The bank is also headed toward a change of leadership.
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We also talked about the change of leadership at Blue Apron.
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A rapid change of leadership could plunge the EU back into crisis.
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In the last year, the company has also had a change of leadership.
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Is there going to be a change of leadership in the U.K. government?
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Top SPD officials will meet on Tuesday to decide on a change of leadership.
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Reuters reported the change of leadership last month, citing a source close to the matter.
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The change of leadership could be fraught and could cause the displacement of civilians, however.
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Speaking to Sky News on Sunday, May said any change of leadership would only delay Brexit.
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He said there was little hope for the future in Syria without a change of leadership.
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There's a feeling that maybe there needs to be a change of leadership in that position.
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The change of leadership in the State's Attorney's office came from an organized and savvy campaign.
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People both for and against Mr. Suhr's ouster said the political atmosphere demanded a change of leadership.
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With this in mind, we've built an integrated product team that resulted in a change of leadership.
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Letta resigned as Italian prime minister in 2014 after his own party called for a change of leadership.
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She said the entire Brexit process would be put at risk if a change of leadership took place.
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This means the deal is being struck just as there is a change of leadership at the top.
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There's been a change of leadership at one of the most powerful grassroots conservative organizations in the country.
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They continue to prove just how much the country needs and deserves a change of leadership come November.
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"There's a feeling that maybe there needs to be a change of leadership in that position," Ruddy said.
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Last week, the firm has also announced a strategic review to work in tandem with the change of leadership.
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His replacement with David Moyes was swift, but there's no doubt that the change of leadership hampered transfer activity.
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The appointment, of Christian Rattemeyer, signals the first change of leadership at the art institution in nearly two decades.
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The potential for a change of leadership is momentous given that incumbent President Joseph Kabila's term expired in late 2016.
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It is possible that the change of leadership will boost the standing of the ruling coalition in the opinion polls.
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Since that letter in November 2018, the government has had a change of leadership and the Brexit deal has been amended.
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But resistance to the party's steady encroachments would take years of sustained mass organizing—or a change of leadership in Beijing.
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Elected leaders around the world could soon rush to tell their voters that a change of leadership is a dangerous idea.
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Either outcome would mean a change of leadership for Spain and would send the country sooner or later to new elections.
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The change of leadership and expected cabinet reshuffle follows the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union (EU) on June 23.
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Speaking outside her Downing Street office, she said a change of leadership would put Britain's future at risk and jeopardise Brexit negotiations.
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Analysts say a change of leadership could help open the way to Sinn Fein's entering government in Dublin for the first time.
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Speaking outside her Downing Street office, she said a change of leadership would put Britain's future at risk and jeopardize Brexit negotiations.
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The Kremlin said the call focused in part on the change of leadership in Kiev after Volodymyr Zelenskiy was elected president last month.
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Since the earlier drafts were penned there has also of course been a change of leadership (and direction) at the top of government.
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Some of those officials may not survive the change of leadership or further British political upheavals that could be spurred by the vote.
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"Our members made it extremely clear that they want to see a change of leadership," said Steve Baker, the union's director of communications.
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Russia's elite has already begun looking beyond Mr Putin's final term and considering how a personal, authoritarian regime can manage a change of leadership.
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"The Board has decided that a change of leadership is required to accelerate delivery of (the) transformation programme initiated in late 2018," it said.
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Congress needs to take a cold hard look at the real-world capabilities of all three institutions, and forget about a change of leadership.
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The inquiry triggered a change of leadership at NAB, which is now trying to regain public trust as it searches for a new CEO.
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Sven Mikser of the Social Democrats, who will serve as the next foreign minister, said the change of leadership was crucial to the coalition.
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The Brexit vote, the resulting economic uncertainty and the change of leadership threw doubt on the future of major British infrastructure projects, including Hinkley Point.
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A change of leadership in the Conservative party now will put our country's future at risk and create uncertainty when we can least afford it.
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"China might be tempted to wait for a change of leadership in Washington," David Bianco, DWS Group's chief investment officer, said in a note Tuesday.
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Some outflows were expected to continue into the first quarter of 2018, the group - which last month announced a change of leadership in 2403 - added.
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This will pressure Europeans to drop their insistence that the JCPOA can be kept on life support until a change of leadership at the White House.
