Hopefully the Zika virus will be more contained by August.
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The fire was about 30% contained by early Thursday afternoon.
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We are, once again, contained by the boundaries of nature.
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Cal Fire estimated the fires would be contained by Friday.
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This time, the runoff was contained by officials, WLKY reported.
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Authorities predict the fire will be contained by January 7.
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We need to keep it contained by good mosquito control.
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Most of those were at least 60 percent contained by Monday.
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Cal Fire estimated the fires would be contained by Oct. 20.
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The Chimney fire was just 10 percent contained by Monday evening.
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Emergencies like this one can't be contained by emergency measures alone.
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But fame — or infamy — can't be contained by space and time.
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Cal Fire had estimated the fires would be contained by Oct. 20.
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The Hill Fire was 15% contained by Friday evening, at 4,531 acres.
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Losses were contained by a continuing rebound in energy and bank stocks.
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Officials said the fire was about 85 percent contained by Tuesday afternoon.
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The intensities in coloration are contained by austere discs, triangles, and quadrants.
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It can't even be contained by the confines of a moving motor vehicle!
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Once contained by international policing efforts, piracy appears to be staging a comeback.
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The boiling mass is initially contained by a frame of stainless steel bars.
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Above: A volcanic froth is barely, inadequately contained by a tough rubber carapace.
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A Reuters cameraman said the fire had been contained by 9:30 a.m.
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They assumed, in their report, that the virus would be contained by March.
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In Sebald's Europe the past cannot merely be contained by designated places of memory.
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But its excesses can be contained by seeing it as the impetus for change.
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The momentum created could not be contained by the four walls of Claire's classroom.
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The Holy Fire was 286% contained by late Monday, up from 29% on Friday.
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No injuries have been reported and only 800 acres had been contained by Friday morning.
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"The situation doesn't look likely to be contained by March," a government official told Reuters.
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It added its baseline assumption was that the virus would be contained by this March.
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The fire is expected to be fully contained by late next week, the report said.
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The Camp Fire burned through 113,000 acres and was only 25 percent contained by Monday.
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It was a drug epidemic, contained by the protective cushioning of a complacent class bubble.
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In Wilson's best-case scenario, the outbreak will be contained by the end of March.
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Online infringement was no longer a potentially infectious outbreak to be contained by stately processes.
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Cal Fire, the state's firefighting agency, was hopeful the blazes would be contained by Friday.
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California's most deadly and destructive wildfire is now almost contained by fire crews, officials said Thursday.
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It has burned more than 820 acres and was at least 10% contained by Friday. Capt.
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"The situation doesn't look likely to be contained by March," a senior government official told Reuters.
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Yet he also believes the damage will ultimately be contained by strong quarterly earnings and guidance.
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Just as important, prices could be further contained by stepping up anti-trust enforcement in America.
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Meantime, the Stream Fire, an 203,220-acre wildfire near Snowville, was only 219% contained by Friday.
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Monday's falls in the index were contained by higher gold prices keeping the gold stocks buoyant.
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Import recovery, on the other hand, will be contained by the lagging pace of domestic demand.
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The Earth is not big enough for Bono; his ego cannot be contained by our atmosphere.
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It was about 25% contained by Monday morning, according to the state firefighting agency Cal Fire.
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The Kincade and Getty fires, both of which were mostly contained by Monday, captured the headlines.
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Firefighters are struggling to stop the blazes, with the Carr Fire 41% contained by Saturday night.
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It has burned 312,447 acres and injured two firefighters, and was 60% contained by Friday night.
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He is still a spiritual seeker, but the kind who cannot be contained by one faith.
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Their greatness dignifies the often-disparaged term "second-generation Abstract Expressionism" without being contained by it.
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The immensity of the pain that Roof has inflicted upon Charleston is not contained by geography.
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Uncontrollable desires, relieved and saved, held by, barely contained by God, and magic never quite quelled.
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Of the four, two were more than 50 percent contained by Tuesday afternoon, Cal Fire said.
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One of the season's largest fires so far, the Soberanes blaze, was 60 percent contained by Monday.
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Pro tip: You may want to ensure that overly competitive family members are contained by seat belts.
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LBO business, meantime, has been contained by regulations limiting the amount of debt taken in those deals.
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Fortunately Trump's fire should still be contained, by the wider electorate if not by his hapless party.
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Even though the blaze doubled in size over the weekend, 20 percent was contained by Monday morning.
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Fine Lines The history in Fanny Howe's collection "The Needle's Eye" isn't contained by conventions of time.
