"The World Trade Center, big problems in the Middle East, those tend to dampen markets and dampen travel and dampen enthusiasm for investment," the former CEO said.
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A "Treatment in which beauticians dampen eyes" is MANI PEDI because that word contains two eyes (I's) and an anagram of DAMPEN.
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Jenelle Evans isn't letting any drama dampen her Mother's Day.
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That will dampen economic activity and depress U.S. asset prices.
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Is Microsoft's entry likely to dampen or increase those ambitions?
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That's set to support prices, which would also dampen demand.
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Analysts remain hopeful that Thursday's rout will not dampen sentiment.
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Weak economies might dampen voters' enthusiasm for crony capitalist governments.
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However, this move will likely dampen investment in the island.
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Mark Walhberg isn't letting a little rain dampen his parade.
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But that didn't seem to dampen DirecTV Now's early growth.
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S. trade war could further dampen demand growth this year.
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The authorities in Beijing have done little to dampen speculation.
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Shrinking upfront tax preferences could dampen saving rates, he thinks.
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It then made its way to Middle English as dampen.
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But they have failed to dampen a buoyant property market.
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There was another factor to furthur dampen oil prices overnight.
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Rising gas prices could dampen voter enthusiasm on the economy.
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But the Obama administration has tried to dampen those fears.
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The trade war could dampen Chinese enthusiasm for U.S. oil.
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Mr. Centineo hasn't let fame dampen his wild, youthful charms.
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That wouldn't destroy party loyalty, but it would dampen it.
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His retirement this week did not merely dampen those hopes.
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Or will it dampen architectural creativity and diversity in design?
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Such acceleration is intended to dampen down these inflationary pressures.
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Meanwhile, a new scandal threatened to dampen Democratic enthusiasm. Rep.
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Strong loan growth will continue to dampen improvement in capitalisation.
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But even the war did not dampen his social life.
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It's going to dampen an area that's just been hot.
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Regular physical exercise should dampen down the kinds of bodily signals (from the heart and circulation, for example) that the brain could interpret as being anxious—so it should dampen down feelings of anxiety, too .
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But even that wasn't enough to dampen Westbrook's outlook for 2017.
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The medical emergency did not dampen George Clooney's support for Clinton.
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A chaotic Brexit or U.S. tariff hikes could further dampen sales.
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It would also dampen earnings for US companies with commodities exposure.
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These details did not seem to dampen interest of Lightspeed Venture.
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Such a slowdown, in turn, would dampen already weak global growth.
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There are wild cards that could dampen some of the optimism.
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This divide is likely to dampen the impact of the hearings.
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Flexible-exchange rates seem to dampen but not eliminate these effects.
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There's some research showing that any sweet taste can dampen stress.
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That did not seem to dampen enthusiasm for the result, however.
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Alexis de Tocqueville wondered if democracy would dampen Americans' big love.
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The measures are believed to dampen speculation on newly-listed plays.
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Technology, demographics and globalization all dampen the long-term inflation outlook.
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Those cancellations will dampen demand for coal for decades to come.
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But even that did little to dampen Russians' enthusiasm for Putin.
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Some tourists said the rainy weather would not dampen their vacations.
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But the investigators did dampen some of the most provocative theories.
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K., what can we do to kind of dampen that down?
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Borrowing costs have also risen this year, which could dampen investment.
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Those changes could dampen how attractive housing looks as an asset.
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But that did not dampen Ms. Butina's enthusiasm for his candidacy.
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Self-comparisons might also dampen exercise motivation, leading to declining health.
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Even a watery closing double bogey could not dampen Simpson's march.
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If it doesn't pick up, that could dampen growth some expect.
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There are a few troubling trends that could dampen iPhone profits.
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This reticence did little to dampen the bonhomie of the crowds.
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SpinLaunch will install sonic baffling to dampen the ear-splitting boom.
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And it did not examine why strenuous exercise might dampen libidos.
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The fine didn't dampen the rise in Intel's shares that year.
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That could dampen the long-term value of regional sports networks.
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That has done little to dampen the ongoing paranoia around the theory.
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If you're sponging: Dampen your dry sponge to expand the pores first.
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Leaders of both groups have made some efforts to dampen down tensions.
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The thing he expects to dampen the ongoing rally is rising wages.
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Warnings about the coronavirus could not dampen my appreciation for Seoul's subway.
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Yet many investors worry that more restrictive laws will dampen its prospects.
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Most economists expect the dislocation to dampen growth in the short-term.
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Of course, the minor photo faux-pas won't dampen his final issue.
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The uncertainty it stokes may also dampen foreign investors' interest in Europe.
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And the interest-rate rise may dampen growth as well as inflation.
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And I think it's done by design to try to dampen turnout.
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But a higher U.S. budget deficit is likely to dampen that view.
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Those flares could dampen chances for life on worlds orbiting ultracool dwarfs.
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"The neutral words tend to dampen the sentiment detection," Reagan tells us.
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But the possibility of a tax boost, however remote, would dampen investment.