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Those who lingered at the White House on Thursday wondered which pieces of Obama's legacy would survive the stark change of leadership that Friday will bring.
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"A minority in the party room, supported by others outside the parliament, has sought to bully, intimidate others into making this change of leadership," he said.
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Richmond, a 43-year-old lawmaker who's said to be eying the CBC chairmanship in the next Congress, has not called for a change of leadership.
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According to Richard Beales of Breakingviews, however, Wells Fargo will need more than a change of leadership to fix its problems — it needs a new direction.
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"A change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier, and it's not going to change the parliamentary arithmetic," she said.
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Italy has seen three prime ministers in the last three-and-a-half years and the rapid change of leadership has hampered attempts to reform its economy.
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The change of leadership overseeing the Google review may further the investigation's ties to Deputy Attorney General, Jeffrey Rosen's boss, Attorney General William Barr, industry sources noted.
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The change of leadership happened earlier this month after Douglas Christmas, the gallery's founder, failed to make a court-mandated $17.5 million payment to settle his debts.
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Inside Bell Pottinger, it was widely believed that Mr. Bell wanted to damage the company just enough to weaken Mr. Henderson and compel a change of leadership.
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In widely circulated, and then censored, comments, a senior journalist with The Hubei Daily, the province's main party newspaper, called for a change of leadership in Wuhan.
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Whether or not it is standard practice to request resignations upon change of leadership, it was understood, and confirmed by both sides, that Mr. Bharara would remain.
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Clearly there are occasions when everyone should be involved: when a significant event occurs such as a change of leadership or strategy, or the announcement of job losses.
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In a call with Rapoport on Sunday, he confirmed Pact Coffee's change of leadership, but says he will remain a "very active" Chairman, supporting the new Managing Director.
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First noted by Bloomberg, the change of leadership was signalled by Intel's $62.8 billion in annual revenue being surpassed by the $69.1 billion generated by Samsung's semiconductor division.
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Renault's chairman, Jean-Dominique Senard, has vowed to do just that, hoping that a recent change of leadership at the top of both Renault and Nissan will help.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Friday he had received a letter signed by a majority of ruling party members calling for a change of leadership.
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The change of leadership comes as the OPCW and U.N. weapons inspectors investigate ongoing use of banned nerve agents, including sarin and mustard gas, in the Syrian civil war.
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If changing course and teaming up with the conservatives requires a change of leadership at the SPD, that would be unlikely before a party conference on Dec. 7-9.
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In 2011, a change of leadership in state ICE led to more deportation orders for those same men, leading five of them to seek sanctuary in Kaper-Dale's church.
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Ahead of Ramaphosa's maiden state of the nation address on Friday, Gigaba said South Africa should keep riding the wave of positive market sentiment after the change of leadership.
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The change of leadership could help settle a diplomatic row with India, the biggest buyer of Malaysian palm oil, as New Delhi had taken exception to comments by Mahathir.
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Mr. Rajoy ousted Mr. Puidgemont and his government in October for leading Catalonia's drive to break from Spain and called new elections in hopes of a change of leadership.
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A senior journalist at a Hubei newspaper run by the ruling Communist Party posted on Weibo on Friday that there should be an "immediate" change of leadership in Wuhan.
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In Nigeria, Africa's largest oil producer, a change of leadership threatens to unsettle the current government's arrangement with militants who wreaked havoc on the country's oil output two years ago.
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The change of leadership in the Senate comes at a crucial moment for Temer's efforts to pass austerity measures through Congress to restore fiscal discipline to Brazil's overdrawn government accounts.
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"A change of leadership in the Conservative Party now would put our country's future at risk and create uncertainty when we can least afford it," she said, according to Reuters.
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"It does look as if the country is one step closer to a change of leadership and this would provide room for further recovery in South African assets," he said.
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SYDNEY, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said on Friday he had received a letter signed by a majority of ruling party members calling for a change of leadership.
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Since June, the wait for the strategy has stretched a further eight months –- unsurprisingly, at this point, given the shock of Brexit and the change of leadership triggered by Cameron's resignation.
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So, there could be gold hidden among the losers of the Dow, but it will require some major change of leadership in order to transition to the winner column for 2016.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Embattled Honda surprised partners McLaren on Tuesday by announcing a change of leadership in their Formula One engine programme less than a month before the season starts in Australia.
