The groups involved include Our Revolution, which is closely tied to Sanders, and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which is closely tied to Warren.
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But other divisions are closely tied to fossil fuels, too.
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World demand for energy is closely tied to economic growth.
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Annuity payments are closely tied to overall interest rates, however.
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Beyoncé's activism has been more closely tied to her art.
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And anxiety is closely tied to depression, Dr. Merikangas said.
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What's more, oral health is closely tied to general wellness.
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Race is closely tied to use and levels of force.
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I also think spirituality and sexuality are very closely tied.
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Being so closely tied to Google comes with some risks, though.
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He and his aristocratic family are closely tied to British royalty.
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The sector's fortunes are closely tied to expectations for global growth.
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Oil demand is closely tied to broader indicators of economic growth.
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Human trafficking and drug trafficking in these communities are closely tied.
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Plan a Met Gala with a theme closely tied to technology.
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The company, it says, is too closely tied to the NRA.
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Not surprisingly, suicidal thoughts are closely tied to PTSD and depression.
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It's a feeling closely tied to being relaxed or chilled out.
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Everytown notes that domestic violence is closely tied to mass shootings.
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The conglomerate, HNA Group, is closely tied to the Chinese government.
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Turkey Closely tied with a potential crisis in Syria is Turkey.
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In practice, however, things are more closely tied together than that.
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It is unclear how closely tied Harris' campaign was to Dowless' activities.
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Services inflation, which is closely tied to aggregate demand, also remains subdued.
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Until August 2015 the yuan had been closely tied to the dollar.
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Travis Perkins' fortunes are closely tied to housing transactions and consumer confidence.
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But now its change in policies appears closely tied to current events.
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Consciousness might be closely tied to the particularities of human-like intelligence.
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The yield on the Treasury note is closely tied to interest rates.
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It may sound crazy, but scent is very closely tied to memory.
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That matters for banks since profits are closely tied to the economy.
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Research also suggests that it affects behaviors more closely tied to health.
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For decades the union was closely tied to the French Communist Party.
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Notably, the list included names closely tied with the already corruption-mired FIFA.
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The history of borders and maps are very closely tied to each other.
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Social and cultural identity is more closely tied to partisan support among Republicans.
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Services inflation, which is closely tied to demand, is expected to remain muted.
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Humayun Khan, polls showed the GOP nominee leading or closely tied with Clinton.
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The worst thing about Spectacles is how closely tied they are to Snapchat.
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MSAB is closely tied to the highs and lows of the industrial cycle.
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Unlike China's stock market, commodity futures are more closely tied to economic fundamentals.
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More broadly, research suggests that crime trends are closely tied to economic conditions.
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Dominance in male black rhinos, for instance, is closely tied to horn length.
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And it is very closely tied to the complex science of circadian rhythms.
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President Varela is also closely tied to law firms that handle offshore accounts.
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Biden has closely tied his candidacy to his time as Obama's vice president.
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Support for the wall is closely tied to support for the president, though.
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Though the church is not formally part of the state, it is closely tied.
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Elon Musk's legacy is closely tied to the fate of his electric car company.
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Central and Eastern European markets are closely tied to Germany for trade and investment.
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Of course, you've been very closely tied to the political arena because of Gabby.
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Mr Klinenberg: I think the answer is closely tied to my discussion of libraries.
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The financial fortunes of airlines are closely tied to the health of the economy.
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Instead, they are funneled into a law firm closely tied to the Mormon Church.
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Dean Heller has closely tied his own vote to the state's popular governor's stance.
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In these areas, homebuyers' wealth and down payments are more closely tied to stocks.
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The early centers were closely tied to local cultures, making them difficult to replicate.
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Cincinnati (CNN)Few politicians are as closely tied to their name as Aftab Pureval.
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Twitter and Betaworks can target companies that will be closely tied to Twitter's services.
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These are the conservatives most closely tied to Trump in both substance and style.
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Guaidó has closely tied together his struggles to bring democracy and food to Venezuela.
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Brazilian Carnival celebrations are closely tied with the music and dance genre of samba.
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In India, many of Trump's business partners are also closely tied to the government.
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Those negotiations are closely tied to efforts to prevent a government shutdown this month.
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Position: CommissionerNominees: Rohit Chopra and Noah PhillipsChopra is a Democrat closely tied to Sen.
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We have to talk about the narration, because it's so closely tied to the pacing.
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Games have always faced problems over being so closely tied to the progress of technology.
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The identities of Fred and his eldest son, Jeff, are closely tied to the Mets.
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It's how I grew up, and it's closely tied to the career path I chose.
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DiCaprio's impassioned acceptance speech about climate change is actually closely tied to his new project.
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" Kide writes that "The beliefs we hold are closely tied to the decisions we make.
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However, it's worth pointing out how closely tied Amazon Payments is tied with Amazon Prime.
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Oil has plummeted this year, depressing the value of assets closely tied to its price.
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The region's growth is closely tied to buildup during World War II and federal investment.
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Support of or opposition to President Donald Trump is also closely tied to confidence level.
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But the film shows those fantasies as closely tied to profit, just like porn itself.
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The fortunes of the Australian economy are closely tied to China, its largest trading partner.
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It is at this time that outer beauty became more closely tied to interior anatomy.
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Across cultures, the bias against daughters has been closely tied to women's second-class status.
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The company&aposs marketplace business is also closely tied to its fast-growing advertising business.
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The life cycle of the ticks is closely tied to white-footed mice and deer.
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The academic profession is so closely tied in with your sense of your moral self.
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There are lots of examples of social stigmatization of drug use closely tied to race.
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In Europe, Germany is particularly exposed because its industrial output is closely tied to Chinese demand.
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The way people view Trump's job performance appears closely tied to their beliefs about white privilege.
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Also, as Brown himself frequently points out, California's fortunes are closely tied to the stock market.
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HTC is also closely tied to the debut of 4G cellular networks in the United States.
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Those industries closely tied to commodity markets where prices are dropping showed real weakness last month.
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Minqin's fortunes are closely tied to how much water is used by more populous places nearby.
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You'll see smart, data-led marketing that is more closely tied to making purchases and conversions.
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Polish Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz told the magazine that military service was "closely tied to nationality".
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In 2013, Moore dissented in an Alabama Supreme Court case closely tied to the birther conspiracy.
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The interests of African Americans and Latinos are too closely tied together to work in isolation.
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Politicians, even those generally closely tied to religious conservatives, were often just being politicians, he said.
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Not everything is so closely tied to the prime rate, especially considering things like auto loans.
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Immelt's pay package was closely tied with per-share metrics, which were inflated through massive buybacks.
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New jobs and economic opportunities in the 21st Century are closely tied to innovation and technology.
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Liveops makes clear that its agents' ability to earn more money is closely tied to performance.
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This is one case when a work becomes closely tied to the circumstances of its creation.
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The heartland instead prefers an image of America more closely tied to the country's cultural past.
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The Australian dollar, whose fortunes are closely tied to China's economy, was marginally lower at $0.7174.
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Another factor to consider is that beliefs on climate change are often closely tied to identities.
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Many of these candidates have even faced controversies closely tied to policing and incidents of police violence.
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The question is important because phones and, increasingly, mobile internet access are closely tied to economic growth.
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Audi's system sounds like it might be more closely tied to official city traffic light servers, however.
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Dean Heller, the state's Republican senator, has closely tied his vote on health care to Sandoval's stance.
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Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt rejected suggestions on Tuesday that he is too closely tied to the industry.
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We've known for a while now that your mental health and your immune system are closely tied.
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People's political beliefs are too closely tied to their identities to be discussed without incident at work.
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The IRGC is the regime's elite military corps and is closely tied to top leadership in Iran.
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One thing I do learn is just how closely tied to religion the movement appears to be.
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Scent is closely tied to memory, and for many millennials, the early aughts will always smell Fierce.
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One trend that's been most closely tied to climate change is an increase in overnight low temperatures.
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Americans' assessment of the economy has become increasingly closely tied to their political views in recent years.
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The question now: Can a leader so closely tied to the country's old guard bring real change?
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It's unclear what records the prosecutors are pursuing, or how closely tied they are to Kushner himself.
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Schnatter was closely tied with the brand's image and was featured prominently on the company's pizza boxes.
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One question is whether funding should be more closely tied to efforts to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Schnatter's image is very closely tied to the company and he is pictured on its pizza boxes.
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Keeping Britain closely tied to the EU after Brexit is anathema to much of the Conservative Party.
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Roll trade is closely tied to supply and demand at Cushing, the delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
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These abilities seem closely tied to human interaction, and corresponding social cues that develop regardless of their environment.
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For firms, even those closely tied to the state, the rise in borrowing costs has been even steeper.
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Generally, however, suicidal tendencies were more closely tied to a child abuse history than to deployment related traumas.
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The island's political status is closely tied to Puerto Rican identity and has divided Puerto Ricans for decades.
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Improving cash generation will be more closely tied to success in growing outpatient capabilities over the ratings horizon.
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Insulin dysfunction, and becoming resistant to insulin, is closely tied to type 2 diabetes and heart disease risk.
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"Especially the fake FARC ones," he said referring to the Colombian rebel group closely tied to drug trafficking.
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Interest rates on credit cards are closely tied to the prime rate, so you'll likely see decreases near .
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VEB is a state-owned Russian corporation formed in 2007 that is closely tied to the Russian government.
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Many believe the recent outbreaks were closely tied to people who refuse vaccinations for all kinds of reasons.
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For many worshipping groups in South Africa, such as Pentecostal churches, religious expression is closely tied to water.
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May's plan, which fudges the issue of how closely tied economically Britain should remain to the European Union.
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Export-based economies that are closely tied to China — like Japan and Germany — have started to struggle too.
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He says there's only one potential downside to the game's popularity, and it's closely tied to his wallet.
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Now, records have emerged that show just how closely tied Mr. Trump remains to the empire he built.
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The challenge is especially acute in Minnesota because its tax code is closely tied to the federal definitions.
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Approval ratings of the president are closely tied to preferences in the Senate race, according to the poll.
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The one in Les Irois, where Mr. Martyr lived, became closely tied to Mr. Martelly, the former president.
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For both, the greater good supersedes the best intentions — and the arguments on both sides are closely tied.
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The cost for dollar hedging, which is closely tied to dollar interest rates, has been steadily rising since 2014.
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I've written about the puzzle that people's attitudes about the economy seem very closely tied to their partisan identification.
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Trading in the cash roll and the front-month spread is closely tied to supply and demand at Cushing.
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Still, bond markets are a bit less flighty than stocks, and also more closely tied to the economic outlook.
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Instead, the move to pull MDM-powered screen-time apps may be more closely tied to Apple's privacy focus.
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It turned out that some of the burglars were closely tied to Richard Nixon's Committee to Reelect the President.
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Some point to dramatic changes in the three countries most closely tied to Mozambique—South Africa, Zimbabwe and Angola.
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Until then, BTG Pactual's fortunes had been closely tied to Esteves, Brazil's most prominent dealmaker in the past decade.
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One camp argues that online, anonymity is a right closely tied to freedoms like the U.S.'s First Amendment.
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The PiS government strongly opposed the reappointment of Tusk, who is closely tied with the centrist opposition in Poland.
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Technology shares, a sector of the S&P 500 that has been closely tied to trade progress, fell 0.92%.
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Technology and industrial growth are closely tied to scientific research, and these are the engines that drive job creation.
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Indeed in the past, Johnson has been a strong advocate for Britain remaining closely tied to the European Union.
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However, the study showed that solar's success was still closely tied to the growing use of cheap natural gas.
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Though homeownership isn't right for everyone, it is closely tied to increased net worth and has many tax benefits.
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The roll trade is closely tied to supply and demand at Cushing, the delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
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Though the comedown—the hangover's evil, sour, sibling—is more closely tied to a proper big night out, i.e.
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Is it ethically sound to track people's personal habits, even if the behavior is closely tied to their health?
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The issue: her efforts to keep Britain more closely tied to the European Union than hard-line conservatives want.
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While the president and his supporters raise doubts about open trade, the dollar's supremacy is closely tied to it.
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The Australian dollar, which is closely tied to the global commodity trade and China's economy, rose 0.17% to $0.6592.
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Anthoni Salim, the company's chief executive, was closely tied to Suharto, Indonesia's longtime dictator who was overthrown in 1998.
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American officials say the Russian effort to destabilize the American elections is closely tied to Moscow's work in Europe.
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The party, like Republicans in Virginia, is closely tied to the big energy monopoly and Carter stood against that.
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The funds rate is closely tied to consumer interest rates, which generally rise as soon as the Fed moves.
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The company has struggled in sales against its rivals and his identity has become closely tied to the company.
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Australia's resource-reliant economic fortunes have been closely tied to the growth prospects in China, its biggest trade partner.
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Wray is reportedly under pressure to remove McCabe, who Trump also apparently sees as too closely tied to Comey.
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OPEC supply tends to more directly influence Brent, whereas U.S. crude futures are more closely tied to U.S. supply.
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There's perhaps no single elected official in the United States more closely tied to Hillary Clinton than Terry McAuliffe.
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Or, they can use this opportunity to get rid of the executive and anyone who is closely tied to him.
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Because we were so closely tied to the work they did and how their work affected us it becomes personal.
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Ankara regards the Syrian group as closely tied to militants who have fought a three-decades-old conflict within Turkey.
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The economic benefits of innovation are closely tied to evolving technology and demand for the new, faster and more affordable.
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Trading in the spread is closely tied to supply and demand at Cushing, the delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
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As Robert writes, "It's thought-provoking that in these Chinese cities, social qualities are so closely tied to economic expectations."
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Similarly, some of the members of the community surely didn't want to be so closely tied to Google's infrastructure, either.
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Rosenstein's nomination has been closely tied to the House and Senate Russia investigations -- whether he wanted it to, or not.
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The success of their agenda, from tax reform to health care, is closely tied to the success of the President.
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What they don't want is to lock themselves into a future where their infrastructure and applications are closely tied together.
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Not only do political fortunes hang in the balance, but the nation's fate is closely tied to it as well.
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The funds rate is closely tied to consumer interest rates, which pretty much rise as soon as the Fed hikes.
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And the comment was made in the context of a fight that, for McCain, is closely tied to that legacy.
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The idea of having a politician so closely tied to a social welfare nonprofit has prompted controversy in recent years.
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Whatever the factors, this improvised art form is closely tied with the culture created around the Iraq and Afghanistan theaters.