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Something that is dangerous and contagious can only be contained by taking everybody who has the virus.
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He is unlikely to be contained by norms and customs, or even by laws and the Constitution.
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Were Trump alone in his impulsive and dark-minded condition he might have been contained by sober advisers.
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The fire has left several homes and other structures destroyed, and was only 30 percent contained by Monday.
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America, a country that is no longer contained by physical borders, aspires only for more power and control.
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Prices for allowances will be contained by a "price collar" that establishes both a floor and a ceiling.
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The Brian Head Fire is expected to be contained by July 247, the National Wildfire Coordinating Group reported.
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CT, had been contained by mid-afternoon at the 100,000 barrel per day (bpd) Pasadena Refining System refinery.
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He had one rush for 4 yards but was largely contained by Oakland defensive coordinator Paul Guenther's blitzes.
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He needs to be contained, but he needs to be contained by attacking his policies, not his person.
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The blaze was 48% contained by Saturday morning, but had already burned 10 structures, according to Cal Fire.
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Tim McGraw is popular pretty much everywhere, proving that patriotism pandering cannot be contained by mere state borderlines.
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The fire was 5 percent contained as of Sunday, and jumped to 27 percent contained by Tuesday morning.
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The 40-acre fire broke out after power was shut off and was 100% contained by late morning.
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Meanwhile, the Hill Fire ruined more than 4,500 acres in Ventura County, and was 85 percent contained by Monday.
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His sonnets are vital and unforgettable, anchored by their sense of place and time rather than contained by it.
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North of San Diego, the 4,100-acre (1,660-hectare) Lilac Fire was 20 percent contained by Saturday, officials said.
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Snider easily qualifies for such categories as "neglected" and "overlooked," but her work cannot be contained by these terms.
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Smiling, she handed me a colossal bundle barely contained by aluminum foil and clearly on the verge of collapse.
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But Iran's regional power is balanced and contained by U.S. partners and allies, like Israel, Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
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And — as Steffans-Short admits in the beginning — no woman can be contained by either of these two terms.
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"They can normally be contained by clearing narrow fire breaks in the leaf litter and fine fuel," Barlow says.
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The crises of one year are rarely contained by the calendar, spilling over for months, years, and frequently decades.
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The Camp Fire was only 35 percent contained by Wednesday and firefighters have been working tirelessly to quell the flames.
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As of Tuesday, the Thomas Fire has spanned 50,000 acres, and is listed as "zero percent contained" by fire officials.
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Nevertheless, spread outside China, including in the U.S., seems less explosive and contained by diligent use of public health measures.
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The remaining protesters continued to march, but were ultimately contained by police, who arrested at least 84 people in total.
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But the sediment also raises the river above the surrounding plains, so that it has to be contained by dykes.
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In the city, there is this density of human interrelations and activities contained by the architecture and the urban plan.
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These people couldn't be contained by their circumstances, and the sad thing is that H will never know his people.
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Conventional wisdom is that economic growth will improve and rising inflation will be well managed and contained by central banks.
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But the sell-off in Italian government bonds was largely contained by the lack of any new information, analysts said.
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The tension lay in the riot of references contained by the exacting shapes; the result, a kind of expertly controlled chaos.
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Rosquillas added that he expects the fires to be fully contained by Sunday, given the favorable weather forecasts for the region.
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And the flames will probably burn for quite a while, as neither wildfire is anywhere close to being contained by firefighters.
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Yes. We now know the protagonist of The Legend of Zelda series is permanently contained by a pair of skintight shorts.
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"All passengers and staff at the terminal were evacuated safely and the fire contained by the airport's fire team," it said.
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The Chechen conflict has not been resolved but merely contained by brute force and a personal bond between the two leaders.
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There is no constraining the brutality of the masculine libido, it's like expecting Niagara to be contained by a Ziploc bag.
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Spot gold was up 21 percent at $2146.83,227.20 an ounce at 1042 GMT, though moves were contained by the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
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In her drawings from the late 1950s to the mid-60s, she keeps returning to flames, often contained by a geometric structure.
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Snider's work cannot be contained by these terms, which helps explain why she is not as well-known as she should be.
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North of San Diego, the 4,100-acre Lilac Fire was 75 percent contained by Sunday and most evacuation orders had been lifted.
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But a caravan of 2,600 migrants currently contained by authorities in southern Mexico, the largest this year, includes dozens from the island.
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If the COVID-19 virus is "substantially contained" by April, CGP expects retail sales in the U.S. will grow 4.1% in 2020.
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And there is no guarantee that such a grave constitutional process and its unpredictable political reverberations can be contained by Democratic leaders.