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Alcohol can even dampen anxiety or just sedate people, Dr. Kash says.
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Rejoining this agency will not dampen criticism of decisions by the administration.
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Low interest rates dampen a bank's ability to make money from lending.
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Tarnish pride and dampen hope, and no wonder the system gets questioned.
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The explanation did little to dampen Trump's fury over the situation, however.
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Did making this film, then, improve or dampen your view of technology?
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Even Alex Rodriguez's game-ending home run could not dampen the mood.
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Still, gross fixed capital investment continues to dampen the outlook for growth.
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Placing disclosures though could dampen enthusiasm for some clearly high-engagement content.
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Further currency strength could also dampen inflation by keeping down import costs.
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These actions threaten to dampen EV sales just as they're taking off.
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Companies are introducing sleek, sculptural designs that dampen sound and improve acoustics.
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Ride hailing apps and self-driving car services could also dampen demand.
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This damp shirt, I decide, is not going to dampen my mood.
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His job as commander in chief is to dampen controversy, not incite.
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But none of that should dampen liberal enthusiasm or soften liberal resolve.
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That would absolutely dampen your spirit as far as escape is concerned.
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They will also get sick more and might dampen enthusiasm for work.
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I don't want to dampen support for veteran leadership in our politics.
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That proceeding would likely dampen the $3.9 billion merger's chances of approval.
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And he didn't allow the stock market slide to dampen his remarks.
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But it's not my intention to dampen the mood of the internet.
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National elections can often dampen demand as buyers put off major purchases.
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A surprise loss at Qatar Navigation (Milaha) could dampen the market there.
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Coral reefs dampen more than 97% of waves before they reach coastlines.
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If anything, inflation of the euro is going to dampen core prices.
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He claimed that this was "psyops" designed to dampen the protesters' morale.
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Jonathan Worth, who sought to dampen postwar military encroachments on civil authority.
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Multiyear highs in defaults have failed to dampen investor appetite for corporate debt.
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It could dampen the sense of urgency that is still very much needed.
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Teresa Giudice isn't letting her husband Joe's current predicament dampen the family festivities.
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But the prospect of political interference could dampen investor interest in the refineries.
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So far, the tie-up hasn't appeared to dampen Hanson's anti-establishment appeal.
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Analysts said Bouteflika's appearance was designed to dampen demands for early presidential elections.
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A polarised election in Spain on Sunday could further dampen the euro's prospects.
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That would dampen—and perhaps offset entirely—the effect of the fiscal stimulus.
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But companies pay them, not investors, which may dampen the motivation to scrutinise.
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Lower oil prices and the bullish dollar had combined to dampen imported inflation.
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The ECB could still dampen rate hike expectations, if growth continued to falter.
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The players are also housed in soundproof booths to further dampen outside noise.
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And these news events serve primarily to heighten or dampen enthusiasm among supporters.
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A loss could dampen his presidency as Correa would likely seek office again.
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It may dampen business confidence, disincentivizing Japanese companies from investing and raising wages.
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There's something else that may dampen interest in the sector: It's very utilitarian.
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And yet, Amazon contends that these massive glitches didn't dampen the day. pic.twitter.
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He is even rumoured to be trying to dampen his mini-personality cult.
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The renewed sanctions would likely dampen Iranian oil exports, disrupting global oil supply.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton often sounded like a candidate eager to dampen expectations.
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I crank out as many answers as I can until my palms dampen.
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Despite their best efforts, Democrats cannot dampen the dreams of the American people.
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But those efforts were not enough to dampen concerns over its economic future.
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Advertisers' challenges could dampen Amazon's aspirations to challenge Google and Facebook in advertising.
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Yet none of that was enough to dampen Lee's first visit to Marfa.
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One, you're gonna continue to dampen business confidence globally, which has already happened.
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A meaningful market dive could also dampen enthusiasm within the vacation home market.
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Choosing a moderate like Ms. Klobuchar, they say, would dampen general election enthusiasm.
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A fear of uncertainty, too, could dampen Prince Mohammed's hopes of raising finance.
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A polarised election in Spain on Sunday could further dampen the euro's prospects.
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The fact that it is all, officially, unofficial does not dampen spirits, either.
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She questioned if those contributions would dampen efforts to rein in the industry.
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Tourists, like Randy McQuay from Texas, weren't letting the storm dampen their vacations.
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Those factors could dampen demand for oil, making it perilous to increase supply.
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The vilification did not dampen his enthusiasm — at least not for a while.
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But the muted rollout could also help dampen any backlash against the move.
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But they probably won't do much to dampen the skepticism that surrounds this technology.
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The bottom line: These geopolitical trends erode trust, increase market volatility and dampen investment.
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Investors are watching the moves carefully for signs they could dampen demand for oil.
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These steady payments dampen the effects of falls and increases elsewhere in the economy.
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Trade tiffs can dampen legitimate exchange of scrap (as recycled waste is also known).
