tensions," Mr. Moon said Friday.
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Typically, you can walk away from a boss and they'll grant breathing room.
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You have some breathing room to be thoughtful, use it to think.6.
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"This gives the Riksbank some breathing room," said Olle Holmgren, analyst at SEB.
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Rather, Trump's unwillingness to give Republicans needed breathing room is another serious impediment.
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The IRS has now built a little more breathing room into the accounts.
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Size up in your corset (or corseted dress) so you have enough breathing room.
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Cramer's decision to not run in the Senate raise gave Heitkamp some breathing room.
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Things got better and then I had some breathing room to still do music.
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But 20 years later, they're giving President Donald Trump a lot more breathing room.
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"The G20 summit offered German industry some breathing room," he said in a statement.
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Click through for ten open back sweaters that give your back some breathing room.
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Kevin runs into Beth, who's just looking for a little breathing room from Randall.
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The city is getting some breathing room as second-quarter tax receipts come in.
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It's all very organic and there's a lot of breathing room in our songs.
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To give myself mental breathing room, I have to create a financial safety zone.
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That gives banks some breathing room if assets in WMPs don't perform as planned.
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This provides breathing room that mobile VR, including the early Daydream catalog, still needs.
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Students will therefore have more breathing room to meet state and college aid deadlines.
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Lower payments can give you breathing room until you can afford to pay more.
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For Donald Trump, the most pragmatic thing to do was buy some breathing room.
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Technically, it gives the US and Europe more breathing room to strike a deal.
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It also provides some much-needed breathing room between the film's electric action sequences.
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Breathing room: The fourth-quarter results bought both companies more time to prove themselves.
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His refreshing guidance invites us, allowing breathing room, to consider, occasionally to respectfully disagree.
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In addition, Gottlieb permits breathing room for those seeking to reform the patent system.
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And after four tight innings, Mets starter Steven Matz had that magical breathing room.
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The Giants gave their bullpen some additional breathing room with a two-run eighth.
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Bieniemy quickly sank the open 3-pointer to give the Sooners some breathing room.
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The question is whether Clinton will give the Democrats the breathing room they need.
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Once you've remedied and apologized, give yourself some breathing room to clear your head.
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Calgary led 2-1 before two third-period power plays provided some breathing room.
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More likely than not, Comcast isn't looking for some limited breathing room to accommodate innovation.
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DeRozan connected on the next two Spurs' possessions to give San Antonio some breathing room.
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Hanzal gave the Stars some breathing room at the 9:13 mark of the third.
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This move loosened its interest coverage ratio requirement and now provides Valeant more breathing room.
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This gives everyone breathing room and lets Apple dominate the news cycle twice this fall.
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Once they get down to $5, however, "there's not much breathing room left," Quan said.
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The modest rise in average hourly wage number should give the Fed some breathing room.
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So, rather than jump on Weinstein, they give him a few days of breathing room.
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It would then dial down its hike talk and give breathing room to the economy.
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Take spring as an opportunity to give your legs (and, erm, crotch) some breathing room.
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He's trying, but it's hard to get breathing room with a Nigerian everywhere he turns.
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But that's why we said six months, which we think will give people breathing room.
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But Star Wars adventures tend to be better appreciated with a bit of breathing room.
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Yeah, no one's saying we've solved it, but there's a little bit of breathing room.
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I think breathing room is important especially when you've been a band for 15 years.
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It's a zero-gravity effect that creates breathing room, which is what Boi-13da wanted.
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A little breathing room before we commit to each other for the rest of our lives?
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Whitehurst found that the EITC gives parents breathing room to create a happier, more stable household.
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Bader walked to force home the tying run and Fowler's double gave St. Louis breathing room.
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While that lifeline gave the president some initial breathing room, the economy has continued to flail.
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A&M trailed just 17-15 in the early going before Auburn created some breathing room.
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Breathing room is an aphrodisiac, and your partner will have to match your independent, driven spirit.
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L'Engle's characters are given the breathing room to simply exist, instead of constantly discuss their differences.
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Last year, Bacon earned about $30,000 from her blog, which gives her budget some breathing room.
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Newfound breathing room has given the company the freedom to concentrate on its long-term health.
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It doesn't solve all their problems, but it gives them breathing room, and Maduro stays in.
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That gives the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee breathing room as it seeks to normalize policy.
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But Butler scored five points during a 9-543 run that gave Miami some breathing room.
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While she holds a small lead nationally, the battleground map that gives her some breathing room.
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Pietrangelo scored his 11th goal to give St. Louis some breathing room with 5:23 remaining.
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Clinton some breathing room because of his hard-line conservative positions on abortion and gay rights.
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SF-based startup Oxygen hopes to give those freelancers some breathing room in their financial lives.
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Innovative ideas like these offer the promise of breathing room for our increasingly space-crunched cities.
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" Mr. Taylor said that with Mr. Trump, "we have breathing room; we have a little time.
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Getting rid of those vending machine lines will provide much-needed breathing room in some stations.
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And a (dead) mole is found, giving Greg some breathing room on that whole "betrayal" thing.
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But Washington's influence could either help us speed up the process or give some breathing room.
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Still, the absence of immediate impact could also give both sides breathing room to calm down.
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The SoftBank bailout has given WeWork some breathing room, but there are big problems to fix.
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A two-run seventh had given the Mariners some breathing room before the wild eighth inning.
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"It has been used to give themselves a little bit of breathing room," Mr. Clarke said.
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Utah led through much of the second quarter after Rubio helped the Jazz create some breathing room.
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That gave it a little more breathing room (if we can all ignore EOUS — as in nausEOUS).
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Webster's layup with 17:32 showing ignited a 7-0 run and gave them some breathing room.
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In fact, financial advisors caution against embarking on irreversible financial moves until you have some breathing room.
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Now just when it seems like he might find some breathing room, you up the interest rates!
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There won't be as much breathing room for any of these stars as they had last season.
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Tidy up and expect changes in your routine, but also allow some breathing room in your schedule.
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Such a plan would also give Republicans more breathing room to work on other issues this year.
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Collins to back Trump's pick for budget chief: Mulvaney got some breathing room on Wednesday when Sen.
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Solomon Vault returned the ensuing kickoff 95 yards for a score to give Northwestern some breathing room.
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Bledsoe gave Milwaukee some breathing room, hitting his first 3 of the night with 2:44 left.
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Matthews scored on a power play at 11:11 to give the Leafs a little breathing room.
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Back when Trump entered office, the party seemed inclined to give him some breathing room on Russia.
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Anthony converted a 3-point play and Rose hit a runner to give the Knicks breathing room.
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He argued that the Fed's record during the recession should grant it some breathing room from policymakers.
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If you haven't retired yet, there are some simple ways to give your portfolio some breathing room.
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When Modi took power for his first term, global oil prices slumped, giving his government breathing room.
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So did Voit, whose three-run homer in the ninth inning gave the Yankees more breathing room.
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He also announced a deferment of quarterly Value Added Tax payments to give businesses additional breathing room.
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You'll usually pay more in interest over the long term, but you'll gain financial breathing room now.
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Fowler and Bader hit back-to-back homers in the eighth to give St. Louis breathing room.
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Nvidia has a little breathing room but perhaps not as strong a negotiating position for its deals.
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Trump's apparent decision to punt until after the election gives Republicans on Capitol Hill some breathing room.
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Jordan buried a 21-foot 33-pointer to give the Bulls some breathing room at 23-210.
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The reprises were meant to give some breathing room from all the signing; some dub-style versions.
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With the Diamondbacks ahead 2-1, Goldschmidt launched a two-run double to give Arizona some breathing room.
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The added bonus is that paintings are exhibited in spacious digs with lots of breathing room between them.
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A lot of fans love Infinity War, but it's a cluttered movie without a lot of breathing room.
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Of course, the Core isn't slated to arrive until January, which still gives the company some breathing room.
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Strong equity markets and low interest rates have given them the breathing room to focus on debt repayment.
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A neat plot and low stakes give breathing room to the true flesh and blood of the movie.
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The Brewers established some breathing room by tacking on two runs in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings.
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Even on weekends, Ari's hot spots have free seats and ample breathing room — a rarity in bustling Bangkok.
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But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's favoring of incremental change gives breathing room to health care companies, he said.
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LG's rival Samsung Electronics, whose imported washers also will be hit by the tariffs, has more breathing room.
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Some also think a renegotiation of a loan agreement with China might also give it some breathing room.
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But it's those subtle changes, like a simple color choice and more breathing room, that make the difference.
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Making regulations smart gives people breathing room to operate so they can focus on innovation instead of regulation.
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For breathing room, I think he could also target some combination of Michigan, New Hampshire, Iowa and Nevada.
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Then the Jazz created some breathing room in the second quarter by knocking down shots from the perimeter.
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"After last week's sell-off, order books got some breathing room," Bauerle said in an email to CNBC.
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" Leave "a little breathing room between your furniture pieces and walls, as this visually opens up your space.
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However, all of those payments were subject to a 30-day grace period, giving Caracas some breathing room.
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He uses the breathing room to ask me questions and, more importantly, think about what he's doing next.
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The developing world coal binge was on the verge of eliminating any remaining breathing room on climate change.
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They want breathing room but disdain the energy wastefulness, visual monotony and social conformity of postwar manufactured neighborhoods.
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Not really — but this doesn't mean we shouldn't be happy to have some breathing room to find one.
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But compared with her previous works, and to its advantage, "Fame Notions" gives the viewer more breathing room.
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You know, China gave us a couple of months of breathing room to prepare our hospitals, et cetera.
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You know, China gave us a couple of months of breathing room to prepare our hospitals, et cetera.
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It allowed some breathing room for a little BIG CHEESE fill, while really minimizing the 3-letter answers.
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This week's move from the central bank could provide Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government with some breathing room.
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The store itself had ample breathing room: high ceilings, sleek materials, clothing racks that oozed dignified European glitz.
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Perhaps CD Projekt RED decided to take Square Enix's delay as a chance to get some breathing room?
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At 97-92, Beal made a basket and a free throw to give his team some breathing room.
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But then Fowler sank his 22015-footer at 12 to give himself some breathing room at 12 under.
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But Satoransky made a 163-pointer to provide some breathing room at 115-105 with 5:281 left.
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In addition, it should also provide the island with breathing room to put its economic house in order.
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Federal disaster relief money gives the Island breathing room to offset deflationary pressures from needed targeted fiscal downsizing.
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All of this means Tesla has bought itself more breathing room than it's had in years, maybe ever.
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Not having a credit card bill will give you more breathing room if times get tight, McBride said.
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Stewart used a three-point play to give the Fighting Hawks some breathing room with a 64-61.
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In a 2005 speech, he argued that regulators needed to provide breathing room for financial companies to experiment.
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Odor's run-scoring two-out double in the ninth off Jordan Lyles gave closer Sam Dyson more breathing room.
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Its new management team refinanced the company's debt burden last week, giving it more breathing room to repay creditors.
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Garner, 43, has finally found "more breathing room" since splitting from Affleck in June after 10 years of marriage.
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Comments like Ryan's on Thursday will give them some breathing room to distance themselves from Trump, if need be.
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In Breathing Room, an explicitly diverse group of characters will occupy a random selection of phone booths around London.
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There's 32GB of built-in storage to work with and some breathing room thanks to a microSD card slot.
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A steal, layup and free throw by Thomas gave Creighton some breathing room, 74-563, with 2:57 left.
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This buys them some breathing room for the next several quarters in the case of a weaker demand environment.
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Allowing the dispute to drag on will make it harder to solve and give Islamic State militants breathing room.
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I've also found that I enjoy the breathing room in between episodes — it gives me more room to explore.
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There are steps you can take to get collectors off your back, giving you more breathing room to strategize.
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Those agreements only succeeded in giving breathing room for North Korea to continue building nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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The Pelicans couldn't get any closer, and the Jazz eventually created some breathing room behind Korver's hot perimeter shooting.
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The slam gave Jeff Hoffman, who made his third career start, breathing room and time to find his footing.
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The First Amendment needs breathing room, but it does not require encouraging deliberate lies, even about dead public figures.
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Ilyasova answered with two free throws and Middleton added a short jumper to give the Bucks some breathing room.
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It offered a bit of breathing room for those who would soon find an expressway running beside their neighborhood.
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Definitely. Will it make it more difficult to get the breathing room when Uber makes its next inevitable mistake?
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Would the incoming Obama administration have had more political breathing room to spend enough to actually restart the economy?
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There's little breathing room on these songs — both Bad Bunny and his music seep into all the available space.
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It struck me as an elegant but way too cramped treatment of a subject that wanted more breathing room.
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That protection gave the Kurds breathing room to build an autonomous region and the bones of an independent state.
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If there was a moment for that kind of restraint (the kind that creates breathing room), it is now.
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This provides breathing room for the board to start the process of restructuring and oversee a sustainable budget process.
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Stabilizing the markets for a year, he said, would provide breathing room to "tackle bigger issues" on health care.
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Rose scored in the lane to give his team some breathing room, but Rubio came back with a layup.
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If the surge worked, it would buy the new Afghan forces breathing room and allow the US to extricate itself.
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That gives Boeing some breathing room even as the 737 Max grounding slows both production and deliveries of the aircraft.
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Even though the terminals end with a horizontal cut-off, there is more breathing room for the internal white space.
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SS Nick Ahmed was given a start off for the third time this season to get a little breathing room.
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The ruling gives Temer some breathing room but will not end a political crisis enveloping the beleaguered center-right leader.
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I don't know if that's true or not but working in LA allows you to have breathing room and space.
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If the company is successful, this step could provide it with the breathing room it needs to reinvigorate its brand.
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But MetLife's victory may give other financial firms the luxury of a little more breathing-room before making such decisions.
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At times Mr. Platt's performance feels so exposed that you want to look away, to give him some breathing room.
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Saad gave the Blackhawks some breathing room when he punched in a pass from Toews with 3:34 to go.
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Just one lost seat either pulls the Senate into a tie or gives the Republicans some much needed breathing room.
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Then De Aza provided critical breathing room with a three-run blast that allowed Colon to pitch into the seventh.
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Bogaerts gave the Red Sox plenty of breathing room with his three-run blast in the eighth off Austin Adams.
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These give your feet major breathing room (and some extra height) without feeling like you'll step right out of them.
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It seemed Mr. Trump would let his handpicked F.B.I. director do his work unimpeded, giving Mr. Wray some breathing room.
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"We kind of thought 'Oh well, maybe we've got some breathing room,'" said a spokeswoman in Collier County, Kate Albers.
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Still, we have a little breathing room before the next round of even more crippling sanctions kicks in this November.
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The Fighting Irish created some breathing room on an 8-yard rushing touchdown by Book with 3:33 to go.
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The deal is meant to allow for some breathing room for the system amid attempts to improve or replace it.
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Trier hit a 3-pointer to give Arizona some breathing room to make it 0003-63 with 6:14 left.
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Weaker wage growth would signal a lack of pressure on inflation, and that could give the Fed some breathing room.
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Levie said the weak guidance was to ensure Box has appropriate breathing room as it invests to diversify its business.
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The Bulldogs let the Roadrunners hang around for the first 257 minutes before a surge gave Gonzaga some breathing room.