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With this gesture, Reed acknowledges that painting is contained by architecture, even as the artist attempts to extend it beyond its confines.
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Iran is too big to be excluded from the region's affairs; but it can be contained by a mixture of pressure and dialogue.
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In Los Angeles County, the Rye Fire in Sylmar and the Creek Fire in Santa Clarita were both 90% contained by Sunday evening.
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As a result, Cal Fire is anticipating that all seven current active wildfires will be fully contained by the end of the week.
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The Camp Fire in Northern California has burned through 111,63 acres and was 25 percent contained by Sunday night, according to Cal Fire.
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Cheap Chinese supply has not been contained by narrower anti-dumping duties, they claim, as producers have set up operations in third countries.
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Some officials said protesters used Telegram to organize rallies, which were ultimately contained by the Revolutionary Guards and their affiliated volunteer Basij militia.
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The Camp Fire in Northern California has burned through 111,000 acres and was 25 percent contained by Sunday night, according to Cal Fire.
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The concern, according to the minutes, was that continued economic growth could produce price pressures that needed to be contained by tighter policy.
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Friday's protests were easily contained by the security services, which detained dozens of people in Cairo, Alexandria and other parts of the country.
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For her drama cannot be contained by four walls and she needs ample space to walk away from Peter whenever the chance arises.
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Fire officials, employing more than 960 fire engines, 30 air tankers and 73 helicopters, hoped the blazes would be fully contained by Friday.
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The fire was 463 percent contained by Tuesday evening, Mehta added, with the cost of the damage projected to be $15 billion or more.
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North of San Diego, the 4,100-acre (1,660 hectare) Lilac Fire was 75 percent contained by Sunday and most evacuation orders had been lifted.
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How much alanine or lactate formed depended on the temperature, amount of electrons contained by the iron atoms, and the acidity of the water.
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America does not exist in a cocoon or a vacuum; the actions and reactions of humans across the globe are not contained by borders.
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The Holy Fire, one of more than a dozen burning in the state, was 41% contained by early Sunday, up from 10% on Friday.
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"Market gains were contained by better crop conditions in South America and higher U.S. corn and soybean production numbers from the USDA," it added.
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"At present the impact of any groundings is contained by the relatively small global fleet currently in service," aviation consultant John Strickland told Reuters.
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" He went on: "Abuses and slippery-slope fears could be contained by regulations that circumscribe how the government can use footage obtained from security cameras.
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The fallout was contained by ECB QE, strong technicals - including a relative shortage of new paper - and investor eagerness to benefit from the expected recovery.
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Rebellion in the middle ranks of the National Guard has been contained by intimidation and threats of reprisals against officers' families, the deserters told Reuters.
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The situation was contained by shortly after noon, and there was no ongoing threat to to the campus, Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said.
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We offer a space of transition and reflection, a meeting place for arts activists whose work cannot be contained by a single discipline or motivation.
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Some hardline officials said protesters used Telegram to organize the rallies, which were ultimately contained by the Revolutionary Guards and their affiliated volunteer Basij militia.
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They dance into Enso, which is one of the exhibit's more traditional works, in that it's contained by a frame and hangs on a wall.
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The law makes it very difficult for outside developers to set up resorts, thus controlling density and keeping tourism local and contained by the community.
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Coltrane's music is described as "anti-archival," too full of spirit to be contained by physical formats or the tidy, constructed narrative of music history.
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Though Romy Hall's existence is entirely contained by the barren prison walls and the dehumanizing prison system, Kushner narrates unrestricted glimpses into her past life.
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The following three interior circles are in different hues of blue and violet, that the cool innermost circles are contained by hot and warm ones.
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But a verdict can't put a bow on John Romulus Brinkley or his film, both of which are too big to be contained by the truth.
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The fire has burned 516 acres and was 80 percent contained by Sunday afternoon, said John Tripp, deputy chief of the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
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But the central bank said that it expected the current account deficit to be contained by recent steps to boost exports and limit non-essential imports.
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The fire in northern San Diego County had been 60 percent contained by Sunday morning, but officials said that strong winds could easily rekindle the flames.
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The bedroom itself is contained by the zinc-covered concrete dome, with motorized curved doors of perforated aluminum that open to a vast, circular outdoor terrace.
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The northernmost fire, known as the Camp Fire, has burned through 113,000 acres since it began on Thursday morning and was only 25 percent contained by Monday.
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But Hayes's work is too energetic, too vital, too specific and original and vivid for that; it is anchored in its time, rather than contained by it.