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Failing that, he could promote an alternative version of Brexit that keeps Britain more closely tied to the European Union.
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The wire fraud statute covers broad conduct designed to mislead others and is not so closely tied to canceling orders.
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Long-term pricing is closely tied to the price of crude oil, expressed as a percentage of a barrel's worth.
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Lieberman is a relatively recent hire to the Trump Organization, but he's been closely tied to the company for years.
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Interestingly, Garramone noted, a leader's reputation among employees is more closely tied to business performance than a leader's self-assessment.
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Perhaps more important, Koubei is closely tied to Alipay, giving businesses greater insight into customers who come in using Koubei.
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He was closely tied to the former Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, who was another of Mr. Greenfield's political sparring partners.
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Pruitt's critics have long complained the former Oklahoma attorney general was too closely tied to the oil and gas industry.
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And he has surrounded himself with staffers like Paul Manafort and Michael Flynn, who are unusually closely tied to Russia.
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The country's fortunes are closely tied to those of PDVSA, which accounts for 3373 percent of the nation's export revenues.
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"This is a case that makes it clear how closely tied sometimes public education can be to political battles," she said.
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The retailer, whose home improvement products are closely tied with home building and refurbishing, was hurt immensely by the Great Recession.
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U.S. equity market performance has been closely tied to oil prices as the commodity's 523-1/2-year slide has deepened.
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You can also bet this thing would be closely tied to the Echo family of products and feature deep Alexa integration.
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That rate is closely tied to consumer debt, particularly credit cards, home equity lines of credit and other adjustable-rate loans.
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Smith is closely tied to the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers because she performed "God Bless America" before Flyers games in the 1970s.
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Of course, most of it is pretty closely tied to… you know, launching spacecraft and stuff, which most people don't do.
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The biggest loser, they say, is likely to be Rouhani, who is much more closely tied to the country's economic policies.
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U.S. equity market performance has been closely tied to oil prices as the commodity's 1-1/2-year slide has deepened.
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Such fears threaten to weigh on banks this year, because their performance is closely tied to the health of the economy.
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The rate is closely tied to consumer debt, particularly credit cards, home equity lines of credit and other adjustable-rate instruments.
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Columbus Nova is closely tied to Viktor Vekselberg, a Russian oligarch who is himself closely linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Though it is true that online dating is closely tied to younger generations, the number of older users is steadily growing.
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Steel is used at the first stage of construction, meaning it is closely tied to the pace of new housing starts.
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The film covers the highlights of Nimoy's life — which for 25 years, was closely tied to the story of Star Trek.
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While Catalonia has a distinct language and culture, the Catalan conflict with Madrid has also been closely tied to economic grievances.
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After all, he notes masculinity is closely tied in with identity, and depression can be a disorder of a person's identity.
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Every sensitive opera composer tries to write vocal lines that are closely tied to the flow and rhythm of the words.
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White House officials say they are bracing for blowback for appointing a figure so closely tied to Fox's culture of harassment.
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The moment was more closely tied to Beyoncé's reputation as an artist who pays close attention to details, Jay-Z explained.
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Trump is so closely tied to the "new conspiracism" that it can be hard to tell the ranter from the rant.
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Those talks are closely tied to the negotiations on immigration — a contentious issue Republicans and Democrats are no closer to resolving.
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Ally&aposs venture arm can feed its M&A pipelineM&A and partnerships are closely tied to Ally&aposs venture strategy.
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But the photograph and post provide further evidence that the two men are more closely tied than Trump has let on.
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Masculinity is closely tied to one's virility and interest in sexual gratification, while femininity is linked with one's sexual desirability or sexiness.
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Thanks to be healthy The most obvious reason to boost your gratitude is that it's closely tied to increased feelings of happiness.
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Trading in the front-month spread is closely tied to supply and demand at Cushing, the delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
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Officials at Justice Democrats, a progressive group that played a significant role in 2018's elections and is closely tied to Rep.
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They were closely tied to an advocacy group and have often joined weekly protests in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul.
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Demand for gold and other precious metals are closely tied to the health of Asian economies, which are big markets for bullion.
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Of course, Apple's revenue is closely tied to the number of iPhones it sells, and fiscal third-quarter sales are typically weak.
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Now the British space industry, which has been closely tied to Europe for decades, risks being knocked out of orbit by Brexit.
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The two-year Treasury note, more closely tied to Fed expectations, was also moving higher and it was at 0.86 percent Tuesday.
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Equities have been closely tied to movements in crude of late and another downturn in the commodity is likely to pressure stocks.
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In fact, the glycemic response was more closely tied to the composition of bacteria in one's gut rather than the bread itself.
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I feel more closely tied with No Man's Sky in soundtracking the scale of it, rather than the sci-finess of it.
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" It's obviously closely tied to Gmail already, but we can expect "deep integrations" with other Google apps like "Calendar, Docs, [and] Spreadsheets.
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McFarland himself is relatively new to Lowe's, and his LinkedIn profile reveals a job history closely tied to current CEO Marvin Ellison.
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Variable rate loans are closely tied to the Libor or prime rate, and with that decreasing, you'll likely pay less in interest.
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The fate of the best tennis players in Rwanda, then, is closely tied to the largess of those with whom they play.
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That's always an interesting issue, because it seems at least in the US that inequality is closely tied up with political polarization.
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Luckily for Cruz, his platform is not as closely tied to socially conservative positions as the last two Republican winners in Iowa.
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The new service is closely tied to Amazon's Echo devices, a line of speakers with a proprietary voice recognition technology called Alexa.
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" Excessive drinking is closely tied to incidents of sexual assault, she said, and "that's why there's so much concern about college drinking.
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But no restaurant is as closely tied as 21, the first Noma spinoff that opened in a spacious stone building in 2600.
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Part of what made protectionism so painful was that, by the late 1800s, agriculture was closely tied to the global financial system.
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Meanwhile, the Treasury Department is pushing to end sanctions against companies owned by Oleg Deripaska, an oligarch closely tied to Mr. Putin.
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It's simply a solid collection of reliable recipes closely tied to the Hudson Valley agricultural region, with profiles of farms and farmers.
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Dialog's fate is more closely tied to that of Apple, which is expected to account for three-quarters of revenues this year.
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What matters is how the characters navigate the space between those extremes that are, in fact, so closely tied to each other.
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If Biden is the candidate most closely tied to Obama, Patrick is the newly minted candidate most similar to the former President.
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In his interview on Fox News, Jubeir said that Prince Salman was not closely tied to the people involved in the operation.
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Procrastination is closely tied to clutter, because sorting through and tossing items is a task that many people find unpleasant and avoid.
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Neither Bredesen nor Dean are seen as particularly closely tied to Barry, which won't stop Republicans from trying to tie them together.
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He also notes that addressing the issue of maternal mortality is closely tied with tackling systemic problems of racial bias and discrimination.
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"Since kimchi is so closely tied to Korean identity, the thought of eating a foreign-made kimchi feels like sacrilege," McPherson says.
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In the US, researchers have found that recent outbreaks of measles and whooping cough were indeed closely tied to people who refuse vaccinations.
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Power producers' gas combustion is therefore closely tied to average temperatures and July 2016 was one of the hottest on record (tmsnrt.rs/2b693bYnn).
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The flâneur is an outdated concept, too closely tied to traditional structures of power and privilege to find real ground in this century.
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Out of all the large non-leveraged U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds, the six worst-performing are all closely tied to oil prices.
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Many business owners, whose finances and identity are so closely tied to their companies, simply don't want to think about giving them up.
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The currency has suffered because it's closely tied to the value of South African commodity exports such as platinum, iron ore and gold.
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ASU is closely tied to Knewton, the mind-mapping company whose founder, Jose Ferreira, brags of collecting billions of data points on students.
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The movement is closely tied to the Indian Robotix League, which hosts an annual robotics competition and training event dedicated to young innovators.
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I like the idea of what makes you different, other, and how often your superpower might be very closely tied to your weakness.
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The failure of my password to grow and change in the intervening decades is closely tied to Yahoo's failure to grow and change.
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While Kemp and DeSantis are candidates closely tied to Trump locked in heated gubernatorial races, the other contests focus on swing Senate contests.
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Despite the desire of many Iranians to advance the economy, the Iranian stock market is still closely tied to petrochemicals, mining and metals.
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While his rise to stardom is closely tied to "Fortnite," he's been competing in different first-person shooters for more than a decade.
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Some spoke about it vaguely, more closely tied to transition into womanhood; others were full of throbbing euphemism or way too many details.
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That rate, of course, is closely tied to consumer debt, particularly credit cards, home equity lines of credit and other adjustable-rate instruments.
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Microsoft, in conjunction with a state company closely tied to the Chinese military, developed a version of Windows more suitable for China's government.
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Multiple reporters have heard from aides that Trump is suspicious of anyone in the GOP who was too closely tied to the Bushes.
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The Artist's Life These days — despite longstanding clichés about art and excess — the creative impulse can actually be more closely tied to asceticism.
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Basically, our brains love routine and our internal biological clocks follow a circadian rhythm closely tied to the 24-hour cycle in nature.
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Qassim Suleimani and of the leader of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Units — a Shiite militia force closely tied to Iran — who was with him.
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It is going to be replaced by a system of rates that are more closely tied to the interest rates on actual loans.
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Outlining the monetary authority's 2020-2022 strategy, Veerathai said exchange rate volatility was unavoidable because it is closely tied to unpredictable external factors.
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Business United States Steel Corporation founded Gary, Indiana in 1906 and the city's fortunes have been closely tied to the company ever since.
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Some on the Street had anticipated seeing Scaramucci in a role more closely tied to finance, not running the White House's message machine.
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Khashoggi, closely tied to Alwaleed, and a bitter critic of MBS and his methods, fled into self-imposed exile in the United States.
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Britain could therefore be outside the European Union, with no voice in shaping its rules, but remain closely tied to the bloc indefinitely.
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Often, the researchers found, the appearance of new penguin species was closely tied in time to the appearance of those penguins' native islands.
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" The project is closely tied to the band's highly anticipated forthcoming album, which he says "certainly has themes of America and the American Dream.
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Asia's trading economies are closely tied by supply chains, meaning they are affected both by the trade war and by any slowdown in China.
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And that will indeed help it devote more resources to pushing the boundaries of space exploration, which is more closely tied to its mandate.
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Because these numbers are so closely tied to our identities, it raises the question: Why are we still using Social Security numbers as ID?
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Its results are closely tied to oil prices and global economic growth because its products are used extensively in construction, agriculture, industry and manufacturing.
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The two-year yield, closely tied to expectations of higher Fed fund rates, touched 2.8310 percent compared with a U.S. close of 2.835 percent.
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But by a pretty healthy margin, party allegiance is much more closely tied to views about the "historic" nature of Clinton's nomination than gender.
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"I realized that what I was doing [with my business] was closely tied to the stock market and how the market behaves," Sirjan says.
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For some countries, this monetary serfdom was tolerable because their industries were closely tied to Germany's, and business conditions rose and fell in tandem.
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A chronic lack of sleep is also closely tied to anxiety and depression, as the body struggles to cope with the stress of sleepiness.
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Stores in areas closely tied to the energy industry, such as Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Alberta "dramatically underperformed", Chief Executive Mark Light told Reuters.
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Iraq is planning to ask for exemptions to ignore U.S. sanctions on its neighbor Iran, which it is closely tied to economically, Reuters reported.
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The two-year yield, closely tied to expectations of higher Fed fund rates, touched 2.831 percent compared with a U.S. close of 2.835 percent.
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She pointed to federal investment in Bay Area universities during and after World War II, and how closely tied their growth was to war.
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It is a number that has frustrated the Fed and is closely tied to expectations for interest rates, in the eyes of the markets.
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For one, AB5 does not address the issue of subcontract work, despite the fact it's closely tied to fissuring workplaces alongside independent contract work.
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Unlike the biggest banks, which have operations nationwide, the business of regional banks is closely tied with the local economies where they are headquartered.
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The net effect on the Canadian economy, which is closely tied to its southern neighbor, will be "negative, but small", the central bank said.
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Before, those brands were so closely tied with the TV shows and the talent surrounding them that it gave those brands an incredible start.
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One of the hallmarks of the Gates-Ballmer years was the too-high priority accorded to new products closely tied to Windows and Office.
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Winston says it's not clear why there is such a significant difference between the two closely tied countries, but he has a few ideas.
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This plunge will have a wide range of implications, including lower earnings for oil companies, whose financial performance is closely tied to oil prices.
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Executive compensation, which has grown exponentially faster than workers' pay, is out of control and should be more closely tied to long-term performance.
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These jobs are closely tied to creating the green infrastructure required to reach 100 percent renewable energy for electricity and transportation and fully decarbonize.
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But a new study shows many of the senior bankers most closely tied to pre-crisis fraud didn't suffer one bit in the aftermath.
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Others would prefer a withdrawal that keeps Britain closely tied to Europe, and a sizable faction is holding out for no Brexit at all.
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Google's latest move lets the company sell ads and services that are more closely tied to actual transactions, which they can charge more for.
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And his rivals in the party — led by figures closely tied to the endemic corruption of the Zuma years — remained as powerful as ever.
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The region's identity is closely tied to its angling treasures; in the gateway town of Houston, a 60-foot fly rod graces Steelhead Park.
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The offering marks a major shift for a company whose identity has been so closely tied to hardware for its first decade of existence.
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The perception of the job of the cinematographer as physically demanding is closely tied to the kinds of films generally rewarded in the category.
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The Russell 2000 index of small capitalization stocks, typically viewed as closely tied to the health of the American domestic economy, rose 1.8 percent.
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The Russell 2000 index of small capitalization stocks, typically viewed as closely tied to the health of the American domestic economy, rose 2 percent.
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After several weeks of moving in different directions, the stock market appears to be getting more closely tied to the fluctuations in oil prices.
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Nadella&aposs pay is closely tied to Microsoft&aposs business and stock performance, and a strong year meant a big payout for the CEO.
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Those results are closely tied to partisanship, with Republicans most apt to report an improved financial situation (65%), and Democrats far less so (239%).
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Government moves to hike fuel, gas and electricity costs have heightened investor worries about profitability in the sector, which is closely tied to oil.
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As Gizmodo's own Emily Lipstein pointed out, however, research suggests that these reports are more closely tied to gentrification than actual rat population booms.
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As the historian Dora Apel has detailed, such attacks were closely tied to the myth of white women's (and only white women's) sexual purity.
