The seller's greed may well have clouded her judgment, as it seems to have clouded the buyers'.
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While the National Zoo has made great strides in clouded leopard conservation and is home to two adult clouded leopards, Paitoon and Jilian are the first clouded leopard cubs to live at the zoo.
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Gloomy reports from retailers had clouded the market last week.
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Their history with one another clouded all other romantic partnerships.
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His hopes for a unifying message were clouded by criticism.
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The sexual culture on campuses is morally clouded, at best.
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The entire Sydney skyline was clouded by smoke on Tuesday.
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But his time in Louisville has been clouded by scandal.
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Its lingering kitsch factor has clouded its impact for sure.
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In the nation's National Parks, air pollution clouded the views.
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Her entire visit was clouded by the single, first encounter.
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The background of each seated actor is clouded in black.
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The Russian issue has clouded Trump's first year in office.
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My life is clouded by one thing: student loan debt.
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The probe clouded the first two years of Trump's presidency.
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Every moment of their joy is clouded by my envy.
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He didn't want his vision clouded or his mind altered.
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S. trade negotiations clouded the investor mood in the region.
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The aliens jeopardized all our futures and clouded all our dreams.
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My cynicism had clouded my ability to see these amazing people.
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Netanyahu's election prospects have been clouded by graft allegations against him.
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It is clouded with peccadilloes, spots, craggy surroundings and supernatural dread.
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The outlook for the dollar remains clouded by global trade tensions.
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Gloomy quarterly reports from retailers had clouded the market last week.
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Arguments were clouded by allegiances and conspiracy theories, reports and rumors.
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I couldn't tell; an unfamiliar opacity clouded Jayne in that moment.
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Suspicions of a deepening paranoia clouded the end of Richard Nixon's.
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Netanyahu's political future has also been clouded by three corruption cases.
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Iraq's parliamentary election in May was clouded by allegations of fraud.
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But higher inflation and the collapse of the peso clouded prospects.
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These reactions, while not baseless, clouded the nature of his art.
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The debate has also clouded the negotiation of an OECD framework.
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Leaked, intimate details about Bezos' sex scandal clouded his aura too.
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But the fear of a global pandemic has clouded the picture.
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The entire northwest quadrant of Washington clouded over with status anxiety.
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S. trade war that has clouded the outlook for crude demand.
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The coconut arrives agape, the shell framing a delicate, clouded jelly.
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I bore witness to the sense of indifference that clouded their deaths.
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It's also tougher to make rational decisions when our minds are clouded.
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Clouded leopards are believed to be the missing link among big cats.
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Roma's clouded view of its main character's circumstances lessens its overall impact.
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Like most gaming nostalgia, those memories are forgiving and clouded in reminiscence.
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Don't get clouded into this job and thinking the sky is falling.
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Political infighting in Tehran has clouded the outlook for Iran's energy sector.
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In Europe the picture is clouded by mixed motives and imperfect data.
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Even on their floor, they said, the hallway was clouded with smoke.
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And it's all clouded because of this problem he has with Russia.
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Presidential politics clouded the merger from almost the moment it was announced.
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By 1920, Monet was twice widowed and suffering from cataract-clouded vision.
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Its outlook is further clouded by the potential December U.S. rate hike.
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But the refinery's future is clouded in part by questions over viability.
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Greg Gianforte's political future was clouded by his bodyslam of a journalist.
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It causes dwarfism, clouded vision and spinal cord compression, among other abnormalities.
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" The WGA clouded this race by honoring "Can You Ever Forgive Me?
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Chang's report comes as some skepticism has clouded Apple's usually-sunny outlook.
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The dream union, however, was soon clouded by Ms. du Pré's illness.
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What happened next, like so much of Rukeli's story, is somewhat clouded.
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Mueller's investigation and other inquiries have clouded Trump's two years in office.
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So clouded and unsure about myself, my life, my privacy, my mental health.
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Our passion for voter registration clouded our judgement and we are sincerely sorry.
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A separate dispute with the EU's leading country, Germany, has further clouded relations.
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There was something almost self-satisfied about it, stagnant behind the clouded glass.
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But there's more to the hypnotizing visuals than meets the clouded zombie eye.
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But still-sluggish inflation and wage growth has clouded next year's policy outlook.
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The data tends to be clouded by year-on-year weather comparisons, however.
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But the celebration couldn't mask the degree of trepidation that clouded the arrest.
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I've seen 21 total solar eclipses, and of those, two were clouded out.
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My judgement was clouded and it was just a warpath at that point.
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The surface of the water morphed into an antique mirror, clouded and rippled.
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Anxiety over a new stage in a U.S.-China trade war clouded sentiment.
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But now its future has been clouded by the European Union's top court.
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That clouded the prosecution narrative that Mr. Baker had acted on his own.
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But concerns about greenhouse-gas emissions have clouded the future of fossil fuels.
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The threat of deportation has clouded Lourdes Salazar Bautista's future for some time.
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It is estimated that there are about 10,000 clouded leopards in the wild.
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Montell also gets into whether Ye's political beliefs have clouded his religious path.
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They disappeared through a forest on their way to a distant, clouded summit.
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The prevailing view of millennials being politically apathetic clouded the clear signs — i.e.
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Beck&aposs frustrations continued as Hoory clouded the simplicity of Microsoft&aposs case.
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For Wheeler and the Mets alike, the near future was clouded with uncertainty.
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The U.S.-China trade war has also clouded the outlook for U.S. farmers.
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"We live in times clouded by isolationist forces," Brazilian President Michel Temer said.
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Opel's future is further clouded by Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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Tariffs are inflationary The picture has been further clouded by Trump's trade crackdown.
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Their hasty marriage was clouded with rumors of affairs and other tabloid-worthy drama.
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This isn't the first project of Moretz's that has been clouded by assault allegations.
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Sex toys have been around forever, but they have always been clouded in shame.
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Frankly, it was this lack of exterior flare that clouded my prejudgement of it.
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These were Bourdain's peers, yet his relationship to the accused never clouded his judgement.
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In these war-clouded times, there are military reasons to cherish this barren outpost.
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However, weak data in recent weeks has clouded the currency's prospects for next year.
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As the smoke begins to clear, the future of SpaceX remains clouded in uncertainty.
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Maybe the winds of winter have clouded our reasoning, but that's our best guess.
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As you can gather, my mind was heavily clouded by depression at the time.
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However, the outlook for GE Aviation has been clouded by Boeing's 737 MAX crisis.
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Its economy is clouded by its looming divorce from the European Union, Bergen noted.
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The economy's outlook is also being clouded by slowing growth in China and Europe.
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Antoine swatted away my idea, as he did the bugs that clouded our faces.
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Their visceral hate for the president has clouded their judgment and hijacked their party.
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Prometheus Laboratories that have clouded the certainty over what is in fact patent eligible.
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But back in Diba, the future is clouded by uncertainty as more refugees arrive.
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The interactions I have with people have gotten clouded lately because of the movie.
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Epstein's fortunes have been clouded in mystery since he died by suicide in August.
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The shower stall in her basement bathroom was small, the door clouded, gray glass.
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But Mr. Giambrone, once viewed as a rising political star, had a clouded past.
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Her eyes are a milky blue, clouded by cataracts, her skin luminous and smooth.
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In India's graying cities the greatest enemy is not failing knees and clouded vision.
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Emerson could argue that his 31-year run at the company clouded his judgment.
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But his legacy was clouded by missteps that were often amplified by his tenacity.
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Tom Harkin, and New Hampshire's impact was clouded by local considerations as well: Sen.
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He may also have "some mental health issues" that "clouded his judgement," Wilking said.
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The lake that waters the farm has clouded over, and the smell is nauseating.
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It added, however, that consumer morale had become a bit clouded by political uncertainty.
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His presidency continues to be clouded by investigations into his campaign's ties to Russia.
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Naheen has a sparkle in her eye that is now clouded by her grief.
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But uncertainties in the U.S.-China trade conflict clouded the outlook for external demand.
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But questions about the legitimacy of the election have clouded the otherwise historic inauguration.
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Anyway, if you're clouded out tomorrow, not everything is lost—things will still be weird.
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Persistent macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties, however, gathered steam, clouded visibility and ushered in renewed caution.
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And too often businesses and nonprofits and foundations, their decision-making is clouded by emotion.
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The gallery space is clouded by a red woolen web, entwining found antique wooden chairs.
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But people ask me, 'Was I so excited about it that it clouded my judgement?
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Other animals in the same class include alligators, clouded leopards, giraffes, wolves, coyotes and jackals.
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But he said there were three factors that slightly clouded the horizon for emerging markets.
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The euro's outlook remained clouded by Thursday's policy review by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Beyond that, however, lies the ultimate origin of dogs, which is still clouded in mystery.
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One is the possibility that one's judgement will be clouded by past rivalries or assessments.
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Even at night, the city sky is clouded by the orange haze of anthropogenic light.
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And the results can be clouded another way, when customers buy more than one cup.
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Commissioner Paulson's tenure has been clouded as a growing number of women have described mistreatment.
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Slow, heavy church bells reminded us it was midday, and gradually the sky clouded over.
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S. markets deepened their losses Monday as Britain's political crisis around Brexit clouded investors' outlook.
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The movie's first half has a conceptual lucidity that is later clouded over with ambivalence.
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Growing demand within Russia will provide enough revenue, but otherwise sanctions have clouded that vision.
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However, big-money donors from the National Rifle Association have clouded conservative judgment for decades.
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If Crawford's immediate future remains clouded, his desire to face better fighters is abundantly clear.
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A more clouded picture emerged on the question of whether Mr. Trump illegally obstructed justice.
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Fighting tears, I glanced at Sophie and saw that her face was also clouded over.
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Hog deer, Bengal slow loris, Asian elephants and clouded leopards also lurk in its jungles.
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Now the fallout from the story of the Turpin family has clouded the city's reputation.
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After sundown, smoke from tear gas and flares clouded the streets of Tirana, the capital.
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"It was a great thrilling moment," Ms. Rampling said of the nomination, her clouded features brightening.
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So far, too many planets are literally "clouded out" and we can't observe any spectral features.
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Today you could get whisked off your feet or clouded by confusion... Or both at once.
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A fairly severe cataract, or a clouded lens, make it hard to see a clear image.
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Such concerns have long clouded the investment landscape, that politics play a heavy hand in business.
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The disappointing report immediately clouded the possibility of a Fed rate hike in June or July.
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The escalating trade battle between the world's two biggest economies has clouded the global economic outlook.
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Illusions and clouded intuition are the inspiration for the new steps taken with the new moon.
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That excitement though has clouded the ability of journalists and even researchers from accurately reporting accuracy.
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But, that shining vision for Libra is clouded by a big concern: Facebook is behind it.
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The Illinois governorship is a position that's been clouded with controversy over the past half-century.
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International uncertainty has clouded the outlook and taken a March interest-rate increase off the table.
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A zero-rating program can get clouded when the company behind it wants to play, too.
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My judgment might have been clouded by the fact that this was a sweltering August day.
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So it's strange — or maybe natural — that their success is clouded by a decades-long feud.
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The elections in Israel yesterday have clouded the long view of the Middle East peace process.
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And the question is further clouded by the "chauvinism" that Ellen Jovin feels obliged to resist.
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The outlook for German exporters has clouded as factories face rising protectionism and a stronger euro.
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I worried that some of my classmates' feedback would be clouded by biases against black women.
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The outlook is heavily clouded by the brewing trade war between the United States and China.
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Her eyes are clouded, and her eyelashes are still as long as the day she drowned.
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Pruitt's tenure has also been clouded by scandal, including lavish domestic air travel at taxpayers' expense.
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The city's reputation has been clouded by years of ranking among the nation's most violent communities.
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DETROIT — The Republican tax proposal has clouded the outlook for electric vehicles in the United States.
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Clouded leopards in zoo are often paired with a mate after they are a year old.
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For some, this year's celebration is clouded by conflict, increasing racial division and deteriorating social circumstances.
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"Howard tried AZT and it clouded his thinking," Mr. Gooch says of that medication for AIDS.
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GERMAN ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS GERMANY'S GROWTH OUTLOOK IS CLOUDED BUT THERE IS NO FULL ECONOMIC CRISIS
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The status of EU nationals currently living in Britain has been clouded by the Brexit vote.
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Bystanders came around to stare at its smooth gray hide, bloodied nose and clouded-over eyes.
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It is painful to think that the last year of his life was clouded by this.
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Still, the Warriors had a roller-coaster season, clouded in part by Durant's looming free agency.
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Christmas lights refracted through a bourbon glass, red and gold emitting diodes straining through clouded amber.
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However, it was expected to worsen in the coming quarter given an outlook clouded by geopolitical risks.
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The Nashville Zoo was overcome with joy at the birth of a male clouded leopard on Wednesday.