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Bullish enthusiasm over the outlook for oil prices, however, might be contained by an increase in supplies in Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
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A minor fire on the grounds of the Tesla factory in California on Thursday evening was contained by the Fremont fire department, a Tesla spokesperson told Reuters.
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In an untitled work from 1947, done in watercolor, ink, and pencil, Dreher scrutinizes an open-mouthed skull, which he renders as barely contained by the paper's edges.
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Jolts to financial markets from North Korea's military provocations are frequent but were until recently contained by an implicit expectation that global diplomatic efforts could limit Pyongyang's aggression.
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In recent periods asset growth has been rapid, but the impact on leverage has been contained by concurrent strong internal capital generation, as JHL has not paid dividends.
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A smaller wildfire near Camp Pendleton, a Marine Corps training base in southern California, had scorched 5003 acres and was 70% contained by Thursday evening, the base reported.
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The "Camp Fire," as its come to be named, has burned through 113,000 acres since it began on Thursday morning and was only 25 percent contained by Monday.
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As North Korea sprints to complete the development of a credible nuclear deterrent capability, it has long passed the stage when it can be contained by fuel embargo.
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The Klan presented the single greatest organized threat to Reconstruction, and its brutal enforcement of antebellum racial norms would never have been contained by local law enforcement alone.
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The process will fuse hydrogen atoms together to create helium, releasing a tremendous amount of energy in the process, which will be contained by a powerful magnetic field.
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"But is it helpful for our common goal to see to it that this negative impact that Iran has is contained by canceling the only agreement?" she asked.
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This assumes a baseline forecast that the spread of the virus is contained by the end of the first quarter, restoring "normal economic activity" in the second quarter.
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Contained by low voltage electric fences, the goats are accompanied by a human herder and guardian dogs which protect them from predators including coyotes, bobcats and mountain lions.
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Customer information, including credit and debit card numbers, was being collected as early as March 20183, the company said, adding that the malware was contained by Dec. 12.
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The fire in two areas in Gangwon has been contained, the government said, while about 80 percent of the fire in nearby Inje county was contained by Friday evening.
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Recent PS1 pavilions, were (mostly) objects within the courtyard, contained by the courtyard, in some cases, the object did not respond at all to the specificity of the site.
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Louis Vuitton owner LVMH, the world's biggest luxury group, has said that if the virus spread is contained by the end of March its impact wouldn't be too bad.
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After the second chorus, the song's superficial calm turns sinister, and the guitars start to clatter, their sharp edges just barely contained by the whirlwind drums and piercing bassline.
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In New Mexico, the Ute Park wildfire was 30 percent contained by Wednesday morning, having burned 36,800 acres (14,892 hectares) of drought-parched grassland and timber since last Thursday.
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Ours is becoming an age of clashes between great talents and personalities—forces of nature, really—that can't and maybe shouldn't be contained by the limitations of anatomical inheritance.
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North Korea can be deterred from attacking its neighbors and the United States, and it can be contained by maintaining a vigorous program of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure.
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In most parts of the world where travelers with Covid-19 turned up, she added, the spread of the disease has been contained by only testing people with symptoms.
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They are part of PEOPLE's Women Changing the World 2019 — expanding the political conversation through sheer numbers, a group too large to be contained by one label or cliché.
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Yucca supporters say there is little groundwater at the desert site and what is there is contained by barriers and does not flow to any river or drinking water supply.
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In 2000, the U.S. declared that measles had been eliminated in the country; if this outbreak isn't contained by October, it could jeopardize the nation's so-called measles-elimination status.
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We had several arguments where he insisted that friends—I mean the very concept of friends—were superfluous additions to the true bedrock of life contained by the nuclear family.
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Biko turned ideas into a potent new weapon, and the white minority state was slow to appreciate that the spread of ideas could not be contained by physical force alone.
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The economic consequences of the rift should be contained by the extraordinary national relief measures taken by governments and the huge amount of money committed by the European Central Bank.
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Losses among mid-caps were contained by a 10% surge in Future Plc after the specialist media services firm forecast annual core profit to be "materially ahead" of its expectations.
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But the relative calm may be like an unexploded bomb, its volatility not so much defused as contained by the thought that Trump Republicans will be punished in the Nov.
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Luxury companies with sales exposure of 6% to 20% in China could see their earnings per share diluted by 1% to 8% if the outbreak is contained by mid-2020.
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Mr. Klein's models were barely contained by their Calvins, courting scandal and the occasional recall; Mr. Simons's are gawky in the European high-fashion style, and barely fill theirs out.