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MUNGER SAYS U.S.-CHINA TRADE DISPUTE DOES NOT DAMPEN HIS ENTHUSIASM FOR CHINESE STOCKS
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Ultimately, it's not enough to dampen what A Plague Tale sets out to do.
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Tweets declaring the avocado to be "#overcado" may dampen enthusiasm among trend-obsessed Westerners.
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The move could force these companies to raise prices, which could further dampen sales.
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S. trade, and could crimp economic growth, dampen capital inflows and raise risk premia.
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That helped dampen house-price inflation there but pushed up demand in nearby Victoria.
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He said improving economies in other European countries would help dampen migration into Britain.
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" Adding, "this is likely to dampen prospects of a significant increase in oil prices.
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A stronger euro tends to dampen inflation by making exports dearer and imports cheaper.
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The current squabble over the Thaad missile system, may, however, temporarily dampen this affection.
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But the bill's obstacles are unlikely to dampen the momentum of the labor movement.
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For years the EPRDF sought to dampen the tension by tightly controlling regional politics.
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The aim of the buffer is to help dampen credit markets and rising debt.
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In other words, erratic demand appears to dampen supply while insufficient supply inhibits demand.
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This will lead to further brand polarisation and dampen the profitability of weaker brands.
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Experts also believe that softness in China's economy could dampen demand for Apple's products.
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As people visit family and friends, the nationwide business shutdown can dampen economic activity.
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Dampen your tooth brush, apply the solution and rinse off with a clean cloth.
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The physical discomfort that anxiety brings can also dampen our ability to think rationally.
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Heavy, wet tennis balls could slightly dampen her serve and her potent ground strokes.
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But as president, Nixon had sufficient credibility among hawks to dampen any such criticism.
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The escalating trade war between Trump and China could also dampen the GOP's prospects.
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The launch of futures may help dampen some of the sharp moves, analysts said.
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A strong dollar makes US products more expensive abroad and can dampen international sales.
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Corsica's political and criminal troubles, though, have done little to dampen its tourism boom.
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But analysts say a flat labour market report on Wednesday could dampen those expectations.
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But Republicans are already looking to dampen the arrival of the widely anticipated report.
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A jump in U.S. stockpiles can dampen fears of undersupply and guide prices lower.
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But after becoming president, Mr. Mbeki moved to dampen the power of white businesses.
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The Brussels machinery could once be trusted to dampen fervour for such industrial policy.
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"It does dampen our freedom of speech, forcing us to respect something," he said.
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And yet, there's a chance that a flash thunderstorm will dampen your lunch break.
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He never won, she said, but the defeats did nothing to dampen his enthusiasm.
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Taylor cautions, however, that geopolitical issues or an economic downturn could dampen IPO hopes.
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Democratic leaders have largely sought to harness her Twitter use rather than dampen it.
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The country has already imposed travel restrictions and any extension could further dampen demand.
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A defeat for Renzi would increase political uncertainty and dampen sentiment towards Italian assets.
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But some market observers said Kim's comments were not specific enough to dampen optimism.
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Market participants believe the central bank hopes to dampen volatility and counteract depreciation expectations.
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That elevates mood, but SSRIs can dampen the effects of psychedelics for some people.
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The government shutdown could dampen that total for this year, according to the PitchBook report.
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However, any general reserves already held for loans not yet impaired will dampen the impact.
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A hole might not deafen the boy, but it would "dampen" his hearing, Kasle said.
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Dampen your hands before shaping the patties and the meat won't cling to your fingers.
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Dampen an 18-by-18-inch double layer of cheesecloth with water and squeeze dry.
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Praefcke said a polarised election in Spain on Sunday could further dampen the euro's prospects.
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Such a system could dampen the "domineering influence" of the U.S. dollar on global trade.
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Some took some solace in the fact the disaster would dampen turnout among Democrats, too.
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Speculators, Espenilla said, are using the reduction as a factor that could dampen the peso.
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Just how much all this will dampen growth will depend on what happens in China.
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Market participants believe the central bank is seeking to dampen volatility and counteract depreciation expectations.
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But it would hugely dampen enthusiasm among the world's 1.6bn Muslims to visit the country.
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The moves also come as expectations of aggressive policy easing from the Federal Reserve dampen.
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It's not that you can't impact or influence or dampen content in the digital realm.
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But the protests appeared to do little to dampen the mood in the White House.
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There is less money, both to dampen discontent and to share out among the corrupt.
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And the ability of the shale industry to dampen oil-price shocks is easily overstated.
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Analysts say headlines about glitches with sample Folds will dampen consumer excitement around the launch.
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Those same risks could still dampen the deal activity we've seen so far in 2019.
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On the bottom is a rubber base, likely there to dampen vibration from the audio.
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Delay and dilution could sour investor confidence and dampen any positive economic impact, analysts warned.
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But with a focus squarely on Keytruda sales, that did little to dampen investor enthusiasm.
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Although early morning rain impacted their full schedule, they didn't let it dampen their spirits.
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Then, using a wet paper towel or sponge, press down to dampen the tattoo strip.