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However trading was clouded by the impact of the summer sale and year-on-year weather comparisons.
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I think it's a very separate thing and I think it would be clouded a little bit.
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Mr Trump faces accusations that his decisions were clouded by the lingering controversy over Russia's election-tampering.
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I'd say "Clouded" is the most rap leaning song on here, from the production to your cadence.
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He was physically wasted from the months of grinding work, his mind clouded by the constant trauma.
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The dollar slumped as the prospects for Democrat Hillary Clinton were clouded by a new FBI probe.
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They will be key as this week's slump in crude oil has clouded the U.S. inflation outlook.
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In Austria, the European elections have been clouded by a scandal involving the country's deputy prime minister.
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This has clouded the view for investors, especially with a significant number of voters seemingly still undecided.
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For Honda, declining demand for diesel vehicles and tougher emissions regulations have also clouded its manufacturing prospects.
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Thanks to bloggers like Reality Steve, the show's secrets aren't as clouded as they used to be.
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All three presidential candidates promised to fix economic problems but their campaigns were clouded by corruption allegations.
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But it's also important to understand the nuances of the connection, without the clouded judgement of outrage.
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The gradual transition toward 5G has been clouded by increasing controversy surrounding the Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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Production issues have clouded the iPhone X's launch even before the device was officially unveiled in September.
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Mixed messages from Washington have clouded Trump's abrupt announcement last month, which sparked concern among Western allies.
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"Even the strong euro has not clouded the outlook for exports," said Ulrike Kastens of Sal. Oppenheim.
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S. trade war clouded the outlook for demand, although concerns over tightening supply offered prices some support.
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Everything needs to be clouded and uncertain, so that straightness, above all, can be solid and certain.
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Z. stood motionless beside me, his arm around my shoulder, his face not clouded anymore but blank.
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Sentiment was also clouded by a darkening economic outlook which could start impacting oil demand, traders said.
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It's a slowdown, but the data is clouded by the temporary impact of a General Motors strike.
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Grief is difficult, people are complicated, and family intimacy can be clouded by secrets and unstated resentments.
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This year, the sunshine was clouded out by jarring news developments, making the season feel even shorter.
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The city's Druid Lake reservoir is also clouded with particles that can carry viruses, bacteria, or parasites.
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Clouded leopards are listed as vulnerable in the wild by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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Clouded Agate Coasters (set of 4), available at West Elm, $39A new apartment probably means new furniture.
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It is unclear when the probe, which has clouded Trump's first two years in office, will end.
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I was a bit bummed their time to shine was somewhat clouded by drama off the track.
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But too often, her memory is now clouded by the wisps of dreams she values too much.
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" Or, "Is it possible that my feelings are clouded by some bias that ought to be reevaluated?
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I see a lot of people get clouded about climbing the ladder and getting to certain levels.
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The Russian meddling probe, led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, has clouded Trump's presidency for many months.
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Eva (Zoe Saldana) also wants the same thing, though her goal is sometimes clouded by self-sabotage.
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Concerns of a global trade war and strains in emerging markets have also clouded prospects for world growth.
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The latest round has been clouded by renewed tension between Mexico and Trump over his planned border wall.
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Concerns of a global trade war and strains in emerging markets have also clouded prospects for world growth.
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Our species has been around for much longer than we thoughtNew discoveries clouded humanity's origin story this year.
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To my regret the arguments that arose have clouded the public atmosphere and I am sorry for that.
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That reserved persona, combined with a game that's the antithesis of glamour, have clouded a remarkably consistent career.
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Modest upturns in the last decade were clouded by competition from shinier neighbors like Singapore, Seoul and Shanghai.
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But, as is the case with most symbols, its true meaning has been clouded and changed with time.
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The data can be clouded by year-on-year weather comparisons and the timing of promotional sales however.
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Since Trump nominated Haspel, her confirmation has been clouded by debate over the CIA&aposs former interrogation program.
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Firefighters are having to navigate steep terrains in extremely dry conditions in heavy smoke that clouded the area.
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The outcome of next week's OPEC meeting "remains clouded by uncertainty," said Stephen Brennock of oil broker PVM.
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She stood on a corner of the pavement and looked up, and what she saw clouded her senses.
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I can't think about this because my brain is clouded with emotion from the unexpected death of Michael.
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Which is to say, clouded in controversy and amidst accusations of conspiracy, leaving a slight aftertaste of illegitimacy.
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Maybe the excitement of it all clouded over any fears we may have felt about dissenters or critics.
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It's this realm where some of Smart's most important contributions get clouded by his impotent individual shot creation.
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Next year's presidential election will follow the presidential election in 2014 that was clouded in accusations of fraud.
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ATLANTIC CITY — The Trump Plaza Casino and Hotel is now closed, its windows clouded over by sea salt.
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We viewed the allegations through the lens of trust we had in Bill, and this clouded our judgement.
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Prospects for peace are also clouded by a pan-Asian (and indeed global) phenomenon—the rise of nationalism.
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BUENOS AIRES — Time has not clouded Gustavo Molfino's recollection of a frantic telephone conversation on June 12, 1980.
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Those moves will likely be clouded by Duke's comments, which she will, almost certainly, have to apologize for.
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The functions of a representative government should not be clouded by a disproportionate role of money in elections.
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I'd loved Sebald's previous work but disliked the new novel, feeling it to be clouded by self-seriousness.
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A few days ago, the U.S.-North Korea summit was clouded in "will-they-or-won't-they" uncertainty.
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In addition, the threat of escalation in a trade row with the United States has clouded the outlook.
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Pekkanen says that's not true, but he thinks a focus on mechanism and diagnosis has clouded the issue.
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But I quickly realized that political dismay had clouded my judgment, and retracted the call three days later.
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Cliché as they are, they're also powerful, and when we are under their spell, our perception is clouded.
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My father was like a child, wandering off on his own, his mind clouded by his failing liver.
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According to the Smithsonian's National Zoo, the zoo recently welcomed two clouded leopard cubs to their Asia Trail.
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But the hours and days are more often clouded by daunting choices about how to live among strangers.
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Because dust clouded the atmosphere and blocked the sun, photosynthesis slowed and phytoplankton in oceans stopped producing oxygen.
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""But, the strategic vision in Tehran and Washington is now clouded by misperceptions, hostility, and domestic political problems.
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The US ambassador to Afghanistan, Adolph "Spike" Dubs, was kidnapped and killed in circumstances still clouded in mystery.
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The trade outlook remains clouded as the coronavirus epidemic is adding another risk, Ifo President Clemens Fuest said.
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The trade outlook remains clouded as the coronavirus epidemic is adding another risk, Ifo President Clemens Fuest said.
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Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn have successfully kept their relationship clouded in mystery for more than three years.
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Washington's ongoing trade dispute with China has also clouded the economic and therefore oil demand outlook for 21.6.
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After his death, many of his achievements were clouded by accusations that he'd misdiagnosed many of his patients.
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And that, under such overload, our thinking becomes clouded, and we make poorer as opposed to informed decisions.
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When he became an adult, his right eye remained open but clouded while his left eye stayed closed.
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Metal prices eased as global trade tensions and an uptick in the U.S. dollar clouded outlook global demand.
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"A strong set of H1 numbers is clouded by the outlook," Deutsche Bank analysts wrote in a note.
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And if that different view of the world has ever gotten clouded that's when you get in trouble.
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And maybe that has clouded some folks' memory of its quality — there's nothing like Shrek's "All Star" sequence.
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It won't be ideal for that astronaut to set foot on Mars and have her thinking become clouded.
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Granules have been difficult to detect on late-stage supergiants because they tend to be clouded by orbiting dust.
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Clouded skies over landmasses, reflective waterways at sunset, and natural greenery all add to an artistic vision of Norway.
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If Earthlings want to avoid a heat-soaked, tide-swamped, and war-clouded future, they need to do more.
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They breathed in noxious air clouded with debris from the fallen buildings after officials assured them it was safe.
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With signs growing that Britain's economy is struggling for momentum, the outlook for the public finances has clouded over.
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The country Trump painted during his turn in the spotlight is clouded in corruption, crime, and ever-present threats.
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Clouded by too much context, I had thought the numbers would be part of our story, not the story.
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Concerns about a trade war between the two countries undermining the global economy have clouded the outlook for markets.
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FCA may sell assets - like components maker Magneti Marelli - to raise cash, analysts said, but its outlook remains clouded.
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In the longer-term, the outlook for the public finances is clouded by Brexit and uncertainty around government spending.
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However, the rupee's mid to long-term outlook is clouded by perceived political turmoil ahead of India's national elections.
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As Grande sings, the video oscillates between two contrasting visuals: a crowded train station and a bright, clouded sky.
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Republicans are trying other avenues to keep alive the email controversy that has clouded her presidential campaign for months.
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Republicans are trying other avenues to keep the email controversy that has clouded her presidential campaign for months, alive.
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It's clouded over and the wind is brisk, but the yellow and orange maples make it worth the drive.
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The release of Warren Buffett's annual letter is clouded this year as investors confront an unpleasant last-minute surprise.
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The appointment of Mr. Whitaker is further clouded by unresolved constitutional questions about the legality of such an action.
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Meanwhile, the future of tax reform has been clouded by intraparty feuds over how the legislation should be crafted.
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Sure, he was probably involved in some shady industry, but my infatuation with him completely clouded my better judgement.
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The growth outlook is clouded, however, by protectionist tendencies and U.S. trade disputes with Europe and China, Altmaier said.
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It's clouded in mystery now, as if a private detective just conned her way into an after-hours club.
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The outlook for the single currency was considerably clouded by Thursday's policy review by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Sprint has struggled for profitability in recent years, and its January-March earnings have clouded prospects of a recovery.
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The assault was not hidden in a dorm room or clouded by the complex emotions of a college romance.
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No matter how burdened by doubt or clouded by grief, he was still there, on stage, singing these songs.
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However the outlook is clouded by security risks which caused a 212016 percent drop in tourist arrivals last month.
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The run-in to the summit is also being clouded by uncertainty over the shape of the administration's position.
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As the trade war continues unabated, evidence is mounting that the economic picture within China is becoming increasingly clouded.
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U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, together with the threat of automobile tariffs, have seriously clouded the European economic outlook.
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Throughout the raucous campaign, a steady stream of leaked Democratic emails clouded the candidacy of party nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The animals look lovable and cute, as much as you can see them, but the images seem oddly clouded.
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National forests 400 miles away can be clouded with haze produced by a coal-fired power plant near Houston.
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Ms. Berry Meyer, at home alone in Bermuda, began to worry that her husband's judgment was clouded by nostalgia.
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In recent years, Mr. May's legacy had been clouded by his frequent and unapologetically offensive statements in online forums.
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The question is further clouded by the fact that these groups are recognized and funded by the Iraqi government.
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Republicans may still target those Democrats who opposed him, but their attacks would be clouded by the assault allegation.
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Battling with you can be intimidating to people because your judgement doesn't tend to get clouded by overwhelming emotions.
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"The outlook for grocery retailing in particular looks clouded," said Michael McCarthy, Chief Market Strategist at brokerage CMC Markets.
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The weak forecast clouded yet another quarterly beat on revenue and profit by Santa Clara, California-based Applied Materials.
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Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sees the world through a clerical and revolutionary lens clouded by anti-US dogma.
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The recovery in the U.S. homebuilding sector has been clouded this year by stagnant wages and higher interest rates.
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" Ms. Callamard's report, however, said that the Saudi trial has been "clouded in secrecy and lacking in due process.
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But others say the changes have clouded GE's outlook and want Culp to paint a credible picture of its future.
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The healthy birth from the frozen "cryopreserved semen" has implications for preserving future clouded leopards from all over the world.
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Indonesia's Mount Sinabung erupted last weekend, coughing up a 22,000-foot plume of ash that clouded the sky for days.
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"He wants this thing over," one source close to Trump said, referring to the investigations that have clouded his presidency.
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The euro zone might be clouded by political uncertainty with fears of populist victories in key elections across the bloc.
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A complicated mix of sympathy and confusion clouded their words, along with a sense of urgency and need for hope.
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The uncertainty has clouded the outlook for investors who punished the Australian dollar, sending it 0.9 percent lower to $0.7283.
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Matthew Lynley is still on vacation, though he was recently spotted atop a clouded mountain reciting math textbooks to himself.
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The Chilean copper producer cited weaker ore quality and higher costs and said trade tensions clouded the broader market outlook.
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Heightened tensions between the world's two biggest economies have clouded the outlook for global growth, which influences oil demand expectations.
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But historical comparisons are clouded by other parallel events and because China's contribution to global GDP has quadrupled since then.
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An investigation of the Neue Galerie's collection revealed an artwork with a "clouded" provenance according to the New York Times.
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But the industry has clouded its own argument, and weakened its own political standing, through a slew of bad behavior.