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North Korea can be contained by maintaining the growing program of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure that the Trump administration has embarked upon over the course of the last year.
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But no matter where you go, someone is always there to teach you a mandatory lesson: that your success will always be contained by others' willingness to see your body.
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Tria branded both "irresponsible" and said this year's deficit will be contained by higher revenues and a lower-than-expected take-up for the government's early-retirement and universal income schemes.
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In Southern California, the Woolsey Fire has torn through 85,500 acres and was 15 percent contained by Sunday night, while the Hill Fire affected 4,531 acres and was 75 percent contained.
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As the Woolsey fire was 69 percent contained by the end of the week, the Camp Fire burned on, spreading across 142,000 acres, and was only 45 percent contained on Friday.
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By Tuesday night, around 70 cubic meters of spilled oil had been contained by a team from several oil companies operating in the area and government agencies, the environment ministry said.
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For the most part, the more dangerous elements on the show have been tenuously contained by Ehrmantrout, as he attempts to keep his shady dealings from seeping into his family life.
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The Chinese government's senior medical adviser, who is credited with helping stop the SARS outbreak, says the pandemic could be contained by the summer if countries mobilize to take decisive measures.
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But analysts said moves were contained by the upcoming inflation data, as investors waited to see if the long-awaited base effects from last year's oil price slide would kick in.
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It was finally contained by state and federal legislation like the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906, the Harrison Anti-Narcotic Act of 1914 and the Heroin Act of 1924.
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"The pace of wage growth is still fairly subdued and will be contained by the very low level of consumers' inflation expectations, immigration and uncertainty about the effects of Brexit," she said.
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"They defy the notion of the inevitable gravitational pull of the old equilibrium line and can't be contained by any of the various ceilings that overbought conditions usually bump into," Cramer said.
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A small wildfire broke out about 6 miles away from the music festival Sunday, according to the Riverside County Fire Department, but was 100% contained by the afternoon, having consumed 15 acres.
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Story at a glance A senior medical official from China says the coronavirus pandemic could be contained by summer if countries around the world come together to combat it, according to Reuters.
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Yesterday, French Olympic Committee president Denis Masseglia told Reuters that if the COVID-220203 coronavirus isn't contained by the end of May, he couldn't see how the Olympics could happen on time.
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Yesterday, French Olympic Committee president Denis Masseglia told Reuters that if the COVID-24.38 coronavirus isn't contained by the end of May, he couldn't see how the Olympics could happen on time.
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Still, if the outbreak is contained by April, the company could recover due to its flexibility, he said, but if its spread continues beyond June, there would a larger impact on growth.
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There's been a current of critique along these lines — that she is slow to make changes, and that she is boxed in and contained, by her own volition, into the same material.
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I think the problem is because his work cannot be neatly categorized and, in that regard, contained by subject matter, style, or theme — the usual markers used to promote and segregate artists.
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Here, on "Round & Round," slowthai's rhyming is urgent and frenetic, barely contained by the beat, and as a whole, the track has a palpable sense of being on the brink of something explosive.
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The Norwegian crown strengthened 0.2% against the euro as the Norges Bank said rates were likely to be held at the current 1.5% rate.. The move was contained by the Swedish crown's rise.
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Some didn't want to: The conservative parties and the nobility believed the little hothead could serve as their useful idiot, that as chancellor he would be contained by a squad of reasonable ministers.
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They suggested the Ebola outbreak in West Africa was so well-contained by the time the vaccine got to Guinea that it is unclear whether the vaccine will work as well as advertised.
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The market slide has been contained by the speculation that the Trump administration could change its mind by the end of August, when the tariffs are due to come into effect, Esposito said.
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service said Monday that risks can be contained by using designated phytosanitary measures, which would prevent any plant pests from being imported to the United States.
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In this musical adaptation by Tall Stories, a London theater company, young audiences can help provide sound effects for the Gruffalo, the beast that can't seem to be contained by the mouse's imagination.
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At the time, the protester could be seen holding a "grabbing power back" sign and walking around in circles before being contained by a security guard and subsequently booted from the campaign event.
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In the agency's view, the potential impact of these events has been effectively contained by the actions taken by the banks, which include rapidly relieving these named executives of their duties and appointing replacements.
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Both the Creek and Rye fires in Los Angeles County were 90 percent contained by Sunday morning, officials said, while the Skirball Fire in Los Angeles' posh Bel Air neighborhood was 75 percent contained.
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Whether contained by the prison walls of Litchfield, or by a Gilead's culture of fear and surveillance, as in of Margaret Atwood's dystopian tale, the women in these environments endure life with significant limitations.