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The same poll also found Trump's approval rating declining -- a metric that's frequently closely tied to his party's performance in a midterm election year.
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The most common critique of Clinton from the left is that she's too much of an institutionalist, too closely tied to a broken system.
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And again, the consensus conclusion of 17 intelligence agencies is that the Russian government or entities closely tied to it are behind the hackings.
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RELATED: Employers push health care costs onto workers Satisfaction with these elements of the health care system are closely tied to views of Obamacare itself.
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The Deloitte relationship now takes this a step further, and has a major consulting organization selling business process transformation capability closely tied to iOS devices.
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In the past, the makeup of Third Avenue fund trustees has tilted toward people closely tied to Mr. Whitman with little to no financial experience.
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The Detroit automotive industry is closely tied to General Motors, especially now that the Motor City is reviving itself after filing for bankruptcy in 2013.
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Calendar spreads, which measure price differences between any pair of contracts with different delivery dates, are closely tied to changes in the supply-demand balance.
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Investor concerns that Tesla's board was too closely tied to Musk led to the company's addition of two independent directors, including Murdoch, in July 2017.
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Thomas is closely tied to a separate effort by the U.S. military to train, arm and support other Syrian fighters battling Islamic State in Syria.
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A super-PAC closely tied to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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There's one big reason Trump doesn't want to talk about election security: It's too closely tied to questions about the results of his own election.
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We added artificial intelligence to the event this year because the technology is so closely tied to the success of robotics and so much more.
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The new intervention of private Russian mercenaries, who are closely tied to the Kremlin, is just one of the parallels with the Syrian civil war.
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Bond yields move opposite price, and the 2-year yield, most closely tied to Fed policy, hit 93 percent Friday, a fresh 9-year high.
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The only answer I can think of is that Cohen liked the idea of being so closely tied to such a prominent person as Hannity.
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The color and the fruit are closely tied together; the English word for the color comes from the same word as the fruit, Yates said.
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Read more: These are the 15 worst US states for paying off your student loansIn addition to income, student debt is closely tied to cashflow.
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Booker made clear he believes marijuana legalization is closely tied to criminal justice reform, another cause he has championed during his time in the Senate.
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The ministry, closely tied to the Saudi clerical establishment that has never really been under the government's control, operated with an unusual degree of autonomy.
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A Russian oligarch closely tied to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia also lent Mr. Manafort $10 million that prosecutors have suggested was never repaid.
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It should be replaced, he writes, with a body more closely tied to domestic politics in each European country — and thus more accountable to voters.
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The EU has said her plan is a good starting point, but pro-Brexit campaigners fear it keeps Britain too closely tied to the bloc.
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What happens when a region's culinary identity is closely tied to an animal, and that animal is threatened by the mercurial forces of climate change?
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In contrast, most Republican leaders are closely tied to the business community, which is a strong supporter of NAFTA, the TPP, and other trade deals.
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Low oil prices will make it tougher but the fortunes of all three petrodollar emirates are also closely tied to the success of their airlines.
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Supporters of a so-called soft-Brexit would keep Britain closely tied to European economic rules and standards so as to minimize disruption to trade.
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Ms. Maya's choreography is firm and shapely, and it's closely tied to Gaspar Rodríguez's evocative score, which he and four other fine musicians play live.
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The attacks on the whistleblower come with high stakes, as GOP leaders see their political fate as closely tied to Trump's in next year's elections.
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Because incarceration and recidivism are so closely tied to poverty, educational opportunities are one of the best ways to keep former inmates out of prison.
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With its economy closely tied to its giant northern neighbour, Hong Kong has gained from buoyant trading and manufacturing activities linked to China's economic activity.
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Soccer, once a weekend pastime, had transformed into a devotion that was as closely tied to his rehabilitation as the arm bike down the hall.
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Traditionally, sovereign power has been closely tied to patents — the exclusive right for new inventions was historically granted in "letters patent" sealed by the Crown.
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Mr. Trump has said he is turning over control of his businesses to his two eldest sons, though he remains closely tied to his empire.
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The Trump Organization did not answer a question about the purpose of Eric Trump's visit, but he is closely tied to the resort's restoration efforts.
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The study also states that the satisfaction gained from purchasing experiences is related to the perception that our experiences are closely tied to our self.
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Caterpillar revenues are closely tied to China, and it was down 7.9 percent on average in those periods with gains only 20 percent of the time.
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"We are closely tied with them (NGCV program) and we are looking to see how we can insert this kit onto these future platforms," he explained.
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"My self-esteem has always been closely tied with my physical abilities, so when I couldn't do anything I felt like shit," Pitt told Fairfax Media.
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It also doesn't take into account how people's bodies experience temperature, which is closely tied to how cool or warm they prefer their environment to be.
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But is it possible to hold onto an identity that is so closely tied to that piece of art when the artist himself has sullied it?
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But according to Francia, sex work in El Salvador is often closely tied to gangs, and she said she was forced into the dangerous drug trade.
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In Germany nearly four-fifths of household wealth is in bank deposits, life-insurance policies or pension funds, where performance is closely tied to interest rates.
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First, nominal growth—to which corporate earnings are more closely tied—jumped to 62.53% year on year, up from 6% in the final quarter of 2015.
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The early women's movement and the convention's organizers were closely tied to the abolitionist movement, which was building support in the years before the Civil War.
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However, media accounts that are closely tied to the Islamic State have cheered the killings and urged their followers to promote the atrocity on social media.
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Petrochemical firms, their profit margins closely tied to oil prices, recovered after Brent oil surged above $48 a barrel overnight on the OPEC deal in Algeria.
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Not only have the contestants and polls been more culturally diverse, but Harvey's banter reflects a frank comedic style that is closely tied to Black culture.
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A new study published in the journal Evolution & Human Behavior has found that our body odor is more closely tied to our diets than previously thought.
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But while "The Waldo Moment" has been most closely tied with the rise of Trump, the episode is not Black Mirror's best critique of the candidate.
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He stepped down after she pushed ahead with a proposal that would keep Britain more closely tied to the European Union than hard-line conservatives want.
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Recognizing which personality traits are closely tied to thoughts of suicide could make intervention easier; it could also undercut the notion that perfectionist striving is healthy.
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The study's authors write that the increasing prevalence of shaved pubes is closely tied with how vaginas are portrayed in the media, but not just porn.
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But it makes no mention of Qualcomm's publicly disclosed partnerships with Huawei, the Chinese rival long considered closely tied to Beijing, on the 23G standard, either.
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I never considered that what I was experiencing was post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), since the concept has always been so closely tied to military veterans.
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Those threats have spooked automakers, whose fortunes are closely tied to the ways the accord has allowed them to reduce the cost of production and parts.
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Christian Borle and Andrew Rannells play Marvin and Whizzer, a gay couple who remain closely tied to Marvin's ex-wife, Trina, played by Stephanie J. Block.
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Wabi sabi, the Japanese aesthetic philosophy closely tied to Zen Buddhism, insists upon asymmetry and imperfection, aware that these are signs of life's impermanence and decay.
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As with fast fashion, fast furniture's environmental problems are closely tied to ethical issues: the transfer of domestic manufacturing overseas where companies can pay lower wages.
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Even in Wales, which has been much more closely tied to England and has only about 5 percent of the population, there are stirrings of independence.
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Hasbro's fortunes are closely tied to Disney's (DIS) movie slate — and there were no new "Star Wars" or Disney Princess movies during the 2018 holiday season.
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The Lib Dem vote is up only five points on 2017, with Labour and the Tories as closely tied as they were last time (see chart).
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It would've been far more surprising if the story weren't so closely tied to the original books, because that's what so many fans know and love.
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But there appears to be no interagency dispute on whether the Russian government (or at least entities closely tied to the Russian government) "directed" the hacking.
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However, some strategists believe equities are actually following oil prices, which serve as a sort of recession barometer, since economic growth is closely tied to fuel demand.
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"Vietnam is extremely reluctant to be as closely tied to the United States on security issues, given the Philippines are already moving in that direction," Bremmer said.
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"We don't know for sure which aspect of income drives the differences that we find, because income is closely tied with many aspects of life," she said.
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Dream can refer to dreaming while asleep but as a name may be more closely tied to a dream as a hope or wish for the future.
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The information would be equally interesting to China, which has long supported the North Korean regime and would be closely tied to any conflict in the region.
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But in a world where people feel so closely tied to their social accounts, it feels insane that account recovery is still largely a prayer-based enterprise.
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Amid the unprecedented fallout from dual exposés of film mogul Harvey Weinstein — who was closely tied to Sundance — the film festival brimmed with female fury and ambition.
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But the most interesting parts of Mueller's new filing are when he makes the case that the Manafort prosecution is closely tied to his Russian interference mandate.
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" He highlighted other factors that were more likely to impact numbers, saying "Demand is more closely tied to economic performance during that particular period than geopolitical headlines.
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At the same time, Davis said ads are a natural extension for any platform fattening itself on consumer data – and particularly one so closely tied to commerce.
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There's been a lot of conversation about civic engagement changing, and I think people can lose sight of how closely tied that can be to local news.
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But the industry's decline is much more closely tied to market forces like cheap, prevalent natural gas than federal regulations, something that even the coal industry acknowledges.
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Considering health risks are most closely tied to hours worked, would a four-day workweek with total hours equalling a five-day workweek bring any real benefit?
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Of all basketball acts, the jumpshot is most closely tied to the mind-body connection, and is grounded in the precise repetition of a series of motions.
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Because it's so closely tied to the browser version, you can restore files from the OneDrive Recycle Bin, and drag and drop to upload files to OneDrive.
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This monetary serfdom is tolerable for the Netherlands because its commerce is closely tied to Germany and business conditions rise and fall in tandem in both countries.
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" According to The Intercept, "The small group of lawyers and PR strategists orchestrating the secret science effort are closely tied to those attacking the EPA from within.
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The prospects of their seats in Congress and the success of their agenda, from tax reform to healthcare, are closely tied to the success of the president.
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Mr. Abadi has closely tied his political fortunes to the retaking of Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, and his announcement of the operation, just before 2 a.m.
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Because the cuisine of the Philippines is so closely tied to home cooking, it's been hard to imagine what a three-star Filipino restaurant would look like.
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Mongolian Buddhism is closely tied to Tibet's strain, and many in Mongolia, a heavily Buddhist country, revere the Dalai Lama, who made his first visit in 1979.
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"Independent" investigation: As the Kapors point out, the team assembled to investigate the former employee's claims and Uber's overall culture is already closely tied with the company.
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By making an example of one company closely tied to Mahan, Treasury is giving others a chance to cut Mahan loose before it does it for them.
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She received quite a bit of blowback for that description, her critics complaining that the term was too closely tied to the ghastly horrors of the Holocaust.
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Iron ore and copper, industrial metals closely tied to the outlook for Chinese growth fell after a key economic report showed Chinese factory activity contracted in May.
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"There are recent unfortunate events in my life that are closely tied to my failed first marriage," including "the very public squabble with my daughter," he said.
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How we got hereThe cost of gasoline is closely tied to the cost of oil, which has fallen by about 65% since the beginning of the year.
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For instance, Man Ray's work required technological insights into the nature of light, and photography — a medium favored by the Surrealists — was closely tied to technological progress.
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Ireland's funds sector is closely tied to Britain, with 200 UK-based asset managers running Irish domiciled funds holding about 750 billion euros ($830 billion) in assets.
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Pleasant lost that legal battle in large part because her finances were so closely tied to Bell's that it was difficult to prove what was hers alone.
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Nicole Wilder/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images The timing of the granite boom is closely tied to that of the housing bubble of the 2000s.
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He added that he and his team found that the increase in homicides was closely tied to firearm deaths; there was no increase in non-firearm homicides.
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The hedging costs are closely tied to short-term interest rate gaps between currencies and rises in dollar interest rates mean hedging will become costlier for Japanese investors.
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But that's an entirely different show, and it would necessarily have to begin with him realizing just how closely tied he was to a couple of KGB spies.
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The track employs sweeping synths and rhythmic drums to conjure an easy, fun mood which feels closely tied to physicality (try not swaying your hips when you listen).
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While KLM's Delft Blue miniatures are highly collectible and closely tied to the carrier's branding, KLM recently has been talking about its commitment to making aviation more sustainable.
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Apple is closely tied to China as both a marketplace for its iPhone and other products, and as part of its supply chain, with its Foxconn iPhone factory.
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Given the essentially free market economy of the United States, rarely, if ever, will a US company be as closely tied to the government as Chinese companies are.
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Behind the scenes, the media outlet's ownership and operation is closely tied to Falun Gong, a Chinese spiritual community with the stated goal of taking down China's government.
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Prosecutors have accused him of paying 43bn won ($38m) to "cultural organisations" closely tied to Choi Soon-sil, a former confidante of South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye.
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And she doesn't seem as closely tied to her dad's politics — she even stepped out to celebrate Pride, despite Trump's continuing refusal to support the nation's LGBTQ community.
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The group was still closely tied to Citizen Lab and operated out of its offices for more than a year, but Bangi saw it as a separate venture.
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The office comes with baggage For one thing, secretaries of state are closely tied to the foreign policy record of the administrations they serve, for better or worse.
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The Mexican peso and Mexican stocks have moved with this current election cycle as the country's economy is closely tied to that of the U.S. through trade agreements.
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"There are recent unfortunate events in my life that are closely tied to my failed first marriage," the vice mayor said, in a statement made available to media.
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Against the euro, to which the Swiss currency is closely tied, the franc firmed to 1.0923 franc per euro EURCHF= from last week's eight-month low of 1.0988.
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Those patients were devised to have health problems closely tied to hot-button political issues: One used marijuana, one owned guns, and one had a history of abortions.
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I fully expect that legacy apps closely tied to traditional load balancers will continue to be used on-premise or, in some cases, rewritten for new cloud architectures.
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The biggest thing I definitely want to mention with it is how closely tied it is to my other issues and how contingent it is upon my mood.
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The plan would keep Britain closely tied to the European Union at least until the end of 2020, and then remove it from the bloc's main economic structures.
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But there's a catch: Such overdoses seem to be very closely tied to the opioid epidemic, with the majority of benzodiazepine overdose deaths involving both benzodiazepines and opioids.
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At the same time, brands came under pressure from activists to pull their ads from Breitbart News, the hard-right, nationalist website closely tied to President Trump's administration.
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Given that your ad product is so closely tied to Stories now and Snapchat is also a messaging platform, how are you thinking about monetization outside of Stories?