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The RBA cautioned that a rising Australian dollar AUD=D4 could also dampen the outlook.
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Analysts said headlines about glitches with sample Folds would dampen consumer excitement around the launch.
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These comments indicate that oil could dampen already low inflation by, say, reducing wage growth.
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But if they are not reinvested, or spent by shareholders, high profits can dampen demand.
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Requiring such onerous diligence would "dampen the vigour and limit the variety of public debate".
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Investors were cautious as political uncertainty over the fate of Gordhan continued to dampen appetite.
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But can lying to friends and family through images really dampen the desire to splurge?
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Or would these encounters naturally dampen the growth of the tumor and prevent its spread?
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Regional experts worry the public rancor and escalating trade fight could dampen the world economy.
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LVMH, like its rivals, is grappling with a strengthening euro that could dampen tourist spending.
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Portman explained to colleagues the concession would not dampen the economic punch of the bill.
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Still, the lack of a clear foreign policy may dampen excitement around America's 45th president.
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Ensuring that prosecutors' opponents are able to do their jobs competently would dampen prosecutorial aggressiveness.
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And recent kudos from a pro-slavery radio host will certainly not dampen his legions.
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That said, the ensemble didn't dampen fans' enthusiasm for his performance, which was pretty excellent.
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He said there were steps that could still be taken to dampen or absorb sound.
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"Uncertainty will dampen business investment and trade flows," said Elena Duggar, Moody's associate managing director.
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Rainstorms on Tuesday drove the crowd to seek shelter, but could not dampen its ardor.
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It said the softer house prices and subdued business sentiment continue to dampen domestic spending.
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The speech will almost certainly further dampen the increasingly frosty ties between Washington and Beijing.
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Cutting the federal tax credit, however, is likely to dampen expectations for the segment's expansion.
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Even though the tour predictably left her revolted, it didn't dampen her passion for wieners.
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Yet that reticence did not dampen Mr. McConnell's zeal for beating back the impeachment push.
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He said the event seemed like a success, at least if you dampen your expectations.
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There were initial concerns that a slowdown in China's economy could dampen Chinese consumer demand.
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It said that global trade tensions may dampen economic growth among Australia's key trading partners.
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The data is likely to dampen expectations of robust economic growth in the second quarter.
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The persistent drizzle Tuesday night did little to dampen the spirit of the Japanese fans.
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It has regularly used them to dampen the impact of previous storms on energy supplies.
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The housing market is also showing signs of weakness, and that may dampen consumer spirits.
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Another argument often used against a minimum wage increase is that it would dampen job growth.
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He has returned to that catch-phrase repeatedly to dampen concerns about fallout from the scandal.
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But with the sneaker company's new Urban Utility line, a little rain won't dampen anyone's day.
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The chancellor, however, is doing her best to dampen perceptions of her as potential world-saviour.
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That may be because efforts to ease mortgage financing rules may actually dampen new property launches.
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Luckily, there are ways to ensure that your December credit card statement doesn't dampen your spirits.
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This will dampen - but not eliminate - the positive effect of the tax hike on debt dynamics.
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But simply having a president at all, after five rudderless months, may help dampen these rows.
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A veto could dampen operators' merger appetite unless they are willing to meet stringent regulatory demands.
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"We obviously want free trade and we hope that the rhetoric will dampen down," he said.
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In addition, IEX's speed bump could dampen trading volumes, which would also drag on exchange revenue.
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However, lowered earnings expectations and worries about an economic slowdown are starting to dampen investor enthusiasm.
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Nor can it dampen the overwhelming public support for action on climate change and clean energy.
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Second, a weak global growth outlook would further dampen exports from, and investments into, emerging economies.
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The actor fell victim to a common air travel mishap, but it didn't dampen his spirits.
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While overseas protectionist policies do dampen capital spending, the global economy is recovering, said Mizuho's Tokuda.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William aren't letting a little rain dampen their day at Royal Ascot!
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Working against banks, however, has been a flattening of the yield curve, which could dampen profits.
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This tends to dampen these winds and allows the jet stream to bend, in big waves.
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"The financial sector is now more likely to dampen shocks rather than amplify them," he said.
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It also missed how the election of a pro-gun president could dampen new product sales.
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Though Utilities ETF energetic action may soon dampen ** SPX sector performance over past 12 mths: reut.
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As well, the prolonged renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) could dampen investment.
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Genèse also seems concerned with the way geometry can highlight, dampen, and distort the human figure.
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Geopolitical factors, like Saudi Arabia's tense relationship with regional rival Iran, could also dampen investor sentiment.
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President Trump said the delay is intended to dampen any potential impact on U.S. holiday sales.
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Increasing interest rates could dampen top-line economic numbers, which could complicate the White House's messaging.
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Suffering an injury to a paw pad can really dampen the spirit of an active dog.
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The origin of the leaks did not dampen social media criticism of the speeches by some.
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Another trend is also emerging that could dampen car sales to even lower than 15 million.
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There are some signs that the eight months of uncertainty are starting to dampen the economy.