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The battle over user privacy in the U.S. is close to home and could certainly set a precedent, but it also seems clear that these types of battles won't be contained by U.S. borders.
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Meanwhile, around the corner at Asia Now, in another chic residential setting, visitors were putting on headsets to experience the 2018 virtual reality piece "Happily Contained" by the young Chinese digital artist Miao Ying.
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Asian stocks were mixed on Friday after Chinese manufacturing data met expectations, with Japan's Nikkei 225 leading gains which were contained by concerns over the coronavirus and its potential impact on the global economy.
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Analysts have said the economic fallout from the outbreak on China's economy would be notable for at least one quarter, or more, if the spread of the disease is not meaningfully contained by March.
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According to BuzzFeed, Humphries and Kardashian's wedding, which was so momentous that it couldn't possibly be contained by one episode and was instead spread out between two specials, garnered a total of 10.5 million viewers.
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All caused fires, but only the one with the dry shampoo exploded in a manner that couldn't be contained by fire suppression systems in the aircraft and engulfed the luggage compartment within just 40 seconds.
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The Tubbs fire was 75 percent contained and the Atlas fire 903 percent contained on Monday night, said Cal Fire, the state's firefighting agency, which was hopeful the blazes would be fully contained by Friday.
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Global Health After a rapid response by health agencies and the rollout of a new vaccine, an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared "largely contained" by the World Health Organization.
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This person wants the administration to thrive because it has advanced Republican policy objectives, even as he or she argues that the administration is so dangerous that it must be contained by unprecedented internal sabotage.
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NEW YORK, Feb 93 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq inched to their second consecutive record closing highs on Tuesday after Chinese officials said the deadly coronavirus epidemic could be contained by April.
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Firefighters installed straw tubes known as wattles to stop hillsides being washed away and were hoping to have the fire fully contained by the weekend, said California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokeswoman Erica Bain.
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"The incremental costs to Glencore imposed by exiting users at WICET are contained by commercial protections and must be viewed in the context of our greater global coal production business," it said in an emailed statement.
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The Erskine fire was 10 percent contained after charring 36,810 acres, or nearly 60 square miles, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) said, adding it was expected to be contained by Thursday.
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Some bleeding was contained by higher China iron prices - the most traded iron-ore on the Dalian Commodity Exchange rose on Friday, in line with China steel prices which rose for a third straight session overnight.
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Both the Creek and Rye fires in Los Angeles County were 90 percent contained by Sunday morning, officials said, while the Skirball Fire in the posh Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles was 75 percent contained.
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Jonathan and Drew Scott are Canadian twins who have built a home improvement empire, which began on HGTV and grew until it could no longer be contained by television and spilled over into the physical world.
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America's closest allies once believed President Trump could be contained — by the likes of James Mattis, or in a pinch Emmanuel Macron, if not by the weight of his office and America's role in the world.
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The fire in Maui, sometimes called the Valley Isle, had been 60 percent contained by sunset but officials warned that even though the shelters were shut, they might need to reopen if more evacuations were ordered.
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Even if the outbreak is contained by April, the value of loans that companies in China might not be able to repay could double to about 10 trillion yuan ($1.5 trillion), according to S&P Ratings.
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The conventions of watching film and television are similar, except the story and its characters are contained by the rectangular screen on which they are projected from a remote location, completely disjointed from the live production.
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And while a Trump presidency is in some respects a threat to the rule of law and the American constitutional system, it is also a threat that is currently well-contained by the conventional political process.
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Losses were contained by BAT and as London Stock Exchange surged 6.5% to an all-time high after a deal to buy financial information firm Refinitiv, in which Reuters News parent Thomson Reuters holds a 45% stake.
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Since the start of his presidential campaign, Trump has embraced a platform rooted in hyper-nationalism from his economic policies to his crackdown on immigration, but fashion is not an industry that can be contained by borders.
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In the hopeful view, economic damage will be contained by the Chinese government's aggressive response in effectively quarantining the outbreak's center — Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, and much of the surrounding area in Hubei Province.
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At one evening performance last week, the line for women zigzagged from one side of the mezzanine to the other and back again, contained by ropes, organized by ushers, overflowing into stairwells, hemmed in by a bar.
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"Had the spill been contained by the Coast Guard as soon as the spill started, while it was still at sea, we would not have seen such vast amounts of sludge near the tidal areas," he said.
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That fire, about 50 miles (80 km) southeast of San Diego, has blackened more than 6,700 acres - growing by about 500 acres from Tuesday - and was 20 percent contained by Wednesday night, Cal Fire Captain Kendal Bortisser said.