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Leaving her high-paying job allowed her to find breathing room, and realize how much anxiety she had been shouldering.
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But high-rises are rare in this low-slung city (at least so far), which allows for some breathing room.
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As social media becomes clogged with gifs and pictures, Twitter needed to give its users a little bit more breathing room.
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It's logical that Apple pushed the launch of this new iPhone SE to WWDC to give the iPad event breathing room.
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Marquette's Joey Hauser hit a jumper to give the Golden Eagles some breathing room at 67-58 with 4:08 left.
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The drawings are graphite rubbings, and they offer respite from the conceptual tightness of the sculpture — a bit of breathing room.
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If you want to start the new year with some financial breathing room, here are the steps you need to take.
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It was Young who stepped up again, along with Khadeem Lattin, hitting several baskets to give the Sooners some breathing room.
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Solid gains in conversion rates for both mobile and desktop users also provided some breathing room this go around for Etsy.
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The pool of Democrats that might back Kavanaugh to potentially give Republicans some breathing room has shrunk to only two – Sens.
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Ballock canned a 215-pointer to give the Blue Jays some breathing room for 133-213 lead with 242:236 left.
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It is a suspenseful Orwellian love story that could have used more breathing room to grow into a full-blown novel.
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First, ISIS, who get a little bit of breathing room in the chaos, just as they were close to being extinguished.
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This step could provide the retailer with the breathing room it needs to reinvigorate its brand, the credit ratings agency said.
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Adrian Beltre followed with a two-run homer to center to give Darvish some breathing room, not that he needed much.
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She stayed on the platform, waiting for another E train that she hoped would have more a little more breathing room.
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The briefing also helped win the U.S. military and diplomats some breathing room to plan a more deliberate exit from Syria.
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Our architecture critic visited three new or expanded parks along the Brooklyn and Queens shorelines that offer a little breathing room.
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"This is indeed a step in the right direction ... We need to leave breathing room for satire and parody," Citron said.
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Giving North Korea breathing room by relaxing the pressure may persuade the North Koreans that staying in the talks is worthwhile.
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That would provide the Department of Homeland Security with critical breathing room to make any necessary administration changes, the companies argue.
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When a company faces financial strain or needs to change strategy, new CEOs will want to buy themselves some breathing room.
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He said the new owners should have had at least four years of breathing room to get the business on track.
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And the outbreak of fighting between the Turks and the Kurds just might give ISIS enough breathing room to regroup. Confused?
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He has paid down enough debt that he's got some breathing room to be able to have the stock go higher.
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Many new tiny-house locales offer breathing room in park settings furnished with outdoor amenities like picnic tables and fire pits.
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The deed-in-lieu of foreclosure gave us some breathing room; it was an opportunity I was determined not to waste.
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And despite North Korea's missile advancement on Tuesday, Mr. Xi still has some breathing room, Chinese military and strategic experts said.
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It unfolds chronologically up the Guggenheim's quarter-mile spiral, and his frail anthropoids have generous breathing room in the museum's bays.
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The Rams got a little breathing room to start the drive with a pair of 2-yard runs by Todd Gurley.
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But Koepka watched his nine-foot putt slip by the cup, settling for a par to give Woodland some breathing room.
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The public protectors report calls for a judicial inquiry into the corruption allegations,that could give Zuma and his allies' breathing room.
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Recent lending rate cuts by big commercial banks have given policymakers "more breathing room", said Thammarat Kittisiripat, economist of KT Zmico Securities.
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We've reached out to Nintendo to ask what kind of breathing room users can expect before their hard-earned save file disappeared.
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Let's hope Fiona is up for a family reunion in the future, though — once she finally gets some long awaited breathing room.
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But analysts say while the expectations have come down sharply for 2019, so have stock prices, and that could provide breathing room.
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The $3 million round should give the company a bit of breathing room while it continues to prove and improve its technology.
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It is considering a higher-than-expected cash call after positive feedback from investors and to give it breathing room on disposals.
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A 3-pointer by Tyree Crump gave the Bulldogs some breathing room, and the Bulldogs hung on to move to 693-1.
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The ones that are just snug enough in all the right places, yet loose enough that they allow for some breathing room.
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At the advice of his manager, Alex has pumped the brakes on Beach Slang this year to give it some breathing room.
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Daylen Kountz's free throw and a Shane Gatling jumper gave the Buffaloes a bit of breathing room and a 63-58 lead.
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But as we confront our younger, more problematic past selves preserved online, the line between personal growth and punishment deserves breathing room.
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The delay gives the NFL extra breathing room to stage a game in China with the Rams as the home team, nfl.
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Leading, 1-0, early in the third, the Senators got a little breathing room as Hoffman scored his team-leading 22nd goal.
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The radar altimeter suggests a minimum altitude of about 2,940 feet which, at that speed, isn't a whole lot of breathing room.
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Since early demand for the ES8 is somewhat light, NIO has some breathing room to make sure it gets the process right.
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Myles Johnson's layup and two free throws from Peter Kiss gave the Scarlet Knights some breathing room with 1:22 to go.
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In fact, the economic downturn in 2008 is what allowed them the breathing room to enter e-commerce, late in the game.
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"Both (Cain and Orlando) swung the bat really well and gave us a lot of breathing room," said Royals manager Ned Yost.
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Another Republican would give the GOP some more breathing room in winning close Senate votes – the healthcare bill failed by one vote.
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Mattress Firm had filed for voluntary bankruptcy protection in early October, gaining some breathing room to restructure and shore up its finances.
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According to the first three sources, the deal has given CSN some additional breathing room to avert a fire-sale of assets.
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The trend would get the Fed closer to its 2 percent target and give it some breathing room for additional rate hikes.
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For one thing, the 15-inch display's ultra-wide 16:9 aspect ratio means even more breathing room on the keyboard front.
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The tuba player needed a little more breathing room than the enthusiastic selfie-taker gave him, so he straight up tubas her.
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Meanwhile, states like Montana and North Dakota that joined in the lawsuit against the EPA welcomed the "breathing room" the stay provides.
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"This gives them some breathing room so they are not forced to do asset sales," a New York-based trader told IFR.
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After the 2018 election they grew their majority to 85033 seats, giving them more breathing room to get through the change. Sen.
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The victory in Indiana gives them a little more breathing room if races in Arizona and Nevada, in particular, go to Democrats.
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On Friday morning it was more or less flat at 57.15 pesos per U.S. dollar, giving policymakers a bit of breathing room.
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The bow at the top of the shoe is adjustable in case you want to give your foot even more breathing room.
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Speaking at the World Energy Conference in Istanbul he said the current oil price was giving producers a little more breathing room.
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Supporters only needed 2628 votes on Thursday, giving them more breathing room, compared to the 28500 votes needed on Tuesday's procedural hurdle.
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Ms. Raymond, the Travel Channel host, and her husband like to give each other breathing room, especially when they're on longer trips.
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She has learned to give the events of her life some breathing room before pouring them onto the page or the screen.
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Taxes increased, too — bolstering cash flows and creating the trust fund surpluses that have given retirees and current politicians some breathing room.
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As a result, Chinese exports have fallen more than 40 percent, creating breathing room — and opportunities — for other emerging market steel producers.
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Knocking out at least some US regional air power, according to Baker, gives the North Koreans a little bit of breathing room.
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And even as pressure builds from outside the Capitol, members on the committee are trying to give their chairman some breathing room.
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Flores delivered a two-run homer in the sixth inning that gave the Mets breathing room, increasing their lead to 4-1.
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Keeping costs down means you'll need less money for retirement and your budget will have some breathing room to meet your goals.
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Supporters only needed 51 votes on Thursday, giving them more breathing room, compared to the 60 votes needed on Tuesday's procedural hurdle.
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Supporters only needed 51 votes on Thursday, giving them more breathing room, compared to the 60 votes needed on Tuesday's procedural hurdle.
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That was a bigger decline than the market had expected and is widely seen as giving the central bank some breathing room.
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"The judge's order has given us enough breathing room to continue the fight, but we know our work is far from over."
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But lack of a clear replacement and signs of economic growth have given the scandal-plagued president some breathing room, allies have said.
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This breathing room could allow the administration to refocus and maybe finally announce the $1 trillion infrastructure plan Trump's teased since the campaign.
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How it does that speaks to the ways Lindelof has evolved as a writer — or simply been given the proper creative breathing room.
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Raising interest rates have given the Federal Reserve some breathing room for the next time a downturn hits, economist John Taylor said Friday.
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His release buys Turkey's economy some breathing room, and its leadership a dash of badly needed goodwill in Congress and the White House.
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Niantic has tried to give itself breathing room by doing a phased rollout across the globe, so it can build up an infrastructure.
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It's time to let your feet rejoin the world of the living with a bit more breathing room and a bit more color.
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The slowdown in rental growth could give renters "breathing room" and potentially make it easier for them to transition to homeownership, she added.
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Simmons, Butler, Embiid, Redick, and Shamet is one that should handle its business on defense while supplying three stars with necessary breathing room.
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It was a huge hit for us when Josh (Thole) hit that ball and scored two runs, it gave us some breathing room.
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"The second goal gave us breathing room, but we really were together on a lot ... of our game," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said.
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Carroll had his own answer — a 3-point jumper, and the Cowboys had some breathing room and the Governors would get no closer.
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The purpose is to give Puerto Rico some breathing room, much the way the bankruptcy code gives struggling companies shelter from their creditors.
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After a string of close losses, TCU gave itself ample breathing room by routing No. 33 West Virginia 82-73 in Fort Worth.
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GOP aides say the vote is more likely to happen next week, giving Republicans just under two weeks of breathing room to negotiate.
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Riesgo pais de Argentina: here The peso strengthened 4.36% on Friday to 55 pesos per dollar, giving policymakers a bit of breathing room.
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The wide legs offer plenty of breathing room, while the stretch gives me the go-ahead to squat or skip as I please.
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"Javy with the big, big hit— the three-run homer to help us out — gave me a little breathing room there," Hammel said.
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But the president had plenty of breathing room in state-specific polls, which turned out to be a better predictor of the outcome.
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It's as if the agenda were to reclaim a little breathing room, and remind the world of Mr. Martin's other regions of interest.
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Janet rationed off parts of herself, seamlessly switching between full-length tracks and interludes, creating a rhythm that allowed breathing room when necessary.
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Why it matters: While not a comprehensive solution, the agreements will restore a degree of stability to Berlin and give Merkel breathing room.
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Nari Ward also explores complex questions of belonging in the installation "Breathing Room" (2019), which is tucked inside a nook in a corner.
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Although he gave Canadian and Mexican steel makers a reprieve, the exemption is seen here as giving breathing room rather than lasting relief.
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The company has secured $22 million in debtor financing to give it some breathing room as it looks for a long-term solution.
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If you want to think deeply or have any sort of creative insight, you must give your brain breathing room, Ms. Price added.
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While the postponement allows some breathing room for domestic leagues to be completed, there is no timetable for when those leagues can restart.
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That will give the retailer more breathing room to invest in strategies that help it better compete with Amazon and other online retailers.
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Circuit breakers have been tripped more than once, forcing the markets to close for a few minutes to give breathing room for investors.
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LSU got within 15-11 before Arkansas went on a 9-2 run to start creating breathing room with a 83-13 lead.
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That shows you that there's not a lot of breathing room for first-person shooters in particular that want to try something else.
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Analysts criticized it as ineffective, saying it only gave militants breathing room to dig in and regroup, concerns that were echoed on Thursday.
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The idea is that a free press needs some breathing room to make errors in the rough and tumble of the information maelstrom.
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Those interviewed said that being on the other side of the country from the corporate headquarters outside Baltimore gave them some breathing room.
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There is one word that comes up again and again: yeoyu (roughly, breathing room.) It's what they don't have; it's what they want.
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Of course, it could be that Whirlpool simply wants a little breathing room to figure out how to compete with these innovative companies.
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If Zuckerberg thought he had some breathing room for his new algorithms to make Facebook a less horrific and divisive destination, he was wrong.
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The see-saw battle continued before three consecutive free throw by Travis gave the Cardinal some breathing room 11-57 in the final minute.
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Toppin scored on a layup and Ibi Watson buried a short jumper to give the Flyers some breathing room with a 218-233 lead.
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And it looks like the new 14Wh battery — a 223 percent jump over its predecessor — is evidence the Gram 224 had some breathing room.
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However, the downside is that there's not much breathing room, and my back tends to warm up after wearing the bag for a while.
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On the one hand, a Memorial Day opening should give this one a little breathing room before Wonder Woman comes out in early June.
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Niantic has tried to give itself breathing room by doing a phased rollout across the globe, so it can build up up an infrastructure.
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That helps explain the Chinese public's surprisingly measured views of Donald Trump, and gives the Chinese government some breathing room to consider its options.
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The ultra-wide field of view can be narrowed, too, which simultaneously gives the camera enough breathing room to stabilize the images it captures.
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Airing on Netflix gives you more breathing room and flexibility, but it should in no way stop you from producing compelling, tightly edited work.
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" — Ban Ki-moon, UN secretary-general "There's certainly a little breathing room now in the oil price, which sort of fits the fundamentals anyway.
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Investors hunting for yield could soon find some breathing room in bonds, as one technician says that Treasury rates could be set to rise.
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It can seem, at times, as if there's little breathing room for sorrow on his feed, as if his empathy is an inch deep.
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While nowhere conclusive either, iFixit teardowns for the Plus-sized iPhones suggest there is more breathing room for the batteries compared with Samsung's Notes.
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It's an attempt by a terrorist group with very serious problems to try to create some breathing room outside of its troubled core holdings.
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Credit card interest rates are currently at a record high, so any breathing room would be a boon to those carrying credit card debt.
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After all, between launching a lifestyle brand, owning a restaurant and being the parents of four children, surely they needed a little breathing room?
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That would give its prodigal CEO Jack Dorsey some breathing room as he tries to iron out big changes to product and staff. Profitability?
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The Stop Act will give us breathing room so fundraising can be left to campaign volunteers and elected officials can do the people's work.
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Once you turn into an ice block, use the few seconds of breathing room to aim at the ground between you and your attackers.
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"Maybe having film releases spaced out a little more will give authors and artists some creative breathing room," wrote Darth Nobunaga on the starwarsnet.
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But, if you just had an entertainment hub that acted in place of all your superfluous crap, you'd have a bit more breathing room.
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But hopefully it can at least set them back a bit and give some breathing room to the people being targeted with their software.
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It's not popular and would be costly, but it would also give Puerto Rico real breathing room and the chance at a functioning economy.
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Taking simple steps to stabilize the individual marketplace will give Republicans breathing room to develop a health care bill the American people will like.
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Taking time for yourself and your career are both valid reasons to need a little breathing room from the people who matter to you.
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But USC's eruption before halftime gave the Trojans enough breathing room, despite Colorado twice shaving the deficit to two touchdowns in the second half.
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It was interesting, in the special, to see how much more breathing room you could give your songs — McKENZIE You mean they're quite long.
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Films rarely get the breathing room they need to unsettle and challenge us before we start talking about whether they'll win the horse race.
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Active hands on Leonard when he drove the lane, forcing a bad shot followed by an and-one giving the Warriors some breathing room.