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He edged his way to the side of the mats; a look of exhaustion mixed with anger clouded his eyes.
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I'm glad I didn't because I think when you know too much, that's when you become clouded by it all.
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The economy's outlook is also being clouded by slowing global growth and uncertainty over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Stocks rebounded globally on Tuesday as risk appetite improved after worries of a recession clouded trading since late last week.
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Unfortunately, our collective understanding of the benefits of trade and globalization is clouded by the misguided rhetoric surrounding these issues.
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Shipboard expeditions to the South Pacific near Oeno atoll in the Pitcairn chain were generally clouded if not rained out.
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Patients most commonly have their clouded lenses replaced with artificial monofocal lenses that enable them to see things far away.
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The process has been clouded by wrangling over U.S. demands for a timetable of Chinese purchases of U.S. farm products.
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"She's trying to enjoy her life with True, and again, it gets clouded by something involving Tristan," says the source.
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But the export outlook for China and other trade-reliant economists is being clouded by fears of growing U.S. protectionism.
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While the slump was less severe than in June, the outlook remained clouded with survey respondents citing the China-U.
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The Drifter appears, against a clouded sky, as a relic, caught between past and present, and then he falls unconscious.
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The Schmidt-Rotluff "Nude" is the first work with a clouded history returned by his museum, according to the museum.
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It often took a while to find the right trigger, the portal into a memory clouded by age and confusion.
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The probe, led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller under the supervision of the Justice Department, has clouded the Trump presidency.
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However, the hat's origin has been clouded since at least 2012, when The Chicago Sun-Times called it into question.
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The judge's prospects were further clouded on Sunday when The New Yorker reported on a new allegation of sexual impropriety.
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The wait times are just one of a number of problems that have clouded the state's beleaguered motor vehicles department.
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When it comes to judging the work of Asian actors, the white American mainstream has historically been clouded by bias.
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That could mean the planets are similar to Saturn&aposs moon Titan, which is clouded in a thick methane atmosphere.
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The plans have already been clouded by concerns about the complex and ever-changing nature of the music royalty business.
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Face masks were useless, he said, because they were quickly clouded by the pulverized concrete and smoke filling the air.
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Or have the president's stumbles clouded supporters' views of him and anyone who takes Mr. Trump as a role model?
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It's clear that Nixon and Clinton behaved very differently from Trump when faced with impeachment proceedings that clouded their presidencies.
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During a 48-hour visit to Nineveh, Reuters witnessed five major fires and thick black smoke regularly clouded the skies.
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Such an investigation, she says, should be conducted by an impartial body, so as not to be clouded by partisanship.
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"The outlook for the housing market remains clouded, reflecting the uncertainty surrounding economic prospects more broadly," Nationwide economist Robert Gardner said.
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The bruising trade war, which has slowed the global economy, has clouded the outlook for demand from top metals consumer China.
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S. trade dispute and Britain crashing out of the EU without a divorce deal clouded the outlook for Europe's largest economy.
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With just 100 days to go before the Iowa caucuses, the Democratic race for the White House is clouded in uncertainty.
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I think ultimately, we always want her to be happy, but it gets all clouded when there's a baby, you know?
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The long-standing trade conflict has slowed global economic growth and clouded the outlook for demand from top metals consumer China.
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With that, any dreams of marriage she had as a little girl were clouded by her fear of taking wedding photos.
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"The strategic structural picture is really clouded because we have distorted so much in the economic and financial system," he said.
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But while CIMB pointed to stabilizing sales, it said the price outlook was still clouded by high inventory and weak rents.
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But the Facebook-led project has been clouded by regulatory concerns, with central bankers and politicians around the world expressing skepticism.
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The coaches' meeting room boasts two wall-length whiteboards clouded with prospect information, but the players Walden prioritizes most are linemen.
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By the time he bribes baby Jack-Jack with a cookie, Mr. Incredible's haggard face is clouded by five o'clock shadow.
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The range of the clouded leopard extends from Nepal on the Indian subcontinent to southern China and throughout South-East Asia.
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And the work of dating—an unending self-optimization ritual, a power struggle with stacked odds—has clouded her own desires.
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There are plans to launch a Hong Kong IPO for the group's marketing unit, but the outlook has clouded of late.
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Both markets pared those gains later as the escalating US-China trade war clouded the outlook for global oil demand growth.
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The outlook has been clouded by the rising popularity of former prime minister Alain Juppe as a potential rival to Sarkozy.
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The Central Tibetan Administration, the Dharamsala-based political leadership of exiled Tibetans, said the circumstances of Tenzin Delek's death remained "clouded".
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But questions about its accounting and business practices, coupled with lawmakers' concerns about sharp price hikes, clouded its prospects last summer.
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You might know more about their behaviors than their own friends do, since your perspicacity isn't clouded by any social benchmarks.
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Amazon suggested that political motivations clouded the decision over the contract for the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure project, known as JEDI.
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However, economists say the outlook is clouded by uncertainty over global trade under the incoming Trump administration in the United States.
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And fears of terrorism have clouded the issue, despite elaborate screening protocols for refugees that can take two years or more.
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Some Senate GOP committee members say that dynamic has clouded the need for the whistleblower to come before their panel. Sen.
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The match was clouded with controversy after umpire Carlos Ramos penalized Williams a point, and then a game, for three violations.
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The slowness of the vote counting has clouded over the fact that the Democrats had a very good night on Tuesday.
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But then, as happens so often in this presidency, the story quickly became clouded by uncertainty and accusations of media bias.
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But the picture has been clouded by Salvini's unexpected pledge on Tuesday to pass a reform cutting the number of lawmakers.
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For about half the member states, the gathering will be clouded by the death of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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But people angry about the acquittals were also energized and speaking out — with some saying that race had clouded the case.
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For all the transparency, the actual progress still remains clouded, both for us as users and, apparently, for the platform itself.
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The event has been clouded by a debate about its direction under Dieter Kosslick, who has headed the festival since 2001.
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The decree was Francis' long-anticipated concrete response to address a crisis that has devastated the church and clouded his legacy.
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The unrest has roiled the country and clouded Mr. Macron's efforts for economic revival as protesters speak out about social inequality.
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The blazes clouded the skies above cities like Canberra and Sydney, creating some of the worst air pollution in the world.
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However, when it comes to forecasting the future, the EIA's crystal ball appears to be clouded by persistent biases and errors.
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What else you should know: Concerns about potential liver damage from taking acetaminophen have been clouded over time, Dr. Duarte said.
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S. trade war have clouded the prospects for other companies looking to go public, as investors become more cautious and selective.
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It was hard to reconcile my memories — heavily clouded by a child's innocence and wide-eyed wonder — with the reality today.
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Vintage Dodge buses, cop cars, vans, trucks, car-pool taxis, and Volkswagen bugs inched up a narrow street clouded with exhaust.
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The yen's recovery to an 18-month high against the dollar last month has also clouded the outlook for Japan's exporters.
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But each time, the debate was clouded by a single issue: state aid to parochial schools, abortion or the death penalty.
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But the Russia probe, which has clouded his presidency, remains front-of-mind for many in the well-read crowd here.
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Now the fate of the NXP transaction — which Qualcomm has argued was all but a done deal — has been somewhat clouded.
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The screen darkens, clouded by a mist of blood, as you walk an entranced human into a place nobody is watching.
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Despite the drama that has clouded their lives, two of her older children spoke approvingly of their unusual upbringing to the Times.
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So, once again, a new discovery has clouded scientists' understanding of these wild cosmic objects, and it's time for some new theories.
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Nick shrugs and smirks, musing that maybe he'll be able to make better decisions if his head isn't clouded with sex-fog.
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Sweat rolled down her forehead and tears clouded her eyes; she could barely see anything except the pavement in front of her.
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The fate of Palestinians displaced by the 1948 war of Israel's founding and their descendants has long clouded U.S.-sponsored peace efforts.
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Last summer, questions about Valeant's accounting and business practices, coupled with U.S. lawmakers' concerns about sharp price hikes, clouded the company's prospects.
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But historical comparisons are clouded by other parallel events of the day and China's contribution to global GDP has quadrupled since then.
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Strong earnings growth, particularly in the United States, was clouded during the quarter by rising tensions between America and its trading partners.
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There was just so much chatter in my head and it got all jumbled up and really clouded me for a while.
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But the deeper Mathews wades in to the details of the cases, the more clouded they become by race and by blood.
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These are idiot boys and girls having too much to drink and not being aware of their surroundings and having clouded judgement.
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But I'm personally aware of a number of men whose mental health problems have been clouded by pints, drugs, hangovers, and comedowns.
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The insinuation, like Trump's suggestion that the truth about Obama's college years was somehow clouded, was a divisive kind of gutter politics.
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All the drama makes Tokyo think BC's judgment is clouded, and it's in Dream's best interest to be with dear ol' Dad.
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The picture is further clouded by an apparent split in opinion at the Bank of England on the future path for rates.
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Our judgments clouded by pro-authority bias, we are likely to grant the politically powerful much more discretion than we ought to.
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Maybe it's all the talk about vaginas and cake that has clouded my judgement, but it's all making perfect sense to me.
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The uncertainty has clouded the outlook for investors who punished the Australian dollar AUD=D4, sending it 0.9 percent lower to $0.743.
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The outlook for scrubbers has also been clouded by a move by several major ports to ban discharges from open-loop scrubbers.
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The result clouded how the U.K. would leave the European Union, and had some lawmakers calling for May's government to be replaced.
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"The hatred and extreme bias of me by @CNN has clouded their thinking and made them unable to function," the president tweeted.
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The meeting was clouded by Trump's decision to impose steep steel and aluminum tariffs on U.S. allies and other threats on trade.
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But for his parents, the joy of his birth was clouded by news of a severe blood clot in his left arm.
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The internet-ad auction firm Overture, the photo-sharing service Flickr and other promising start-ups simply were clouded by Yahoo's miasma.
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Carson once dived underwater, wearing an eighty-four-pound sea-diving helmet, and lasted, eight feet below, for only fifteen clouded minutes.
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Alexander Krueger from Bankhaus Lampe said that he expected meager growth rates in the coming quarters as the trade outlook remained clouded.
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However, concerns about accountability have clouded his administration, with his former long-time top aide, Joseph Percoco, currently on trial for corruption.
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Much of what is remembered about Prohibition has been clouded by time, if not by all the alcohol we've been drinking since.
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Our judgment could be clouded by optimism bias, the tendency to believe you are less likely than others to experience something negative.
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But the outlook for domestic consumption is being clouded by a planned increase in the national sales tax to 10% in October.
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Their conversation, which could determine whether the trade war between the two countries ends or persists indefinitely, could be clouded by technology.
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Mr. Moore has yet to be formally nominated, but his potential appointment had been clouded by revelations of ethical and financial lapses.
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The psychologists Amos Tversky and Daniel Kahneman proposed that we make bad decisions because our thinking is clouded by loss aversion bias.
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The two embraced before the cameras: the former soldier painfully thin, his eyes clouded by cataracts; the monk apple-cheeked and jovial.
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Mr. Netanyahu's re-election effort has been clouded by accusations of corruption, and his rivals denounced the plan as a political ploy.
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"Domestic strength and beneficial seasonal smoothing of tiered memberships could be clouded by potential international 'adjustments,'" Conder said in the Thursday note.
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Slew of scandals The arms deal controversy clouded Zuma's reputation for decades, even before a slew of other scandals rocked his presidency.
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But increasing skepticism from investors over rising start-up valuations paired with a lack of profitability has clouded the global tech industry.
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One tiny gripe fueled another, so even our good times were clouded with worry, and we became experts in mischaracterizing each other.
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The yen's recovery to an 22016-month high against the U.S. dollar last month has also clouded the outlook for Japan's exporters.
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Clinton received substantially more votes than Mr. Trump, and allegations of voter intimidation and suppression have clouded his victories in key states.
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So clouded has become the future of Grasberg that Rio Tinto is now openly talking about walking away from its minority investment.
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However, the future of the United States' third-longest river, and that of other Southwest rivers, remains clouded by a warming climate.
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Since its release, Bohemian Rhapsody has been clouded by controversy for a number of reasons, like other awards show front-runner Green Book.
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Kris Jenner has been watching the Jordyn Woods and Tristan Thompson drama unfold via her clouded crystal ball, and she is not pleased.
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Cuervo put its IPO on hold twice last year after Trump's bid for the presidency roiled markets and clouded the outlook for Mexico.
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But the ambitions of the Trump administration&aposs favored candidate could be clouded by U.S. policies like travel bans and migrant family separations.
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He still dreams of being a lawyer, but the virus still affects his health, his eyes clouded by the after effects of Ebola.
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Every photo, red carpet close-up, and interview is clouded over with what feels like a heavy Instagram filter of depression and austerity.
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Bedolla's death devastated his wife and clouded the future of their young son, creating a sorrow and emptiness that has yet to heal.