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If proper disclosures dampen the influencer industry, that could put a brake on its breakneck growth.
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On the other, a succession of scandals have done nothing to dampen his support among Republicans.
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Mr. Bettel has done little to dampen the interest, good-naturedly posting pictures of his neckwear.
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Showers and thunderstorms are expected to dampen your morning commute and could continue throughout the day.
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"There's a theatrical side to my work that sometimes I dampen down a bit," she added.
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In the meantime, try out a few noise machines to see if they dampen the sound.
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The Fed could seek to dampen that effect by moving to raise interest rates more quickly.
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The Fed could seek to dampen the effects of tax cuts by raising rates more quickly.
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The tweet comes amid concerns that the coronavirus will dampen the economy in an election year.
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The mayor and other critics of Airbnb insist they want to contain rather than dampen tourism.
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The weather and the fact that it was election night could dampen spirits only so much.
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For many of us, the shorter, chillier days of autumn can dampen our enthusiasm for exercise.
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Opponents of the taxes worry about double taxation and argue that they could dampen international investment.
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Or another anti-inflammatory drug, such as tocilizumab, might dampen the deadliest effects of the coronavirus.
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Some analysts warned that additional U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods could dampen spending among American consumers.
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Both caloric restriction and exercise appear to dampen mTOR, a signalling pathway that regulates cellular metabolism.
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"Letters of obligation sometimes dampen the cherished spirit of what was previously shared," Mr. Lyman wrote.
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It's half as long as in previous years, which advocates say will likely significantly dampen enrollment.
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Therefore, any conflict in the trade arena could scuttle long-term investment plans and dampen growth.
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Fitch believes that secular headwinds will continue to dampen the operating profile within the radio segment.
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Tensions with North Korea indeed appeared to dampen "an otherwise buoyant, albeit overvalued market," she added.
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Mr. McKinley, 31, didn't let the wet weather and spilled apple juice dampen his spirits, either.
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That could dampen interest in an auction of 5G airwaves expected before the end of March.
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In the short term, the storm will hamper operations at dealers and could dampen August sales.
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At the same time, a retaliatory tariff from Mexico also could further dampen demand for U.S. corn.
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So if they adversely impact the economy further that could dampen corporate sentiment and then private consumption.
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They have long been critics of "forever wars" that strain American taxpayer dollars and dampen military readiness.
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Exporters will feel the pain first, but uncertainty will also dampen investment, impede research and twist reform.
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On Tuesday he sought to dampen the protesters' anger, offering talks between his government and their representatives.
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A weaker renminbi could further dampen Chinese demand for imported commodities, which are typically priced in dollars.
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The trade war worries continued to pressure stocks even as Trump administration officials sought to dampen concerns.
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The final minutes were interrupted by some scuffling in the stands but nothing could dampen Chelsea's joy.
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The next president threatens to erect trade barriers, which would disrupt supply chains and dampen productivity growth.
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America's next president threatens to erect trade barriers, which would disrupt supply chains and dampen productivity growth.
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The downpours could dampen Memorial Day, the unofficial start of the summer tourist season along Gulf beaches.
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Higher gasoline prices threaten to eat into Americans' purchasing power and dampen their view of the economy.
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The regulations, which take effect at the beginning of 2018, are expected to dampen the housing market.
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In a note, Nomura analysts warned that high market expectations could eventually dampen the stock price performance.
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Besides downed trees and flooding, Hermine is also likely to dampen Florida's efforts against the Zika virus.
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"I think we've put (the financial sector) in a position ... where it would dampen it," he said.
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Collymore said political protests, which have led to clashes between demonstrators and police, could dampen the outlook.
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Investors were hoping for continued gridlock in Congress, which would maintain the status quo and dampen volatility.
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Devaluations by the so-called Asian tigers could dampen global growth even further, foreign exchange specialists say.
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Amy Davidson didn't let a little rain dampen her son Lennox Sawyer's train-themed third birthday party!
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Earlier on Tuesday, The IMF said uncertainty stemming from the so-called Brexit will dampen investor confidence.
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But he said that underlying strong economic fundamentals in the United States would dampen the market impact.
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But some analysts expect increasingly stringent cooling measures will eventually drag on investment and dampen construction activity.
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The negative is that the tax would raise transaction costs and thus dampen investment on the margins.
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He had never been happy exactly, but the drugs seemed to dampen the few joys he had.
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You're excited by your idea, but your spirits quickly dampen, and you close down your digital shop.
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So it comes as something of a surprise to have to dampen the excitement about the blockchain.
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China's economy is likely to ease, which would dampen external demand around the rest of the region.
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Middle Eastern carriers are naturally worried that the move will dampen demand further, especially among business travelers.
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She said she would not let the new restrictions dampen her desire to explore the island further.
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Retailers are facing a host of challenges that could threaten to dampen sales growth this holiday season.
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The need for an export license will dampen interest from buyers, they predict, especially those outside Germany.
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With this trick, he could dampen the outside world while increasing the resonance of the inner one.