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At launch, it might have drowned under expectations for something much grander, but having been given a little breathing room, Ratchet & Clank has blossomed.
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Brees is hoping to return from thumb surgery sooner rather than later, but Bridgewater's performances have at least given his recovery some breathing room.
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A manager can effectively manage both personality types by giving each side "the breathing room to work the way they work best," Moran says.
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Willson Contreras tacked on an R.B.I. double and with a 3-1 lead, Chicago had some breathing room for the first time this game.
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Premature removal of pressure will only give the Maduro regime more breathing room in which it will continue to prey on the Venezuelan people.
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And many Republicans who have held off on signing the petition say they are giving leadership some breathing room to broker a deal. Rep.
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"There's a strong sense of wanting to give Paul his breathing room and a chance to talk about his legacy," said the GOP lawmaker.
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There are overall less cutscenes and story missions than in Forsaken, and hopefully that allows for a bit more breathing room for the developers.
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Paul then hit a pair of free throws after Phoenix came up empty on the next possession to give Oklahoma City some breathing room.
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Plus, you can choose new terms, whether that means shortening your repayment period or adding a few years to give yourself some breathing room.
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IBM's revenue rose 3.7 percent to $20 billion — up for the third consecutive quarter — giving CEO Ginny Rometty breathing room to execute a turnaround.
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But that breathing room has helped scientists see the invisible pollutants that arise from a spray of deodorant or a dollop of body lotion.
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With taxes already relatively high and widening deficits looming, Fitch and Standard & Poor's said the state has little financial breathing room if the economy weakens.
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It's difficult to overstate how important the law is to the way the internet operates, and it provides a lot of breathing room for innovation.
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But why write a character as terrific as Hayek's and then trap her in a cell without breathing room for nearly all of the film?
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It recommended nations with fiscal breathing room boost investments in infrastructure and cut labor taxes, and it encouraged central banks to keep monetary policy accommodative.
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Seattle opened up some breathing room in the fifth on Alonso's bases-loaded double, which plated all three men on to make it 5-1.
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It gave each level a full month of breathing room players could use to fully immerse in each locale's intricate causal systems and narrative layers.
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When your living space is small and doesn't offer much breathing room, end tables need to be out of the way to avoid feeling cramped.
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And so it went on the 5th hole, when Tiger needed a birdie to put more breathing room between his score and the cut line.
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That has bought the firm some breathing room, though bonds of Casino and Rallye are still trading at levels that suggest some risk of default.
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DJI, like Geely, believes that company can return to its former glory if given the breathing room to once again make bold, long-terms moves.
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BEST: Vallentuna three-piece sectional - $1300If you like a little breathing room with your furniture, the modular design of the Vallentuna couch is just great.
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Kaluuya is a fabulous actor (as we've seen in Black Mirror and Get Out), and I wish the script had given him more breathing room.
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If Modern Family were to live on in the form of a spin-off, it's possible that the series could take some "breathing room" first.
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Disrupt Berlin 2019 takes place on 11-12 December, and you can give your budget breathing room with our buy-now-pay-later installment plan.
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"I pray this number continues to grow, in order to get his head above water, [and] some breathing room for a bit," wrote Cheryl Andrews.
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But the doll sequences are so obviously designed to offer barely veiled commentary on Mark's psyche that they don't have much non-metaphorical breathing room.
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The next rush will be louder — kids going to school, enterprising tourists and people with boring jobs battling for a little bit of breathing room.
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Consequently, the broader consumer price index will also slow and thereby allow more breathing room for the Fed to temper the pace of rate hikes.
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The Rockies scored a run in the eighth on Mark Reynolds' two-out single off Kevin Quackenbush (3-2) to give McGee some breathing room.
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He has breathing room because the Republican field is a jumble, with a dozen candidates vying for the nomination, which won't be decided until June.
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"First, it is only four months and gives the company limited breathing room," said Todd Schubert, head of fixed income research at Bank of Singapore.
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Such a move would also give Barclays breathing room as it transitions its stack of opco debt to holdco debt to meet new regulatory standards.
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Ritchie took advantage of a fortunate bounce off the end boards to give the Ducks some breathing room with his 10th goal of the season.
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Rather than hitting up that new bar that's always packed or a concert, head for a quieter bistro where you'll have some breathing room — literally.
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Without the breathing room to dive into those bizarro plots, the show would have diluted the very specific flavor that makes it such a standout.
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In committing to paying its people during a three-month shutdown, the theater gives itself breathing room to prepare for when it can open again.
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But now that the inspector general has, independently, taken up the review, it may have the inadvertent effect of buying Rosenstein a little breathing room.
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It gives us breathing room to go about our daily routines with little fear of being judged, sent unwanted ads, gossiped about or needlessly shamed.
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This can give you some much-needed breathing room (and some recognition from a supervisor who might not have realized how much you've been working).
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But if you're able to live below your means, it gives you a bigger savings cushion and some breathing room if you lose your job.
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That has given stocks some breathing room, with the Dow Jones industrial average up more than 23,100 points over the past two weeks of trading.
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The Bulls came no closer than 95-93 down the stretch before successive treys from Knox and Wayne Ellington helped the Knicks create breathing room.
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And the Ghanaian people, like the passengers in the minivans at Kwame Nkrumah Circle, will continue to angle for what little breathing room is left.
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That gives new graduates some breathing room — to find a job, rent or buy an apartment, or buy a car — before starting to make payments.
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It gave Buffalo some much-needed breathing room in a game the Sabres had to win in order to keep their faint playoff hopes alive.
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That cushion should give the company some near-term breathing room from needing to tap Wall Street for cash, said CFRA Research analyst Efraim Levy.
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They have become developers and even branched into building maintenance: a soup-to-nuts strategy that has allowed them more than just financial breathing room.
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Jordan Tucker gave the Bulldogs some more breathing room with a 3-pointer, off an assist from Thompson, to pad the lead to 43-230.
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The decisions by the White House to pay out food stamps through February and process tax refunds means Republicans have a bit more breathing room.
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Find a way to give Todd Gurley some breathing room so he can actually run in space instead of having to dodge tacklers at every turn?
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If your investments have had a good run in 2016, for instance, decide over the coming holidays whether you have more breathing room to be generous.
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But Oakland got some breathing room in the eighth on Chapman's run-scoring triple and an RBI single by Bruce Maxwell for a 6-3 lead.
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But lawmakers and analysts say financial markets and Italy's international obligations may not afford veteran politico Mattarella a similar degree of breathing room on this occasion.
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MacGougan says these small changes should help users realize that every part of the profile is likable, and each section gets more breathing room and attention.
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A widely expected interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve would give China more breathing room in shoring up its slowing economy, some analysts said.
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The intrigue: The system they envision would ultimately transform the methane into less-potent CO2, providing some breathing room given methane's potent short-term warming effects.
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Upstate came back to get within 20-19, but a 9-0 run gave Alabama more breathing room, and the visitors never got that close again.
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The Wildcats never relinquished that lead but didn't get breathing room until a 9-20133 run resulted in 61-49 advantage with 7:212 to go.
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A bevy of bezels around the 9.7-inch display give you some breathing room as you hold the device without accidentally hitting an on-screen button.
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The biggest issue is that they have the military advantage on the ground, and by agreeing to a ceasefire they essentially give the rebels breathing room.
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After the ill-fated 2007 film of "The Golden Compass," the first book in the series, this BBC coproduction benefits mainly from having more breathing room.
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The idea behind the short wait is to give the fresh data a little breathing room from political influence by the administration producing the latest figures.
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The provision provides the breathing room needed during good economic times when the annually allotted visas are not sufficient to meet the demand for these workers.
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A more dovish Fed also gives greater Beijing breathing room to juice the Chinese economy with looser monetary policy, which tends to drive money into stocks.
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Even more interesting, the card does not charge over-the-limit or late fees, which should give some consumers a little bit of extra breathing room.
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Negotiating some fiscal breathing room, principally to avoid a mandatory sales-tax hike while reducing the burden on working people, should be job one, he says.
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Mr. Mausser wisely pins his other theme entries to the edges of his grid, giving them as much breathing room as possible in a 15x15 puzzle.
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To be clear, I understand that for most people, doubling your income would probably provide plenty of extra breathing room for you and your loved ones.
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It's not clear how long the effect lasts, but it should give her the breathing room to get away when the enemy team presses too close.
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In the House, GOP lawmakers across the political spectrum predicted they would have more breathing room this time around than they did for the May vote.
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GE has signaled that the breathing room created by the BioPharma sale will allow the company to put off an IPO of the profitable healthcare division.
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But that timeline may be accelerated now that healthcare is on the back burner and lawmakers have more breathing room to work on a rebuilding package.
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Over the next few decades, such a program can provide the breathing room necessary for Iraqis to construct—in fits and starts—a stable political order.
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Loudness has its place, but most of us like our music to have breathing room, so that our eardrums are constantly tickled by little sonic explosions.
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When there is breathing room in the jam packed schedule of MMA events it's always nice to unwind and explore exciting new styles through film study.
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"The thing that is necessary for creative spaces is that breathing room to think creatively and innovate and figure out what matters to this community," said Gupta.
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Wednesday's rally will give Snap more breathing room to pursue its original content strategy and its more ambitious efforts, like its game development and augmented reality platforms.
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I think inventing those two creatures who are sort of us but sort of not us gave us the breathing room, the distance from the actual relationship.
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Greg Nicotero admitted that this episode was designed to offer fans some breathing room after the relentless premiere, so how important do you think that humor is?
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"To get off to an early goal gives you confidence and gives you breathing room, but we needed to keep our foot on the gas," Dempsey said.
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Given how stressful all of this seems, Handmaid's does manage to offer some breathing room in the form of June's best friend Moira (a fantastic Samira Wiley).
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Edmonton outshot Los Angeles 103-5 in the first 17 minutes of the third period in search of some breathing room, but the Oilers never found it.
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My way of playing it was to just bash out a few swarms of chickens every time I had some breathing room between MWC meetings and events.
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These shuttles operate along structured routes like a streetcar, but other ride-hailing startups are giving their AVs more breathing room — but not that much more. Drive.
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With this move, which likely indicates the category she chooses to compete in for the Academy Awards, the field of contenders now has a little breathing room.
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Sharing as much in common with Flying Lotus as it does Del the Funky Homosapien, it's a loud, brash listen with barely any space for breathing room.
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Today's round should give the team some breathing room to get more aggressive — though Chen tells me he aims to keep everything profitable on a unit basis.
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Jansen struck out the side in the ninth after Puig gave the Dodgers some breathing room with a three-run homer in the bottom of the eighth.
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It's her first new music since the album, and the production is simple, with the acoustic guitar fitted around the vocal to give it ample breathing room.
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The Thunder created breathing room early in the third quarter, with Danilo Gallinari sinking a floating jumper and a 23-pointer highlighting the team's 23-22 run.
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Sam Vokes, a substitute, provided a gorgeous, glancing header with just minutes remaining to cement the final margin (and some welcome breathing room for the Welsh faithful).
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It provided breathing room for me to accept a sexual identity that, for many people back then, had roughly the same level of acceptability as child molestation.
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It was just this thing where we had this structure that was really oppressive and try to break through that structure and buy ourselves some breathing room.
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In addition to how much financial breathing room a delay for Gobert's next contract will bring, it also lets Utah study his development on the other end.
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A President who has always had a strong connection with the people who sent him to the White House is calculating he still has some breathing room.
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If you do start to fill up the device with pictures, online storage and iOS compatible drives can give you some breathing room, even on the road.
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And capturing all that carbon rather than throwing it into the atmosphere might be enough to give the fight against climate change some much-needed breathing room.
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During that time its relations with Brussels would remain roughly the same, allowing breathing room to negotiate a trade deal and avoid a chaotic "cliff-edge" exit.
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At Brooklyn Bridge Park, one of the city's most crowded parks already, Pier 3 adds 4.5 acres of breathing room, sandwiched between soccer fields and basketball courts.
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Still, Collins was risking more than an opportunity to put some breathing room between his team and the Brewers, the fourth-highest scoring team in the majors.
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Looking to Detroit as an example, its municipal default gave the Motor City some breathing room and has allowed for a nascent economic recovery from its crisis.
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Slovis opened the fourth quarter by giving USC breathing room when he dropped a perfect deep ball in stride to Tyler Vaughns for a 473-yard touchdown.
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"I don't think the tax is going to take market valuations and make them look cheap, but it's going to give us some breathing room," she said.
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The Hokies closed within five early in the second half but sophomore guard Dane Goodwin hit two straight driving layups to give Notre Dame some breathing room.
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There is an escape hatch, at least temporarily: With the Senate returning on Monday and the House on Tuesday, congressional leaders might give themselves some breathing room.
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Valeant said on Thursday its lenders had given the company an extra month to file its annual report, offering breathing room as it tries to win back investors.
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Blank, unpainted areas, reminiscent of the patches of bare canvas that Cézanne left in his late work, establish an unexpected breathing room between painted surface and physical space.
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He hauled in a 241-yard touchdown pass from Alex Hornibrook early in the third quarter to give the Badgers some breathing room with a 17-7 lead.
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"I think the whole cast is relieved in a way, and it also leaves breathing room for other women to shine and show their personalities," de Lesseps said.
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Venezuela also reached a deal with China to improve conditions in an oil-for-loans deal that gives the OPEC member breathing room ahead of heavy debt payment.
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One of my mentors gave me a gem of advice: Always underspend on your home, and you should get extra breathing room throughout the rest of your budget.
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Miami cut Boston&aposs lead to two on a pair of occasions late, and Irving answered with a basket both times to give the Celtics some breathing room.
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Getting rid of that tax break would've given the Republicans more than $1 trillion in extra revenue over 10 years, giving them more breathing room to cut taxes.
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At this point, though — as Miyauchi added — the stores are just an experiment, so human retail workers still have a little breathing room before the robot takeover begins.
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In unfamiliar and uncomfortable realms, it's good to have a little breathing room, even just a small pocket amidst the roiling bodies that you can call your own.
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"A little breathing room never hurt anybody when talking about the law, and especially when we're talking about the First Amendment and open access to court," Clarkson said.
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When Curry countered at the other end with his ninth trey of the game, the Warriors had enough breathing room to coast home for a fourth straight win.
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There's simply no breathing room for a new Jim Webb or Joe Lieberman when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is sucking up all the oxygen in the modern Democratic Party.
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The estimate was a shift from its previous forecast, which estimated the debt limit could be reached in October or November, which would give Congress more breathing room.
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But then Maten took over, scoring the next seven points to give Georgia some breathing room and a 23-246 lead with 33 seconds left in the game.
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Kuaishou currently has the luxury of not having to compete with Facebook and Instagram in China, which has clearly given it a lot of breathing room to grow.
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Either fire Klinsmann now when a new manager has a little breathing room and time to put in their changes, or ride Klinsmann out until the bitter end.
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The thematic openness of the exhibition works well with the enormous space, with each work given ample breathing room (with the exception of occasional groupings when thematically permissible).
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With one out, Nick Solak and Logan Forsythe singled, and Kiner-Falefa doubled home two runs off Cam Bedrosian to give Texas closer Jose Leclerc some breathing room.