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The fear many Trump critics have had is that he is, as I put it just after the inauguration, a transgressive personality and a man of illiberal tendencies who was unlikely to be contained by norms and customs.
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Instead of all that fat ending up all over your stove, counters, walls, and you, it's contained by the silicone Frywall which can be tossed in the dishwasher for easier cleanup than scrubbing down every surface in your kitchen.
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More than 2,000 homes had been under a mandatory evacuation order in the county, which includes Fort Myers on the southern part of Florida's Gulf Coast, but the order was lifted with the fire 95% contained by Saturday afternoon.
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The debt-to-GDP ratio is easier to meet as it improves as long as nominal GDP grows more than borrowing costs, and those can be contained by the Bank of Japan's ultra-easy policy, the government sources said.
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Expectations for higher spending across the euro zone have put upward pressure on bond yields, but those rises were also expected to be contained by the sharp rise in asset purchases announced by the European Central Bank last week.
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"Last year was really strong, very good strong house prices, and I think we're going to see those house prices contained by the government via policy responses, which is going to generally constrain growth, especially in the commodities sector," he continued.
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Convinced that the threat of communist infiltration had been overstated and could easily be contained by less repressive measures, he worried that EO 22003 would only empower the FBI, which he likened to the Gestapo and the Soviet secret police.
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Wildfires have damaged thousands of homes and killed dozens of people in the state over the past several years, including the massive Camp Fire that was contained by officials late last year after damaging 14,000 homes and killing 86 people.
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Far too many people treat pullbacks as reasons to sell, when in reality, they can be excellent buying opportunities, especially as stocks break out of their old ranges and fail to be contained by what you thought would contain them.
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Villanelle (Jodie Comer) is a psychopathic assassin, barely contained by the shadowy organization that employs her, and Eve (Sandra Oh) is an MI5 analyst who leaves her post and risks losing everything in an obsessive quest to track her down.
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It's three letters, a component of tons of words and when inserted between a beginning and ending letter, makes for a FIVE letter word; all five letters are contained by a single square, running across in each of these answers.
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This extremely hot gas – whose temperature can reach up to 10 times that of the sun's core – is contained by a strong magnetic field to prevent it from coming into direct contact with the inner wall of the reaction chamber.
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However things unfold, images like those produced on Tuesday and within the Visbility Sustains the Struggle intiative more broadly will testify to an unending struggle for dignity that cannot be contained by the shackles of prison or the fetters of occupation.
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Her most recent solo album, last year's Aftertouches, summons shadowy holographic deities from the pulpit of her PC. In our initial email exchanges, Coverdale's responses were peppered with ellipsis, as if her thoughts couldn't be contained by the words on the screen.
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Since Trump took office nine months ago, governments in Berlin, Paris and London have wavered between alarm at his rhetoric and a shaky sense that his worst instincts can be contained by the "grown ups" in his cabinet and pressure from allies.
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As Allie, McAdams crackles with the energy of a young woman who refuses to be contained by the expectations and mores of her social class, while Gosling gives quiet gravitas to a solemn but charming young man who's content with his life.
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SEOUL, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied a little on Tuesday, supported by signs of progress in talks on resolving the U.S.-China trade dispute, but gains were contained by lingering anxiety a slowdown in the global economy could hurt crude demand.
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WELLINGTON, Oct 23 (Reuters) - New Zealand's SkyCity Entertainment on Wednesday said it hoped a massive fire at its under-construction convention centre would be contained by evening and that it expected to re-open the rest of its precinct the following day.
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TOKYO, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks bounced on Wednesday after sliding the previous day, though the recovery was contained by a backdrop of cautious trading after hawkish comments from U.S. Federal Reserve officials sent the yen to a seven-week high overnight.
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A map generated by California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection depicted nine incidents as of Thursday evening, three of which — the Old Water fire, Caples fire, and Palisades fire — are no longer a threat and contained by firefighters on the ground.
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One night at AbuQir, every diner at the table next to mine ordered a whole branzino, each fish too long to be contained by its plate, with a black rubble coat like shattered coal and a stain of lemon and cumin below.
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Mohamed Damak, senior director, S&P Middle East & Africa, financial institutions, said there will certainly be an impact on visitors to the region, investments and potentially commodity prices if the virus is not contained by March and travel restrictions are not lifted.
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With premium devices like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, that's being handled by a separate gaming PC. Less-powerful devices like Samsung Gear VR and Google Cardboard are self-contained by merit of being a glorified head-mounted case for your smartphone of choice.