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I kicked off the primary season with a monologue begging Hillary not to run because she was too closely tied to the elites who had created massive inequality.
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The declines in the S&P 500 were led by energy, industrial and materials shares, the sectors of the market closely tied to Chinese demand for raw materials.
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And social media companies, whose market value is closely tied to the number of people using their services, make their own rules about detecting and eliminating fake accounts.
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But there's another reason the release of Netflix's numbers is on the horizon, closely tied to this one... This is the biggest arms race in TV right now.
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The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, closely tied to the Saudi clerical establishment that had never really been under the government's control, operated with an unusual degree of autonomy.
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Cory Booker have discussed how economic disparities are closely tied to other issues, including restrictions on voting rights, a lack of affordable housing, and an insufficient minimum wage.
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The latest shooting incident has highlighted deeper tensions in South Bend, some closely tied to what Buttigieg now hails as some of his biggest accomplishments on the stump.
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With its economy closely tied to its giant northern neighbour, Hong Kong has also gained from buoyant trading and manufacturing activities linked to China's resilient economic activity this year.
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Johnson and the others saw May as pursuing a "soft Brexit" that would keep the UK closely tied to EU institutions, rather than the more decisive break they preferred.
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Improving cash generation will be more closely tied to success in growing outpatient capabilities over the ratings horizon and the severity of operating headwinds in the general acute segment.
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Fiat Chrysler was previously reported to have been pursuing a merger with Renault, which is closely tied to fellow automaker Nissan, though plans for that merger were eventually scrapped.
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Even the somewhat diminished commercial ecosystem doesn't strike Bryce and Collier as too much of an issue, in part because the Foundation's finances are closely tied to its membership.
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But the big surprise in the indictment is how closely tied BTC-e is to a massive theft at Mt. Gox, one that eventually bankrupted the exchange in 2014.
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That's Porter and Zack Weiner's hope with Overtime, a new network that's creating sports content geared toward a younger audience that's more closely tied with storytelling of younger players.
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Second, the user can select from among the search results one that seems promising and the system will return more like it, less closely tied to the original query.
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More broadly, they say his fight to save coal is misguided, arguing that coal's decline is more closely tied to market forces like cheaper natural gas than federal regulations.
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Your sign's symbolism is closely tied to death, but spring time sign Taurus is all about life—this full moon is a reminder that endings bring new life, too.
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The Saudi Public Investment Fund — the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund, which is estimated to have more than $250 billion in assets — is also closely tied to the American economy.
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He said her business-friendly plan would leave Britain closely tied to the European Union, ultimately killing the prospect of a trade deal between the United States and Britain.
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The airport — its first phase is to open in October — has been brought to life with heaps of public money delivered to construction companies closely tied to Mr. Erdogan.
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An even hotter climate will threaten endemic species that are closely tied to the park's scarce water, such as five species of pupfish and a number of riparian insects.
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But one thing is clear: The NFL, even as it seeks to move past questions about Kaepernick, is still closely tied to the protest he began three years ago.
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And its large corporations, many of them closely tied to the government, are eager to wrest Indian consumers from the embrace of foreign companies like Amazon, Facebook and Google.
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But they're such a fundamental part of character design — more closely tied to the branding than even the script — that they drive a film's production from its earliest days.
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I grow alfalfa seed in the southeastern corner of Washington state — and my business, which is closely tied to hay exports, has suffered mightily over the past two years.
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He said Sunday that he still worries Mueller, a former FBI director, is too closely tied to the FBI and Justice Department, agencies that Republicans have accused of bias.
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Islamophobia, largely on account of it being so closely tied and tethered to Trump, is caricatured as exclusively a form of hate that comes from people on the right.
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This is important, according to the researchers, because it indicates that judges' rulings are more closely tied to the circumstances of individual cases than bare facts or dry laws.
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This is one of the great things about consuming media in 2016, particularly if you want to consume documentaries and it turns out those two things are closely tied.
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While Weinstein is an unusually high-profile figure whose identity was closely tied with the Oscars, he certainly wasn't the only person accused of predatory behavior within the Academy's ranks.
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The group's customers include local authorities, big building firms, traders such as plumbers and kitchen fitters and regular consumers, with its fortunes closely tied to housing transactions and consumer confidence.
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Complaints that nominees are too closely tied to the Federalist Society, a conservative lawyers group that counts anonymous donors among its biggest backers, have been dismissed by Republicans as overblown.
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The , whose fortunes are often seen to be closely tied to that of China given the two countries' trade relationship, changed hands at $0.6967 following an earlier high of $0.7022.
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The company's stock has traded roughly flat since January, as the shares of rival Qualcomm, whose fortunes are closely tied to mobile, have surged almost 25 percent year to date.
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Automakers, the government, and states agreed to the rules, which were part of President Obama's broader efforts to fight climate change (since fuel efficiency is so closely tied to emissions).
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The volatile stock market last year and declines in December may have also reduced giving, since giving is closely tied to the economy and stock market, according to Giving USA.
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The New York Times reported last week Trump remains closely tied to his business dealings despite placing the holdings in a trust to avoid the appearance of conflict of interest.
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But petrochemical firms, their profit margins closely tied to oil prices, began recovering on Thursday afternoon after Brent oil surged above $48 a barrel overnight because of the OPEC deal.
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The 10-year is the benchmark U.S. sovereign, the most influential in the world, and in the U.S. it is the yield that is most closely tied to home mortgages.
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The company's results are closely tied to oil prices and economic growth as its plastics, fertilisers and metals are used extensively in the construction, agriculture, industrial and consumer goods sectors.
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Closely tied to that movement is another one that started in 2017, which finally allowed women to start talking about the ways sex made them feel ashamed, traumatized, and silenced.
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But becoming a sanctuary campus presents complex legal issues, explains Susan Akram, the director of Boston University's International Human Rights Clinic, because university policies are closely tied with state policies.
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It has been in recession since 2015 due to a slump in oil prices and contagion from an economic crisis in neighbouring Russia, with which its economy is closely tied.
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May's Brexit plan, which would keep Britain closely tied to the European Union at least until the end of 2020, and then extract it from the bloc's main economic structures.
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And even economic inequality — which is closely tied to the strength of unions — is rarely discussed now in the context of the role of union representation in reducing these disparities.
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I think I should clarify a little bit about what we did with the redesign because it is actually really closely tied to Stories and about opening up more inventory.
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Generally, the fund managers would be more closely tied to the fortunes of the companies they invest in, and would also have to make public their fees and financial results.
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The sector comprised about 12 percent of the index in 2011; now the energy stocks, closely tied to oil prices, make up less than 6 percent of the overall market.
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It's not a far leap from there, especially for people whose livelihoods are closely tied to the weather, to seeing in the clouds not just meteorological signs but divine ones.
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Closely tied to his plan is his belief in getting rid of the filibuster, the Senate rule that essentially requires a 22018-vote majority to pass any legislation, he said.
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A senior administration official said Sunday that Trump's opinion on climate as it relates to national security is closely tied to why he chose to exit the Paris climate agreement.
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"The top three issues this year are health care, health care, health care," said J.B. Poersch, the head of Senate Majority PAC, the super PAC closely tied with Senate leadership.
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Incumbent presidents seeking reelection are often closely tied to the success of the U.S. economy, making November's report a useful tool for Republicans making the case for another Trump term.
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And while the militia is closely tied to Iran, many Iraqis see it primarily as an Iraqi force and were angered by an attack on it by an outside power.
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In our studies examining attitudes – including those of police officers, judges, nurses and physicians—victim-blaming and a reluctance to believe women's reports of victimization were closely tied to sexist views.
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Cobalt's fortunes are more closely tied to batteries than lithium's: about 55 percent of all cobalt goes into battery chemicals compared to about 40 percent for lithium, according to a Dec.
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The move would put the business in a similar position to that of Alibaba's Ant Financial Services Group, a domestic Chinese entity still closely tied to the original e-commerce company.
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Trading in the spread is closely tied to supply and demand at Cushing and it had weakened to trade at the widest level in nearly three months earlier in the session.
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The case could have major implications for the credit card industry and particularly American Express, whose business model is closely tied to the fees it charges to merchants for each transaction.
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In recent times, the evolution of the wheel is closely tied to motorsports, and what gives the driver the ability to maneuver most efficiently in both Formula One and GT racing.
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They suspected that the Russian agency making the requests, called Rosfinmonitoring, set up by Putin in 22016 to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, was closely tied to Russia's espionage apparatus.
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The Argentine lawyer is currently at the center of a row over his connections to Libyan businessman Hassan Tatanaki, who was closely tied to the brutal regime of former dictator Col.
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Swimming performance has been very closely tied to a high training volume, which both allows the best swimmers to maintain near-perfect biomechanics and, more importantly, better lung and cardiovascular capacity.
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With the recently acquired Codeship, it now also offers an additional continuous integration and delivery platform that it can offer as a hosted service that isn't so closely tied to Jenkins.
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Manafort's firm did consulting work for a nonprofit called European Centre for a Modern Ukraine, which was closely tied to former Ukrainian president Viktor Yankovych's Party of Regions, sources tell CNN.
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"There are concerns that the environmental groups are just so closely tied to Democrats that it would be hard to find support for doing the right thing on climate," Majkut said.
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U.S. gasoline consumption, tied to household incomes and employment, is running at a record seasonal rate while diesel demand, more closely tied to the industrial economy, is at multi-year lows.
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Not all dollar-bloc countries mimic U.S. monetary policy to the same degree, but enough do so that about 70 percent of the world economy is closely tied to the dollar.
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As the size of a team's wage-bill is closely tied to its on-field success, the result has been a contest that, though fast and thrilling, has been too uncompetitive.
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Some White House counsels, like Charles Colson for Richard Nixon or Alberto Gonzales for George W. Bush, were criticized as too closely tied to those president as opposed to the office.
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Another proposal more closely tied to Democrats — restoring voting rights to felons upon completion of their sentences — passed in Florida last year as Republicans scored key gubernatorial and Senate election victories.
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It proposes planning grants and technical assistance for states and communities to address individual patient non-medical needs that are closely tied to health, like food security, housing stability and employment.
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In 1979, when the Shah was overthrown in Iran, that country shifted from being an ally of the US to an enemy, while the Saudis remained closely tied to the Americans.
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Their understanding of gender was so closely tied to the body that even the involuntary removal of male genitalia was enough to remove the victim from the social category of manhood.
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The Judicial Crisis Network is closely tied to Leonard Leo, executive vice president of the Federalist Society, which has provided the Trump administration with nearly all its judicial nominees so far.
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However, this financial support should be more closely tied to whether these companies avoid layoffs, ensuring that the money they receive goes at least in significant part to pay worker salaries.
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Economist Holbrook Working, the father of spread analysis, discovered that the price spread between two months is more closely tied to the basic supply-demand situation than the outright price level.
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While the industry's health appears closely tied to the continued demand for larger vehicles, some automakers have placed big bets on electric cars, which remain a tiny niche in the market.
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Sixteen Thirty Fund is closely tied to Arabella Advisors, a firm that advises donors and nonprofits about where to give money and was founded by former Clinton administration appointee Eric Kessler.
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That said, it is worth bearing in mind that Clinton, who is so closely tied to the emboldening of structural racism during her husband's administration, is also now trying to make amends.
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Trump has hoped to strike a deal that would boost markets and help along a strong US economy, believing his political prospects are closely tied to Wall Street and Americans' economic optimism.
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"First, they are still a central feature of the male body, and decisions to wear them are very closely tied in with how society makes its own ideals of manliness," he added.
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A Russian oligarch closely tied to Vladimir Putin met with President Donald Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen at Trump Tower less than two weeks before the inauguration, The New York Times reported Friday.
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The Star Is Born narrative thesis is that there's an innate mystique around "stardom," closely tied to the idea of a kind of mystical femininity that appears in conjunction with benevolent sexism.
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Loans rose marginally to $948.25 billion, with growth in commercial loans cushioning a 2 percent decline in loans made at its consumer unit, the area most closely tied to the sales scandal.
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That ministry is closely tied to the farm industry and logging and mining interests, which have traditionally wanted to expand into these protected lands and sometimes tried to take them by force.
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What's more, the price of gold is more closely tied to emotion than are many other types of investments — the supply of gold is relatively constant; it is the demand that fluctuates.
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Although the ECB can substitute assets if it cannot buy enough government debt, investors remain closely tied to specific market segments, so the actual composition of purchases still matters, the ECB added.
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The move would put the business in a similar position to that of competitor Alibaba's Ant Financial Services Group, a domestic Chinese entity still closely tied to the original e-commerce company.
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Although the Czech Republic is not yet part of the euro zone, its economy is closely tied and two of its main trading partners, Germany and Slovakia, are part of the bloc.
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James Lankford (R-Okla.) added that the restrictions on lifting sanctions are more closely tied to lawmakers reasserting their authority on sanctions that Congress implements than in imposing a check on Trump.
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The group's customers range from big building firms to sole traders such as plumbers and kitchen fitters as well as consumers, with its fortunes closely tied to housing transactions and consumer confidence.
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But Coinbase's fortunes, built around the fees users pay for trading, remain closely tied to rollicking price of bitcoin, and to a lesser extent the nearly two dozen other tokens it supports.
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Most people recognize tarot as a deck of 78 cards used for divination or divine consultation, but it's also a centuries-old practice that's closely tied to astrology in theory in function.
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Making money is closely tied up with fickle and often corrupt political connections and business partners routinely betray one another, stealing and cheating their way to huge wealth, he alleged in court.
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Since HELOC rates are very closely tied to the prime rate, there's a good chance that these will drop by about the same amount as the amount that the prime rate dropped.
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Meanwhile the more optimistic view of economic growth that Snider mentioned set off big rallies in shares of companies more closely tied to the economic cycle, like energy, banks, and small caps.
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"With little new information on China, the rebound in sentiment looks to be more closely tied to actions among major central banks," wrote Todd Elmer, Citi's Asian head of G10 FX strategy.
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The firm, whose fortunes are closely tied to the strength of the housing market, said like-for-like sales in its UK division rose 0.8 percent in the 25 weeks to Oct.
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SABIC's results are closely tied to oil prices and global economic growth because its products — plastics, fertilisers and metals — are used extensively in construction, agriculture, industry and the manufacturing of consumer goods.
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SABIC results are closely tied to oil prices and global economic growth because its products - plastics, fertilisers and metals - are used extensively in construction, agriculture, industry and the manufacturing of consumer goods.