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Philadelphia nursed a 33-77 lead with just under eight minutes to play before Korkmaz's layup and Harris' 3-point play gave the club some temporary breathing room.
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"If you're close to maxing out your credit cards, a credit line increase can give you a little financial breathing room in case an emergency strikes," Schulz says.
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THE ADVICE Stephanie Sherman, a certified financial planner at Prudential, said that Mr. LaCasse might be able to restructure his student loans to give himself more breathing room.
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Howard beat three defenders for a layup and added a free throw to give the Golden Eagles some breathing room with 63-59 lead with 2:16 remaining.
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In other words, in exchange for a little more breathing room early in the century, we are pledging to build, in Shell's estimation, 10,000 CCS facilities later on.
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In fact, Pelosi is broadly seen as a "default speaker," and gained some breathing room from wider criticisms after she led Democrats to a victory in this year's midterms.
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There are several places you can do this in episode two—atop a decrepit boat in the junkyard, on a bench in the quad—that serve as breathing room.
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You've got about five seconds of breathing room to step aside or dodge-roll as bullets whiz by, all while you're still doing your "shoot everyone in sight" thing.
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And in Mr Macron, the likes of Mr Gabriel have a savvy ally in Paris who gets that to buy fiscal breathing room, France must appear credible to Germany.
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In particularly outrageous rooms in ScourgeBringer, you become a traffic cop in ninja form, as you try to stun various enemies, providing breathing room, while placing your attention elsewhere.
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I wanted that record to be two songs shorter and the songs to have a little more breathing room, and I was just outvoted at the last editing session.
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Monday night, the thud was provided by the Colorado Avalanche, who gave themselves a little breathing room in the Western Conference wild-card race with a 21-216 victory.
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Tesla has since gotten more breathing room by raising $1.2 billion in fresh capital in March and selling a five per cent stake to Chinese internet company Tencent Holdings.
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Pacers outlast woeful 76ers PHILADELPHIA — The Indiana Pacers have little breathing room as they try to cling to the eighth and final playoff spot in the NBA's Eastern Conference.
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For now, the committee has breathing room: With 3-month rates remaining below 0.25 percent, a strong dollar, and low energy prices, there is little pressure for additional moves.
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Then Love gave the Cardinal some breathing room early in the fourth quarter when he found a gap in the line and broke loose for his 68-yard gallop.
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Even with the extra breathing room, Trump will be under pressure to strike a deal with China in order to keep the economy humming heading into the 2020 election.
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Pagan had a second hit that was equally important as it led to a two-run seventh inning that gave Blach and the shaky Giants bullpen some breathing room.
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The Rays gave themselves some breathing room in the seventh when Kiermaier legged out a double on Beltran, who was playing right, and stole third against reliever Anthony Swarzak.
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While still unacceptably high, the task force said it gives prisons some breathing room and creates an opportunity for facilities assessing staffing levels and reallocating workers to enhance safety.
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There are more extremely powerful weapons that function like get-out-of-jail-free cards, allowing you to defeat powerful enemies in a pinch and clear yourself breathing room.
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Constructors tend to place theme answers as far away from one another as possible, to give them breathing room and increase the likelihood that the grid will fill well.
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The bank's decision to give breathing room to the economy came after second-quarter gross domestic product grew a slower-than-expected 2 percent annually, a seven-year-low.
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"Schwab made this move because they were being disrupted and while this should give them more breathing room, I don't think it changes the core dynamic here," he argued.
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Mr. Le Maire described the call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron as "decisive," having resulted in an agreement that gave more breathing room to work out further details.
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Congressional leaders and the Commonwealth's government argued that the stay was necessary to give Puerto Rico breathing room to get its house in order and negotiate with creditor groups.
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Stocks elsewhere around the world didn't fare quite as well and the bond market gave up ground, but for the most part, investors had some very welcome breathing room.
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The track's distinctive, lush strings and flute arrangement remain (with added flute solo, which: absolutely yes) and even get a little bit more breathing room on this new version.
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Adam Duvall added some breathing room in the third with a solo home run to left-center and an RBI single by Eugenio Suarez made it a 3-0 game.
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After Sam Dyson pitched a 1-2-3 seventh, pinch-hitter Austin gave the San Francisco bullpen some breathing room with a solo homer in the bottom of the inning.
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In the show Breathing Room at Sikkema Jenkins & Co gallery, Packer's works activate quiet moments to create space between the figure and the gaze and the artist and the works.
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" In an article for the Harvard Law Review, Georgetown University law professor Julie E. Cohen wrote, "Privacy is shorthand for breathing room to engage in the process of ... self-development.
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But they, and the Reaganites who have decided conservative dogma since the 1980s, have all diminished as Donald Trump has occupied all of the available breathing room on the right.
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But Sharma converted a Daejon Davis assist into a layup with 2:40 left, extending the lead to seven and giving the Cardinal breathing room the rest of the way.
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The settlement also gives the new Dish-owned carrier the right to use T-Mobile's network for seven years, a condition meant to create breathing room for the new provider.
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Joshua Rowland line-drived a 49-yard field goal with 13:25 to play that pushed the Texas lead to 17-7 and gave the Longhorns a little breathing room.
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But Thompson cooled the rally with a driving hoop and David West dropped in four consecutive points, helping Golden State create additional breathing room to assure a one-sided finish.
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Dozier's second homer — a three-run blast with two outs in the sixth inning — broke the game open and provided Gibson and the Twins (25-51) with some breathing room.
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"Time is of the essence in providing broadcasters the ownership breathing room they so desperately need to compete with other video services," he said, according to a CBS FCC filing.
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"Those birdies really gave me some breathing room going down the last two holes," Ko told reporters after a two-under 70 gave her a level-par aggregate of 144.
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Some economists say stipends may save money over the long run by giving families the breathing room and resilience they need to weather setbacks and improve their lives over time.
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Ironically, the little breathing room Mr Kem Sokha has been afforded is probably thanks to the efforts of his predecessor as leader of the CNRP, Sam Rainsy, to enter Cambodia.
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With two looming acquisitions worth over $30 billion — and the purchase of Alere, in particular, not going smoothly — it is a sensible way for Abbott to gain some breathing room.
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It also managed to give itself a little financial breathing room, ending the period with nearly $3 billion in cash, up more than a third from the end of June.
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"We should keep our expectations in check ... If anything, it will make the Taliban even stronger by giving it some breathing room and time to regroup and reload," Kugelman said.
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Earlier this year, Charming Charlie's lenders granted the retailer an amendment to its credit agreement, giving it breathing room under its loan rules, according to credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's.
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Though she said she was "proud" to cosponsor the Sanders bill, she's given herself some breathing room by acknowledging "there are a lot of different pathways" to achieving universal healthcare.
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Tesla has since gotten more breathing room by raising $1.2 billion in fresh capital in March and selling a five per cent stake to Chinese internet company Tencent Holdings Ltd .
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The Cubs got some breathing room in the division title race thanks to their 9-1 victory over the Diamondbacks and the Brewers' 3-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.
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Some of this was successful — I loved how brutal and out of nowhere Rhaegal's death was — but most of it could have used another episode or two of breathing room.
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The longer the book took, the worse his anxiety, insomnia and stress became, but the passage of time gave his 861-page masterpiece the breathing room to become a hit.
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They also say they have more breathing room—a reprieve from the stress of making ends meet—and in particular have more time freed up to spend with their children.
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After the initial vote, Cochran announced he had returned to Washington and would be "taking part in the debate on the budget and tax cuts," giving Republicans more breathing room.
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The Trail Blazers never led by more than nine points in a competitive game, but Lillard's hot fourth quarter provided them just enough breathing room to hold off the Thunder.
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SoftBank has agreed to plow over $6 billion of new money into WeWork, with the hope that the financing will give the company breathing room to build a sustainable business.
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"This would give Europeans even less breathing room to keep the J.C.P.O.A. alive until November 2020," when the world would know whether President Trump is re-elected, Ms. Geranmayeh said.
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The Girl King has a sprawling and occasionally confused mythology, the plotting can be clumsy, and while Lu's half of the narrative is written lovingly, Minyi's sometimes lacks breathing room.
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When combined with stricter commercial fishing regulations and widespread protection of critical shark hotspots like nurseries and breeding grounds, sharks might regain some much-needed breathing room in the Anthropocene.
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Nieuwenhuis' solo shot in the eighth provided some breathing room for Jeremy Jeffress, who worked a perfect ninth to earn his 24th save of the season and first since July 5.
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After an exchange of free throws, Nelson hit a jumper, Lillard traveled and Gallinari hit a step-back 3-pointer to give Denver a 116-100 lead and some breathing room.
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That might be enough to help Clinton win the caucus and maybe even the nomination, but it means she has less breathing room than we thought even a few days ago.
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All these years I'd been taking for granted that a good boot just needs a little breathing room; a cropped silhouette offsets the humdrum look of skinny jeans into black boots.
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It is true that younger blacks and Hispanics are also trending liberal, but for now, there are enough moderate and conservative older blacks and Hispanics to give Clinton some breathing room.
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Now, we're not sure if it was a wardrobe malfunction and the straps broke on their own, or if she was uncomfortable and opted to give herself some more breathing room.
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Pushing the NX to early next year will cause some short term pain, since the company will have nothing big to lure holiday consumers, but could give Nintendo some breathing room.
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Camargo was 3-for-5, and his one-out double in the eighth against Jordan Hicks split the gap and drove home two runs to give the Braves some breathing room.
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For the next news cycle, we're likely to see this story dominate, giving Trump some breathing room as the media had been laser focused on the GOP health-care bill's flaws.
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Memphis got some breathing room with 13:483 to play in the fourth quarter when Ferguson connected with Miller from 8 yards for a touchdown and a 27-19 Tiger lead.
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That could have some positive effects—mainly deterring illegal hotels while allowing regulatory breathing room for your Average Joe who earns a few extra bucks off of an empty room. Ideally.
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The rise in oil revenues has provided much-needed fiscal breathing room and the International Monetary Fund has encouraged the government to slow the pace of tax increases and spending cuts.
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The Boston Red Sox sit atop the American League East with three weeks left in the regular season but don't have enough breathing room to absorb any sort of losing streak.
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As recently as last week, holders of the bank's debt were in talks about an agreement that would give the bank some breathing room if it failed to make the payment.
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Between work meetings, family visits, friend catch-ups, bridesmaid appointments...you're lucky if you even have breathing room for any of your personal stuff, let alone downtime for binge-watching Netflix.
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Its purpose was to create some breathing room for an increasingly costly and unsustainable system of private health insurance by imposing a universal mandate to purchase coverage, supported by government subsidies.
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So when our long national nightmare comes to an end and normal life resumes, what we've learned can hopefully shape a life that has a little more breathing room than before.
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Sanchez gave the White Sox some breathing room with an RBI single to center field in the fourth inning and a bases-loaded walk off reliever Hunter Wood in the sixth.
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"FIX YOU" VS. "SOMEWHERE ONLY WE KNOW" With pianos, keys, and organs of all kind taking up breathing room in this match, it comes down to guitars to settle the score.
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An agreement this weekend between President Trump and President Xi Jinping of China will give the two leaders some political breathing room as their trade dispute begins to take a toll.
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Other sources with knowledge the matter added that the proposed management structure would likely change, and said the primary aim was to build a vehicle that would give startups breathing room.
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Where Ghost Spirit occasionally allow themselves some breathing room, like on their drawn-out closer, "In Parting," Frail Hands suck all the air out, compressing everything into a singular, frantic punch.
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"By moving the tax filing deadline back, we can offer some breathing room for millions of Americans who are trying to do their civic duty and protect their communities," King said.
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Yet public plazas, like at the office building at 888 Seventh Avenue, offer breathing room, often enlivened by playful sculptures like the blue figure and silver egg at 1330 Sixth Avenue.
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In the top of the 10th, infielder D.J. LeMahieu's two-run single gave the Yankees the lead again, and catcher Gary Sanchez's second-deck three-run homer provided more breathing room.
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Planned for an opening in 2000, it will be a partly sunken court surrounded by new greenhouses that will give this faltering, overcrowded Grand Slam tournament the breathing room it needs.
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Those updates may provide some breathing room for a market that was quickly converging with consensus expectations, but they likely won't make analysts as bullish as they were a year ago.
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The Magic composed themselves after the injury and led 73-58 at halftime before giving themselves some breathing room by scoring 17 of the first 24 points in the third quarter.
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Camargo was 24.59-for-5, and his one-out double in the eighth against Jordan Hicks split the gap and drove home two runs to give the Braves some breathing room.
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"I'm sure people will want to know what her plans are, but until another candidate emerges to really put the heat on, she has some breathing room," another Democratic member said.
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Winning even three of these five races fall into the Republicans hands would put them at 54 seats, which would give them a lot more breathing room in the next Senate.
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BRASILIA, Sept 21 (Reuters) - The Brazilian government on Friday predicted it will have more breathing room than expected to deliver its 2018 fiscal target due to higher revenues and lower expenses.
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Slower price increases may give the authorities breathing room as they refrain from stimulating the property sector but economists at Nomura expect some tightening measures to be eased around end-2019.
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The government says it needs to push out the maturities of about $100 billion in bonds and loans to give breathing room to an economy asphyxiated by recession and high inflation.
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But developers who are looking to put out cross-platform releases are used to having up to 50 GB of breathing room—and a lot of players expect them to fill it.
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Analysts say that Qatar's bond-buying offer, while providing some much-needed breathing room for Lebanon's economy, is a far cry from the billions the country would need to stabilize its finances.
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But, as I noted, Butterfield has long wanted to build his own big company and adding an enormous funding round would allow Slack some breathing room to get to cash flow positive.
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We need to get cash into the hands of struggling tenants now to create political breathing room for comprehensive solutions to work and to make life better for renters on the edge.
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Perez told Reuters that the government had arranged a $50 billion loan with China to give the country some breathing room as it struggles to offset a sharp drop in oil revenues.
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Whether that leaves enough breathing room for partners like Samsung is another question — but it doesn't seem especially likely that Google's Pixel is going to out-sell the Galaxy lineup anytime soon.
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"This is a victory for small business owners and should give them some breathing room until the case can be properly adjudicated," said NFIB president and CEO Juanita Duggan in a statement.
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It will test the loyalty of those who have swelled his rallies to capacity, either transforming huge crowds into cash cows or creating more breathing room in the places where he appears.
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That gives Senate Republicans a little bit of breathing room: Conservatives' opposition to the House's initial health care bill was one of the earliest and clearest signs that it was in trouble.
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In hindsight, Angevine says he probably should have tried to raise more than $150,000 to give him more breathing room in the beginning, though all of his investors have been paid back.
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At a meeting with energy suppliers this month Egypt discussed extending payment deadlines to as much as 120 and 180 days after delivery to give itself more breathing room, the sources said.
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The way forward at the FRA — and indeed, across all government oversight agencies — is to embrace a more collaborative rule-making process allowing industries the breathing room to implement next-generation technologies.
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But the administration's solution for tax reform is to give itself a little breathing room — not open the door to a broader bipartisan effort that would compromise what it wants to do.
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Efforts earlier this year to find new financing failed, leaving a Chapter 11 filing as the best option for providing "breathing room" to negotiate with noteholders, Optima also said in court papers.