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After a blatantly partisan and stacked impeachment trial in the Senate without witnesses, however, that acquittal of the president is clouded in doubt.
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Debts, fleeing executives and payroll delays have clouded the last year of the automaker's history — with ultimately very little to show for it.
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But the beginning of this last month of the last quarter was not that good, has now become – clouded out everything else. Right?
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Mercury retrograde will end just hours before this new moon, helping us focus during a time where our direction is clouded by Neptune.
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But the prospects for a legislative fix are clouded by ongoing partisan gridlock in Congress, raising the possibility of wide-ranging unintended consequences.
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The same factor has also clouded spirits in the soybean market, in addition to the continued absence of its largest bean customer, China.
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Streaming services from Amazon, Google, and YouTube have clouded the market as well, although they have yet to gain similar levels of traction.
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It is possible that Cacciotti's own admission "it's hard letting go" indicates a somewhat clouded judgment of what's actually best for his wife.
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Lining the "main streets" are butchers, hair salons, bars, charcoal-sellers, and food vendors clouded in smoke as they char slabs of meat.
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The Fund also said China's strong growth was clouded in the medium term by "growing vulnerabilities" associated with its reliance credit-fueled growth.
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But the occasion was clouded by an alienating opening prayer from a fellow lawmaker who repeatedly referenced Jesus and asked for his forgiveness.
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In its late January policy statement, the Fed altered its language to acknowledge that global financial and economic developments had clouded the outlook.
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Controversy quickly clouded last week's announcement for this year's Academy Award nominations with critics lamenting the lack of racial minorities among the contenders.
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Still, even a zero-rating program that is democratic in principle can get clouded when the company behind it wants to play, too.
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A tonal rift between Fox News' opinion hosts and anchors became apparent amid the whistleblower scandal that has clouded Capitol Hill this week.
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Kirman said the company was also looking at opportunities in Mexico but U.S. President Donald Trump's recent protectionist measures had clouded the outlook.
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Alexander Krueger from Bankhaus Lampe said that he expected more meagre growth rates in the coming quarters as the trade outlook remained clouded.
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"Unfortunately, historical missteps have clouded the issues for many investors today and has led to sentiment uniquely bearish to Deutsche Bank," Hudson said.
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But, ever since that day, my person has been clouded by a lurking spiritual presence; it hums in the background of my life.
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Since President Trump took office, his administration has been clouded by federal investigations that carry the specter of devastating legal and political consequences.
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But for those around us — physicians, families and the hospital generally — they are not at all clear, and too easily clouded by emotion.
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While many people were busy with the Thanksgiving weekend, a dramatic case in suburban New Jersey grew clouded by more questions than answers.
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The owners are enthusiastic, but the future for Roger Allard's enterprise is clouded by a growing clash with the descendants of Sydney Allard.
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She said that alcohol clouded her memory of exactly how she and Mr. Kaiman ended up having sex, and whether it was coerced.
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But he faces an uphill struggle, with his future clouded by a likely corruption indictment and his opponents opposed to sitting with him.
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Britain's vote to withdraw from the 28-nation club has prompted political chaos, a sharp drop in sterling and clouded the economic outlook.
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Additional questions students can consider about the U.S.'s system of checks and balances include: • To what extent is it clouded by politics?
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But the Trump years have been clouded by too many conspiracy theories and not enough open debate about differing visions for the country.
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"Corruption scandals in Thailand have been clouded by political polarization," said Titipol Phakdeewanich, dean of the faculty of political science at Ubon Ratchathani University.
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It's not yet clouded with bureaucracy and layers of corporate structures, so you can build platforms from the ground up that quickly become ubiquitous.
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However, when Washington gave unexpectedly generous sanction waivers to Iran's biggest oil buyers, concerns about a global oversupply and sluggish economic growth clouded markets.
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But the acquisition has now been clouded by a lawsuit from Waymo, the self-driving car company now owned by Google's parent company Alphabet.
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Conservative lawmakers voted to back May in a widely followed secret ballot, though the outlook for Britain's exit from the European Union remains clouded.
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The freeze on new approvals has pressured gaming-related stocks and clouded the outlook for mobile games, rattling industry leader Tencent and smaller peers.
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Adding to the mixed picture, a GfK survey published on Thursday showed the cheerful mood among German shoppers had clouded unexpectedly heading into October.
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The outlook for the talks has been further clouded by increased tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which back opposing sides in the conflict.
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Unsurprisingly, all of this clouded the mood at the OpenStack Summit this week, but I'm actually not part of the doom and gloom contingent.
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His time there was clouded with controversy: The publication became embroiled in a legal battle after failing to pay several contributors, and eventually closed.
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The Federal Reserve opted not to raise interest rates in June, and the disappointing report also clouded the possibility of a hike in July.
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The tariff threat, which sparked broad selling on equity and commodity markets, clouded prospects for a trade settlement between the world's two largest economies.
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The talks have been clouded by tit-for-tat measures over trade after the Trump administration slapped tariffs on U.S. steel and aluminum imports.
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Italian stocks fell 0.2 percent on the day, with sentiment clouded by a report the country's government will cut its 2019 economic growth forecast.
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The new environment lent me new optics to see the holiday in a different light — not clouded by my own family's traditions and nostalgia.
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The dollar's outlook remains clouded by worries that persistent political disorder would present obstacles to U.S. President Donald Trump's stimulus and tax reform agenda.
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I invited my friend Bill, as I knew he could help me describe the wine's taste without it being clouded by my unrefined palate.
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Growth in the global economy could accelerate to 3.4 percent in 2017 but the outlook is clouded by political risks, Morgan Stanley has warned.
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This kind of missed connection is what feels so relatable — we all have moments where good intentions are clouded by broken expressions of feeling.
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With subtlety and grace, that novel clouded the legends of conflict in Egypt and Italy in doubts as dense as a Western Desert sandstorm.
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But the export outlook is being clouded by the trade row with the United States, which could disrupt China's shipments and its supply chains.
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He also warned the outlook for balance of payments data is clouded by trade tensions, which can hurt Indonesian exports and halt foreign inflows.
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If Three Billboards' chances for Best Picture are clouded, it's because of backlash, and not because of a lack of a Best Director nomination.
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Fear of attacks by Islamist militants has also clouded the attitude of some people, though there have been no major such attacks in Australia.
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Tim Kaine targeted Trump's previous comments about Putin's strong leadership, while Pence tried to parry the attacks but clouded the ticket's views on Russia.
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As a matter of fact, we ought to -- they ought to all be under investigation, because their bias is so abusive clouded their judgment.
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S. dialogue remains clouded by U.S. President Trump's earlier accusations that countries such as China and Japan artificially weaken their currencies to boost exports.
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U.S. toy retailer Toys R US's announcement that it would close its stores after filing for bankruptcy protection in September further clouded the situation.
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One might applaud them for being so clairvoyant if their vision wasn't so clouded by a toxic mix of envy, sexism, and political calculation.
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Significantly, the longer that doctors knew their patients, the more likely they were to get it wrong, suggesting that emotional bonds clouded doctors' thinking.
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"However, companies are investing only hesitatingly for the time being, among other things because their sales outlook is clouded by trade conflicts," he added.
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A majority of analysts anticipate one more hike in 2019, though recent data has clouded the outlook and could force a more dovish tone.
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"This is great, but I don't know if my judgment is clouded by being here live," said Kyle Kensing, another fan at the event.
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"The hatred and extreme bias of me by @CNN has clouded their thinking and made them unable to function," the president tweeted in August.
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For as long as the full report is the subject of a summary interpretation by the attorney general, it will be clouded in mystery.
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The book could use more such honesty, but Schultz's perspective of his childhood is hopelessly clouded by his subsequent professional success and extravagant wealth.
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A tonal rift between Fox News' opinion hosts and anchors became more apparent amid the whistleblower scandal that has clouded Capitol Hill this week.
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"The immediate to medium term prospects are so clouded - I wouldn't want to hazard a guess as between either of those," he told reporters.
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Trump vented privately at the time that the message had caused more trouble on a topic -- the Russia investigation -- that has clouded his presidency.
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Closer ties between China and U.K. capital markets would be welcomed by London, whose future as a global financial hub is clouded by Brexit.
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While the survey exclusion is standard, could title insurers similarly refuse to pay out for all the mistakes that clouded properties throughout the 2000s?
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Twitter, especially, can be a fruitful source of details — but also a dangerous one, susceptible to being clouded by misinformation, both unintentional and not.
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The previous incumbent, Li Yuanchao, faded from view, clouded by corruption scandals involving former subordinates and a widespread impression that Mr. Xi disdained him.
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All of these things are just as important and often clouded by the blowjobs, the sex, and general kinkiness most outsiders often think of.
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But the qualification process for the Champions League is also clouded by the coronavirus situation, with domestic leagues across the continent having suspended play.
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If you feel as though your self-perception has become clouded, work to step out of your own point of view during this transit.
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But an obligation not to elevate a clouded nominee must coexist with an obligation to hear out any serious alternative explanation of the facts.
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As with many companies with global markets, Boeing's future was clouded by President Trump's vow to renegotiate trade deals and risk a trade war.
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The specter of global trade war as U.S. President Donald Trump pursues an "America First" policy has clouded the outlook for export-reliant Japan.
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McDonald's then reintroduced the sauce in October, but its release was clouded by chaos at stores as fans protested over a lack of supply.
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The dollar climbed to its highest level in years this week, reflecting the American economy's strength against a global backdrop clouded by the coronavirus.
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Investor confidence in Africa's most industrialised economy is fragile, with the economic growth outlook clouded by a lack of clarity and progress on reforms.
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Investor confidence in Africa's most industrialized economy is fragile, with the economic growth outlook clouded by a lack of clarity and progress on reforms.
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Plumes of tear gas clouded streets littered with bricks and small fires, as groups of people huddled behind walls and makeshift barricades for protection.
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"It was the butt of jokes," Mr. Torino said of the area, its reputation clouded by the stench and environmental toll of the landfills.
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That has clouded confidence in British lenders and helped to drag down Lloyds' share price by 17 percent this year despite its strong performance.
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Yosemite National Park has remained open as the fire has burned near it, but smoke has clouded the views of its world-famous landmarks.
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Sometimes, Cramer finds it helpful to take a step back from a market clouded by politics and zoom in on major company-specific stories.
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Investor confidence in South Africa is fragile, with the economic growth outlook clouded by a lack of progress on reforms and an energy crisis.
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But investor confidence in South Africa remains fragile, while the economic growth outlook is clouded by a lack of clarity and progress on reforms.
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Similar scandals in countries including Australia, Chile, France, Ireland, Poland and the United States have harmed the church's credibility and clouded the Francis' legacy.
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Trump's presidency has been clouded by a federal investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, and possible collusion by his campaign.
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Trade talks have also been clouded by separate negotiations over the nuclear weapons program in North Korea, which counts China as its sole major ally.
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The outlook is however clouded by next week's U.S. election, where latest polls show a narrower lead for Democrat Hillary Clinton against Republican Donald Trump.
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A clouded out eclipse in Indiana (Image: AP)NASHVILLE—Eclipse fever struck Nashville like an unexpected sunset, clogging parking lots and bars with eager visitors.
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"Gold's recent standstill seems to reflect the clouded U.S. growth outlook, and uncertainty about the path forward for Fed monetary policy," said Spivak of DailyFx.
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The 24-year-old Kamworor was in line to get a wild card for the 10,000m team, but has clouded his chances after a row.
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The long-standing trade conflict between Washington and Beijing has slowed the global economy and clouded the outlook for demand from top metals consumer China.
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Allegations of anti-semitism have clouded this year's march and divided the organization, which in 2017 organized one of the largest protests in U.S. history.
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Across the United States, Obamacare enrollment for 2018 is clouded by uncertainty as experts expect reduced participation amid bitter political debate around the program's future.
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Carter also suffers from her own mental illness issues, Cataldo said, and was taking medications that may have clouded her judgment, according to CBS News.
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The issue is a sensitive one, particularly for the British side, due to the historical significance of the sectarianism that had once heavily clouded Ireland.
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Given the constantly changing scale and scope of these tariffs, the resulting uncertainty has clouded Chinese capital markets and made public debuts much more complicated.
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Bloc's promoters and the documentary team Clouded Vision are due to release Dancing on Carpets, a film that captures the history of Bloc's festival years.
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The outlook for the IPO was clouded after two clothing retailers, Beymen Magazacilik and DeFacto, canceled plans to list in recent weeks, citing low demand.
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The euro, however, underperformed the yen, falling 0.2 percent to 124.65, with the euro generally clouded by Thursday's policy review by the European Central Bank.
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Those rising costs, along with a tit-for-tat tariff war with China, have clouded the earnings outlook for industrial companies, dragging down their shares.