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She was given an array of antihistamines to dampen her allergic reactions as a means of survival.
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But it's not just the cost that can dampen a family trip; it's hauling all those bags.
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Waters laughed and cursed, but it was clear that no amount of disappointment would dampen his belief.
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However, inflation remains persistently higher than the European average at 1.6% and could further dampen price competitiveness.
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Fuchs goes out cruising at night, returning with fresh welts and bruises that don't dampen his exuberance.
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This disparity in reporting fuels the perception that officials are skewing the numbers to dampen public outcry.
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This appeared to be a further effort to dampen speculative investment while the economy remains adequately funded.
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Others said the changes to the city's proposals could dampen the creation of new units of housing.
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But if it floods the market with stored oil, it will dampen OPEC's aim to boost prices.
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We could also benefit from randomized controlled trials of efforts to dampen the spread of false stories.
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During Sunday's flare-up, Israel faked soldier injuries to dampen any inclination of Hezbollah to escalate hostilities.
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But the trend of corruption failing to dampen a candidate's chances crossed party lines again this fall.
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There's also the risk that the controversy will dampen enthusiasm for the book among readers and booksellers.
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At least for the next day or so, when showers and possibly a thunderstorm dampen our streets.
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In Lyon, fans flooded the central Place Bellecour, even as a rainstorm threatened to dampen the city.
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Still, cargoes have been shifted around as the storm could dampen oil demand and disrupt maritime trading.
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Again, it's not clear why cow-mutilating aliens would trigger earthquakes, but that doesn't dampen Zukowski's enthusiasm.
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Instead, use a microfiber cloth and dampen it lightly with soap and water if you need to.
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Of course, that will also dampen Goldman's traditionally unmatched ability to ping back significantly when markets do.
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But those did little to dampen the enthusiasm surrounding the Yankees' 21-210 victory over the Rays.
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And Human Rights Watch said Egyptian authorities abused national emergency laws to dampen opposition and support Sisi.
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That's good for Hawaiians as it will dampen the volcano's otherwise potentially severe impact on the storm.
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But possible policy changes under Trump should not dampen investment in clean energy for now, investors said.
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Chase Iron Eyes, a Standing Rock Sioux member, said closing the camp would not dampen his determination.
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So what would it take to upset investor psychology enough to dampen the demand for Treasury bonds?
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If external demand worsens further, it could dampen both corporate and consumer sentiment and rein in their spending.
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It's also quitting Facebook and Instagram in an effort to dampen the popular vape's appeal to underage consumers.
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But major protests planned for the inaugural weekend could dampen some of these efforts and galvanize Trump's opposition.
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Other commitments announced included an accelerated roll-out of 5G technology and continued policies to dampen property speculation.
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George Souza, the president of Endeavor Seafood in Rhode Island, is bracing for higher prices to dampen sales.
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With less ice around to dampen their energy, waves are getting more powerful and battering coastlines for longer.
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Even hearing about my lack of accessories for the 100th time in a day doesn't dampen my mood.
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But Trump's higher tariffs on Chinese goods would dampen U.S. economic growth no matter who foots the bill.
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Not high enough to dampen interest, however: health care is loved by investors for its resilience in downturns.
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Mericle acknowledged the weakness in the ADP report as well as some weather factors that could dampen growth.
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Dampen the sponge before setting the concealer "so it doesn't look cakey," then blend it all in. 9.
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That wariness could dampen prospects for the 1.8 million college graduates headed into the labor market this summer.
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The second generation came with the 2016 MacBook Pro, with a slight update in 2017 to dampen noise.
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The timeline turned out to be less suspicious than originally thought, but this storyline might dampen her chances.
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Distributing grisly pictures of animal carcasses does not much dampen demand, reckons Madelon Willemsen of TRAFFIC, a charity.
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So after you dampen it and apply your foundation, make sure to store it in a smart way.
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A fine thing, as the fire in Koszalin is unlikely to do much to dampen the international craze.
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Gerry: It should pick up but the amount of liquidity in the world tends to dampen that volatility.
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Firms have sought to grow at home in order to reap economies of scale and to dampen competition.
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Analysts said the recent spike in market volatility could dampen foreign fund flows into the region's bond markets.
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Concerns that rising rates will dampen future growth have sent U.S. stocks tumbling on several occasions this year.
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The ministers also addressed concerns that uncertainty over drug regulation would dampen investment in the UK's pharmaceutical industry.
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Just as ample stocks tend to dampen price volatility, skimpy stocks tend to amplify it, making speculation riskier.
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Microsoft has never formally acknowledged the existence of such a device, but does little to dampen the rumors.
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President Donald Trump has criticized the Fed&aposs recent rate hikes, warning they could dampen strong economic growth.
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A high inflation reading could dampen expectations of further easing by the BoE and lift the British pound.
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This will not only affect our exports and asset markets, but also dampen local investments and private consumption.
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The utility company had cut the water supply two days earlier, but the inconvenience didn't dampen the mood.
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Investors may worry that less pushy selling may dampen earnings—or that the scandal will cost Wells custom.