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FISTER PROPELS ASTROS Doug Fister pitched effectively into the eighth inning and gave Houston breathing room with a two-run single in a 285-285 victory over the Cardinals in St. Louis.
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There's breathing room but also a strong sense of security, and you're feeling like the new schedule you have created for yourself will support you in accomplishing your personal and professional goals.
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It's All About Timing...The craziest situations are when I have to book jobs back-to-back with no breathing room and little time to prep — something always seems to go wrong.
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After bogeys on the 13th and 15th holes whittled her lead over Lee to a single stroke, Ko rebounded with a birdie on the par-3 16th to give herself breathing room.
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Braves 10, White Sox 7 Adeiny Hechavarria's pinch-hit single in the seventh inning drove home two runs and gave host Atlanta some breathing room in withstanding a rally to beat Chicago.
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The show would also seem to have breathing room to sharpen its satire, given that its most vocal critic — the president of the United States — hasn't mentioned it on Twitter since January.
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In Maryland, Ms. Andersen Brower said, Barron might get some needed breathing room and distance from Washington, a heavily Democratic city where emotions over the outcome of the election still run high.
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While the company not long ago consistently lost money, Amazon now regularly turns a profit thanks to its lucrative cloud-computing business, giving it more financial breathing room for activities like philanthropy.
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Puerto Rico's legislature passed a bill earlier this month that gives the governor the power to halt debt payments to preserve basic government services, giving the Government Development Bank some breathing room.
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Thomas Cook said last month it had agreed a 300 million pound ($379 million) bank facility to provide more liquidity for the 2019/20 winter season to give it more breathing room.
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I'm excited to see if she's able to bring that same amount of analytic rigor and give it a little more breathing room, and hopefully make it accessible to mainstream film audiences.
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Even struggling sectors like the financials have held up, as a slew of big-name banks beat earnings to give a bit of breathing room in an otherwise dour year for the sector.
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Hield's primary offensive responsibility was to orbit the franchise superstar and allow him breathing room—a screeching gear change for a college senior who used 30.2 percent of his team's possessions last season.
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"At times Mr. Platt's performance feels so exposed that you want to look away, to give him some breathing room," Charles Isherwood wrote in the New York Times's review of Dear Evan Hansen.
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Notre Dame 61, Mississippi State 58 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Of course it ended this way: nothing easily won, no breathing room, nothing decided until the final second, and then the great release of victory.
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There is too much breathing room for opponents, and defenders like Zach Randolph, 34, and Tony Allen, 33, look a step slower and less keyed up for games than they did last season.
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The couple may have a tiny bit of breathing room to configure their nuptials, because Harington's show Game of Thrones is going to take extra time before it is back on the air.
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Such sentiment would appear to give the president-elect some breathing room to increase the deficit without a major public outcry, especially if the increase is couched in terms of growth and jobs.
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Bowser's second score of the day capped a 92-yard, seven-play drive that gave the Wildcats some breathing room at 193-7 with both offenses struggling to get into the end zone.
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Nightcap: Mitt Romney predicts a 'bombshell' in Donald Trump's taxes | Sign up Still, the prime-time event will be telling -- will he give Cruz and Rubio any breathing room to make their case?
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The Intel Celeron processor and 4GB of RAM give you some breathing room when it comes to open tabs and multitasking, but it's still not a machine you'll want to push terribly far.
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With his team down one, DeRozan missed an 18-footer with 37 seconds to go, and Durant then converted Curry's ninth assist into his critical hoop that gave Golden State some breathing room.
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The Pacers briefly created breathing room and seized a 44-35 lead after McDermott and Justin Holiday each made a 3-pointer to ignite an 11-2 run early in the second quarter.
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The reverse mortgage also gives him some breathing room because he did not want to tap retirement money from an annuity that will be worth more if he waits longer to use it.
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Claudio Loser, who headed the IMF's Eastern Hemisphere department from 1994 to 2002, said the IMF would likely consider a postponement of Argentine bond maturities to give the country some financial breathing room.
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"Those cards allow you to postpone interest payments for that debt for 12 to 21 months, which can really create a lot of breathing room to help pay that (debt) down," he added.
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"There is no reason to believe that suddenly the rest of the world is going to be calmer over the next month to give the Republicans breathing room to solve this," he said.
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Some say that policing has "relaxed" under Mayor Bill De Blasio's tenure, but the repeal of the law will undoubtedly give a little more breathing room to all of the city's nightlife establishments.
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So we conceived of the Quickies column, giving chefs a little bit of breathing room to show us their skills with the kinds of meals they like to eat after a grueling shift.
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This has brought more breathing room for Ethiopians and represents a dramatic change in direction for Africa's second most populous nation — one that until recently had seemed to take China for its model.
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Indeed, the collectors said they wanted plenty of breathing room — no "Mona Lisa" crowds or selfie sticks, very little wall text and no stanchions forcing people to keep their distance from the art.
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Atmospherically, it resembles Amazon's Forever and Netflix's own Dead to Me, both shows that deal equally in humor and existentialism but with small enough worlds to allow the audience plenty of breathing room.
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The immigration question reveal whether Trump has won any breathing room with his tax reform win for concessions with Democrats from base-conscious Republican House members who balk at relief for DACA recipients.
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That gives Congress and the White House breathing room before any potential deportations of the sympathetic population might begin, which could remove the one thing that spurs legislation in Congress the best -- deadlines.
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Still, if they could pull it off, this would allow for a lot of breathing room, something that will surely be of great value during a year or multi-year stay on the planet.
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Getting a later start allows me to take advantage of nearly all the same sales, only with more breathing room, because by the time I arrive, my favorite stores have cleared out a bit.
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Less than a minute later, Ehlers went the right away, blasting a put-back past Vancouver goalie Jacob Markstrom to give the Jets some breathing room and the home fans a reason to cheer.
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But a personal foul and a technical on McGill gave the Friars a chance to open up some breathing room, which they did on two free throws from Diallo and two from Nate Watson.
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Oilers sweep season series with Jets EDMONTON, Alberta — The Edmonton Oilers gave themselves a little breathing room in the Western Conference playoff race Sunday by posting a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets.
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The 4-3 decision gives Temer some breathing room, but he still faces a corruption investigation and street protests that threaten to force him from office before the next presidential elections in October 2018.
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Essentially the same concept as the Belty belt we saw at last year's CES, the Welt will detect when you eat a big meal and automatically give your waist a little more breathing room.
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Arvidsson gave the Predators some breathing room with seven minutes left in the period when he streaked in on a breakaway and beat Murray on his glove side with a laser-like wrist shot.
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Living In 10 Photos View Slide Show ' After paying rent for 10 years in Jersey City, Simran and Vikas Sekhri, both 37, were looking for a place of their own — and more breathing room.
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SINGAPORE, June 19 (Reuters) - A Singapore court granted Singapore water treatment firm Hyflux Ltd a six-month reprieve from creditors, the company's lawyer said on Tuesday, giving it breathing room to restructure its liabilities.
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Axios reported that Republican leaders and the White House are considering pushing back consideration of a bill until next year in order to give lawmakers more breathing room to address other issues this year.
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The combined exercise comes as China tries to forge stronger military-to-military ties with Europe, as well as give its armed forces a little breathing room to operate and protect Chinese interests abroad.
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I think Difficult Loves is a good balance between those because the songs are a little bit longer and they aren't so rushed, so I feel like they have a lot more breathing room.
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However, Aldridge hit a jumper, Dejounte Murray sank a 3-pointer, and Aldridge poured in another 15-footer to rebuild the lead and give the Spurs more than enough breathing room for the stretch.
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TO said on Thursday its lenders had agreed to give it an extra month to file its annual report, providing breathing room for the embattled drugmaker as it tries to win back investor confidence.
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By the time Grandal committed another blunder, the Brewers had plenty of breathing room thanks to Arcia's home run, which was his third of the postseason — matching his total from 119 regular-season games.
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Large installations, including an engrossing effort from the Los Angeles-based artist Kaari Upson that probes the psychological pressures of housing through urethane casts of furniture and cuckoo video performances, have ample breathing room.
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Monday's decision to help expedite the documents Goodlatte and Gowdy have requested is unlikely to suddenly change their criticisms of the Justice Department, but it could buy Sessions a little bit of breathing room.
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Depending on how far the immunity agreement goes, it gives American Media some breathing room in an investigation that has posed a serious legal threat to the company, which filed for bankruptcy in 2010.
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Mr. Wuorinen is more effective when he cuts the density of the music to allow the lovers some lyrical breathing room, as when they spend a forlorn but passionate night in a seedy motel.
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Garcia's two-run homer in the seventh inning gave Chicago some breathing room before Juan Minaya held the Rays to just one run after they loaded the bases in the ninth with nobody out.
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For some breathing room, the characters occasionally meet on a large terrace overlooking the street where passers-by, storefronts and restaurant signs give the movie tiny jolts of reality, like little puffs of oxygen.
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Three early scores Thursday night gave them plenty of breathing room, and while they did not quite overwhelm Scott Tolzien, Luck's replacement at quarterback, the Colts never really threatened the rest of the way.
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With the Bison still within three at 63-60 with 8:603 remaining, Howard scored five points in a span of 22 seconds to give the Golden Eagles more breathing room at 68-60.
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Democratic leaders this week outlined a different plan: allow Puerto Rico time, perhaps as much as a year, for some breathing room to work out a deal with a stay on its debt payments.
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By taking personal responsibility for the success of the project, Fulgham was able to give subcontractors and project managers the breathing room they needed to reprioritize tasks and tweak designs based on user feedback.
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The reworked loan under discussion aims to give Sears, which employs roughly 68,000 people, more breathing room to avoid liquidation and reorganize around a smaller set of stores expected to be put up for sale.
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"Now we have a little breathing room to make sure we do this right and not quickly to meet a deadline," said McNeely, who voted for Trump, in part because of his pro-business stance.
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With Trump's new administration far from fully up and running, Toner's announcement gives Trump breathing room as Putin appears to set a Syria agenda designed to keep the US and Trump on the back foot.
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Finding a way to include time to socialize while also having some breathing room can be a sleight-of-hand, especially in the early days when founders are apt to be working long hours together.
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Brazil's harshest recession in a century, and a political crisis that has delayed a long-sought overhaul in industry rules that could eventually favor Oi, may discourage bondholders from giving the company further breathing room.
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Given our claustrophobic present moment, a time when politics is sucking the air out of everything else, the show's most powerful resonance may be this plea for more light and open space, for breathing room.
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That gives Congress more time to find a legislative fix for DACA—and gives the Dreamers it protects a little more breathing room as the legal saga over their status in America continues to unfold.
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Approving the withdrawal agreement would also lengthen the EU's Brexit extension from April 12 to May 22, giving the U.K. more breathing room to avoid having to take part in European elections on May 23.
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"Having an emergency fund will help give her breathing room to get out of debt, to afford health coverage and, in the future, help her to take her business to the next level," says Westlin.
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Axios reported on Thursday that the administration and Republican leaders are considering punting on an infrastructure package until 85033, in an effort to give Congress more breathing room to address other GOP priorities this year.
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Although a lengthier strike could slow down the writing of Season 8, the show isn't expected to begin filming its final season until September, giving showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss a little breathing room.
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Brazil's harshest recession in a century, and a political crisis that has delayed a long-sought overhaul in industry rules that would eventually favor Oi, may discourage bondholders from giving the company further breathing room.
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If the political breathing room House Republicans have created for themselves by voting without a CBO score allows them to pass the AHCA, the CBO will weigh in after their votes have already been cast.
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Right now, for example, instead of flow-y, bohemian backless dresses, we're looking to more structured versions that either employ quasi-complex detailing, or are almost entirely fabric-free, giving us some actual breathing room.
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Because 2012's sublime if overestimated Channel Orange had a way of gradually unfolding over a period of time longer than the average reviewer's deadline, I thought I'd give the new album some breathing room.
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Landlords and banks will need to get paid eventually, but Americans need a little breathing room, and delayed payment shouldn't affect credit scores -- or risk any business or anyone getting thrown out of their homes.
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Barron and Miller are two nonpareil accompanists, but they're also freewheeling improvisers who relish a good disruption: They can give each other breathing room, and then cut in swiftly to fill it all up again.
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Memphis regained some breathing room as Kyle Anderson made a jumper, Brooks canned a 246-pointer and Anderson got the bounce on another shot to make it a 16-point margin with 4:38 left.
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A Lionsgate party later on at the Chateau Marmont offered more breathing room, so much so that the "Knives Out" star Daniel Craig found a nifty hiding place in the shadows by a back bar.
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Mikael Granlund and Rocco Grimaldi then each got a goal to give the Predators what should have been some healthy breathing room at 3-1 with just under four minutes left in the opening period.
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After Rosen was sacked for a 1-yard loss, he fired a strike from the shadows of his own goal line to Darren Andrews for an 263-yard gain, giving the Bruins some breathing room.
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Axios reported last week that the administration and Republican leaders are considering punting on an infrastructure package until 2018, in an effort to give Congress more breathing room to address other GOP priorities this year.
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D.), chairman of the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, said the extra legislative days will give lawmakers more breathing room to work out knotty issues that are holding up a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reauthorization.
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Tillis, the vulnerable North Carolina senator, said the lawsuit gave Republicans "breathing room" to find a viable replacement for Obamacare and attempted to flip the attack on Democrats by tying them to their presidential contenders.
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But Wednesday's contest will be one of the first debates since Biden has lost his clear frontrunner status, and could allow him some breathing room as his other rivals face the glare of the spotlight.
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In 2016, Facebook leased space at another location in New York, giving the two divisions more breathing room to coexist, but at that moment in time, it was "a clash of cultures," a former employee said.
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Both moves underscore the difficulty Republicans face in undoing that health-care reform law, as well as a desire by the GOP to get some breathing room until they figure out how to accomplish that goal.
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Additionally, it would allow me to be more flexible with my budget month-to-month and provide some much-needed breathing room that would allow me to plan for things like emergency funds, dating, and vacations.
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"The slowdown reflects the wider range of inventory that buyers had available this winter, which gave them more breathing room around prices than they have had in a while," wrote Matthew Speakman, an analyst at Zillow.
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There is no question Fernández will require creditors to agree to a rescheduling of debt payments, kicking them down the road to provide breathing room in 2020, and in 2021 when pivotal midterms will be held.
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With extra breathing room in the Senate, Mr Trump will probably be able to win confirmation of his nominees if he decides to replace members of his cabinet, or if another Supreme Court seat becomes vacant.
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My husband and I were recently at a crossroads: Should we buy a new home to give our growing family more breathing room, or keep our spending to a minimum and stay in our first home?
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WASHINGTON — Democrats locked in a majority in the House of Representatives on Tuesday night, giving House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi breathing room in her bid to return in the new Congress as speaker of the House.
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"Ordinarily the fact that the US wasn't directly targeted and there were no casualties would give Washington some breathing room to respond," says Michael Singh of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, a think-tank.
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Since the show is more of an insider event — in which SAG-card-holding actors celebrate one another — it garners less hype than the Golden Globes, Grammys, and Oscars, and thus gives attendees some breathing room.