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The car will be closely tied with the Fisker app and will allow drivers to pay for their vehicle, book service appointments, and potentially set up rideshares and carpooling in the future.
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Fans might not be as familiar with the names of Narcos: Mexico's players, but they are closely tied to one major drug lord who has become a household name in recent years.
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Canada's soy prices are closely tied the U.S. futures market so farmers from Quebec and Ontario to the Prairie provinces have taken a hit in terms of pricing along with American growers.
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The firm, whose fortunes are closely tied to the strength of the housing market, said it made a pretax profit of 20.7494 million pounds ($2.8 million) in the 26 weeks to Oct.
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It was the second day in a row that the president, a relative moderate on Iran's political spectrum, had criticized the military, which is closely tied to the country's hard-line leaders.
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British regulators said on Thursday that they wanted to phase out the scandal-plagued interest rate by 2021, replacing it with new measures that are more closely tied to the lending markets.
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"Trump's reelection effort is so closely tied to the strength of the stock market and the economy," said Moore, a distinguished visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation and 2016 Trump campaign adviser.
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Republicans strategists acknowledge their prospects in the 2020 election, when control of the Senate as well as the White House and House will be up for grabs, are closely tied to Trump's.
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Sean Spicer and Sarah Sanders have been so closely tied to the news cycle — often for their dismissive attitude toward the press — that even Saturday Night Live has dedicated skits to them.
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The company's performance is closely tied to oil prices and global economic growth because its products - plastics, fertilisers and metals - are used extensively in construction, agriculture, industry and the manufacture of consumer goods.
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As part of attempts to diversify its economy, traditionally closely tied with Russia, Kobyakov said Minsk aimed for a strategic investor from among Western banks to be present in the Belarus banking system.
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NASA's funding — and, by extension, what space exploration missions it can actually pull off — is closely tied to the president's ideas, and whether or not Congress approves the budget the president asks for.
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Over the years, research has determined that the ideomotor effect is closely tied to subconscious awareness — and that its effect is maximized when the subject believes he has no control of his movements.
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Similar to the violent "umbrella protests" in 2014, the local anger being witnessed today is closely tied to the issue, almost as much as the extradition treaty which sparked the current round protests.
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It was the first time the Sacklers were so closely tied to Purdue Pharma's promotion of the painkiller OxyContin, which authorities in Massachusetts and other states argue led to the broader opioid crisis.
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Here's what to know: Little is known about the North Korean cheerleaders, but defectors from the world's most secretive nation have said they're drawn from elite families closely tied into the ruling class.
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GARY, Indiana (Reuters) - United States Steel Corporation founded Gary, Indiana in 1906 - naming it after co-founder Elbert Henry Gary - and the city's fortunes have been closely tied to the company ever since.
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But where Buffy's themes of coming-of-age were closely tied to its adolescent characters, The Magicians' characters are twentysomethings — and thus closer to their "finished" forms, even if they're still growing up.
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The bank, which is closely tied to Scandinavian e-commerce company Komplett, reported lending growth of 24 percent in the third quarter from the second, and a 132 percent year-on-year increase.
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Oil was volatile Tuesday after President Donald Trump's announcement that the U.S. would withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and restore sanctions; the energy sector, typically closely tied to the commodity, was higher.
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Federal and state regulators have expressed concern about payments made by outside groups that are closely tied to industry, where the goal appears to be less about helping patients than about generating profits.
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And a 2015 study showed that women who slept longer at night were more likely to experience stronger sexual desire the following day ... It's clear that sex and sleep are closely tied together.
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The company's results are closely tied to oil prices and global economic growth because its products - plastics, fertilisers and metals - are used extensively in construction, agriculture, industry and the manufacturing of consumer goods.
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Because each word is closely tied to the era that spawned it, looking at the full list of words of the year is like flipping through a yearbook of the past 30 years.
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Just after the 2016 election, an anonymously run Twitter account emerged with a plan to choke off advertising dollars to Breitbart News, the hard-edge, nationalist website closely tied to President Trump's administration.
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Brexit hard-liners fear her plan could still keep Britain too closely tied to the bloc, while pro-European critics prefer closer, long-term trading links with Europe, or no Brexit at all.
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Countries around the world are much more closely tied to China than ever before, because of its role not just as the world's biggest manufacturer by far but also, increasingly, as a consumer.
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The company is closely tied to a private lender called Grand Coast Capital that provides short-term financing to real estate investors,many of whom are past attendees of the three-day programs.
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Shadow is closely tied to Acronym, a nonprofit that has poured millions into progressive causes and has a board that includes Democratic campaign veterans such as David Plouffe, who managed Obama's 2008 campaign.
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A human rights chapter in Nafta, closely tied to trade benefits — or the loss of them for United States' exporters and supply-chain beneficiaries — could be a highly effective deterrent to these problems.
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The Democratic nominee's paid speeches to Goldman Sachs employees were another point of concern in the primaries that reflected worries among liberals that the Clintons are too closely tied to the financial industry.
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The fed funds rate target is currently 103 percent to 2 percent, and that is the rate closely tied to consumer debt, particularly credit cards, home equity lines and other adjustable-rate loans.
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Just after the 2016 election, an anonymously run Twitter account emerged with a plan to choke off advertising dollars to Breitbart News, the hard-edge, nationalist website closely tied to President Trump's administration.
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Balance is a theme closely tied to this air sign, and these faceted, solid oak blocks bring balance to your Libra friend's space, allowing them to create beautiful sculptures—and then change them.
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In Ireland, no party managed to secure a clear majority in the country's national election, with Fianna Fail, Sinn Fein and Prime Minister Leo Varadkar's Fine Gael closely tied for seats in parliament.
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Yet all along, Trump was of course a very rich New York real estate mogul who did business across the world and was closely tied to a web of business, financial, and political elites.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has lobbied European allies aggressively to shut out Huawei, saying the company is too closely tied to the Chinese government and its equipment could be vulnerable to cyber espionage.
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The data indicates that this may be because experiences are more closely tied to personal identity and fulfilment: Two-thirds said they'd rather be known for experiences they've enjoyed (over the things they own).
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In an interview, the Center for Politics' Geoffrey Skelley adds that the vote share of the parties' presidential candidates and Senate candidate were also extraordinarily closely tied together this year (a 90 percent correlation).
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They said that Mr. Abadi had managed to navigate a middle ground, in part because Iraq's Sunni leaders are not as closely tied to Saudi Arabia as in many other countries in the region.
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Just a few weeks ago, investors put the chances above 50 percent that the Fed would raise rates again in March, judging by the prices of assets closely tied to short-term interest rates.
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He also became closely tied with the self-identified "Deplorables," Donald Trump supporters who saw no reason to apologize for their views and in fact seemed to gain energy from others' hatred of them.
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"Attention is closely tied to cognition, and we therefore have used eye tracking to try and learn more about forecasters' related cognitive processes as they analyze radar data and make warning decisions," Wilson explained.
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Elfenbein was watching the report closely, as its business is so closely tied to other areas "like builders, contractors and do-it-yourself types," that its performance may be indicative of larger economic trends.
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"Investors are worried about the health of the global economy and the eurozone and the fortunes of the euro are closely tied with that," said Ricardo Evangelista, a senior analyst at ActivTrades in London.
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"It looks like equities and oil are still closely tied, but at least they're moving in the right direction," Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank, said of morning gains in stocks.
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"Unfortunately legislators closely tied to the biofuel lobby sabotaged EPA's efforts by saying they would hold back EPA nominees until they got their way," Lipinski said during CVR Refining's third-quarter earnings conference call.
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From that simple perception — about language that is so closely tied to the development of the brain — children may generalize about other areas of life including race, ethnicity, skin color, religion and so on.
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Like many petrochemical firms in the kingdom, Kayan's earnings have been hit hard by falling product prices as they are closely tied to the price of oil, which is languishing at 12-year lows.
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Not only is scent closely tied to memory — revisiting your first will really take you back — but one perfume can smell completely differently on each of us, thanks to our own unique body chemistries.
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Because each word of the year is closely tied with the era that spawned it, looking back at the list of every winner is like flipping through a yearbook of the past 30 years.
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The walkout movement first took hold in West Virginia among rank-and-file educators who organized on Facebook, but quickly became closely tied to unions, which provided much of the organizing and lobbying muscle.
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The party is thus split between a minority of young, educated, secular white activists and a larger group of African-Americans, Hispanics and older whites whose political values are closely tied to their faith.
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The Communist Party U.S.A., founded in 1919, was closely tied to what emerged as the Soviet Union after the 1917 October Revolution, but the American party also drew on decades of local radical organizing.
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That record is expected to figure prominently in a Senate confirmation hearing for the scientist, Michael L. Dourson, who critics say is too closely tied to the chemical industry to be its chief regulator.
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The fortunes of Australia's "Big Four" banks are closely tied to the performance of the housing market, with the group holding a combined market share of more than 80 percent of the lending market.
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Both Assam and Tripura share a border with Bangladesh and some see the arrival of foreigners as a cultural threat regardless of religion; for others, anti-immigrant sentiment remains closely tied to religious divisions.
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Both Assam and Tripura share a border with Bangladesh and some see the arrival of foreigners as a cultural threat regardless of religion -- for others, anti-immigrant sentiment remains closely tied to religious divisions.
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He founded a company with a suspected Russian operative, steered foreign money to President Donald Trump's inauguration, was closely tied to Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, and advised the controversial data firm Cambridge Analytica.
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So it was a surprise to Vanguard, an investment management company, when it found its ads on Breitbart News, the hard-right site that has become closely tied to President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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Concerns about the reported contacts are closely tied to partisanship, with 203% of Democrats saying they are "very concerned" about it while 54% of Republicans say they have no concerns "at all" about the reports.
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Ultimately, the creation of the X1 at Comcast shows just how different IT operates today, serving as a source of innovation instead of the typical back-office tasks it was once so closely tied to.
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Bradt said the final award could be even lower than $320 million, since the high court has also said punitive damages awards should be closely tied to plaintiffs' injuries rather than as a broader deterrent.
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In a sign of what Biden might face in a presidential primary, though, some progressives see Biden's advisers as a sign of a candidate that is too centrist, closely tied to corporate and party interests.
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On the other hand, U.S. bonds were shunned despite their higher yields, as the cost of currency hedging, closely tied with dollar short-term interest rates, increased as the U.S. Federal Reserve kept raising rates.
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This may sound cliché, but if it's genuine, the fact that you pay attention to others and appreciate their help will show that you're appreciative and humble — two adjectives that are closely tied to likability.
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This may sound cliché, but if it's genuine, the fact that you pay attention to others and appreciate their help will show that you're appreciative and humble — two adjectives that are closely tied to likeability.
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Wulff has commented at length on the work of Florine Stettheimer, and she shares the American's taste for radical shifts in scale (though Wulff's use of the device is more closely tied to spatial illusionism).
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More Closely Tied Mac and iPhone EcosystemsOur phones almost never leave our sides, so it makes sense that Apple would try to make information sharing (and more) between the two devices as seamless as possible.
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Only 42 percent trust her more than her opponent to reduce the impact of money in politics, as she continues to push back against the perception that she is too closely tied to Wall Street.
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Macri's bid to win re-election in a presidential ballot in October will likely be closely tied with his government's ability to rein in inflation that has hammered voters' wallets and dragged on economic growth.
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Trump has also filled the executive branch with officials closely tied to the drug industry; his new pick to lead Health and Human Services, Alex Azar, was most recently a top executive at Eli Lilly.
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Quentin Tarantino, the Hollywood director most closely tied to Harvey Weinstein, told our reporter he'd known for decades about the producer's alleged misconduct toward women — and feels ashamed he did not take a stronger stand.
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Travis Perkins, whose fortunes are closely tied to housing transactions and consumer confidence, said the outcome of Britain's general election in December 2019 had resulted in an improvement in some of its near-term indicators.
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Carpetright's fortunes are closely tied to the strength of the British housing market and the firm is regarded as a useful economic indicator as it traditionally has been "first in, first out" of a recession.
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Outside the U.S., FIFA delegates and national soccer association leaders, like their Olympic Committee counterparts, are closely tied to national governments: often blood relatives or in-laws of royal families or potentates (elected or unelected).
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Real energy independence is impossible so long as it relies on fuels closely tied to the global market and the burning of which carries its own catastrophic effects for every policy field under the sun.
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The immigration talks are closely tied to talks on a measure to keep the government funded, however, and some have speculated that an immigration deal might eventually be paired with a longer-term spending bill.
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The eight options that lawmakers voted on were selected by the Speaker of the House, John Bercow, including several that would keep Britain closely tied to the European Union, in a so-called soft Brexit.
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But it did ensure that the legislative process was highly partisan, highly contentious, and highly difficult, and ultimately left Democrats representing red states or districts more closely tied to a locally unpopular president than they wanted.
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His fate is also closely tied to that of… Sure, he's still alive, but "still alive" isn't much of a consolation when you're in a Frey dungeon and could have your throat slit at any time.
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While the fashion world reveres Kawakubo for her imagination and works of fashion-art, the label's financial success has been closely tied up with the fortunes of Dover Street Market, run by her partner, Adrian Joffe.
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But Brussels welcomes Mrs May's acceptance that, at least for some years, Britain should stay closely tied to the EU. That Brexiteers are up in arms about this (see Bagehot) is just another bonus for Brussels.
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Nor is Sunday night's second presidential debate which general consensus determined to reflect yet another a lowpoint for U.S.politics but closely tied in terms of who made a better showing, Trump perhaps having the slight edge.
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The news has ignited a controversy closely tied to Georgia's upcoming gubernatorial election, with voting rights advocates arguing that Republicans are attempting to suppress the black vote and rig the election just weeks before Election Day.
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Since its launch, Amazon's Echo home hub, powered by the Alexa voice assistant, has been closely tied to Amazon's e-commerce business, allowing users to link up and use the service to order items from Amazon.
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Harald Joachim von der Goltz, a client of the firm, was arrested in London on Monday; Dirk Brauer, an employee of an asset management company closely tied to the firm, was arrested in Paris on Nov.
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Turkey believes the Kurdish YPG militia, allied to the PYD and the strongest element of the SDF, is closely tied to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has fought an insurgency against Ankara for three decades.
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But the Europe that emerges should be one that is more outward- than inward-looking, more closely tied to the trans-Atlantic alliance and better able to deal with the myriad challenges of the 21st century.