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In a change of leadership announced on Sunday, Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the head of Nusra Front, assumed command of Tahrir al-Sham after Abu Jaber al-Sheikh quit that post.
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"The broader reaction to our recent results announcement has though demonstrated to Gavin and me that there is a need for a change of leadership to deliver this strategy," he said.
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These include Luxottica owner Leonardo Del Vecchio, a veteran entrepreneur who recently called for a change of leadership at Italian bank UniCredit and Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone, head of construction group Caltagirone.
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A change of leadership at oil giant Saudi Aramco and its delayed initial public offering (IPO) is not a concern, the head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund (RDIF) told CNBC Wednesday.
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"The last thing Vale needs is a change of leadership at a time when they need stability," said Paul Gait, a senior analyst at London-based Bernstein Investment Research and Management.
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A CKE spokeswoman said that neither Mr. Puzder nor Mr. Marker were available for interviews about the change of leadership at the company, which owns or franchises more than 3,800 restaurants globally.
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"Given the continuing distraction around the scale of his remuneration... the Board believes that it is now necessary for there to be to be a change of leadership," said Persimmon Chairman Roger Devlin.
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Abdul Mahdi's decision came in response to a call for a change of leadership on Friday by Iraq's top Shi'ite Muslim cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, his office said in a statement.
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A source within Northern Ireland's DUP, the party that props up May's government, was quoted by Sky News as saying it preferred a long delay and change of leadership rather than accept the deal.
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The Kremlin said Monday that it sees no impact on the so-called "OPEC+" deal following the change of leadership at Saudi Arabia's energy ministry and that it expected "business as usual," Reuters reported.
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A possible change of leadership in New Zealand has caught many off-guard and Swiss bank UBS has now put together a note on the election risk and the best places to safeguard assets.
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Pact Coffee, the U.K. subscription service that delivers freshly roasted "specialty coffee" to your door, has seen a change of leadership as the company plans to focus more on the B2B side of its business.
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In a statement published on Iranian news agencies he said the first step to resolving Iran's economic problems was a change of leadership, asking voters to support a "competent and knowledgeable" government under his command.
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Since the SoftBank deal, the firm has had a change of leadership with Mathrani's arrival, with a new CFO, chief operating officer, chief product and experience officer, and chief communications officer joining in recent weeks.
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"With each change of leadership, there has been a shift in policy — movies and TV are employed as part of the media campaign to help disseminate the new leader's priorities to his power base," said Lee.
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And thus party loyalists tend to identify with their leaders the way royalists identify with their kings, and regard the prospect of impeachment not as an opportunity for a change of leadership but a revolutionary threat.
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The Central Asian country has been gradually opening up since a change of leadership in 2016, but the incident with HRW researcher Steve Swerdlow recalled tactics used by the previous government against foreign reporters and rights activists.
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"If Netanyahu is indicted for bribery, then Blue and White hopes they can rally public opinion, including Netanyahu's voters, to force a change of leadership in Likud," said Ofer Zalzberg, a senior analyst at the International Crisis Group.
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"This might drag out into the change of leadership in Washington, and it's possible a Trump administration could abandon the overtime rule," said Gerald Hathaway, partner at the New York law firm Drinker Biddle & Reath, about the fight.
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How a change of leadership could affect the economy's slow recovery — and reform efforts that are a condition of financial aid from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) — are likely to be at the forefront of Ukraine's benefactors' minds.
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They will also be hoping that Mr Trump's hostile comments about Janet Yellen, the head of the Federal Reserve, do not lead to a change of leadership, or a shift to a more hawkish policy, at the central bank.
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MADRID (Reuters) - There is no risk of a snap national election in Spain, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said on Monday, playing down any threat to his minority-led government from a change of leadership in the opposition Socialist party.
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The source familiar with Hariri's views has said he believes a cabinet composed of both technocrats and politicians would not be able to secure Western assistance and would also anger protesters who want to see a change of leadership.
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The source familiar with Hariri's views has said he believes a cabinet composed of both technocrats and politicians would not be able to secure Western assistance and would also anger protesters who want to see a change of leadership.
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In rare public dissent, a senior journalist at a Hubei newspaper run by the ruling Communist Party wrote on Friday on the Twitter-like Weibo social media platform that there should be an "immediate" change of leadership in Wuhan.