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I suspect at least some of that is owed to the company's Foot Shape front feature, which offers good breathing room for the toes, an often overlooked element in selecting a good pair of running shoes.
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Herrmann's three-run home run on a 29-29 changeup capped a five-run seventh inning and gave the Diamondbacks' plenty of breathing room in a 28-27 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates at Chase Field.
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If all the areas receive a bid, Brazil's government will net 106.5 billion reais ($26.7 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing room for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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If all the areas receive a bid, Brazil's government will net 106.5 billion reais ($26.7 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing room for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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So far, founders of the nearly 40-member Freedom Caucus have praised Ryan's more inclusive leadership style and are willing to give him some breathing room to show what he can do in his new role.
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And since the biggest threat to this world order is women working together, the episode gives its breathing room to the ways Gilead makes sure they can't: the petty rivalries between castes, the rewards for resentment.
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Allowing up to, say, three months of missed payments — not only on student loans but also on mortgages and credit card debt — would give households breathing room, while ensuring banks that they would eventually be repaid.
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To preserve First Amendment freedoms and give reporters, commentators, bloggers, and tweeters (among others) the breathing room they need to pursue the truth, the Supreme Court has directed courts to expeditiously weed out unmeritorious defamation suits.
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While a few red state governors led the charge on reform efforts dating back to 2009, President Trump's endorsement of the First Step Act dramatically opened up political breathing room for bolder and more substantive changes.
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The long skirts covered her wasted right leg, which was eventually amputated, while the loose blouses also gave breathing room to the corsets and braces she wore to sustain her spine after nearly two dozen operations.
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This one, though, has an open back for added breathing room — so for those of you who regularly break a sweat, this could be a good option to scoop up for the rest of your summer workouts.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Deals agreed at the G20 summit in Argentina offer export-dependent German industry some "breathing room", though rising protectionism continues to pose a risk, the head of Germany's Chambers of Commerce (DIHK) said on Sunday.
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The space is increasingly dominated by Facebook, the company's bitter battle with Snapchat, and the do-it-all messaging apps of Asia, and there's hardly any breathing room left for new upstarts to try to gain footing.
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Saudi Arabia has in recent months helped keep Pakistan's economy afloat by propping up rapidly dwindling foreign reserves with a $6 billion loan, giving it breathing room as it negotiates a bailout with the International Monetary Fund.
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USC had a chance to pull within one but Shaqquan Aaron's corner 3-pointer missed the mark and the Sooners finished on the other end with a Reynolds layup to give Oklahoma a bit of breathing room.
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But as the mainland's economy slows amid a transition away from manufacturing- and investment-led growth and toward domestic consumption, some analysts believe Yellen's dovishness gives China breathing room to progress on its economic and currency reforms.
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But a Leonard steal and dunk followed by another dunk by Leonard off an assist by Mills on the ensuing possession propelled San Antonio on a 7-2 run and created some breathing room at 33-24.
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Meanwhile, CBS and Viacom are still reeling from the scandal that brought down chief executive Les Moonves — although Viacom's acquisition of PlutoTV gives the company some breathing room with a free streaming video and on demand option.
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"If April turns out to have been a robust hiring month, and I think it will be, that gives the Fed breathing room to raise interest rates twice, and therefore the bank stocks will soar, " he said.
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This gives less affluent states, which already face the toughest budgeting choices, the fiscal breathing room to afford to cover these vital services, while still putting some skin in the game to keep their Medicaid programs efficient.
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From there, the team moved to the "gondola," which was a 100-phone plastic rack that gave the devices' Wi-Fi connection some breathing room, but resulted in a convoluted nest of USB cables and extension cords.
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If all the areas received a bid, Brazil's government could have netted 3.33583 billion reais ($26.7 billion) in signing bonuses, offering breathing room for a tight federal budget and cementing Brazil's ascendance as Latin America's oil powerhouse.
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Puerto Rico broke a 1-13 tie with a run in the fourth and Molina, a seven-time All-Star with the St Louis Cardinals, gave them some breathing room in the sixth with a solo blast.
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When a picture is ripped and shared—an unquantifiable occurrence today, and which is the case here—there is breathing room for the audience to read too little, or too much, into the reality of the moment.
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Less than two minutes after Carolina's second goal, Rask gave his club more breathing room with his seventh of the season as Montoya was screened on the play for a 43-1 lead midway through the third.
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Hardwick gave herself some breathing room, herself arguing about the available published evidence of literary greatness, and not necessarily women's abstract capacity to achieve it, though her dismissiveness of Austen, the Brontës, and George Eliot is unequivocal.
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Fenner's jumper extended the lead to four and after Scott finally scored for the Rams, Oliver nailed a 3-point jumper and Nevada had a bit of breathing room until De Ciman sent the game into overtime.
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When a company goes public, it is (generally) accepted that the firm will price its shares as high as it can to maximize its capital intake and still afford itself some breathing room for first-day gains.
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With Tinkle doing the damage from outside and Kelley being practically unstoppable inside, Oregon State went on a 9-2 run with Tinkle's 3-pointer out of a timeout opening up some breathing room for the Beavers.
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"The viaduct coming down gives us arguably our only opportunity to really create breathing room for the heart of the city again," said Marshall Foster, the director of the city's office of the waterfront and civic projects.
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The Magic responded from a tight first quarter to create some breathing room in the second, beginning with Fournier and Bamba draining a 3-pointer to start the session to give the Magic a 33-27 lead.
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"Transferring the show from a tiny cabaret space to a legitimate theater gives us much-needed breathing room, as well as a chance to expand the choreography and add some sparkling lighting," Alessandrini said in a statement.
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The track offers a little more breathing room from the intensity of last year's Teens of Denial, harkening back to the scuzzy reverb and psych synth melodies of the self-released Bandcamp work that got him here.
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Rookie Mike Yastrzemski then gave closer Will Smith some breathing room when he followed a Stephen Vogt walk with his fifth homer of the season, a two-run shot that increased the San Francisco lead to three.
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The loan from Great American Capital Partners, an affiliate of liquidation firm Great American Group and financial services firm B. Riley Financial Inc, and its partners also gives Sears additional breathing room to seek buyers for its assets.
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But Durant ended the Golden State drought with his jumper, and after Joe Harris misfired on a 260-pointer at the other end, Curry gave the Warriors breathing room again with his seventh 20-pointer of the game.
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Pakistani officials met IMF representatives this week in Bali and formally requested Islamabad's 13th bailout since the late 1980s to give the economy breathing room, while they implement reforms aiming to end decades of boom and bust cycles.
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With the Avalanche clinging to a one-goal lead, Sven Andrighetto widened the gap with less than four minutes remaining in the second period when he redirected a Mark Barberio shot past Darling to provide some breathing room.
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Better-than-expected collections, however, provided more breathing room, and PREPA could "have money to get to at least early May," said Bienenstock, who represents the federal board tasked with helping Puerto Rico regain access to capital markets.
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" "Bizarrely enough, the newfound sense of fear and negativity created by the October meltdown is the best thing that could've happened to this market, because it gives stocks the breathing room that they need to roar higher again.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea has given Olympic vault champion Yang Hak-seon some breathing room in his race to regain fitness after injury left his chances of making the team for the Rio Games hanging by a thread.
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"It does give a lot of breathing room to other companies and individuals trying to do a lot of innovative activity," said Parker Higgins, director of copyright activism at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights advocacy group.
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After Rafael Devers hit a two-run home run the opposite way over the Green Monster in left field to give the Red Sox breathing room at 4-0 in the seventh, the Orioles threatened in the eighth.
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If anything, the migration slowdown only provides breathing room for centrists to propose bold immigration solutions, such as smarter border security, better cooperation among like-minded countries within the EU, and more structural assistance to countries sending migrants.
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In Tuesday's results, Democrats saw more evidence of a playing field for the 2018 midterm elections that has drastically expanded -- and given the party's 20143 senators up for re-election in states that Trump won some breathing room.
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The extension reflects concerns by the Trump administration of a swift retaliation on American products by European Union nations, and will also give the Trump administration more breathing room to work on a separate trade battle with China.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Christian religious authorities on Tuesday urged anti-government protesters to give a new government breathing room to tackle a dire financial crisis, condemning what they described as mob assaults on security forces in recent marches.
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But the deal is still contingent on getting Intelsat's bondholders to effectively take close to a significant haircut on their holdings, to help give the satellite operator some breathing room from its debt load of about $14 billion.
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Two months into his new job, he handed the e-cigarette industry the breathing room of a four-year extension to comply with the new rules as part of a broader package that appeared to straddle competing interests.
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By alleviating shortages, these funds would give the current government, or a future government, some breathing room to enact economic reforms that would spur growth and assure long-term viability, reforms that have so far proved politically elusive.
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But Koepka steadied himself and ground his way home in the traditional style of a U.S. Open winner, making par on five of the next six holes and birdieing the par-212 268th to give himself some breathing room.
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A Clinton win in delegate-rich New York on April 19 would provide crucial breathing room for her campaign, as Sanders has continued to make a spirited challenge in the Democratic nominating contest despite trailing in the delegate count.
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Had the vote been successful, it would have lengthened the EU's Brexit extension from April 12 to May 22, giving the U.K. more breathing room before leaving to avoid having to take part in European elections on May 23.
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It is expected to provide Pemex necessary breathing room to cover the US$1.5bn revolver maturing in November and US$83bn in credit facilities that roll over in January 2020, according to data from LPC, a unit of Refinitiv.
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"Holding off on an additional rate hike, as marginal as it may be, would give the Philippine economy the breathing room it needs to catch its breath and resume its above 83 percent growth trajectory in 4Q," Mapa said.
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It's a simple fix that would give our colleagues breathing room, allowing them to leave the campaign call centers and return to their committee hearings, constituent meetings, and policy briefings to do the job they were elected to do.
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A more complicated area of discussions is what level of flexibility states could have under Obamacare, with conservative Republicans pushing for greater breathing room and Democrats warning that they could not support a proposal that would weaken patient protections.
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Crucially, the guided component will not be part of the MDA calculation, giving banks more breathing room in order to pay Additional Tier 1 coupons, while reassuring investors that European banks' capital requirements would not be set too high.
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To determine which cities allowed the most breathing room in the budget, MagnifyMoney created a reasonable budget for monthly expenses and subtracted that total from after-tax income, taking the cost of living for each metro area into consideration.
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There's real breathing room in the music of James Blake and Majid Jordan, two acts that refract soul music through a digital lens, approaching their songs with reserve and crispness and using moist emotion as a point of contrast.
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CAPE COAST, Ghana — With the unrelenting Ghanaian sun serving as her spotlight, Melania Trump has stepped out of her husband's shadow, apparently showing the world what some 5,200 miles of breathing room away from her home city can do.
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After the midterm vote, Mr. McConnell will have some breathing room from the razor-thin margins he has been working with — Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh was confirmed 50 to 48, with one Republican, Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, defecting.
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And Lyft and Uber, the ride-hailing companies, decided to leave breathing room between their I.P.O. filings so as not to run into each other, said two people familiar with the deliberations, who were not authorized to speak publicly.
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The US and France have agreed to a 90-day reprieve in order to give the two countries some breathing room to come to an agreement on whether they're on the same page on the OECD global tax overhaul.
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Then Duda, who has quietly been the Mets' best hitter of late, smashed a 451-foot blast in the fifth that gave the Mets a 4-2 lead and provided Wheeler with the breathing room he appeared to need.
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The Steelers likely win over the Browns gives them a little breathing room—but even with a one game lead and one game all but automatic, the Ravens can still steal the division from them by running the table.
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But the notion behind "Darnell's Darlings" (the group Michelle sets up to fight back against the original off-brand Girl Scouts group) never has enough breathing room to just have fun with McCarthy as a Girl Scout troop leader.
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A reactive takedown late in the second round had scored Moicano some points and won him some breathing room, but an attempt at the same in round three saw him dragged into the vaunted Ortega guillotine and he was quickly submitted.
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Hong Kong-based restructuring lawyers said the move by Huishan to file for provisional liquidation could actually help give it "breathing room" against creditors and in theory allow it more sway to choose an outside party to take on the role.
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It also gives Sulzberger a little breathing room to consider issues that extend beyond the Times, like a worldwide assault on the free press — a concern he brought up directly to Donald Trump during an Oval Office interview in February.
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Axios, citing Republican sources, said that putting off any consideration of these plans would give lawmakers on Capitol Hill more breathing room to deal with a legislative calendar that already includes a Supreme Court nomination, tax reform and repealing Obamacare.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's top electoral court on Friday was poised to toss out a case alleging that President Michel Temer used illegal campaign funding in 2014, giving the beleaguered leader some breathing room even as he faces a separate corruption investigation.
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Yasiel Puig followed with a single, and Dozier gave the Dodgers some breathing room with his 19th of the season and third since coming to L.A. Scott Alexander blanked the Dodgers in the bottom of the ninth for his second save.
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The Pistons rallied within 213-210 on a Reggie Bullock free throw with 4:21 remaining, but Irving, Brown and Marcus Morris countered with consecutive hoops to create some breathing room and the Celtics went on to win their third straight.
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The bundle/mixtape model could start giving developers breathing room to build the kind of experiments that VR needs, if we're going to figure out what works in it — without having to pitch it as the start of a "real" game.
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The Razorbacks carved out what turned out to be short-lived breathing room with two touchdowns on their first two series of the third quarter — one to finish off a 91-yard drive and the second on a one-play dagger.
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While higher yields in Japan would have a tightening effect, Thieliant noted that the BOJ has some breathing room before it might need to add further easing because the market ructions after the election surprise have also sent the yen lower.
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Now, some analysts say Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's dovishness gives the world's second-largest economy breathing room to progress on its economic and currency policies — at least until the second half of the year, when another rate rise is possible.
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Exerting all that effort for no reward seemed to knock the stuffing out of Halep and Kerber pounced again to seize another break against a demoralized opponent to give her the breathing room she needed to seal an ultimately comfortable victory.
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Besosa was also stern with Puerto Rico, writing that in light of the "benefit and breathing room afforded" by his decision, the island should quickly ramp up restructuring talks with creditors - a strategy Besosa called the "only realistic pathway forward."
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But it is good news that a U.S.-China agreement may soon be reached; a credible agreement that both see as a "win" would reduce both economic and geopolitical risk and uncertainty and give the global economy some breathing room.
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If we can go out and pile up some early runs, give him some early breathing room that'd be really beneficial to him because he did a lot of good things for us last year when we weren't helping him.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - ZF Friedrichshafen has won an order worth a low double-digit billion euro amount from BMW to supply gear boxes, giving the German auto parts maker breathing room as it prepares to navigate the switch to electric vehicles.
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If Apple is able to finally put the issues of this current generation of keyboards to rest it will have plugged a potential hole in MacBook sales and given itself breathing room to introduce a full new generation of the machines.
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Overall, Finished Goods Warehouse is a refreshing and rewarding experience to see what young, rising MFA artists are creating, as well as seeing these works respected in a large, unorthodox space that gives them more "breathing room," so to speak.
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With Judge on base, Stanton hit an opposite-field fly ball that landed just inside the foul pole and a couple of rows beyond the 314-foot sign on the right-field wall, providing closer Aroldis Chapman with some breathing room.