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In his departure, Surabian will stay closely tied to Bannon, a source familiar with the move said, and will serve as the main channel to him for the outside world, including coordinating his interviews and speeches.
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Because the United States is seen as being too closely tied to the Saudi coalition, this effort would likely have to be led by the United Nations or possibly by a new Friends of Yemen Group.
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New York politicians haven't always been able to take their brands across the country, which could be a particular problem for Cuomo and de Blasio, who have brands that are closely tied to the Empire State.
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In a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing on Wednesday, the FBI chief said he is concerned about telecom companies like ZTE, which is closely tied to the Chinese government, being granted access to U.S. markets, Politico reported.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt rejected suggestions on Tuesday that he is too closely tied to the country's car industry ahead of a national summit to discuss ways to cut pollution from diesel vehicles.
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The Senate Leadership Fund, a Republican-aligned group closely tied to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) that has spent money on GOP primaries in the past, has not ruled out getting involved in Kansas.
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The war powers resolution really caught bipartisan steam last year — closely tied to the shock and outrage over the killing of Saudi journalist, dissident, and American resident Jamal Khashoggi and Trump's sympathetic response to Saudi interests.
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Consumers have a stake in the contest, because Qualcomm is likely to be closely tied to the performance of future handsets — particularly a new generation of wireless technology called 5G — and prices that users may pay.
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U.S. support for the YPG has enraged Turkey, which views the militia as a terrorist organization closely tied to the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militant group which has fought a decades-old insurgency in southeast Turkey.
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That way, opinions about thoughts are less closely tied to the seniority of the thinker and can be tested against each other with less fear or favour (though some degree of second-guessing is probably unavoidable).
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British regulators said on Thursday that they wanted to phase out a scandal-plagued benchmark interest rate known as Libor by 2021, replacing it with new rates closely tied to more active markets for loan transactions.
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Ms. Nemens, who lives in Baton Rouge, La., and has been a co-editor of The Southern Review since 13, is a surprising choice for a publication so closely tied to the New York literary world.
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That way, opinions about thoughts are less closely tied to the seniority of the thinker and can be tested against each other with less fear or favour (though a degree of second-guessing is probably unavoidable).
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Measles and whooping cough, two infectious diseases US public health officials had gotten pretty good at preventing, have made a disturbing comeback in recent years, and researchers have found the outbreaks are closely tied to vaccine refusers.
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Singapore, a Southeast Asian city state whose early economic progress was closely tied to investments from foreign multinationals, presented a budget on Monday that has few incentives to draw more of such investors, one tax expert said.
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The threat to close U.S. allies Japan and South Korea, and the regional economic zone that the U.S. is closely tied to, is acute, with Seoul just 35 miles from the demilitarized border zone with North Korea.
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The fight night, a charity event, has long been closely tied with Ali's profile: His appearance at the third annual event significantly boosted its profile; and it raises money for his eponymous Parkinson's disease center in Arizona.
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In notably harsh terms, he said a suggestion from Davis that Britain remain in or closely tied to the EU's single market while rejecting free immigration by Europeans or the oversight of EU courts was not workable.
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Mr. Trump's self-image as a successful businessman is important to him, and, though he has said publicly that he is relying more on his children to run the Trump Organization, he remains closely tied to it.
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The companies revealed to have paid Cohen in addition to Novartis and AT&T included South Korean defense contractor Korea Aerospace Industries and Columbus Nova, an American financial management firm closely tied to Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg.
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Andrew Caspersen, the former Wall Street executive charged by federal prosecutors and securities regulators with defrauding friends, relatives and a charitable foundation closely tied to a large New York hedge fund, is unlikely to face a trial.
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Betsy herself is closely tied to religious right groups like the Christian Coalition and has campaigned for school vouchers in Michigan — a cause beloved by free market, anti-union, and religious conservatives — for more than a decade.
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"There's a strong emotional component because it isn't just in Spain but also in Real Madrid's stadium, the team that is most closely tied to Spanish royalty," said Miguel Goyeneche, a 23-year-old Boca Juniors fan.
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The abrupt retreat, which inevitably brings back memories of the industry-rattling crash in 20163, is a big worry for members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, whose economies are closely tied to oil revenues.
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The drop in stocks since early October has, at least in its recent phases, been accompanied by falling bond yields, which tend to be more closely tied to economic ups and downs than the stock market is.
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Parliament has voted three times to reject her Brexit plan, which would keep Britain closely tied to the European Union at least until the end of 2020 but then extract it from the bloc's main economic structures.
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The rate, which in theory should stay closely tied to the short-term interest rates set by the Federal Reserve, typically moves in increments of hundredths of a percentage point, making the change on Monday unusually large.
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The rate, which in theory should stay closely tied to the short-term interest rates set by the Federal Reserve, typically moves in increments of hundredths of a percentage point, making the change on Monday unusually large.
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Some family members and friends have expressed concern that Hicks is so closely tied to a president whose policies and statements are unpopular with a significant number of Americans, but are confident that she'll come through unscathed.
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On the other hand, Suzuki does not think the market would have a negative reaction if health care fails because it is no longer as closely tied in investors' minds with tax reform as it once was.
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But the war powers resolution really caught bipartisan steam last year — closely tied to the shock and outrage over the killing of Saudi journalist, dissident, and American resident Jamal Khashoggi and Trump's sympathetic response to Saudi interests.
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"I think we're learning that white supremacy and anti-abortion extremism can be really closely tied," Kotting said, adding that that is particularly concerning to them because a majority of their network seeking funds are people of color.
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"Joe Biden is out-of-touch with the center of energy in the Democratic Party today," Justice Democrats — a progressive organization that, like Biden, was active in the 2018 elections and, unlike Biden, is closely tied to Rep.
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What you can do to help: Since domestic violence and homelessness are so closely tied, donating to or volunteering at a domestic violence shelter near you is guaranteed to help women affected at the intersection of both issues.
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For years, an image of professionalism was closely tied, perhaps especially for women, to a strict respect for boundaries — to the presentation of the self, at the office, as someone wholly unencumbered by the messiness of home life.
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At her rally in Reno, Clinton charged that Trump has essentially embraced the ideas of the so-called "alt-right," an amorphous movement closely tied with white nationalism that has been criticized as racist, misogynistic and anti-Semitic.
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Cohen's plea deal also alleges that the Trump Organization's business was closely tied into the Trump Tower Moscow project; BuzzFeed broke word that the company had floated the idea of offering the $50 million penthouse to Putin himself.
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Asked if these are the financial services firms that Ansanelli knows so well, he says financial services is a "focus" as are "retail, travel and leisure" and other companies whose contact centers are closely tied to generating revenue.
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The remaining four votes are rotated annually among the other 83 regional Fed presidents in a design that is meant to balance the views of those who are politically appointed with those more closely tied into local economies.
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Brexit has already been delayed once but May is asking the EU for yet more time as she courts veteran socialist Jeremy Corbyn, whose Labour Party wants to keep Britain more closely tied to the EU after Brexit.
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In 2016, an African American student named Jonathan Aladin was caught trying to steal a bottle of wine from Gibson's Bakery, which was established in 1885 and has been closely tied to the college for over a century.
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The move confounds hopes for continued joint cooperation via the European Medicines Agency (EMA), at least during a transition or implementation period until the end of 2020 when the UK will remain closely tied to the European Union.
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The nonprofit has a long history: founded in 1861, it claims to be the oldest continuously operating performing arts center in the country, and its success in recent years has been closely tied to the renaissance of Brooklyn.
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The big picture: Hill, closely tied to the West Wing, will be able to provide a firsthand account of how former national security adviser John Bolton was worried by the shadow diplomacy being led by Giuliani in Ukraine.
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But considering Trump's personal political liabilities, and his decision not to reach out to many voters outside his Republican base, GOP hopes in November are still even more closely tied to the economy than in any other year.
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Inflation has remained moderate despite robust economic growth and a surge in wages in most of Central Europe, which is closely tied to the euro zone, and less vulnerable to swings in commodities prices than other emerging regions.
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Aaron Hernandez is a very sensitive story and I've made him aware on multiple occasions that no one is doing this story but the family and the original partners that were closely tied to Aaron and his estate.
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Days later, a number of the nations closely tied to Saudi Arabia launched a virulent attack and blockade of one of its neighbors, Qatar, which incidentally happens to be one of the few authoritarian regimes to back the Brotherhood.
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Turkey's government sees the unrest in its southeast as closely tied to the war in Syria, where a Kurdish militia has seized territory along the Turkish border as it battles IS militants and rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad.
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While Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is closely tied to the MCU, other Marvel spinoffs like Netflix's Jessica Jones, Hulu's Runaways, or Freeform's Cloak & Dagger keep their references to the larger world of Marvel heroes and villains coy, or simply nonexistent.
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Outgoing CEO Schultz, who for many investors is closely tied with Starbucks' identity, will be executive chairman and focus on the brand's Reserve roasteries around the world, its Reserve retail store format and social impact initiatives for the company.
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Weakening economic data from China, declining trade flows, falling oil prices, and a global decline in bond yields all point to slower economic growth next year, which could hurt Japan because its fortunes are closely tied to external demand.
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While such cooperation between Russia and the US may sound bizarre, historically the two nations have been closely tied in space exploration, something that Bonhams auction house in New York looks to highlight in its upcoming Space History sale.
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"Recent buying and selling has been closely tied to yen movements, but I think the market has finally started to discount negative factors like yen appreciation and negative earnings growth," said Hiroki Takashi, chief strategist at Tokyo's Monex Group.
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Without the Supreme Court reversing the ruling and establishing modernizing precedent in which the remedy is more closely tied to patented design, this smartphone war/design patent ruling will enhance the performance of patent abusers, creating trolls on steroids.
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"All of the astrologers are talking about it… It's this really wild, prominent thing that everybody in the country is going to see in August, and it happens to be very much closely tied into Trump's chart," says Matt.
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Three Democratic Senate Candidates Who Have A Clinton Problem: Ted Strickland (OH) –An early endorser of Clinton in both 2008 and 2016, former Ohio governor Ted Strickland is perhaps most closely tied to her of any down-ballot candidate.
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WARSAW — When Pope Francis arrives in Poland this week to attend World Youth Day, one of the major events on the Catholic calendar, he will face a politically powerful church closely tied to the country's new right-wing government.
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Mr. Corbyn has been reluctant to be pinned down on a single alternate plan, but Labour's policy is to keep Britain more closely tied to European regulations and leave the door open to a second public vote on Brexit.
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Unable to convince enough of her own Conservatives of the merits of her deal to get it passed, May is courting socialist Jeremy Corbyn, whose Labour Party wants to keep Britain more closely tied to the bloc after Brexit.
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For Mr. Nanjiani, it's a project marked by firsts: his first time playing a character so closely tied to his own life and experiences; his first dramatic lead in a feature film; his first romantic lead in, well, anything.
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"Podcasting is now emerging as an important audio platform, closely tied to radio, one that the debtors believe is vital to the long-term success of the debtors' initiatives," iHeart said in a filing in its Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Asaib Ahl al-Haq, Kata'ib Hezbollah and the Badr Organization are Shi'ite militia groups that are part of Iraq's Popular Mobilization Front, a group closely tied to Iran, according to the New York-based Counter Extremism Project advocacy group.
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I can't speak for everyone, but based on conversations I've had with several friends and colleagues who are prolific Instagram users, they share the same view that their use of messaging in Instagram is very closely tied to Stories.
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Research like this once again shows that there's a ton of information left to be gleaned from our oceans—and that non-scientists who are closely tied to these ecosystems can offer valuable knowledge and resources to scientific projects.
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"The history of K-pop outside of Korea is really closely tied to the spread of the technology that people use to discover it and to listen to it," says Kevin Allocca, head of culture and trends at YouTube.
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But as chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Grassley has been closely tied to the GOP's strategy to block Garland's Supreme Court confirmation — which may have helped convince Judge, a potentially strong challenger, to enter the race against him.
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" On Monday, a more restrained Paolo resigned from his post in the city, citing "recent unfortunate events in my life that are closely tied to my failed first marriage," as well as "the very public squabble with my daughter.
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Congress' opposition to Trump's policy around Yemen really caught bipartisan steam last year — closely tied to the shock and outrage over the killing of Saudi journalist, dissident, and American resident Jamal Khashoggi and Trump's sympathetic response to Saudi interests.
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If Mrs May gets her way, Britain will remain closely tied to Europe, a non-voting member of a trade bloc; if she fails to get her way, and Britain drops out without a deal, the consequences will be catastrophic.
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Spencer also seemed to imply that xCloud's future was closely tied to the upcoming Project Scarlett console, the next-generation Xbox slated for 2020, leading to some confusion about whether owning Scarlett would be necessary to access xCloud's eventual consumer offering.
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What I didn't get into was the fact that this move, while it has other virtues, was closely tied to the company's decision to stake its future on artificial intelligence and machine learning, for which the phone and speaker are vessels.
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Like Crowley, she is a largely popular figure with the backing of the county party, but her campaign is also more closely tied in to what is a much larger electorate that Ocasio-Cortez had to win over and turn out.
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Home to the Kanayama Jinja Shrine, Kawasaki, southwest of Tokyo, has been closely tied to the male anatomy for centuries, due to a persistent local legend, so its famed Shinto shrine to the relic of a steel phallus was, well, erected.
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The film looks as though it's closely tied to the Harry Potter novels, while the official Fantastic Beasts prequel feels a bit disconnected, burying some of the lore under tons of CGI creatures, which was a bit of a disappointment.
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The companies are closely tied enough that AT&T seems to be able to zero-rate it at nominal cost, while other services incur a significant per-gigabyte cost — giving rise to a "significant unreasonable advantage" for AT&T's service.
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Even though the Journal, a century-old financial newspaper with a conservative editorial board, seems markedly different from Breitbart, a barely-decade-old online outlet closely tied to the "alt-right", it appears that trust in the two is correlated.
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Comparatively, in the world of film, a medium in which release dates are still closely tied to sales—the kind that require people leaving their houses and opening their wallets—the bar for critical scrutiny is still set much higher.
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Apple's fortunes have become so closely tied to iPhone sales — expected to decline 12 percent in the September quarter when compared with sales in the September 27 quarter, according to Factset data — and investors remain concerned about a lack of innovation.
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Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, is all but running foreign policy during Trump's transition to the Oval Office, while also serving as CEO of his family business and doing deals with a companies closely tied to the Chinese government.