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The outlook for Sok's IPO was clouded after two Turkish clothing retailers - Beymen Magazacilik and DeFacto - last week cancelled plans to list, citing low demand.
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"People walk in with all of these big emotions, and that has clouded the clarity of how they're making it through the day," she says.
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The latest drop in what's become a squall of Russia-related controversies once again clouded the White House's efforts to make progress on policy fronts.
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The Pittsburgh doctor also recommends that on especially hot days, athletes make a plan before working out so potentially clouded judgment won't steer them wrong.
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The project has been clouded by corruption allegations, according to four former and current Citgo employees and two people close to the new Citgo board.
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"Would you rather see me as the person who loved and then left you?" he sings on the track, which is clouded with ambient noise.
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With the skies over Delhi clouded with smog, many also cast worried eyes on the fate of India-Bangladesh Twenty20 cricket match scheduled for Sunday.
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The lone bright spot was a rebound in industrial output, though the outlook for exporters is being clouded by trade frictions with the United States.
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The story of the 1914-15 season is murky in retrospect, clouded by an unfamiliar league structure and the drumbeat of an impending world war.
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The result can be loss of memory, impaired motor coordination, and clouded or impaired judgment, Rome, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"My decisions are not clouded by political views or what I feel in my heart, right or wrong," Alessandro Borgognone, Nakazawa's owner, told Washingtonian magazine.
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The threat of auto tariffs has clouded trade talks with several countries, including Japan and South Korea, which import cars and car parts into America.
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His arrest has clouded the outlook for closer ties between Nissan and Renault, along with Mitsubishi Motors Corp, the third member of the automaking alliance.
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But the end of the Prelude was remarkable: a vision of the loneliness that follows togetherness, as forlorn and clouded as a fog-filled sea.
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Ms. Fitzgerald, from the Values Coalition, said she spoke with Mr. Harris last week, and they discussed the fraud allegations that have clouded his election.
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His potential nomination to the Fed has been clouded by revelations of a current tax lien and child-support issues stemming from a previous marriage.
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They also argue that it pushes the police to rely heavily on the judgment of untrained civilians whose perception could be clouded by unconscious biases.
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The Zoo and Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI), through years of research and work, have also found a way to successfully artificially inseminate clouded leopards.
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Yet its future seems as clouded as Netanyahu's -- a fact not lost on a President who seems to judge politicians based on their electoral success.
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His political career ended with defeat, however, in elections in 1998, and his legacy was later clouded by disgrace over a party fund-raising scandal.
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The outlook for its IPO was clouded after two clothing retailers, Beymen Magazacilik and DeFacto, cancelled plans to list in recent weeks, citing low demand.
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Now, I realize the conservative culture and lack of representation clouded my perceptions of beauty as well as my struggles with identity and gender dysphoria.
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They also say that assaults frequently occur during parties at which students were drinking, leaving their memories clouded and the truth of what happened elusive.
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In the week and a half since, the cause of that devastation has been murky, clouded by competing narratives of what happened on that day.
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But the dollar's outlook remained clouded by worries that persistent political disorder would present obstacles to U.S. President Donald Trump's stimulus and tax reform agenda.
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Often, it's difficult for consumers to tell whether BOGO is fair or deceptive, and often their judgment is clouded by one four-letter word: free.
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After running a campaign that published a 288-page policy book, she urges candidates not to let their message get clouded by wonky policy debates.
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Just dole out a genuine handshake to your fellow man and be on your merry way through beer-breath-clouded 4, B, and D trains.
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Australia has been posting monthly trade surpluses helped by strong commodity exports but the export outlook is starting to be clouded by a rising Australian dollar.
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The U.S.-China trade war, political turmoil in Europe and fears of an impending slowdown in global economic growth have also seriously clouded the demand outlook.
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India and China fought a war in 1962 and the unresolved dispute over stretches of their 3,500 km (2,200 miles) border has clouded relations ever since.
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The U.S.-China trade war, political turmoil across European markets and fears of impending slowdown in global economic growth have also seriously clouded the demand outlook.
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Web development sounds like something that should be kept to the confines of tech support HQ — clouded in mystery and something us mere mortals cannot comprehend.
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His embrace of these theories aligns with Trump's chief grievance that he was the victim of a "deep state" spy operation that has clouded his presidency.
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The global economic outlook and prospects for growth in fuel demand have also been clouded by poor economic data in China and U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Uber, the ride-hailing giant that spent much of 2017 clouded in controversy, is holding an all-day event with Walmart focused on women in tech.
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Casual smokers in Massachusetts, Nevada, and California are now free from the social stigma—and threat of jail time—that had clouded cannabis use for decades.
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The softness in home lending and prices has in turn clouded the outlook for construction activity, though the damage has been limited by rapid population growth.
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But talks have been clouded by the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, who has openly criticized China on trade and the sensitive issue of Taiwan.
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The moment was clouded by the dangers that doctors laid out to her, such as the extremely high risk that the babies will be born prematurely.
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While she may not be representing the porn industry in this particular instance, she is fighting the same stigma that has long clouded issues surrounding sex.
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But that future is clouded by Ukraine's recent troubled past, the country's hostilities with Russia and the nationalism now threatening the solidarity of the European Union.
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For months, tear gas clouded the boulevards of Paris most Saturdays as protesters skirmished with riot police, whose heavy-handed response drew condemnation from rights groups.
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But the Astros have developed a widespread reputation for pushing any boundary to win, and the drumbeat of stories with that backdrop has clouded their success.
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For months, tear gas clouded the boulevards of Paris most Saturdays as protesters skirmished with riot police, whose heavy-handed response drew condemnation from rights groups.
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The future of NAFTA has been clouded ever since Trump notified Congress last May that the U.S. wanted to renegotiate the deal with Mexico and Canada.
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Yet his continued vacillations on whether Russia interfered in last year's election have only clouded the matter further, thwarting the type of substantive cooperation he's seeking.
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In many ways, this is actually a hugely creative time for you—however, misunderstandings are also likely as the sun's rays get clouded by Neptune's fog.
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The tracking system could be great for patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, whose thoughts often become clouded and who may forget to take their medication.
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The 25th anniversary of a Polish-German friendship treaty was presented as mostly positive, but clouded, as President Andrzej Duda noted, by unfortunate differences over history.
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The voting on May 13 was heavily clouded by election-day violence and anomalies at polling stations and, later, by inexplicable delays by the election commission.
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What's left is a touching and tragic portrait of a vulnerable work in progress, one that for now might only be visible through a clouded lens.
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Ugh, so: Abby checked with Delia, the hiring manager, but Delia's parrot is sick, so her mind feels too clouded right now to make serious decisions.
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Captured by Mark Silk's darting camera, and in water so clouded that the computer-generated predators more than pass visual muster, their misadventures are casually entertaining.
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That is because the economy's prospects have been clouded by the trade war and other uncertainties even as consumer spending and job growth have held up.
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PARIS — Two centrist allies of President Emmanuel Macron of France left the government on Wednesday, clouded by allegations that their party had misused European Union funds.
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But a somewhat clouded mood in the retail sector could point to a slight cooling in the third quarter after the strong second quarter, it added.
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Germany's trade outlook remains clouded by weaker global demand and the coronavirus epidemic adds another risk to exporters in Europe's largest economy, the finance ministry said.
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Prospects for China ramping up agricultural purchases have been clouded by the coronavirus epidemic that has killed around 2,000 people and disrupted travel and business activity.
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As a result, much of the good that went by the name "evangelicalism" has been clouded over; now a new movement is needed to replace it.
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And he has done little, they will say, to demonstrate independence from a president whose combative relationship with the judiciary has already clouded the nominating process.
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Sometimes, CNBC's Jim Cramer finds it helpful to take a step back from a market clouded by politics and zoom in on major company-specific stories.
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But some persistent myths about them have clouded that basic fact — and those myths can threaten to roll back the progress we've made on fighting malaria.
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The decision to set up the server has dogged Clinton, the presumptive Democratic Party candidate ahead of November's presidential election, and clouded her campaign with legal uncertainty.
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But Nova clearly starts second guessing herself and admits to Robert that she has to wonder if her judgement was clouded by his passion for the topic.
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Britons vote in a referendum on June 25 to decide whether to remain a member of the European Union, which has clouded an already uncertain economic outlook.
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As I was reading the summary of Roxsana's autopsy report, I wondered if her last breaths were clouded by a regret to have embarked on this journey.
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The outlook for global shares has also been clouded by the prospect of faster rate rises in the United States amid robust economic data in recent months.
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The issue is clouded by the fact that the federal government and U.S. states and territories have no uniform definition of what constitutes a storm-related death.
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The positive reading for the 19-country euro zone was only partly clouded by a drop in inflation expectations among manufacturers to 8.6 from 10.5 in September.
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A genuine mission clouded by entitlement A number of people Business Insider spoke with maintained that Rebekah sought to use WeWork to do good in the world.
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When the day came, I gathered with a small group of locals on a hill overlooking the ocean, and we stood under a clouded sky to wait.
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Her hair was frizzy with sex, and she bet that she probably still smelled like Jaime — the whiskey and Camels and lavender incense that clouded his apartment.
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Class II is the same category as alligators, honey badgers and clouded leopards, while Class I includes more traditional predators such as a lions, tigers and bears.
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The island clouded leopard has small cloud markings, a double stripe down its back and its greyer fur is darker than the mainland species, the WWF says.
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Prospects for the potential blockbuster product were clouded when news emerged last month that four patients suffered serious adverse events in a clinical trial of the drug.
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It wasn't pleasant, but it also wasn't crazy, or clouded by petty personal wisecracks -- and it gave viewers a good look at the candidates' position on immigration.
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Despite Erdogan's return to Istanbul and officials' declarations that the coup had been quashed, the situation in Ankara, which is about 330 miles away, remained more clouded.
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So you got to believe that Jack's judgment is going to be clouded in a time that he's already really trying to hang onto his family structure.
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With that critical eye, Kendler especially values that the NRDC is not affiliated with the state, meaning the work they do doesn't get clouded by governmental politics.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's growth outlook remains clouded as manufacturers are hit by escalating trade conflicts, Brexit uncertainty and other geopolitical crises, the economy ministry said on Wednesday.
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Elizabeth Warren hit back at President Trump's attacks over her claims of Native American ancestry by calling attention to the numerous investigations that have clouded his presidency.
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The outlook for the economy has been clouded by the ongoing renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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These are public concerns, and the answers are clouded by the sheer vastness of the numbers and the secrecy around law enforcement's process for sifting through them.
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"This failure is undoubtedly linked to President Obama's clouded judgment in ushering through his misguided deal with Iran, which has only endangered our national security," Daines argued.
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Though the Fed has forecast two more interest rate hikes for 2019, a darkening global economic outlook and highly volatile stock markets have clouded the policy picture.
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Uncertainty about whether President-elect Donald Trump would stand in the way of large mergers after taking office in January has clouded the outlook of some deals.
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Isarescu said the outlook had been clouded by heightened domestic and external uncertainty and that the bank stood ready to use all available instruments to counter this.
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"This failure is undoubtedly linked to President Obama's clouded judgment in ushering through his misguided deal with Iran, which has only endangered our national security," he said.
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The latest talks, which began in Mexico City last week, have been clouded by U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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The artificial lenses used to replace the clouded ones now come in many varieties that can be geared to a patient's particular lifestyle, desires and medical requirements.
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But his halting response to a month of violent demonstrations by the so-called Yellow Vest movement over social inequality has clouded his efforts for a revival.
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Teargas and smoke bombs clouded a Greek-Turkish land border on Saturday in a fresh flare-up in tensions over migrants seeking access to European Union territory.
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" He seemed motivated by trying to provide the best training and results for his athletes, the panel wrote, but that desire "clouded his judgment in some instances.
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Oil prices rose modestly on Monday, but rising drilling activity in the United States and uncertainty over Libyan and Nigerian production cuts clouded the future supply outlook.
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Sometimes we can be clouded by our preconceived notions about performance or the narratives that begin circulating around the people we like or we don&apost like.
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Our health care system is so clouded with insurance, government subsidies, and profit-seeking middlemen, that no one knows the real price of any given health service.
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The colored light did not obscure the painter's application of layers of various media—egg white, glue-size, oil—that suffuse the clouded, glowing expanse of canvas.
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But the killings clouded celebrations marking his first year in office, which were buffeted by a march in Mexico City by thousands of people protesting the violence.
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The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Wednesday and maintained its optimistic view on the economy, even as escalating global trade frictions clouded the outlook.
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I trusted her judgment, but my tears and the fact that Fluffy still ate a little and wagged her tail when I stroked her clouded my thinking.
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Fans of certain teams, even if those teams are clouded in controversy, tend to defend them, even if their vision is viewed through team-colors-tinted glasses.
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The cryptocurrency news and the lower-than-expected forecast clouded an otherwise strong quarter, including Nvidia's sales of chips to data centers, where companies such as Amazon.