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Call that a lack of demand or a well-kept secret, but either way, the breathing room had the added effect of making this fest feel a little more special than the skyscraper-shaking electronic music happening a few miles away.
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"The Chinese believe that playing to Trump's ego effectively will create breathing room on issues where they would otherwise expect to come under pressure," Andrew Small, a China expert at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, told me.
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They come as tax cuts and government spending boost growth and inflation, giving policymakers the breathing room to debate whether to retool the Fed's basic policy approach to give themselves more firepower even if slower future economic growth is unavoidable.
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Moving here after two years in New York provided the breathing room to take risks like "The Vesper Project," a five-year effort that involved constructing a house in various states of decay to reflect a fictional character's mental meltdown.
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Citron, one of the experts who advised Facebook on the policy, also said that exempting satire and parody was important, arguing the policy "gives breathing room for deepfakes that contribute to public debate" and marks a step to banning harmful ones.
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"I think there's just been games that we've let slip away, some games we really haven't been able to close out whether it's scoring a run, whether it's tacking on a few runs to give us some breathing room," Davis said.
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People had been talking around her the whole game, and I genuinely was pretty interested in knowing what her deal is because I had enough breathing room to get curious and wonder for myself before expository dialogue washed over me.
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Tigres opened the second half with spirit and retained much of the possession before Ecuadorian Michael Arroyo came on as a substitute in the 65th and struck soon from the edge of the box to give Club America some breathing room.
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But since the campaign, it's the voices aligned with the liberty movement that are often among the loudest ones pushing back on various Trump proposals, especially as other more establishment Republicans have made efforts to give the incoming administration breathing room.
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To empower programmers and users, managers need to feel like they have breathing room they need to experiment and sometimes fail — while iterating quickly enough that they can recover from the failures and deliver the project in a timely manner.
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Financial flexibility refers to the fact that HTC has been operating at a substantial loss for many months now, and shedding the salaries of the staff Google is acquiring while adding $1.1 billion in cash will indeed give the company more breathing room.
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Mester warned that rising government debt and deficits will reduce future productivity and longer-run growth, and that the current healthy outlook for the economy gives fiscal policymakers the breathing room to put the debt-to-GDP ratio on a downward path.
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Washington broke a scoreless tie against Giants starter Jeff Samardzija (8-9) on a two-out RBI single by Anthony Rendon in the third inning, before giving the Nationals' pitchers some breathing room with a two-run fifth against reliever Sam Coonrod.
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Convertible notes are a convenient band-aid, giving companies a little breathing room to fix their products, search for possible buyers, or move into a different space if what's plaguing them applies more to their industry than their specific products or services.
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With breathing room building between the 15.00 top and a close below the 14.50 technical barrier in the face of continued uncertainty over the impact of the trade war between Washington and Beijing, traders said the rand could soon test 14.00 mark.
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To be sure, some Republicans argue that even if the al-Baghdadi operation does not change Trump's overall approval ratings, it could at least give him some breathing room from GOP elected officials who have been openly critical of the Syria pull-out.
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Dark socks made from synthetic fibers offer bacteria the most ideal conditions for bacteria: "Cotton allows a little more breathing room with regard to that humid environment, as opposed to synthetics, which sort of lock in the humidity, guaranteeing more growth," Tierno says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lawyers for immigrant families separated by the U.S. government at the border with Mexico said a federal judge's order barring rapid deportations until at least next Tuesday would give their clients breathing room as they decided their next steps.
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File paperwork such as a Schedule C for a business or trading loss, or a Form 20153 — which buys you five years' breathing room while you try to turn that hobby into a business — often enough and expect to attract their attention.
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The Nationals broke a scoreless tie against Giants starter Jeff Samardzija (8-9) on a two-out RBI single by Anthony Rendon in the third inning, before giving the Washington pitchers some breathing room with a two-run fifth against reliever Sam Coonrod.
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Look, losing Khris Middleton to a torn hamstring for most of this season was probably a death knell for the Bucks' playoff hopes, but they at least had a chance if they sprinted out of the gates and gave themselves some breathing room.
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They then get a little breathing room when children are between the ages of 5 and 17 years old but university fees (usually around the ages of 18 to 183) jump up the costs to an average of £17,815 ($25, 573) a year.
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"It also gives us breathing room to reorganize our business around the new streaming platform, promote and perfect the new technology, and seek a legal determination that the new system is fully legal and not subject to the preliminary injunction entered in California."
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"Spreads more broadly may have some more breathing room as the actual government formation discussions in Italy do not look set to kick off for real until later this month when parliament convenes for the first time," ING strategists said in a note.
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Instead of waiting for the President's Task Force to release recommendations, most of which will likely take years and multiple congressional sessions to implement, lawmakers should act on reform legislation for "breathing room" until longer-term changes can be put in place.
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Virgin Australia jumped 9.3 percent to A$0.38 after securing a A$425 million ($323 million) loan facility from its four major shareholders: Air New Zealand, Etihad Airways, Singapore Airlines and Virgin Group, giving it breathing room to review its capital structure.
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The jury found that Google's implementation of Java APIs in Android was fair use, a decision that will not only save Google from writing a huge check but will also give developers a little breathing room as they build their own Java products.
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Songs like "Never Will Come For Us" and "A Dozen Roses" showed Braid's ability to soften their attack, allowing songs a bit more breathing room so Nanna could dash off tongue-twisters without having to spit them out a mile a minute.
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The company said it will not issue a dividend for the quarter in order to have some breathing room after it agreed in September to pay $412 million to resolve federal probes into its role in bribing officials in several African countries.
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But the Raiders beat the Broncos last December, and they may be able to get a modest winning streak going if their offense, led by quarterback Derek Carr, can find some breathing room against Wade Phillips's punishing defense, including the stacked secondary.
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"So even if iPhone growth slows, the base of half a billion iPhone users will continue to be a source of growth for other product lines," Dawson said, giving Apple some breathing room as we transition into the iPhone 7 hype cycle.
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Take athletes to the top of the Alps, put them on exercise machines and hook them to an oxygen tank, and they will perform better than when they are breathing room air — even if room air is all that's in the tank.
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It's a potent form of cultural capital, a calling card that helps you get jobs, readings, the attention of agents or publishers, and/or (if you're lucky enough to teach full time) some breathing room away from the pressures of academic life.
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"In addition to the footprint of the table, you'll want three feet of breathing room on all sides — and more is better — to comfortably sit in a chair and move around the space," said Lucy Harris, an interior designer in New York.
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It's one of the bitterest ironies in television that it was at Fox News, network of blond bombshells and chronic sexual harassment, that Ms. Kelly was given the breathing room to become that most unusual of unicorns: an unlikable woman on television.
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"I think we have a duty to look at what will come after the Ford," Modly told the Senate Armed Services Committee last week, adding that the Navy has some "breathing room" before it has to figure out what exactly will come next.
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During a press briefing on Friday, a senior United official said that the stimulus package bought the airline some time and breathing room, and would allow it to plan its next steps more deliberately — and to develop contingency plans for various outcomes.
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EditorsNote: Several edits for clarity Adeiny Hechavarria's pinch-hit single in the seventh inning drove home two runs and gave Atlanta some breathing room as the Braves withstood a rally to beat the visiting Chicago White Sox 10-7 on Friday night.
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In theory, Russia's relatively low debt level — government debt is less than 20 percent of G.D.P. — allows it plenty of breathing room to spend more on roads, health care and social welfare, as long as it can dig up the money somewhere.
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Some have been saying that this is a watershed moment for the political leadership, that this should be a wake-up, that they need to now expand the political space in the country — to basically allow some breathing room for the general public.
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This hasn't solved Deutsche Bank's fundamental problems — its business model is broken, its balance sheet is littered with unwanted assets, its years of misconduct are under government investigation — but it has afforded the bank and the entire industry some much-welcomed breathing room.
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Trailing by 12 with 5:57 remaining, the Aggies got within four at 53-323 when Elleby made a pair of free throws and assisted on a layup by Jeff Pollard with 2:19 remaining to give the Cougars some breathing room.
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It also provided more breathing room for Severino, who still has not rediscovered his elite form but at least showed on Wednesday that he could navigate a lineup as dangerous as that of the Red Sox despite having little command of his fastball.
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Woodland, playing in the group ahead of Chalmers, was the only player to mount a serious challenge but a messy three-putt bogey on the par-five 18th gave the Australian some breathing room after he had dropped a shot on the penultimate hole.
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So if the Fed raised its inflation target from 2 percent to 4 percent, then a nominal interest rate of zero would be equivalent to a real interest rate of -4 percent — which seems like it should provide the Fed with plenty of breathing room.
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Curry's defender is so preoccupied with not allowing Curry to get any breathing room that he is unable to bump or hedge out on Iguodala's curl toward the basket: These curl cuts become even more complex to defend when both players involved are elite shooters.
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But the distance has ultimately helped the two couples reconnect, say several people within their circle, giving both couples a little breathing room and "allowing them more time to be like family" rather than colleagues, notes a royal source in this week's cover story.
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Here's where to start The power of these deals is that they accomplish two things: they give companies the cash they need to keep drilling and cover expenses, and they give banks breathing room so that they do not have to write down debt.
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On a brutally hot Saturday afternoon, Kyle pushed a hand lawn mower at his new home in a subdivision in Madison, 15 minutes from the farm — just far enough to give him and his wife, Meaghan, a bit of breathing room after 60-hour workweeks.
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Read more: The best credit card sign-up bonuses available nowIt gives you flexibilityEven if you're not after a sign-up bonus or rewards, paying your rent with a credit card can be a good idea if you need a bit of breathing room.
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Frustrated by his lack of progress, Hamilton changed to the medium compound tyres shortly before the race was halted and his one-stop gamble paid dividends as the durable tyres held out and gave him enough breathing room to see off third-placed Vettel.
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Now as I'm in a more privileged position, I don't have to accept every job going, and I won't accept commissions with such a limited time-frame, as sometimes you need to give yourself some breathing room in case something happens on the job.
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I managed to scamper up a tree and give myself some breathing room, but the game quickly informed me, through increased breathing by my character and a steady and deafening red pulse that flared all over the screen every few minutes, that I was bleeding.
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The 210-foot-2202, 274-pound Jones scored an 22017-yard touchdown run early in the second half that gave the Fighting Irish (20163-22016, No. 225 CFP) breathing room in their 22020-9 victory over Iowa State in the Camping World Bowl on Saturday.
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MELBOURNE, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Japanese lenders and a hedge fund have struck a deal to save Australia's Lynas Corp, the only rare earths producer outside China, from collapse, cutting its interest costs and giving it nearly four years breathing room to pay off its debt.
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Fields struggled early to find rhythm in his passing game and was off-target on his first three throws but connected on a 57-yard touchdown pass to receiver Chris Olave to give the Buckeyes breathing room at the end of the first quarter.
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That, in turn, could leave breathing room for longer-term debates about how the Fed operates, and whether it should make nearer-term changes in its procedures, such as by holding press conferences after each of its eight annual policy meetings instead of just quarterly.
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Earlier this week, Venezuela's election board delayed an election for state governorships to 2017 from December, giving the government more breathing room before going to the polls.. Reporting by Corina Pons and Alexandra Ulmer; Writing by Alexandra Ulmer; Editing by Peter Cooney, Andrew Cawthorne and Michael Perry
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Now that Tesla has moved beyond some of the biggest challenges of Model 3 production — a time when the company's existence hung in the balance — the Silicon Valley automaker finally has some breathing room to focus its attention back on this massive facility in the Nevada desert.
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While Ailes' departure may not come at an ideal time for Fox News, the momentum of record ratings amid the most sensational U.S. presidential election in decades may give the cable network some breathing room to recover, media buyers and Wall Street analysts have told Reuters.
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As always, consult a tax planner or financial advisor for your particular situation: Grandparents who contribute to a 529 plan are also making a gift to their own adult children: Their kids get some breathing room to focus on the present cost of raising a family.
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Money left over from the bond issuance would give financial breathing room to Macri as he carries out free-market reforms and starts paying down deficits run up by previous Argentine leader Cristina Fernandez, who left office in December after eight years of free-spending populist rule.
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It was especially important that these underdogs were given such breathing room, considering the winner for Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay was ultimately a massive insult—Green Book's white savior narrative is offensive and tired—and there wasn't a single woman nominated for Best Director.
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Fittingly, Acer gave the monstrous system some breathing room in its otherwise tightly packed booth, so passersby can gaze in awe at the beast of a system, complete with its built-in eye tracking by Tobii, individually assigned RGB backlit keys and unfortunately named SoundPound speakers.
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To work — limiting the US death toll to hundreds of thousands of lives lost instead of millions — they demand widespread, fast, and accurate tests, a fortified healthcare system, and public health officials having the breathing room to track down and isolate new cases before they can spread.
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Essay For a writer like Langston Hughes, who made a name for himself as a poet before the age of 21, his debut novel, "Not Without Laughter," feels like an effort to stake out a bigger claim on his abilities, to create artistic and thematic breathing room.
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But Thompson's surge hasn't been able to give his team any real breathing room thanks to Kevin Love having really picked things up (he's up to 93 points on 14 field-goal attempts) and the Cavaliers getting solid scoring contributions from four players instead of just two.
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Still, the militants clearly gained at least temporary breathing room as the killing of Soleimani, along with a senior Iraqi militia leader, brought Iran and the US to the brink of all-out war and outraged Iraqis, who considered the strike a flagrant breach of sovereignty.
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Heading into Wednesday's debate, Biden advisers and allies hope he can use the breathing room to portray himself as the battle-tested Democrat whom President Donald Trump is most afraid to face — and as the only candidate who has built a diverse, nationwide coalition of supporters.
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But McConnell, who got the start in place of injured Malcolm Brogdon, then hit a short jumper, Lamb dropped in a layup and Warren converted a follow shot in a 213-211 burst that created a double-digit margin and provided the visitors some breathing room.
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In another sign that Instagram is folding IGTV deeper into its app rather than providing it more breathing room of its own, and that it's eager for more content, you can now opt to post IGTV videos right from the main Instagram feed post video uploader.
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Federal resources are already limited, which is why it is always bad policy to focus enforcement efforts on individual users, but by shutting out federal agencies from states altogether we give breathing room to gangs and criminal organizations that drive crime and violence in our communities.
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TS Lim, an analyst at Bell Potter, said the longer transition period provided some much needed breathing room for the Australian banks, which are already under pressure back home amid the fallout of a government-backed inquiry last year that found widespread misconduct in the financial sector.
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But it does get us invested in Dex — the kind of woman who can figure out a way out of a seemingly impossible situation — in a way that gives the episode breathing room to settle in and explain just who this woman is and what she does.
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To work — limiting the US death toll to hundreds of thousands of lives lost instead of millions — they demand widespread, fast, and accurate tests, a fortified healthcare system, and public health officials having the breathing room to track down and isolate new cases before they can spread.
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If he were to lose, the party's governing faction would be able to make a convincing case that practicing strident, procedurally extreme politics is a loser for a national party (just as John Boehner won temporary breathing room to cut legislative deals after Cruz's shutdown ended in political disaster).