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But Facebook's ubiquity and resources could give it the chance to catch up and potentially dampen Slack's growth.
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LONDON — Even freezing cold water couldn't dampen Andy Murray's spirits after his big win at Wimbledon this weekend.
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This uncertainty could have a negative effect the private sector, and potentially dampen investment and overall economic growth.
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This marks an improvement, but the BEAT could still dampen investment in renewable power projects, industry associations say.
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And while paying people for data would dampen digital companies' profits, it need not destroy their business models.
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A prolonged depreciation of sterling would weaken UK purchasing power and potentially dampen growth in the tourism sector.
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Had the horrors of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria done nothing to dampen enthusiasm for Islamism?
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Even the severe El Nino dry spell, which hit farm output, failed to dampen the country's momentum much.
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Expected new taxes over will increase costs, dampen consumer demand, and thus hit the valuations of cannabis firms.
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Nevertheless, unfavorable foreign exchange rates and competition in select franchises will likely dampen reported sales growth during 2016.
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If external demand worsens further, it could dampen both corporate and consumer sentiment and rein in their spending.
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But Beijing's efforts to control the problem by curtailing the expansion of credit could dampen overall economic growth.
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Analysts have warned that a widespread coronavirus outbreak within the U.S. could dampen economic growth for several months.
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Republicans are confident that they can blunt the Democrats' momentum and dampen liberal energy with a win here.
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Trade friction has yet to dampen business leaders' confidence, however, let alone caused them to change their behavior.
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The devices also don't dampen the sound of gunfire as much as a James Bond film might imply.
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Instead, turn off your device, lightly dampen a microfiber cloth with soap and water, and scrub the screen.
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After all, if sticking your name on products that literally contain poison doesn't dampen your charm, what will?
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One way eclipse chasers ensure that the weather doesn't dampen their plans is to get above the clouds.
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As a pilgrim, I had to dampen down my doubts, to try to see things in another dimension.
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"If investors want to dampen volatility, then they should own short-term, high-quality fixed income," Shepard said.
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They lack the ability to find clusters of disease and dampen the outbreak, while patients won't be treated.
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Mortgage rates moved just a tiny bit higher, but apparently it was enough to dampen interest in refinances.
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Dissension among Republicans and the unpredictability of Mr. Trump's course in several policy areas could dampen job growth.
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S. trade war and a slowing global economy would dampen spending on business and leisure travel to China.
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That is a lot higher than the current 4.5 percent and would certainly restrain or dampen home prices.
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He noted that investor concerns over trade between China and the U.S. could dampen enthusiasm for public offerings.
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Most importantly, supporters of engagement should make sure the alleged attacks do not dampen U.S. travel to Cuba.
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In an effort to dampen controversy surrounding the report, the blacklist this year is split into two categories.
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"We also continue to believe lingering capital controls in China may further dampen growth from here," it said.
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Uncertainty over the status of some 2.1 million EU workers in Britain could also dampen the housing market.
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Concerns that Britain's exit from the European Union would dampen the housing market have so far proved unfounded.
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On the other hand, offering benefits through more opaque and income-reliant ways tends to dampen these effects.
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Firms respond to this turnover by cutting research spending to smooth earnings, which helps dampen share price volatility.
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But tariffs will dampen the benefits of this approach, as the retailers will be forced to absorb costs themselves.
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My father had visited and given us some tips on how to dampen the whetstones and sharpen the blade.
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Trump could bolster Biden and effectively dampen the effectiveness of efforts by Democratic candidates to topple the front-runner.
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We use the placement of our lips and tongue to amplify some parts of our voice and dampen others.
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Games, though, are not the same as tryouts, which seem designed to dampen Nwaba's strengths and amplify his weaknesses.
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While an executive action allows Harris to implement the plan to some degree, it would significantly dampen the impact.
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Several investors pointed to $80 per barrel for U.S. WTI crude as the threshold that could dampen consumer spending.
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But when the next Equifax debacle happens, know that there's plenty you can do to help dampen the fallout.
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Economists such as Tyler Cowen, author of "The Complacent Class", worry that its decline will dampen the nation's dynamism.
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While Sig Sauer's MCX rifle could receive similar treatment, its starting retail price of about $1,900 could dampen demand.
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During his visit, Kerry warned their infighting could paralyze the country and dampen the confidence of the international community.
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Antifa critics claim that the movement's more violent factions do unjustifiable harm and dampen the message of peaceful protesters.
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Elsewhere, rigid sanctions by the United States on Iran and tensions in the Middle East, continued to dampen imports.
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Investors had also been concerned that a long stretch of warm weather would dampen shoppers' appetite for fall apparel.
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This year, rain couldn't dampen the spirits of the competitors — the organizers estimate that more than 400 pooches came.
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That uncertainty seems likely to dampen the mood for token sales until a more structured framework for them appears.
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Trump has criticized the U.S. central bank for raising interest rates this year, which could further dampen economic growth.