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Scorsese, always a keen visualist, layers his imagery with mood and meaning, shrouding the Japanese countryside in mist, mystery, and uncertainty, mirroring Rodrigues's often clouded mental state.
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So until we have more and better studies on vitamin D, related testing and treatment are clouded with uncertainty and a lack of evidence for any benefit.
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Here are some others who have pleaded guilty, been indicted or otherwise been swept up in the inquiry, which has clouded Trump's presidency and has recently intensified.
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Relations are also clouded by China's expansive claims in the disputed South China Sea, where Beijing has been building artificial islands and installing military facilities on them.
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Analysts said turbulent global financial markets, uncertain trade prospects and doubts about the government's push to regulate the housing market and sharply increase minimum wages clouded the outlook.
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But the rollout of that service is now clouded by safety concerns about increased air traffic in cities, following two accidents in New York City in recent weeks.
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After slamming CNN, saying the network's "hatred and extreme bias of me has clouded their thinking and made them unable to function," he turned his ire on NBC.
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His embrace of these theories aligns with President Donald Trump's chief grievance that he was the victim of a "deep state" spy operation that has clouded his presidency.
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The worry is that these so-called embedded regulators working under the same roof as bankers will have clouded judgment as they watch for risky and inappropriate behavior.
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The trade rift between the world's two largest economies has clouded the meeting of world leaders, with Trump claiming he "could declare a national emergency" over the issue.
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In a tweet on Sunday, Trump called the investigation a "phony Russia Collusion Witch Hunt" - reiterating his oft-stated resentment at the probe that has clouded his presidency.
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Yuriko Koike, Japan's first female defence minister, was elected governor on Sunday after two predecessors stepped down over scandals that clouded the city's preparations to host the Games.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Nearly two-thirds of German businesses want the European Central Bank to raise interest rates soon despite a clouded growth outlook, a survey showed on Monday.
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However, the outlook for Asia's export-reliant economies remains clouded by worries about U.S. trade protectionism as the Trump administration starts translating last year's tough talk into action.
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Adding to the clouded outlook, euro zone economic sentiment deteriorated to hit its lowest level in more than three years in July, European Commission data showed on Tuesday.
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Jenner's buzzy brand launch was clouded by backlash to her walnut scrub product, with skincare aficionados claimed would create micro-abrasions and ultimately do more harm than good.
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But health concerns, such as 37 vaping-related deaths, coupled with an increased political backlash and regulatory bans following a surge in teenage vaping have clouded Juuls future.
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The image of unity the Association of Southeast Asian Nations strives to project has been clouded by wrangling over a long-delayed agreement on a free trade bloc.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said that Germany's growth outlook was clouded by protectionist tendencies and international trade disputes, adding that Berlin wanted quick implementation of an EU-U.
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The outlook for Asia's export-reliant economies, however, remains clouded by worries about U.S. trade protectionism as the Trump administration starts translating last year's tough talk into action.
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Kansas City initially feared Maclin had endured the third right ACL injury of his career, but the 217-year-old's availability for Saturday's tilt remains clouded at best.
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The outlook for the export-dependent German economy has been clouded by trade frictions and the risk of Britain leaving the European Union next month without a deal.
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Sub-par earnings growth, profit margins and return on equity combined with growing political risks have clouded the case for European stocks in recent years keeping investors away.
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Despite the rise, the coronavirus has clouded the outlook as the outbreak caused a tourism slump, supply chain disruptions and consumer spending damages, raising risks of a recession.
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By attacking Mr. McCabe and by continuing to attack the F.B.I., Mr. Trump has clouded an overdue changing of the guard and has provoked resistance to reform efforts.
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Boeing's plane orders have also been clouded by the grounding of the planemaker's fast-selling 737 MAX jetliner in the wake of two crashes that killed 346 people.
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The peso's last sharp depreciation was in early 2017, when it tumbled 20% over two months as U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist rhetoric clouded trade relations with Mexico.
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Rivals looked at the announcement as a transparent political ploy, meant to garner support as Mr. Netanyahu battles for survival in a re-election clouded by corruption charges.
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Eventually, after dust that clouded the sun settled, phytoplankton rapidly recovered and began to photosynthesize and produce more oxygen, largely in part to the resurgence of land plants.
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The paradox of 19th-century landscape painting clouded what might otherwise have been a pleasant stroll through Claude Monet: The Truth of Nature at the Denver Art Museum.
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Case in point: A ceremony at a Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem last week was clouded by a bitter dispute over World War II history between Poland and Russia.
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For now, the outcome of that vote has been clouded by more than the usual grumblings about the lack of transparency in the bargaining that produced her nomination.
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It's no wonder, then, the anxiety that had clouded my waking life for as long as I can remember gained strength and found its way into my bedroom.
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"The fact is my vision of America is in some degree sharpened and to some degree clouded by my experiences of America at war," Mr. van Agtmael said.
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The fate of Bundy and other members of the group who remain in custody has been clouded by the four holdouts, who joined the protest after it started.
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What is left from the massive fundraising is a mystery, clouded by messy and, at times, budget-busting management of a private fund that requires little public disclosure.
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Because the more the truth about groups like Islamic State—and how they operate—becomes clouded by baloney and hype, the less likely they are to be defeated.
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The accident clouded the company's aggressive agenda, which includes beginning to ferry U.S. astronauts into space next year, when it also plans to make its first voyage to Mars.
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The slowdown will come at time when the economy's outlook is also being clouded by signs of cooling global demand and uncertainty over Britain's departure from the European Union.
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The sun was clouded that day in the Walt Whitman housing projects as I watched family members enter black limousines from the sixth floor window of my grandmother's apartment.
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Netanyahu on Monday called early elections for April, setting the stage for a three-month campaign clouded by a series of corruption investigations against the long-serving Israeli leader.
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The first study, "Phil and Eileen," portrays an elaborate outdoor landscape, replete with a clouded sky and a zigzagging road in the distance, with the couple merely sketched in.
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More supply in Asia helped lower prices following a streak of gains recently, but uncertainty over when Chevron Corp's newly-built Gorgon LNG export plant will resume clouded outlooks.
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The near- to medium-term outlook for the bank has also been clouded by the five month-old anti-government protests in Hong Kong, its single-biggest profit center.
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Arizona, USC and Louisville enter the season clouded in uncertainty after assistant coaches from all three schools -- along with Auburn -- were arrested in a federal investigation into bribing players.
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More recently, however, Uber's indomitable rise has been clouded by an insurgency from a small but vocal portion of its own drivers who say they feel neglected, even used.
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From April 26 to May 9, Mattar will take part in another exhbition in Kiev, Ukraine, in honor of the victms of the Chernobyl nuclear accident, called Clouded Lands.
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The tech industry is taking strides to overcome the complexities these new devices introduce in order to make sure the future of IoT is not clouded by security shortcomings.
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But the Fed opened up the possibility of cuts last month, citing muted inflation pressures and an economic outlook clouded by a U.S. trade war and slower global growth.
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Since taking over in December 2015, Staley has scaled back the bank's geographic footprint and emphasized investment banking, although his efforts have been clouded by U.S. and British investigations.
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In an attempt to undermine her appeal to women voters, Trump has repeatedly sought to tie Hillary Clinton to the sexual scandals that clouded parts of her husband's administration.
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The Orlando stadium was also sold out, with a crowd of 25,527 announced, and only an apparent hamstring injury to the home side's Brazilian captain Kaka clouded the occasion.
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The growth outlook for the German economy remains clouded, however, by rising trade barriers such as tariffs and business uncertainty linked to Britain's chaotic departure from the European Union.
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"It's called being clouded-out," said Beatty, who has had three of eclipse chases disrupted by the weather: 1991 in Hawaii, 2004 in South Africa and 2013 in Kenya.
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The dollar eased against the yen in early trade, with the outlook clouded by worries that escalating U.S.-China trade tensions could take a toll on the global economy.
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The issue has clouded Trump's presidency, with a special counsel and at least three congressional committees investigating the issue and whether there was collusion between Moscow and Trump's campaign.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Wednesday and maintained its optimistic view on the economy, even as escalating global trade frictions clouded the outlook.
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The ministry said private consumption would remain an important growth engine, but a somewhat clouded mood in the retail sector could prompt a slight cooling in the third quarter.
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Crude oil prices extended their overnight gains, even as increased drilling activity in the United States and uncertainty over Libyan and Nigerian production cuts clouded the future supply outlook.
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BERLIN, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Germany's growth outlook remains clouded as manufacturers are hit by escalating trade conflicts, Brexit uncertainty and other geopolitical crises, the economy ministry said on Wednesday.
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The issue has been clouded by economic migration, with large numbers of people reportedly seeking entrance to developed nations in the hope of better prospects as global growth slows.
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The controversy clouded the second day of the Republican convention and was a reminder that despite attempts to bolster his campaign, Mr. Trump continues to be plagued by stumbles.
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Financial Secretary Paul Chan said annual growth halved in the fourth quarter and the outlook for the financial hub is clouded by a trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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Trump's plan, clouded by mixed messages from the president and his administration, hinges on Turkish cooperation to secure a huge swathe of northeast Syria as the United States departs.
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Snap could have built powerful offline meetup tools out of the cards but never did, and lackluster Snap Map adoption furthered clouded the company's path forward around local businesses.
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For Honda, declining demand for diesel vehicles and tougher emissions regulations have also clouded its manufacturing prospects in Europe, which accounts for just 3 percent of its global sales.
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The men described having consensual sexual encounters that night with the woman, who testified that her memory of the visit was clouded by intoxication from alcohol and possibly drugs.
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Hapoalim, which reported a quarterly net loss of 629 million shekels compared with a profit of 97 million a year earlier, said the virus outbreak clouded the 2020 outlook.
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Trump, whose presidency has been clouded for many months by the Mueller investigation, called his former confidant Cohen a "Rat" in a tweet last month for cooperating with prosecutors.
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In recent years, partisan rancor over efforts to expand the protections of the legislation have clouded efforts to renew it, and this year, the divide was over gun control.
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Some analysts have argued that the downgrade to junk could prompt buying by removing a pillar of uncertainty that has clouded the outlook for local assets for some time.
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But if Kavanaugh is actually innocent, there are really only two alternatives: Either Ford is a brazen liar, or some scenario of clouded or mistaken memory must be true.
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Even its one victory was clouded by appalling behavior from two senior team officials, Georg Behlau and Ulrich Voigt, who made obscene gestures toward Swedish players after the game.
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Confusion has clouded the 303 enrollment season as President Donald Trump and many Republicans continue to insist they will dismantle the law despite the collapse of their earlier efforts.
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The dollar climbed to its highest level in years this week, a reflection of the standout status of the American economy against a global backdrop clouded by the coronavirus.
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It would be easy to chastise Philip were he not so recognizable to anyone who has, at one time or another, made inane decisions clouded by sex or desire.
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The House Intelligence Committee on Thursday released a redacted version of the whistleblower complaint that has embroiled President Donald Trump in an impeachment inquiry and clouded his political future.
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The 18-month-old Mueller probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and possible collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign has clouded the Trump presidency.
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Likewise, Perry's own legacy was clouded by the headlines, and for 77 years the nation struggled to look past his status as the homegrown hero never to be outdone.
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Much of the uncertainty the JMMC referenced is emanating from Washington, which has clouded the outlook for global economic growth and oil demand by waging a trade war against China.
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Before the scandal - which is expected to cost the company 10 billion yen this year - clouded its outlook, Kobe Steel had posted annual net losses in the two previous years.
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Christine Lagarde said China's shift to an economic model based more on domestic demand, stubbornly low commodity prices and tighter funding conditions in some countries had all clouded the outlook.
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"Given the clouded outlook for revenues, sticking to the fiscal consolidation roadmap would entail compression of expenditure, which would dampen the expected economic growth recovery in March quarter," Nayar said.
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The bottom line: This is a smart decision for both Musk and Tesla, as a drawn-out court case would have clouded both of their futures for months to come.
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U.S. crude futures crawled up 0.38% to $58.85 per barrel, trimming some of the deep losses suffered last week when trade tensions clouded the global demand outlook for the commodity.
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Traders' expectations of further U.S. monetary easing were clouded by comments from two Fed officials on Wednesday who said they do not see a case for a rate cut now.
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Trump's plan, which has been clouded by mixed messages from himself and his administration, hinges on Turkish cooperation to secure a swathe of northeast Syria as the United States departs.
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The celebratory release of Vincent van Gogh: The Lost Arles Sketchbook is clouded in controversy as Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum rejects the authenticity of the supposedly 200-year-old album.
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Though he recently won a posthumous prize at the American Music Awards for Favorite Album in Soul/R&B, allegations of abuse, reported by an ex-girlfriend, clouded his legacy.