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"Now is the time to boost your emergency savings, pay down debt, and create breathing room in your monthly budget by identifying expenses that can be cut either now, or later in the event of a job loss," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at personal finance website Bankrate.com.
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"Since then, justifiably, the stock's been off to the races because that money and the sheer size of the Chinese investor gives the entrepreneurial CEO Elon Musk plenty of breathing room to reach his goal of producing 500,000 cars a year by the end of 2018, " Cramer said.
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A buyout would relieve the company of the pressure of quarterly reporting and give it some breathing room to cut costs and introduce changes that could help it adapt to a world in which discount stores and e-commerce sites like Amazon have eaten much of its lunch.
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After the Braves closed within two runs in the fifth inning, Paul Goldschmidt gave the Diamondbacks some more breathing room in the sixth with an RBI double before Martinez drove a hanging slider high off the center field batters' eye in Chase Field for a three-run homer.
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The most recent shows the museum has presented — I'm thinking specifically about Under the Same Sun: Art from Latin America Today, which preceded The Natural Order of Things — have sought to encompass enormous collections and complex ideas within simple gestures, filling the space without leaving breathing room between works.
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The temporary truce, forged over a working dinner on Saturday night in Buenos Aires amid the G-216 global economic summit, appears to be aimed at giving the two leaders some political breathing room after an escalating fight has begun inflicting economic damage on both sides of the Pacific.
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In these variations, Jeremy tells his father to give him a little breathing room, and Steve Heldt, who is a good father and who shares, with his son, an incapacitating loss, thinks to himself: Stay out of your son's way; he'll find his way if you let him.
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Yet he had two hits on Saturday in the first half of a doubleheader against the Atlanta Braves: a line-drive single in the eighth inning and, in his final plate appearance, a homer that expanded a 2-1 lead into a 6-1 advantage, full of breathing room.
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Ahead of the latest round of crucial trade talks, which are set to continue with principal-level meetings Thursday in Washington, Trump sent his strongest signal yet that the March 1 deadline was "not a magical date," potentially offering negotiators additional breathing room to scrape a deal together.
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It doesn't feel too far off the mark from contemporary life, either, where I juggle writing jobs and a day job and loans and side gigs to create conditions under which I can, just maybe, have a little bit of breathing room to work on something I love.
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The one-week extension would give leading Republicans and Democrats "a little breathing room" to finish negotiations and present their plan for spending around $1 trillion through the rest of the fiscal year to rank-and-file lawmakers, according to a House of Representatives source familiar with the talks.
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Samsung, still reeling from the public relations disaster that accompanied the launch of its Note S7 smartphone last year, has pushed out the release of its widely anticipated Galaxy S8 for another month, giving its rivals a little breathing room to swipe further market share from the South Korean mobile behemoth.
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The political world has been talking about symbolic wins and losses for months, but it's time to get down to the real questions: Can Democrats gain three or more Senate seats, and thereby a majority or can Republicans give themselves a little breathing room on tough votes by adding some seats?
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That amount of breathing room isn't necessarily a good thing for a show this likely to get tangled in its own critiques; the concept of self-inflicted destruction is only entertaining to a point, and Brooker and his crew don't fully seem to have figured out where that point is.
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Crucially, given the imminent missed debt payment, the bill also would bar lawsuits by creditors for nonpayment retroactive to December — to provide Puerto Rico "the breathing room," as Mr. Lew put it, for its government and the control board to restructure the crippling debt and devise a new budget plan.
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Two minutes later, after the Ospreys had a chance to take the lead but turned the ball over, Washington gave the Gophers some breathing room with a 10-foot jumper for a 67-64 lead with 4:06 left to end a field-goal drought that lasted just over four minutes.
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Buffett joined the cause and appeared with Dimon on CNBC for a rare joint interview, during which they both said that ending the outlook practice would allow CEOs some breathing room to manage companies for the long haul instead of always trying to manage results to meet near-term expectations.
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The agreement reached by President Trump and President Xi Jinping of China to effectively pause their trade war and work toward a pact appears to be aimed at giving the two leaders some political breathing room after an escalating fight has begun inflicting economic damage on both sides of the Pacific.
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This allowed breathing room for the buyer to get a mortgage, and in the case of a co-op purchase, time to assemble the board package and meet with the board, and to close the deal before the end of the school year and the start of the summer exodus.
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EditorsNote: removes extraneous word in second graf; adds "points" in third graf Mark Scheifele scored an early goal, and goaltender Connor Hellebuyck made 214 saves as the visiting Winnipeg Jets earned a 3-0 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday to give themselves some breathing room atop the Central Division.
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While not a high-usage or even particularly high-efficiency offensive piece, Patterson helped move the ball and space the floor, an important consideration at the power-forward spot for a team that was light on shooting and needed to invert the floor to create breathing room for their guards.
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And yet, increasingly, as urban areas shift to getting more and more television over broadband internet, the Federal Communications Commission is opening up the signal spectrum (the range across which various forms of data can be transmitted) to auction, in hopes of providing more breathing room for increasingly stressed broadband connections.
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The US did get a little bit of breathing room late in the fourth quarter when France missed a shot that would have cut the lead to two, and the US answered with an alley-oop in which Kyrie Irving hit Kevin Durant with the pass, even though Irving was falling down.
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If Trump's rise is blunted on Super Tuesday—most likely by losing Texas to home-state Senator Cruz—Rubio will have enough breathing room to revive his campaign in the remaining states, many of them theoretically friendlier to his style of politics, and could score a big win in Florida on March 15.
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So this year, with the U.S. economy on an even keel, interest rate policy on pause, and an expansion set to reach record length this summer, Fed policymakers figure they have a bit of breathing room to figure out how to make policy more effective when the next recession or shock comes along.
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Embiid, who said he would try to dunk on former teammate Nerlens Noel at every opportunity, hurt Dallas (2107-219) with three 21-pointers, including a big one with under five minutes to go in the fourth quarter that gave the Sixers just enough breathing room to hold off a late Dallas rally.
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If you find that you're clocking late hours at the office but still feeling like you're failing at everything, take a step back and see what happens when you give yourself some breathing room to catch up in other areas of your life (if this is possible with your job, that is).
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Two baskets by Aldridge, a 224-pointer by Danny Green and a jumper by Rudy Gay in the middle of the fourth quarter turned a six-point Spurs lead into a 22-1.93 advantage with 21.9:290 to play and gave San Antonio the breathing room it would need for the final stretch.
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So while the Switch itself is certainly packing less firepower than the refreshes of Sony and Microsoft's consoles, the beefier successors of the current generation systems also come with higher prices, which could give Nintendo a little more breathing room to price out a $299 Switch while still beating Microsoft and Sony's prices.
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We can buy ourselves some breathing room with any number of emergency measures currently circulating in Congress, like the Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act; by starving Trump's nuclear ambitions of the eye-popping funds they require; and by demanding diplomatic engagement with nuclear-armed adversaries, first and foremost the North Koreans.
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Someone had to have the last word, though, and ultimately it was Walton and Michigan: he connected on a runner in the lane with less than a minute to go, giving seventh-seeded Michigan just enough breathing room to escape with a victory in arguably the best game of the tournament so far.
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Works by 299 artists (billed as 299 artists, for the sake of symmetry, in a show so undisciplined it can't even follow its own rules) are jammed into a single gallery of 299,210 square feet, creating a regrettable obstacle course of forlorn and garish objects that are afforded no individuation or breathing room.
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The difference is that Wölfli worked in colored pencils on paper, with his largely symmetrical works conveying a horror vacui that culminates in a feeling of inescapable claustrophobia, while Thornton works in oil on panel, which affords him some breathing room as he layers his compositions with elaborate linear patterns and repeated images and signs.
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"The Story of the Year allowed us to have more nuanced photography that had more breathing room and space to be a little bit more thoughtful and careful in the way we tell stories," said Paul Moakley, deputy director of Photography and Visual Enterprise at Time Magazine, United States and 2019 Photo Contest jury member.
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Every single review of Japandroids' new album Near to the Wild Heart of Life will undoubtedly kill a few paragraphs reiterating what you already know from the interviews: the production values are higher, the tempos are slower, there's more breathing room for everything that would otherwise be heard as narcing on the past proceedings; acoustic guitars, synths, girlfriends.
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"I'm hopeful that I can not let them catch up with me," Martin said in an interview with Vanity Fair at the time, hoping the show would spend a fifth, sixth, and seventh season adapting books four and five, by which time he would have finished book six, for another season or two of breathing room.
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"If the Fed does go ahead and cut rates, which I don't think is a given ... it simply means the PBoC has a little breathing room to see if the policies it has implemented have an impact on the real economy," Hannah Anderson, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, told CNBC on Thursday by phone.
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It will be vying for the spotlight with Samsung's anticipated Galaxy S7, which marks yet another strategic change for LG. The company's flagship G series has traditionally been introduced a few months after Samsung's latest Galaxy flagship, allowing for some breathing room between the two, but it seems like LG has now decided to go directly against its nemesis.
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A double by catcher Cameron Rupp and a two-out single by left fielder Darin Ruf tied the game at 1-1 in the fourth and Philadelphia created some breathing room an inning later when Freddy Galvis drove in Odubel Herrera with a triple, then scored on Franco's first of two home runs on the day.
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Every single review of Japandroids' new album Near to the Wild Heart of Life will undoubtedly kill a few paragraphs reiterating what you already know from the interviews: the production values are higher, the tempos are slower, there's more breathing room for everything that would otherwise be heard as narcing on the past proceedings; acoustic guitars, synths, girlfriends.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida GOP Florida governor enlists new officer to prepare state for rising sea level MORE (R) has a little more breathing room over Tallahassee mayor Andrew Gillum (D), according to unofficial results.
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But he took a feed from Khris Middleton and sank a 3 with 2:113 left to snap that drought, putting the Bucks up six, and after the Pistons tied the score at 93 with under a minute remaining, he hit a 15-foot pull-up jumper, then sank two free throws to give the Bucks some breathing room.
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"Our hope is that with a little extra breathing room and not constantly having to operate in survival mode, our families will have an opportunity to dream about goals for their own lives and, just like the incredible women before them, become leaders who help organize for change in their communities," Nyandoro wrote in the Clarion Ledger.
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She still had $50,000 in student loan debt and $20,000 in maxed-out credit cards, but she finally gained some breathing room to focus on expenses beyond just basic necessities for herself and her two girls -- such as seeing a chiropractor for a case of scoliosis that had worsened through years of scrubbing stains out of carpets.
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"Even if we go forward and continue to move rates higher — which we should see because we're not in a triage mode with respect to the financial space any longer — we should continue to see a breathing room for the banks because they've been pressed against the wall, both on deposit rates as well as lending rates," Reeves said.
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I get that they're very important and special and need to know about the FTSE and other busy man things, but also: They could literally just read it on their phones, dispossessing nobody of their precious breathing room—although they wouldn't be able to show off about how knowledgeable they are if they did that, would they?
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A ruling allowing the Insys litigation to proceed could discourage Purdue from seeking bankruptcy protection, while pausing the cases might signal that Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings are a viable way to halt lawsuits and take advantage of breathing room to reach a broader settlement with plaintiffs, according to the person familiar with the matter and several legal experts.
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So in an effort to minimize my time at my vanity, reduce my use of the toxic ingredients that are normally found in makeup, and give my acne-prone skin some much-needed breathing room, I (gasp!) toss my beloved full-coverage liquid foundation — and the 12 other products I use on the daily — in favor of a cleaner no-makeup makeup approach.
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So Republican sources tell us that a backup plan is emerging for one of Trump's top priorities: The plan: Push off until next year any consideration of the massive infrastructure plan Trump wants to push for roads, airports and other big projects, giving Republican lawmakers more breathing room amid a crowd of issues that'll require massive effort, time and political capital.
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Thad CochranWilliam (Thad) Thad CochranBiden has a lot at stake in first debate The Hill's Morning Report — Trump turns the page back to Mueller probe Trump praises Thad Cochran: 'A real senator with incredible values' MORE (R-Miss.), who had been absent for weeks for medical reasons, returned to the Senate on Tuesday, giving the GOP more breathing room to advance the resolution.
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Now that the ceasefire has given Syrians a bit of breathing room and they have a break from the unrelenting onslaught of violence they've faced for five straight years, people are once again taking to the streets to voice their desire for democracy with some of the same fervor (albeit in much smaller numbers) they had back when the Syrian uprising first began in 2011.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (I-Vt.) has gained some breathing room in the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary just after former South Bend, Ind.
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There was a sense of relief that the lifting of President Obama's self-imposed withdrawal deadline had created breathing room for U.S. strategists, greater confidence for Afghan political actors (for whom the withdrawal of U.S. support was a political death sentence) and an opportunity to refocus on a conditions-based withdrawal rather than meeting a timeline that ignored — and arguably contributed to — depressing realities on the ground.
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The Cambridge, UK-based developer is probably best known for developing Steve Jackson's Sorcery games, but it was the unexpected success of their 2014 globetrotting mobile game 80 Days—a novelistic tourism sim which challenges the player to trace the fastest possible route around the world in a steampunkified vision of the late 19th century—that gave the studio some much-needed breathing room.
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Marshall hauled in a 222-yard scoring pass from Burrow on the first play of the fourth quarter to give the Tigers a little more breathing room, but Texas tightened it up again when Ehlinger found Duvernay on a short pass on fourth-and-3 at the LSU 44 and the receiver turned it into a catch-and-run touchdown to make it 30-28.
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With the Nevada win, Mook now has more breathing room: There's less second-guessing about his decision to buy television ads in only the cheapest markets in Texas, for instance, and not to keep pace with Sanders in terms of the large numbers of staffers he places on the ground and field offices he opens as the nominating contest rolls through the South and the Midwest.
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Pickett propels Georgtown past pesky Richmond Jamorko Pickett hit a late 3-pointer to give Georgetown a little breathing room, and the Hoyas turned back Richmond 82-12 on Saturday in their first road test under new coach Patrick Ewing at the Robins Center in Richmond, Va. Richmond (1-5), which had answers for the Hoyas the entire game, cut the Georgetown lead to 76-74 with 1:57 left.
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In an email published to the Tesla website, Musk explained that Tesla was under "enormous pressure" to hit short-term earnings goals, suggesting that external investment could give the company breathing room and help safeguard it against rivals:Being public also subjects us to the quarterly earnings cycle that puts enormous pressure on Tesla to make decisions that may be right for a given quarter, but not necessarily right for the long-term.
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While clammy walls will always have their very important place in both live music and my heart (and for many shows, there's no better place to see them than in a tiny windowless room), it felt as though the essence of introspection in each of the acts I saw was drawn out further by the breathing room afforded by the Southbank Centre's venues, making for some of the most engaging musical experiences I've had in years.
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So countries were granted the right to impose new tariffs under the following conditions (real trade lawyers know that I'm oversimplifying, but the essence is right): · Market disruption – a sudden surge of imports too fast for domestic producers to adjust to, in which case they could be given some breathing room · National security – making sure you're not dependent on potential enemies for crucial goods · Unfair practices – tariffs to counter, say, subsidized exports · Dumping – when foreign firms seem to be selling goods below cost in an attempt to establish market dominance In the U.S., who determines when one of these justifications applies?
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