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On the question of the "single point of entry" approach, the basic issue is whether it is reasonable to think that the near failure of the American International Group in 2008, to take but one example, could have been contained by restructuring its holding company.
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And so, if you have been cheated on, if you have ever stepped out on a partner, if you have ever wondered if you deserve better, if you have ever thought you deserved what you received — you still cannot be contained by a simple duality.
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One by one the Democrats warned that Mr. Trump was allowing thousands of Islamic State terrorists, now breaking free from camps where they were contained by Kurdish forces in Syria, to again pose an imminent threat to the region, and ultimately to the United States.
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True, China's economy is stronger and gradually becoming less export-dependent than Mexico's, but its growth slowdown has been crucially contained by the $600 billion (by its own dubious count) global trade surplus it amassed last year — nearly half of which is run with the United States.
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With the so-called Thomas Fire just 10 percent contained by Friday afternoon, after blackening more than 132,000 acres across Ventura County and destroying some 400 homes and other structures, it is too soon to know the extent of the damage to the upcoming avocado harvest.
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The fire, which broke out last Wednesday in the Los Padres National Forest and was 54 percent contained by Monday, has been called a sleeping giant due to the triple-digit temperatures and dense, bone-dry brush in the area that has not burned in decades, he said.
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The new forecast projects sales declines of 2.9% in China, 4% in Western Europe and 1.2% for the U.S. Moody's new forecast assumes the outbreak is contained by the end of the first quarter, "allowing for the resumption of normal economic activity in second quarter," according to Moody's.
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S. trade talks - analyst * Santen Pharma jumps on share buyback * Pharmaceutical sector gains attention on individual news * TOKYO, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei retreated on Thursday as investors took a breather after a 21999-day rally even as broader market losses were contained by optimism around U.S.-China trade talks.
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Public outrage over this inflationary shock, together with 50 percent of the population now being non-Jordanian in origin and high unemployment, are a cocktail that is best contained by further political, legal and constitutional reform to engender higher levels of economic growth that support the mass of the population.
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The USW campaign began following a 2009 explosion on an HF alkylation unit at the Citgo Petroleum Corp refinery in Corpus Christi, Texas, that the CSB found likely released up to 4,000 lbs (1,814 kg) of HF. Much more than that was contained by water spray cannons around the burning unit.
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Contained by Arnulfo Maldonado's clever set, "one in two" takes place in that waiting room, but also in the bar where Donté muffles his pain with alcohol; in the bedroom where he tries to obliterate loneliness with sex; and in the medical office where a nurse draws blood and administers kindness.
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There are millions of people on the move right now who are contained by these rules of citizenship, by borders and walls and the security apparatus, but nevertheless are ignoring it and deciding to go ahead and move anyway, using their feet to protest the unjust system of immigration control that we have.
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In a pre-recorded video, dad warns Lara about an organization called Trinity, hot on his tail in the race to find the final resting place of the killer sorceress Queen Himiko, whose apocalyptic force was contained by her enemies in a secure tomb hidden on Yamatai, an uncharted island off the coast of Japan.
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At the Boquillas Hot Spring, situated smack-dab against the Rio Grande, you can sink into a 105-degree pool contained by the remnants of an early 1900s bathhouse and dangle an arm over the rock boundary into the swift-moving, considerably colder water as it passes you by on its 1,900-mile journey to the Gulf of Mexico.
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" He then unloaded in an interview with The New York Times, saying in public what many of his Republican colleagues say in private — that the president is dangerously erratic, treats his high office like "a reality show," has to be contained by his staff and is reckless enough to put the country "on the path to World War III.
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The kitchen, for instance, still belongs to Marion, her collection of mildewed cookbooks barely contained by the cabinet doors, their pages marked by personal postcards from Julia Child and the American cartoonist Chuck Jones, both close family friends; the only update, Kevin says, is the stubborn verdigris patina he's allowed to accumulate on the dull copper backsplash, a sign of age that his mother would never have permitted.
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My music cannot be muted or dimmed, it cannot be labelled, disciplined, contained by manicured hedges, my music is the untamed wilderness of the soul, the rebar that holds up the skyscrapers of your city is my music, watch out, your city will crumble to rubble without it, but don't worry, it wasn't much to begin with, that place you called home with its measling river, its rusty bridges, there's a carnival in the meadow of the old floodplain, cotton candy and whirligig lights and the racket rising up from the carrousel is my music, old guys fishing along the breakwater, coffee can half full of fat, wriggling night crawlers— that worm-thrum, that earth-mouth-echo is my music.
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