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Sanders has made reducing income inequality and breaking up "too-big-to-fail" banks central to his presidential campaign, blasting Clinton for money she received for speeches to banks and accusing her of being too closely tied to the financial industry.
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The Flyer is closely tied to the company's other big fall release, the Ionic smartwatch, which offers 2.5GB of on-device music storage and a Pandora app — so wireless headphones are a must to enjoy the tunes while you work out.
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The group continues to be closely tied to tech and discretionary stocks, but it has also started trading more with the other sectors following the U.S. election and its correlation to staples and utilities is at a five-year high.
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That said, that the war powers resolution is getting a vote at all signals a significant shift within the Democratic Party — one closely tied to the shock and outrage over the death of Saudi journalist, dissident, and American resident Jamal Khashoggi.
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Closely tied to the Peronist political opposition, the CGT is demanding the government back salary increases that match high inflation - prices are up more than 50 percent over the last year - and that reduce the tax burden borne by workers.
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While Texas, New Mexico and Arizona have sent at least 28503,22019 troops so far, California rejected the federal government's initial plans for sending guardsmen to the border, as the work was thought to be too closely tied to immigration enforcement.
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Sources closely tied to Kimora say Djimon's recent griping that he wasn't able to see his son, Kenzo, for the holiday -- and suggesting it was Kimora's fault -- is completely backward ... 'cause he had every opportunity to make plans, but simply didn't.
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Like GlassesUSA, it offers designer brands as well as many discounts and promotions — the difference is that Eyeconic is more closely tied to the eye care professional community and insurance companies, plus it has a couple retail one-stop shops.
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Rubio, Cruz or any other eventual Republican nominee backed by Adelson, may come to regret being too closely tied to the billionaire, who might not be viewed so positively by the mainstream voters they will need to win a general election.
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Homesick Mini Scented Candle, $16.95, available at AmazonSmell is very closely tied to memory, so it's no wonder that when you smell sugar and cinnamon you're brought back to your childhood ritual of french toast and cartoons on Sunday mornings.
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Venezuela has provided Nicaragua with hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of oil a year on preferential terms, and the government acknowledges that much of it is invested in private companies closely tied to the Ortega family and its allies.
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However, the second case involved a newer generation of products, and the patents were more closely tied to the Android operating system, as opposed to the first case which focused more on the physical similarities between the iPhone and Samsung phones.
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The way we write is closely tied to recording, and has been almost always this: I take music I've started by myself that is nearly complete, almost-finished song ideas, and assign them to lyrics that Eugene has already completed.
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Stock: SVB FinancialSector: FinancialsRating: BuyPrice target: $293Investment thesis: The Federal Reserve's interest-rate cuts have created near-term challenges for banks of all shapes and sizes as lower rates eat into firms' net interest income that's so closely tied to rates.
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Mr. Trump has denied those accusations, and officials at the White House said they are aware that they may face blowback for appointing someone so closely tied to Mr. Ailes and the culture of harassment toward women at Fox News.
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Labour intends to renegotiate a Brexit deal with Brussels upon taking office, one that keeps Britain closely tied to Europe, and then hold a second referendum, with voters getting a choice between that deal and staying in the European Union.
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The Financial Conduct Authority would like the industry to shift to reference rates more closely tied to actual loan transactions within four to five years, rather than the current system of using the best guess of the participating submitting banks.
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BOSTON — Tufts University removed the Sackler name from five facilities and programs on Thursday over the family's role in the opioid epidemic, a gesture aimed at distancing the institution from a pharmaceutical dynasty closely tied to the school for 40 years.
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If the XLE, which was trading on Monday just below $64 per share, breaks below the $63.90 to $64 range in a meaningful fashion, it's going to be negative for the group, and for crude, to which it's closely tied.
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The United States has pushed Iraq to diminish the sectarianism that helps lash Iran to its Iraqi allies, and it has pushed to end the autonomy that the Popular Mobilization Forces — many of which are closely tied to Iran — enjoy.
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The Trump administration has closely tied economic policy and national security and, in remarks at the White House, Mr. Trump said that China was using money pilfered from the United States through unfair trade practices to build up its military.
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" Opioids and suicide not as closely tied as believed "There's been a tendency as seeing opioid overdose and suicide as this one thing," said Olfson, "but when you look at the deaths, they aren't tied as strongly as we had imagined.
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New Hampshire's bill, for example, says that because the state is so closely tied economically with the other New England states, especially Maine and Massachusetts, it would only try the jump to Atlantic time if the others did as well.
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"Estimating damages that are closely tied to opioid misuse is critical for determining what funds states, and potentially the federal government, may be able to recover in litigation," Joel Segel, Yunfeng Shi, John Moran, and Dennis Scanlon wrote in the study.
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Here are the biggest winners when U.S. trading opens following a big day for China stocks: Source: Kensho Caterpillar's success is closely tied to global manufacturing, so as China takes steps to support its markets, that should give a boost to the company.
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It's also furious about Washington's ongoing support for the Syrian Kurds, who have proved to be the United States' most reliable partner in Syria against ISIS but who -- in Erdogan's view -- are a terrorist group closely tied to Kurdish militants in Turkey.
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The White House has accused Huawei of being too closely tied to China's communist government and expressed concern about Huawei technology being used for spying against the U.S. For its part, Huawei has repeatedly asserted that it is independent from the Chinese government.
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"All of the astrologers are talking about it… It's this really wild, prominent thing that everybody in the country is going to see in August, and it happens to be very much closely tied into Trump's chart," says an unidentified political astrologist.
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Central banks should thus swap their inflation targets for something better—we favour a target for nominal GDP, a measure that is more closely tied to the fortunes of debtors and investors—and they should search for new sources of monetary ammunition.
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It's also not clear what might have prompted the change, but 9to5Google suggests it may be due to the security concerns of developing a full-fledged app platform in a system that is so closely tied to the functionality of the car.
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Regulators, policymakers and legislators need to foster an environment so these kinds of advancements start in the United States, Bullard said, giving U.S. banks a further leg up on the "bureaucratic nightmares" in China and their closely tied to government counterparts in Europe.
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McConnell's decision is likely driven by a few factors: He's acknowledging Trump's aversion to the subject — which the president sees as too closely tied to questions about the outcome of the 2016 election — and he's, once again, taking the heat for his caucus.
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Co-founder Christine Tsai took over the top job, but McClure's image is closely tied to 500 Startups, so it is easy to imagine that his tarnished reputation will have a knock-on effect among the firm's portfolio, LPs and prospective partners.
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Financials' performance has been closely tied to the highs and lows of the Trump presidency after enjoying a strong boost upon his election while healthcare stocks continue to fluctuate subject to the endless back-and-forth on Capitol Hill regarding sector reform.
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The country has been in recession since 2015 due to a slump in oil prices and contagion from an economic crisis in neighboring Russia, with which its economy is closely tied and where many Belarussians work in order to send money home.
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Based on its teeth, Megalolamna belongs to the otodontid family of sharks; its lineage closely tied to the hulking 40-foot-long shark Otodus that thrived 60 million years ago, in the fallout of the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event that killed the dinosaurs.
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"Recent reports indicate that Anbang, a company closely tied to the Chinese government, 'is in advanced talks' to purchase and renovate 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, a Kushner-owned property located mere blocks from Trump Tower," Warren's office said in a release.
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The credit crunch and slowdown in autos and real estate pushed India's GDP growth to a six-year low of 5% in the April-June quarter, in a troubling sign for the steel sector whose fortunes are closely tied to the broader economy.
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" POLOZ ON WHETHER POLICY MORE CLOSELY TIED TO U.S. FED NOW THAT ECONOMIES ARE MORE IN SYNC "The short answer is no ... the big divergence between our economies was during the oil price shock, the terms of trade shock that we came through.
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While orchestras across the country face endemic challenges — rising costs and weakening demand, along with difficulty raising money as classical music's place in the broader culture fades — each ensemble has its own obstacles, and its fortunes are often closely tied to its community's.
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After the election, Mr. Kushner met with Anbang Insurance Group, a conglomerate closely tied to the Chinese Communist Party, about a joint venture in the 666 Fifth Avenue project, potentially worth billions, even though Anbang's shadowy ownership had drawn national security concerns.
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The appearance of people closely tied to the National Front in the scandal might damage the popularity of a party that has risen in the polls thanks to its anti-immigrant stance and strenuous defense of what it describes as traditional French values.
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As the euphoria over the end of the Mugabe era began to subside, many opposition politicians, rights activists, ordinary citizens and even some party members were expressing concerns about entrusting a new Zimbabwe to a leader so closely tied to the old.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday broke with her own party, appealing to the opposition to work with her on a plan in a move that could keep Britain closely tied to the European Union after the country leaves the bloc. Mrs.
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Women underestimate their abilities at the same rate that men overestimate theirs, and a woman's self-esteem is more closely tied to compliments and criticism from her boss, with praise being more meaningful to women than even a raise or a promotion.
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Although the Fed did meet that target a handful of times in 2018, the more robust increases were short-lived and driven by components that aren't closely tied to the business cycle, meaning they're not the ones that the Fed influences most strongly.
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Quentin Tarantino, the Hollywood director most closely tied to Harvey Weinstein, has known for decades about the producer's alleged misconduct toward women and now feels ashamed he did not take a stronger stand and stop working with him, he said in an interview.
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At a time when terrorism is once again being closely tied to immigrants and Islam, I thought it might be worth resurfacing my profile of Dr. Joseph Ibrahim and remembering to search for those who play heroic roles in the background of tragedy.
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After the brutal killing in Istanbul of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi dissident and a legal American resident, Mr. Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo played down American intelligence findings that closely tied Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, to the matter.
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It appears the agency wants to abandon its responsibility for inspecting puppy mills, zoos, research laboratories, and other animal facilities, and leave the fate of those vulnerable animals in the hands of private groups often closely tied to the very industries being inspected.
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While the department store's efforts to be inclusive were applauded by some online, others criticized it for legitimizing the hijab -- a religious headscarf that has been politicized in some parts of the world in recent years and closely tied to women's rights issues.
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But with new video of Bland's encounter now public, Cooper says that her sister's death is closely tied to deeper issues affecting black Americans, who continue to find themselves harmed by the very police departments tasked with protecting and serving the public.
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Britain's exit from the EU has already been delayed once but May is asking the bloc for yet more time as she courts veteran socialist Jeremy Corbyn, whose Labour Party wants to keep Britain more closely tied to the bloc after Brexit.
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"As part of our commitment to transparency, we want you to know that we uncovered and terminated 84 accounts linked to Internet Research Agency or IRA (a group closely tied to the the Russian government) posing as members of the Tumblr community," the email begins.
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The MHP, founded by an ex-colonel involved in a 1960 military coup, is hostile to the Kurdish political movement and its base is seen as closely tied to the "Grey Wolves", a nationalist youth group that fought street battles with leftists in the 1970s.
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The House Democrats also mentioned Stone's previous comments about WikiLeaks in their letter, as well as questioning the background of Trump adviser Carter Page, who has extensive dealings with Gazprom, a Russian state-run energy company that is closely tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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In 2017, athletics is more closely tied to technology than ever before, and data provides the necessary insights for shaving those precious seconds off everything from personal records to the time it takes to design and build a new pair of street-ready kicks.
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Those include a whole lineup of Marvel shows that Marvel President Kevin Feige said would be closely tied to the studio's films, as well as the Star Wars series "The Mandalorian" and a show about the "Rogue One" characters Cassian Andor and K-2SO.
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Micha and colleagues identified 2547 dietary components closely tied to heart disease, stroke and type 251 diabetes: sodium, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts and seeds, unprocessed red meats, processed meats, polyunsaturated fats like soybean or corn oils, seafood omega-2695 fats and sugar-sweetened beverages.
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"Recent reports indicate that Anbang, a company closely tied to the Chinese government, 'is in advanced talks' to purchase and renovate 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, a Kushner-owned property located mere blocks from Trump Tower," Warren's office said in a release: http://bit.ly/2nbfZf7.
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Ask any American which sector of the economy is the most innovative, or which provides them with the most benefits, and chances are most will name something closely tied to the digital economy: online services, smartphones, apps, or something else fueled by the Internet.
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Blackburn, a conservative lawmaker closely tied to the President, looked to nationalize the Senate race as much as possible, hoping to tap into the same conservatism that elected Trump in order to blunt some goodwill Bredesen had built up during his two terms as governor.
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According to the Post, Pentagon officials want such an event to take place on Veterans Day, in part because it would correspond with the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I and would not be so closely tied to the president himself.
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And the Senate Leadership Fund, a group closely tied to Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, took in $18 million during the first three weeks of October, much of it transferred from an affiliated nonprofit group that does not disclose its donors.
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Mr. Walsh said that the strong reaction that greeted the descriptions of Mr. Trump's plans was closely tied to how people viewed his presidency as a disrupting force: "Donald Trump has a way of wanting to change things because he can," Mr. Walsh added.
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The report's top recommendation is for the government to modernize its standards for "safe and comfortable" temperatures in nursing homes by accounting for research showing that the stressful effects of heat on the body are closely tied to the heat index, which adjusts for humidity.
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While Trump has said in recent days that he liked Gordon personally, officials said that he believed she was too closely tied to individuals in the intelligence world, such as former CIA Director John Brennan and even Coats himself, a theory some advisers pushed.
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Measures of sales, which are closely tied to the health of the economy, are also expected to rise at a robust 9 percent in the second quarter, compared with a year earlier, according to analyst estimates compiled by the data provider FactSet through Friday.
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Still, the fact that Chinese state-owned firms were interested in linking arms with Hunter Biden while his father was vice president fits a long pattern of companies owned by or closely tied to foreign governments courting the families of high-ranking American officials.
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The White House and American national security experts have said that companies including Huawei are too closely tied to the Chinese government, and that their equipment could give Chinese officials unlawful access to data and communications if networks across the world decide to use it.
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A group closely tied to the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance, of which Boeing is a member, ran a series of hard-edge ads opposing the union organizing effort, including one depicting the machinists as a casino boss who wanted workers to gamble away their future.
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But while banks don't take issue with tying derivatives to SOFR, a number of larger lenders have underscored the need for an option for products like business loans, commercial real estate loans and adjustable-rate mortgages that is more closely tied to their funding costs.
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The former governor is looking to convince Trump voters, many of whom backed him during his final gubernatorial run in 2006, that having a senator in Washington to keep Trump in check is more prudent than Blackburn, who is closely tied to the President.