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Zuckerberg clouded the issue further when he responded to a comment from a user who said much more than 1% of the news he saw on his page was fake.
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Trump heads into the third and final debate in Las Vegas Wednesday night amid slipping fortunes, as an avalanche of sexual misconduct allegations have clouded his campaign in recent weeks.
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Ms. Rampling, 69, is up for an Oscar for her performance in Andrew Haigh's "45 Years," about a couple whose 45th wedding anniversary is clouded by news from the past.
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For Honda, declining demand for diesel vehicles, tougher emissions regulations and uncertainty over Britain's expected departure from the European Union next month have clouded its manufacturing prospects in the region.
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" But views on how regulators are handling that volatility are being clouded by the misconception that China is "one person (and President Xi Jinping) makes all the decisions, Gupta said.
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Prospects for CIL, which was officially launched in April, have been clouded by losses and irregularities at Nidera, as well as the departure of large numbers of managers and traders.
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The simmering controversy has slashed Abe's support ratings and clouded his chances of a third three-year term as ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leader in a September party vote.
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I wish it was anything but pasta—it takes so much water to cook, and then we must let the cooking water cool, to drink the gross, gluten-clouded broth.
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Ronaldo clouded fans' delight in Real's 3-1 win over Liverpool in the European Champions League final in Kiev in May by hinting he was about to leave the club.
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The view from Houston was clouded in cigarette smoke, and this film provides a peek through the haze via archival footage and interviews with a range of Mission Control staffers.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's economic growth is expected to have picked up in the second quarter, analysts say, but the outlook is being clouded by the protracted Sino-U.
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Doubts had clouded the prospects of the meeting taking place in recent days, with Trump on Tuesday commenting that there was a "substantial" chance the summit may not pan out.
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State of the Art Google is one of the most valuable companies in the world, but its future, like that of all tech giants, is clouded by a looming threat.
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Britain will release consumer price data later on Wednesday, but uncertainty about how Britain will exit the European Union has clouded the outlook for the Bank of England's monetary policy.
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The outlook for China's manufacturing sector is also clouded by U.S. protectionist rhetoric that could hurt exports to its biggest trading destination, although no major U.S. measures have been announced.
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And her intense relationship with the artist and art director Marvin Israel was apparently clouded at the end by the possibility that he was sleeping with her older daughter, Doon.
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A.P. Moller-Maersk missed first-quarter profit expectations on Thursday and warned that political and trade tensions clouded the outlook, sending shares in the world's biggest container shipper sharply lower.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the House will vote on a resolution condemning anti-Semitism, Islamophobia and other forms of hate after an upheaval that split Democrats and clouded their agenda.
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The outlook for Chinese exporters has been clouded further by Britain's vote last week to exit the European Union, which Premier Li Keqiang said "increased uncertainties in the global economy".
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The German's career was also clouded by controversy, his achievements countered by the feeling that he benefited from the best car and a subservient team mate throughout his Ferrari years.
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The matter is being investigated by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, whose long-running inquiry has clouded the Trump presidency and netted guilty pleas and indictments against former close Trump associates.
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His campaign has been clouded by public accusations that he interfered with a corruption investigation into a Canadian engineering firm, one of the first major scandals of his political career.
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Worldwide, wild populations of cheetahs, clouded leopards, jaguars, leopards, lions, pumas, snow leopards and tigers have fallen at alarming rates, with much of the decline in the past 30 years.
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The firm has forecast a profit for the year through March 2018 after two successive annual losses, but the outlook has been clouded by the potential fallout from the scandal.
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WASHINGTON — The purpose of the bill seemed unassailable: to ensure that state officials could protect their elections against the kind of hacking or interference that has clouded the 2016 campaign.
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They echoed military commanders in arguing that the intervention was aimed at rooting out a cabal of corrupt interlopers who had clouded Mr. Mugabe's judgment and his ability to govern.
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But a string of vaping-related deaths, coupled with increased bans following a surge in teenage vaping, has clouded Juul's future and shrunk its valuation since Altria bought the stake.
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The company's growth prospects are clouded by the recent U.S. launch of cheap generic copies of blockbuster asthma treatment Advair, generated 2.4 billion pounds in revenues for GSK last year.
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The creation of a National Unity Government in 2014 has failed to resolve competition for power among major factions and has clouded the legitimacy and effectiveness of the current government.
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The gains in Asia came after major indexes stateside closed the Monday session significantly higher as investors looked past geopolitical tensions that had clouded markets for most of last week.
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While most economists think the economy recovered some of its lost ground in the third quarter, the outlook further ahead is clouded by the global slowdown and the Brexit crisis.
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The controversy clouded Horton's Saturday triumph in the 400 metres freestyle final over Sun, the London 2012 champion, with the latter suggesting Horton had made the remarks to affect him.
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"In a day of muted results clouded by continued sales declines, Nordstrom has provided a ray of sunshine," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders wrote in a note to clients.
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Nigeria and South African are the biggest economies in Africa south of the Sahara, but both nations have been clouded by political uncertainty linked to the tenure of their leaders.
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Human cognition is clouded by all kinds of heuristics—mental shortcuts—and biases that mar our judgment and undermine our often well-intentioned quest for rational thinking and responsible action.
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The patches of sun play havoc with atmospheric perspective, with the sudden sharp-focus appearance of a bright green mountain range behind the blurry, clouded blue-gray ridge of pastureland.
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The US attorneys episode, which clouded President George W. Bush's second term, revealed just how explosive it can be to violate norms that insulate criminal investigation and prosecution from politics.
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The outlook for the Renault-Nissan alliance - one of the world's leading automaking partnerships - has clouded since the arrest in November of its main architect, Carlos Ghosn, for suspected financial misconduct.
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Defense: Pistorius will punish himself more than court can Roux told the court that the "real facts" of the case had become clouded by false perceptions about the killing and Pistorius.
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With Trump's presidency clouded by a widening probe into Russian election meddling, Kavanaugh declined to pledge to step aside from any cases that might come before the court involving Trump's conduct.
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EVER since February 2016, when David Cameron, the British prime minister, called a referendum on the UK leaving the EU, the debate has been clouded by catchphrases, similes and confusing metaphors.
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You couldn't imagine the art form—any art form—pared down any further than "Dreaming of growing old with my son to live great" being clouded by war, by Hell. 8.
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Hicks is reportedly dating Porter, and the president and others in Trumpworld are questioning whether her relationship with him clouded her judgment when responding to the unfolding crisis, according to CNN.
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Koike, who was elected last month after two predecessors stepped down over scandals that clouded the city's Games preparations, was given the flag at the Rio Games closing ceremony on Sunday.
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The economic outlook, however, has become more clouded as a result of recent volatility in financial markets and signs that growth is slowing overseas, including in China and the euro zone.
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The anecdotal evidence abounds: Many great writers enjoy pounding the booze, and many of the greatest works of art in history have come from minds that were frequently clouded by inebriation.
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The surprisingly strong data, published by the Nuremberg-based GfK institute, offered another sign that household spending will keep supporting growth in Europe's largest economy while trade prospects are more clouded.
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But of course things are better these days, so for the first time in a long time I'm able to look back at my stuff from a place that's not clouded.
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I was severely depressed the entire time I had the first infection, and I didn't even realize it because my whole outlook was clouded by the physical pain I was experiencing.
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Now, Trump needs to find another way to change the subject, because the questions about Russia that have long clouded his administration have deepened in the time he has spent away.
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But that picture is clouded by reports that Russian hackers also attempted to penetrate computers of the Republican National Committee and were thwarted by security defenses installed in the RNC system.
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Not only has U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff war clouded the outlook for farm equipment demand, but it has also inflated the prices for steel and aluminum in the domestic market.
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Meanwhile, a rift between the European Union and the International Monetary Fund over Greece's medium-term primary surplus targets has also clouded Greek hopes for a swift conclusion of the review.
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Draghi added that the economic outlook for the euro zone faces uncertainty due to risks to growth prospects in emerging market economies, a clouded outlook for oil prices and geopolitical risks.
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The world's largest trading nation got off to a strong start this year, but its economic outlook is being clouded by the rapidly escalating U.S. trade dispute and cooling domestic demand.
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While derivatives indicate market players may be trimming back some short sterling positions, the currency's prospects remain clouded by the risk of Britain exiting the European Union without a divorce agreement.
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Analysts said the outlook for 2017 was clouded by uncertainty over the performance of new premium smartphones, succession planning within the controlling Lee family and the fallout from the graft scandal.
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China's economy expanded at a slower pace in the second quarter as Beijing's efforts to contain debt hurt activity, while a slowing property market also clouded the outlook for steel demand.
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In their eyes, the blue team has a strong hand heading into the 2020 election, given the general aura of toxicity that has clouded Donald Trump's presidency from the very beginning.
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When the British voted in a referendum to leave the European Union, it clouded the political outlook across the region, and that made the economic and investment outlook far murkier, too.
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TransCanada's outlook has been clouded by regulatory challenges to two proposed pipelines projects from Canada's oil heartland of Alberta, Energy East to the East Coast and Keystone XL to the Gulf.
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The controversy clouded Horton's Saturday triumph in the 400 metres freestyle final over Sun, the London 2012 defending champion, with the latter suggesting Horton had made the remarks to affect him.
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China's economy is already clouded by a sharp slowdown in fixed asset investment growth because of the government's de-leveraging drive, a problematic property sector, mounting debt and rising credit defaults.
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Washington (CNN)Weeks of devastating legal revelations have left Donald Trump's political career clouded by criminality and his life, presidency and business empire under assault by relentless prosecutors on multiple fronts.
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Worried the book would be clouded by the controversy, Charlesbridge decided to postpone publication of "Mario and the Hole in the Sky," pulp the finished copies and hire a new illustrator.
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Judge James Burke will decide on the future of his sexual assault case, which has been clouded by allegations that police acted improperly in the investigation that led to his arrest.
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Though much remains clouded in the murder of the Saudi journalist-in-exile Jamal Khashoggi, this much is clear: Saudi Arabia's rulers are ruthless and not to be trusted or believed.
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At the same time, the country's future has been clouded by the recent decision by the European Union to delay any discussion on the country's admission to the bloc of nations.
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The operation involves removing the clouded lens and, in most cases, replacing it with a clear artificial lens that often gives patients better vision than they had even before developing cataracts.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)The Democratic presidential race is clouded in uncertainty, with every leading candidate facing questions that cast doubt on their readiness to become their party's standard-bearer. Sen.
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Hopefully, by the end of the book, the reader is less nervous about the topic and can see that getting an abortion isn't something that needs to be clouded in shame.
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And the sad truth, antidoping experts said, is that its latest manipulations of test results have so clouded their cases that dozens of athletes who did cheat may never be punished.
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But Ilya is unable to savor his achievement because his arrival in the States is clouded by Vlad's recent incarceration back in Russia after confessing to the murders of three women.
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Official data on Wednesday showed China's July import growth accelerated to its fastest since January, although the outlook for inbound shipments is clouded by the yuan's sharp drop in recent months.
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Instead, Trump appears poised to relive the first two years of his presidency and the "witch hunt" investigation that clouded it, this time through the lens of personal and political vindication.
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The Bank of England kept rates steady on Thursday, saying it was too soon to tell how much Johnson's election victory would lift the Brexit uncertainty that has clouded the economy.
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The drop comes as Australian lithium miners grapple with a prolonged downturn in prices amid slowing electric vehicle (EV) sales in China, which has clouded the near-term outlook for demand.
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Government officials said talks would continue but the latest disagreements and a long-standing rift among the creditors on medium-term fiscal targets have clouded Greek hopes for a swift conclusion.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's machinery orders were expected to rebound only modestly in May, a Reuters poll found, as a strong yen and weak overseas demand clouded the outlook for capital investment.
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Wright's defence attorney Robert Resnick has pleaded for this case to not be clouded by the understandable hysteria stirred up over social media—Wright is due a fair trial, after all.
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Democrats worry that Trump's administration may try to undercut the investigation, which has clouded Trump's two years in office and has been a frequent target of the president and his allies.
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Learning to love yourself is one thing; accepting that others love you as much as you love them is harder altogether, especially when clouded by the prism of anxiety and depression.
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And there's something wonderful about coming into a foreign country as an outsider and looking with completely fresh eyes at a political landscape and be able to not have a clouded judgment.
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I was moved by the love story at the heart of Barry Jenkins' wonderful adaptation of James Baldwin's novel and crushed by the race-fueled prejudice and injustice that clouded around it.
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A few minutes after Steve Lacy arrived at a dingy, weed-clouded recording studio in Burbank, the 18-year-old musician flopped down in a plush leather chair in the control room.
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DC4 feels like the Meek Mill we would have gotten much sooner if his more-than-solid post-prison album Dreams Worth More Than Money wasn't clouded by a dead-end beef.