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In rare public dissent, a senior journalist at a Hubei newspaper run by the ruling Communist Party wrote on Friday on the Twitter-like Weibo social media platform that there should be an "immediate" change of leadership in Wuhan.
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"I think there was a lot of hope at first with the change of leadership that things would open up substantially," Ambassador at Large Sam Brownback said at the State Department's release of the 2018 Report on International Religious Freedom.
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Meanwhile, an almost unanimous Congress and Trump's national security team, despite the frequent change of leadership, basically ignored the president, maintained economic sanctions on Moscow, pushed forward with an enhanced military presence along NATO's eastern front and supported further NATO enlargement.
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The Berlin show is based on new research that only became possible after a change of leadership at the Ada and Emil Nolde Foundation, which the painter created to manage his archive and to run a museum of his work.
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The 403-year-old now runs teams of builders for hire, taking advantage of a construction boom in his home city of Samarkand following a 240 change of leadership in the Central Asian state, one of the world's most tightly controlled countries.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese government on Tuesday said it has nominated Toyoshi Fuketa, a commissioner of the country's nuclear watchdog, to take the top post at the regulator, in the first change of leadership since it was revamped after the Fukushima disaster.
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Sources close to Hariri said the Saudis, while keeping Hariri under house arrest, were trying to orchestrate a change of leadership in Hariri's Future Movement by installing his elder brother Bahaa, who was overlooked for the top job when their father was killed.
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"A change of leadership at this point isn't going to make the negotiations any easier ... what it will do is mean that there is a risk that actually we delay the negotiations and that is a risk that Brexit gets delayed or frustrated," May said.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny resisted a call on Monday from a lawmaker of his Fine Gael party to step down over the next two months, rejecting the first open challenge to make good on a promise to allow a change of leadership.
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"If the 2018 elections were to see a change of leadership ... then I think the drug pricing issue would be very much back in the picture for all of the pharmaceutical and biotech companies," said George Strietmann, portfolio manager with Cincinnati investment advisory firm Bahl & Gaynor.
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But it was not at all clear that a change of leadership could help resolve the arguments over Brexit, as the withdrawal is known, that are tearing apart the Conservatives, or that it would leave the government any more prepared to negotiate with the European Union.
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"This temporary change of leadership is necessary and in the interests of all shareholders to enable Mr Zhevago to focus on on-going matters in Ukraine without impacting the Company's operations," Non-executive Chairman Steve Lucas said, adding that Zhevago continues to have the full support of the Board.
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"A change of leadership in the Conservative Party now will put our country's future at risk and create uncertainty when we can least afford it," she said, warning that a new Conservative leader would not be in place in time to exit the European Union on March 29.
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"This temporary change of leadership is necessary and in the interests of all shareholders to enable Mr Zhevago to focus on on-going matters in Ukraine without impacting the company's operations," Chairman Steve Lucas said in a statement, adding that Zhevago continued to be backed by the board.
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But there has been speculation about whether the isolation of the Sweden Democrats will hold in the longer term, given that the center-right Moderates had previously said they would be prepared to broker a compromise with the nationalists on immigration, before reversing that stance after a change of leadership.
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He had demanded a change of leadership of the state oil guards, parts of which NOC has previously accused of being behind the field occupation, plus training for the force to make it more professional, and the creation of "Green Zones" within the field to prevent unauthorized access among other measures.
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Perception of a stalled agenda on tax reform in Washington, soft domestic inflation and wage growth and a possible change of leadership at the Federal Reserve have hurt the dollar in the first eight months of this year, according to two analysts at the New York-based U.S. investment bank.
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The change of leadership comes at a tumultuous time for the agency, whose goals of promoting education and defending human rights have been hampered in recent years by a lack of funding and disputes between member states, which sometimes use the organization as a forum to settle political or historical scores.
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That investigation is likely to conclude when the outgoing chairmen of both committees leave Congress at the end of this year, but that doesn't mean that Republicans will stop their pursuit of those documents, although a long-rumored change of leadership at the Justice Department after the midterms could alter the calculus.
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Other than a change of leadership within North Korea or an extremely improbable and almost certainly ineffective and counter-productive US military strike, the only likely means of driving this perceptual change among North Korea's leaders would be by ratcheting up sanctions and other non-military coercive measures to the point of undermining their grip on power in the absence of denuclearization. 4.
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