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Short-term Treasury bond yields, closely tied to monetary policy, rose faster than yields on longer-term bonds which take their cues from forecasts for economic growth and inflation, suggesting that investors in the bond market see economic growth continuing but not picking up sharply.
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The yield on two-year Treasury bonds has fallen in the last three months, but it would have fallen a lot more if the bond market — which tends to be closely tied to the direction of the overall economy — had been predicting an imminent recession.
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The extent of the commission's power is closely tied to the fate of Wang Qishan, who has overseen the anti-graft campaign and is expected to stay in a leadership role despite being past the customary retirement age of 68, sources have told Reuters.
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Markets expect the Bank of England to hike interest rates in August but the British currency has fallen 9 percent since April partly because of a dispute between May and members of her party who feel she wants to keep Britain too closely tied to Brussels.
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The exhibition's title also evokes ideas of colonialism in pursuit of wealth, which are closely tied to Puerto Rico's history in Rolón's newest body of work, Gild the Lily (Decadence Upon Decadence), and follows some works on display at Library Street Collective in the Spanish Gold series.
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Now, part of the reason this logic doesn't work the way it used to is that the rise of fracking means that there is a lot of investment spending closely tied to oil prices — investment spending that has relatively short lead times and will therefore fall quickly.
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It's notable that the Russian government is much more closely tied to its economy and national business interests compared with the US. For instance, the Russian government has been heavy-handed in using government tools to develop regional dominance over access to oil and natural gas.
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This was an odd display of public hand-washing, given that Breitbart News, which Bannon ran before he joined the campaign and to which he has now returned, has been so closely tied to the development of the euphemistically termed "alt-right" and its various belligerents.
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That the overall ceasefire was holding, despite some small-scale fighting in a handful of towns and villages was confirmed by an Kurdish fighter with the YPG, a Syrian militia closely tied to the Kurdistan Workers Party, which Turkey and the US consider a terrorist organization.
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However, at the time, Reynolds was embroiled in a divorce from actress Loni Anderson, which played out in the tabloids and may have led either to Reynolds requesting the show's end or the network not wanting to be so closely tied to an ongoing publicity maelstrom.
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Views of the President are closely tied to preferences in the House ballot: Among those likely voters who approve of the way the President is handling his job, 89% plan to back the Republican in their district, while 87% of those who disapprove favor the Democrat.
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The problem is that, in the latter case, the EU will insist on a different status for Northern Ireland, keeping it more closely tied to the EU than the rest of the UK so as to avoid the imposition of a north-south border on the island.
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"If you stop being negative on energy, you don't want to buy a safe energy play, you want to buy a levered play," said Ernesto Ramos, a portfolio manager at BMO Asset Management Company, referring to EOG Resources, whose revenues are closely tied to oil prices.
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During his nomination hearings before the Senate Finance and Health committees, he drew a barrage of criticism from Democrats, especially liberals, who argued that drug prices rose under his watch at Eli Lilly and said he's too closely tied to the industry he needs to oversee.
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As activists and Democratic officials pushed to strengthen protections for child abuse victims, those opposing interests — wealthy and closely tied to members of the then Republican-controlled State Senate — warned that permitting victims to revive decades-old claims could lead churches, schools and community organizations into bankruptcy.
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Those claims, written more than two years ago, suddenly received intense attention this month, and led to incorrect allegations that the payments were specifically for veterans of the SS, a force closely tied to the Nazi Party that committed a disproportionate share of German war crimes.
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The work can't be separated from its sensationalism, but it's also a challenge to engage critically with art so closely tied to the artist's biography, and, in this case, the incurable illness that left him blind but also serves as the conceptual foundation for his work.
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At several key points in "The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia", his 2006 book, Mr Gorsuch shows quite clearly that his "personal" views on the ethics of end-of-life questions are closely tied to his sense of how the courts should handle lawsuits arising out of them.
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"I'm so defeated, I just want this shit to end" is a lyric that feels very closely tied to the current wave of emo-rap as populariszd by artists like Lil Uzi Vert and Lil Peep, but it's not something that the Chainsmokers themselves have really approached yet.
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But if those earnings had properly been reported in the first instance to the countries to which the income was most closely tied, U.S. firms would have paid foreign tax to Germany, France, and so on, and the United States would have ceded primary taxing authority to those countries.
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That is a significant shift from the prevailing view in the United States since the death of Mao Zedong in 1976 that close economic engagement with China would produce an increasingly democratic country that would be closely tied to an international economic order founded mainly on Western liberal ideals.
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But an increasingly unsavory cast has joined the coalition against him, including a group closely tied to a militia sanctioned as a terrorist organization by the United States and the United Nations; an extremist warlord sanctioned for undermining Libya's stability; and other militia leaders sanctioned for migrant trafficking.
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Analysts say that with or without the corruption allegations or the flaws in his campaign, Mr. Anaya has been too closely tied to one of the main political parties blamed for the nation's ills and has not convinced enough people that he represents a break from the past.
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Closely tied into the Northern Virginia tech world—his friends were busy founding a company called America Online—Warner helmed a venture capital fund and was a key figure in an elite social group known as Capital Investors, which brought together the area's tech leaders for monthly startup pitches.
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And in all the data sets, smoking marijuana and being bullied were more closely linked with decreased well-being than tech use was; at the same time, getting enough sleep and regularly eating breakfast were more closely tied to positive feelings than screen time was to negative ones.
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"There's a model of insurrection in Latin America sponsored by agents that are closely tied with the Bolivarian Revolution and [Venezuelan President] Nicolás Maduro, but it would be a mistake to say that, in the case of Colombia, it all happened because somebody promoted it from abroad," Torrijos said.
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The A.M.A. emphasized the need for the credits to "be sufficient to enable one to afford quality coverage," but it also emphasized that the credits should be closely tied to an individual's income as a way of covering more people and being a better use of taxpayer money.
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Eric Swalwell (D-Cal); self-help author Marianne Williamson; and entrepreneur Andrew Yang — addressed hundreds of activists from across the country at the Poor People's Campaign Presidential Forum, which marked the first day of a three-day conference looking at the issues closely tied to poverty in America.
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Read MoreDonald Trump has changed the rules of the game: Cantor Valliere said another issue also could turn voters against Clinton, who is closely tied to the Obama administration: Significant increases in health-care premiums expected in 2017 will be announced in the fall during the thick of the race.
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And because the Supreme Court didn't resolve the underlying question of whether unauthorized immigrants in government custody have the right to an abortion — which is closely tied to the question of which rights unauthorized immigrants have under the Constitution, generally — the issue is almost certain to come up again in future.
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The arguments, before a State Supreme Court justice, Denise A. Hartman, provided new details from the investigation, one of at least five inquiries by state and federal authorities into the fund-raising activities of Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, and the nonprofit closely tied to him, which was shuttered this year.
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The idea was that once the United States was more closely tied to the key players in the region through trade, then we could enhance our ability to sway governments, including China, which would respond to our more muscular economic presence in the region, on security issues such as North Korea.
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First, he cleaved off the specialists (who were closely tied to the hospitals), by promising them that, if they signed on, they could continue to treat private patients in NHS-run hospitals in addition to their NHS patients, whom they would be paid to treat on a fee-for-service basis.
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Mr. Rutte has led his center-right People's Party for Freedom and Democracy since 2006, and he has been credited for changes that have helped lift his country — whose economy's performance is closely tied to the fortunes of neighboring Germany — out of the doldrums after the 2008-9 economic crisis.
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The currencies of most oil-exporting Arab countries are pegged or closely tied to the U.S. dollar, but Yemen has been torn by a two and-a-half year civil war between the internationally-recognized government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, backed by Saudi Arabia, and the Iran-aligned Houthis.
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Still, interviews with more than a dozen Hispanic voters at the rally, most of whom said they belonged to families that had been in the United States for at least three generations, revealed that their support for the president was most closely tied to his immigration policies, strictly limiting new arrivals.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Clashes broke out late on Sunday between students of New Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), who were protesting against a fee hike, and youth wing members of a group closely tied to India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), injuring over a dozen people, witnesses and officials said.
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However, the same judge ordered a three-year sentence for Cohen, another $500,000 in forfeiture for bank fraud, and $1.3 million in back taxes in a tax evasion and campaign-finance focused case that was technically handled by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan but closely tied to the Mueller investigation.
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"Given that there was such a toxic workplace culture at Uber before, which was very closely tied to the founder and leader, I think it's incredibly important for [Dara] to immediately establish things like sexual harassment and discrimination won't be tolerated, and to introduce some written policies to make that clear," she says.
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Ahmed said that his group had previously been supported by Ahmed al-Jarba — a Syrian opposition figure closely tied to Saudi Arabia, which is staunchly opposed to Mr. Assad and Russia's role in Syria — and that the Russians' outreach had made the fighters wonder if Saudi Arabia and Russia had a secret understanding.
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The debate heats up on 'The Fox News Specialists' Fusion GPS, the opposition research firm behind the infamous and unverified Trump "dossier," was also closely tied to a wide-ranging Moscow effort to undermine U.S. sanctions against the Putin regime led by the lawyer who met with Donald Trump Jr. last year.
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We needed to find a way to visually weave this and other spatial details into the narrative, so Derek decided to try a technique that he had used in two previous stories (on Bolivia and Greenland) in which an expository section of the story needed to be closely tied to animated visuals.
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Though the findings do not represent the formal views of the United Nations, the network is closely tied to the Sustainable Development Goals, which the organization adopted in September, aiming, among other things, to end poverty and hunger by 2030, while saving the planet from the most destructive effects of climate change.
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Stylistically, Rabinowitch cannot be closely tied to these particular examples, but he exists in the midst of a group of artists for whom conventional ideas have failed — and rather than pluck a future esthetic out of the air, out of what has not taken place, he has looked back toward the historical past.
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The Murdochs named Suzanne Scott the new chief executive of Fox News on Thursday, making her the first woman to lead the cable news network even as her appointment signaled the elevation of an executive closely tied with the old regime that was largely ousted in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal.
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Mulvaney is simultaneously the head of the Office of Management and Budget, an agency that is as political and closely tied to the White House as any agency in the executive branch and has repeatedly operated in ways that favor the interests of regulated entities (particularly payday lenders) over those of consumers.
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The European Union has its hands full with the continued failure of most of its members to accept their quota of refugees, with the disastrous negotiations over Brexit, and the continued intransigence of the illiberal governments in Poland and in Hungary, all of which are closely tied to the populist wave in Europe.
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Existing environmental cases—like the chicken shit lawsuit—were moved under the newly-created "federalism unit," dedicated to using the courts to fight "unwarranted regulation and systematic overreach" by Washington and run by Pruitt's solicitor general, whose office, emails released on Wednesday show, was just as closely tied to energy companies as Pruitt himself.
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That creates the "illusion" of returns, said Gross, who runs the Janus Global Unconstrained Bond Fund, even though Treasurys' inflation rates are closely tied to the yen and German government bonds "It's pretty easy, maybe second-grade math, to understand that perhaps all developed bond markets are kind of in the same pot," Gross said.
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The president has called for federal officials to prevent people from illegally entering the U.S. While Texas, New Mexico and Arizona have sent at least 1,000 troops so far, California rejected the federal government's initial plans for sending guardsmen to the border, as the work was thought to be too closely tied to immigration enforcement.
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The Weinberg name has long been closely tied to Goldman Sachs, ever since Sidney J. Weinberg rose from a spittoon cleaner at the firm in the early 19953s to the chief executive who made the bank one of the most powerful on Wall Street, leading the initial public offerings of Sears and Ford Motor.
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Farage and his supporters argue that the deal does not constitute a real Brexit, saying it would keep Britain closely tied to the EU. "He (Banks), I think, has just had enough of Brexit, it's Brexhaustion and he was happy for some reason to go along with Mrs May's deal and Boris' deal," Farage said.
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A recent paper by Princeton economists Alan Blinder (who was one of Bill Clinton's economic advisers) and Mark Watson found that historically, the economy performs better under Democratic presidents than Republican ones, but they attribute the differences to factors that are less closely tied to U.S. economic policy, such as oil prices, defense spending and productivity changes.
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The National Radical Camp and allied factions consider the Law and Justice Party too soft on some issues, wanting the government to confront neighboring Ukraine over grievances dating back to World War II and to take steps to sever ties with the EU. They are most closely tied to the National Movement party, which holds no seats in parliament.
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But the through-line of these fuck-ups—which have been present for years but became more prevalent, more severe, and more closely-tied to real-world implications in 22.0—can all be attributed to these sites' failures to set and enforce clear rules, and the humility to admit when they simply don't have it all figured out.
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"Considering the strength of the U.S. economy and the Federal Reserve set to lower interest rates, we are witnessing a rotation from the defensive sectors of the market to the aggressive cyclical areas that are more closely tied to a growing economy and would benefit from economic stimulus," Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird, said in a note.
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And Bong cleverly extends this to show how it affects cultures far beyond the borders of the US. That this market critique comes from a movie so closely tied to Netflix, which has come in for all kinds of economic and corporate critique both here at Cannes and in general, makes it more than a little ironic.
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How snore data will integrate into the app's dashboard How snore data will integrate into the app's dashboard Basically it seems the app pairs the sound measurements with the accelerometer data from the phone placed on your bed and determines how closely tied your snoring is to restless movement, rolling that to help determine its "sleep score" metric.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is still closely tied to his business dealings despite placing the holdings in a trust to avoid a conflict of interest, according to report from The New York Times.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund, closely tied to Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), has pulled in huge contributions from mega-donors like Sheldon Adelson, who worry more about losing the House than they do losing the Senate.
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In a speech in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to say that the British won't accept the EU's so-called backstop plan, in which Northern Ireland would remain closely tied to European regulations after Britain leaves the bloc, in the event the two sides fail to reach an agreement on a future relationship.
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That rural divergence starting in 2008 mirrors a sharp turn in support for the Republican Party among white voters with a high school diploma or less, a change that Michael Tesler, a political scientist at the University of California, Irvine, has argued is closely tied to racial attitudes that came to the fore with Mr. Obama's election.
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It will also represent a big win for Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), a political figure closely tied to tax reform who seems poised to achieve landmark legislation as speculation swirls around his future.
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But for those who subscribe to his protectionist worldview, the success of Brexit — and its jostling of the prevailing pro-European Union sentiment among the Continent's leaders — is closely tied to the health and viability of Mr. Trump's movement in the United States and those of populist, nationalist movements in countries like Italy, Hungary and Germany.
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