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The common currency slumped against its peers at the start of the week as German Chancellor Angela Merkel's failure to form a three-way "Jamaica coalition" government clouded the country's political outlook.
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Why it matters: Georgia's highly-contested gubernatorial race is clouded by concerns of voter suppression following a report that said tens of thousands of voters, predominantly African Americans, were placed on hold.
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But trade experts said the prospects for productive negotiations were clouded by Washington's increasingly combative stance against China, including the arms sale to Taiwan and its increasingly tough language on Hong Kong.
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This one involves regeneration of the lens itself, enabled by a new surgical method of removing cataract-clouded lenses that leaves enough lens epithelial stem/progenitor cells (LECs) to regenerate new lenses.
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HONG KONG PROTESTS The near- to medium-term outlook for HSBC and rival Standard Chartered PLC has also been clouded by anti-government protests in Hong Kong, their single-biggest profit centre.
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Arizona, USC and Louisville enter the season clouded in uncertainty after assistant coaches from Arizona and USC -- along with Auburn and Oklahoma State -- were arrested in a federal investigation into bribing players.
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The U.S. bankruptcies have been clouded by creditor complaints that the parent drained its foreign businesses of cash and assets, prompting demands for disclosure of financial documents and records of intercompany transactions.
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Indian shares lost steam and moved lower clouded by weak corporate results, while bond yields fell after the finance minister's said the government did not intend to review its overseas borrowing plan.
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" Zuckerberg didn't provide the data to back that up and then clouded the issue when he clarified in a reply to a comment: "The stat I mentioned is across the whole system.
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The attention sovereign funds are giving India is like that they have paid to China, now clouded by a trade war with the United States, said a banker specializing in institutional investors.
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Facebook originally outsourced the practice of selecting fact-checkers to Poynter via this partnership in 2016 to avoid having to make any decisions about fact-checkers that could be clouded as biased.
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HONG KONG PROTESTS The near- to medium-term outlook for HSBC, and rival Standard Chartered PLC, has also been clouded by anti-government protests in Hong Kong, their single biggest profit centre.
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Since taking over 18 months ago, Staley has scaled back the bank's geographic footprint and emphasized investment banking, although his attempts to revitalize this have been clouded by U.S. and British investigations.
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The race has been clouded by allegations of corruption and voter fraud by all sides, with many voters dismayed by their choice of candidates and the government's inability to bring them prosperity.
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But signs of a slowdown overseas and nearly two months of market volatility - including a sharp sell-off in equities last week - have clouded an otherwise rosy picture of the U.S. economy.
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In the country's second-biggest city of San Pedro Sula, thick plumes of black smoke clouded the air as protesters burned tires and police tried to disperse the crowds with tear gas.
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"The near-term story seems clouded by ongoing legacy pressures, a slower than hoped ramp up in Aviation revenues and rising GX/aviation investment needs," analysts at JPMorgan said in a note.
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But disagreements on fiscal targets and unpopular labor reforms, including collective bargaining, a mechanism to set the minimum wage and giving companies more freedom to lay off workers, have clouded Greece's hopes.
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Friendly, helpful, non-judgemental: even to a woman in a pair of sports leggings eating a cacophony of saturated fats on her own, at midday, on a drab and grey-clouded Wednesday.
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Here is a list of 34 individuals and three companies who have pleaded guilty, been indicted or otherwise swept up in the inquiry, which has clouded Trump's presidency and has recently intensified.
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The lack of clarity on the progress of U.S. tax reform as well as leadership at the U.S. central bank has clouded the dollar's outlook and kept it off its recent highs.
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Trump's decision to withdraw troops has been clouded by mixed messages from Washington since it was abruptly announced last month, catching off guard allies including the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces militia.
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Yet, even as China's exports are finally showing signs of recovering after a multi-year slump, the outlook for global demand is being clouded by a feared rise in U.S. trade protectionism.
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Fortunately, the weather was clear to partly cloudy for most of the parts of Chile and Argentina that lay in the path of totality, with few reports of people being clouded out.
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Over the past week, China has unveiled a series of measures to ease liquidity pressure at small and medium-sized enterprises struggling in a slowing economy clouded by the broadening Sino-U.
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The White House's victory lap came shortly after Barr released a letter summarizing Mueller's findings in his 85033-month investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, which has clouded Trump's presidency.
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Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca, 73, pleaded guilty in February to lying to federal investigators about the case, which clouded the final years of his long career with the department.
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With the export outlook clouded by the U.S. tariffs and domestic demand faltering, policymakers have recently turned their focus back to growth-boosting measures, speeding up infrastructure investment and unveiling tax cuts.
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Oil fell more than 3% on Tuesday on concerns about excess global crude supply and limited progress toward resolving a U.S.-China trade dispute that has clouded the outlook for oil demand.
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In the past week, China has unveiled a series of measures to ease liquidity pressure at small and medium-sized enterprises struggling in a slowing economy clouded by the broadening Sino-U.
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The dip in interest rates, combined with modest gains in home prices, have helped turn some parts of real estate into a buyer's market – but one clouded by at least some uncertainty.
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The GfK data followed other sentiment surveys that showed German business morale deteriorated more than expected in February as a stronger euro clouded the outlook of exporters and investor morale also fell.
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Of course, Trump is far from the first president to clash with the FBI—Bill Clinton fired his first FBI chief in 1993 when allegations of ethical improprieties clouded the director's tenure.
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He has the same fawn coloring and sculptural nose, but his eyes are the clouded turquoise of certain Alpine lakes, which gives him an oddly blind look in the blazing subequatorial sun.
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Beside the trade war, the slowing Chinese economy clouded the outlook and was named as the greatest three- to five-year challenge by almost 60% of companies - up 22.5% from last year.
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The bleak data clouded the outlook for Asia's fourth-largest economy as a brewing trade dispute with Japan emerged as a new risk on top of the prolonged U.S.-China trade war.
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The best way to experience them is in a broth clouded with fat leached from long-simmered pork bones, headier than other soups in the neighborhood but still clean on the tongue.
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The wall behind the mattress, which is covered by a windowpane-checked blanket, is decorated with a piece of faded red Sardinian fabric and a mirror whose glass has clouded with age.
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Australia is a key supplier for minerals critical for the electric vehicle (EVs) industry, but a prolonged downturn in prices amid slowing EV sales in top market China has clouded demand outlook.
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The dollar skidded to a six-week low versus the yen, its outlook clouded by U.S. political turmoil and doubts over whether there will be another Federal Reserve rate hike this year.
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BERLIN, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Germany's trade outlook remains clouded by weaker global demand and the coronavirus epidemic adds another risk to exporters in Europe's largest economy, the finance ministry said on Friday.
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The absence of a host -- and the protracted guessing game the Academy invited by not clearing up its plans after Kevin Hart backed out -- certainly clouded the format of this year's awards.
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The impasse took a violent turn at the weekend when Beirut was clouded in tear gas as security forces clashed with protesters who blame the ruling elite for corruption and bad governance.
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While the U.S. electoral system remains clouded by issues of voter access, gerrymandering, and other weaknesses, it is can halt the harmful effects of a leader bent on expanding his own power.
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South Africa has been clouded by the rule of Jacob Zuma, who has battled scandals, including corrupt allegations ahead of his ANC party's conference in December to elect a new party leader.
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Melbourne, located in Victoria, had several fires burning in the Wimmera and Gippsland regions, though most of the smoke that clouded the sky was due to fires raging in New South Wales.
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Half the silver-clouded sky went blue-black, and I watched as a curtain of rain approached the crest of the mountain and then crossed the plain of the village toward me.
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The accord aimed to give employers in Mexico the chance to turn their attention to realizing projects that have not been clouded by politics to date during Lopez Obrador's term, the source added.
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May's biggest challenge will be to map out the course of Britain's withdrawal, a process still clouded in uncertainty, and to sort out new terms of trade with the other 27 EU nations.
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Amid signs that voters are disillusioned with Abe after nearly five years in power, Koike's Hope party, pitched as a "reformist, conservative" alternative to Abe's equally conservative LDP, has clouded the outlook, however.
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But trade experts said the prospects for productive trade negotiations were clouded by Washington's increasingly combative stance against China, including the arms sale to Taiwan and its increasingly tough language on Hong Kong.
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Although the trade data showed Japan's surplus with the United States had narrowed, concerns about President Donald Trump's pledges to adopt more protectionist policies have also clouded the outlook for big Japanese exporters.
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While Barington sees a bright future for the restaurant group, it says its past has been clouded by weakening same store sales, ineffective advertising, high costs, and a failure to win customers' loyalty.
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Shares in Kingfisher were down 4.8 percent after Europe's second-largest home improvement retailer said sales rose thanks to prolonged warm weather, but a weak performance at French business Castorama clouded its outlook.
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The kidnapping has always been clouded by skepticism in Nigeria, where the parents of the missing girls have had to fend off accusations it's actually an elaborate hoax masterminded by opposing political parties.
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Beijing is counting on the nation's vast consumer base to cushion the broader slowdown, but as the outlook grows more clouded Chinese are tightening their belts, buying fewer cars, electronics and home appliances.
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That means long-term investments are clouded by the possibility that sanctions could impede a successful debt restructuring for years, particularly if the opposition continues struggling to make any headway at removing Maduro.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's spluttering economy returned to growth in the first quarter as consumers spent more freely and construction activity picked up, but the government said the outlook remained clouded by trade disputes.
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The outlook for the exchange's earnings in the near-term has, however, been clouded by weakness in the secondary markets as well as protests in Hong Kong, which could weigh on new listings.
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Malaysia's economic outlook has been clouded by investor concerns after FTSE Russell in April said it would review the country's market accessibility in its World Government Bond Index due to concerns about liquidity.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq will begin a manual recount of votes on Tuesday from a May parliamentary election clouded by allegations of fraud, a step towards the formation of a new parliament and government.
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He said suspicion clouded his interactions with the police and potential friends and employers; a shop owner who offered him an apprenticeship told me about looking him up online and reading his dossier.
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Intel Corp was up only 0.4 percent as its better-than-expected quarterly results were clouded by interim Chief Executive Bob Swan saying trade tensions with China could be a "headwind" next year.
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China's economic outlook has also been clouded in recent months by heightened tensions with the United States over trade, which have roiled financial markets and led to additional tariffs on each other's goods.
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His experiments, which are still clouded with the uncertainty of his claims and his whereabouts, open a Pandora's box of questions around ethics in experiments with humans -- even though these dilemmas aren't new.
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Wins over top names such as the aforementioned Schilt, Frank Shamrock and Pete Williams were clouded by losses to big names Jason DeLucia, Masakatsu Funaki and Guy Mezger all under the Pancrase banner.
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"He's not clouded by affections for the E.U. or its institutions, and in a sense that gives him the ability to think clearly about the best ways to destabilize the government," he said.
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The outlook for the Fed has been clouded by its plans to reduce its $43 trillion balance sheet, likely as soon as next month, and by inflation running below its 2 percent target.
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The outlook for the Fed has been clouded by its plans to reduce its $2500 trillion balance sheet, likely as soon as next month, and by inflation running below its 210 percent target.
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As world leaders converged on Israel this past week for a ceremony at Yad Vashem, the hillside Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, the event was clouded by a bitter dispute between Poland and Russia.
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This exquisite, beautifully shot meditation on love clouded by fear and doubt is the fourth feature by the Korean-American filmmaker So Yong Kim ("Treeless Mountain"), which she wrote with Bradley Rust Gray.
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It set up the practice of outsourcing the selection of fact-checking partners to Poynter in 2016 to avoid having to make any decisions about fact-checkers that could be clouded as biased.
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The revolving stage of the National's Olivier Theater, frequently clouded with dense smoke, moves almost as much as they do, while a band in a windowed box plays smoky, film noir-style jazz.
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However, the season is being clouded by trade tensions and their impact on corporate profits, meaning analysts will scrutinise outlook statements to see whether to adjust earnings expectations for the rest of 2018.
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Above the washstand hung a large and slightly clouded mirror and he saw himself in it, the dimmed image of a man who appeared resolute, strong, with no sign that he was unworthy.
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The Russian Federation held Crimea from 1783 until 1954 when — after 171 years — it was transferred under somewhat clouded circumstances to the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, an "autonomous" republic within the Soviet Union.
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The move is a major setback for Boeing, one of the United States' largest manufacturers, whose future has already been clouded since the U.S. and other countries ordered the plane grounded in March.
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NEW YORK, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Investors are edging back into emerging markets, even though worries about the coronavirus's impact on global economic growth have clouded prospects for the boom-and-bust asset class.
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Ella lived with her family just off London's South Circular Road, a major thoroughfare that is clouded by the diesel fumes that make London's air — like much of Europe's — thick and foul-smelling.
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Sunday's election has been clouded by questions of legitimacy since two of the front-runners were forced out, including Thelma Aldana, a former attorney general who tried to impeach Morales with the CICIG.
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