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A restrictive revision of NAFTA, an agreement that has boosted trade between America and Mexico tenfold, would dampen growth.
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Any threats to the free flow of oil through key chokepoint the Strait of Hormuz could dampen crude supplies.
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Regulators could dampen frenzies by asking banks to raise their equity-to-assets ratios or to tighten lending standards.
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To dampen the opposition, the Obama administration decided to delay the implementation of the employer mandate for one year.
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A doctor has prescribed her an opioid treatment, but it's only gone as far as to dampen her cravings.
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A fresh round of headlines about families ripped apart and even killed could dampen Latino voter enthusiasm even more.
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Some people may benefit from desk lamps that soften fluorescent lighting or noise-cancelling headphones that dampen ambient sound.
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The consequence of the regional vote appeared to dampen the outlook for Schulz's party ahead of September's national election.
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However, it does kind of dampen the fire behavior in higher elevations because it makes the season effectively shorter.
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It would also dampen inflation, which remains below the Fed's 2% target, as the dollar's strength made imports cheaper.
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The official reassurances, however, have done little to dampen the view that Trump and Moon are on the outs.
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Economists are expecting a rebound in the April–June quarter, but the May jobs numbers could dampen that forecast.
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And with such aggressive legal tactics on display, experts and civil liberties advocates feared the saga might dampen activism.
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In 2018 they made up 2.7% of new cars, but cuts to government subsidies seem likely to dampen demand.
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Senate Republicans are trying to dampen excitement for the Paris climate change agreement, saying it is destined to fail.
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However, slowing passenger vehicle demand and intensifying competition could dampen JVs' profitability and operating cash flows in coming years.
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Despite the respite for oil prices, growth in U.S. crude output continued to dampen the market and limit gains.
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Knowing this, Friedman attempted to dampen employee outrage by pledging $500,000 to nonprofits working to counteract Trump's immigration policies.
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In the 1970s, however, freedom's advocates refused to let the cold shoulders of Nixon and Ford dampen their spirits.
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L) for NZ$1.3 billion ($930.28 million), citing concern it would dampen competition from rival broadband and mobile providers.
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Still, I get the feeling McAnena's assessment won't dampen the enthusiasm of the forensic astrology community any time soon.
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Roy says: What's next: There need to be ways to intervene and dampen the spread of misinformation, Vosoughi says.
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"But the European governments have ways to dampen this and protect their businesses if they so desire," he said.
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A floating price and indeterminate quantity will dampen institutional interest, no matter how great the listing company may be.
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While MS can make even the most basic tasks nearly impossible -- Selma's not letting her condition dampen her spirits.
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And if you have some cannabidiol or CBD, another extract of marijuana, it can dampen the effects of THC.
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A steady drizzle that began as the whistle blew for kickoff did not dampen the roar of the crowd.
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Failure to make progress in negotiations with the European Union and continued tensions with China could dampen investors' spirits.
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As we learn more about how and why false news spreads, we should test interventions to dampen its diffusion.
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The BofE rate cut had investors pondering how much monetary and fiscal stimulus can dampen the epidemic's economic toll.
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The BofE rate cut had investors pondering how much monetary and fiscal stimulus can dampen the epidemic's economic toll.
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Rising interest rates could dampen an economic recovery in Europe that has already appeared to have lost some steam.
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That is likely to dampen German consumer spending, contributing to weakness in other European economies like Spain and Italy.
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OPEC is reportedly considering a cut in production to dampen the loss of demand brought about by the illness.
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Airline shares, including American and Delta, dropped 5.54% and 3.37%, respectively, amid worries the coronavirus could dampen global travel.
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And competition from brands like Italy's Beretta, Austria's Glock and Germany's Heckler & Koch could dampen enthusiasm for American entrants.
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"If he were to win Iowa, that would dampen the enthusiasm for the rest of the field," Harpootlian said.
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Keep things interesting, adding fuel, then dampen the tensions so that the show doesn't get too boring for viewers.
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Mr. Shulkin plans to present lawmakers with the department's own plan, which could either heighten animosities or dampen them.
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Amazon has warned that higher investment spending will dampen earnings-per-share but it sees quarterly revenues up 18.7%.
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The Left/Vilas group tried to dampen those concerns in a joint declaration from the members of the group.
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Chambers has been about the issues facing Silicon Valley, including how the lack of IPOs could dampen job growth.
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Clinton, drawing cries of "CNN sucks" and "Lock her up," neither of which he tried very hard to dampen.
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Critics fear the new law will both dampen the burgeoning internet economy and intensify a crackdown on online dissent.
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" He last week described the Fed's recent rate increases, which he argues will dampen the booming economy, as "loco.
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"This could in turn dampen individual income growth and dent consumer confidence, leading to reduced private spending," it said.
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This will dampen Argentina's growth prospects in the long run and increase tension with Brazil, the bloc's biggest member.
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But the statement did not dampen public outrage, which has driven dozens of corporate sponsors to drop the show.
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President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies threaten to slow global economic growth and dampen oil demand, OPEC warned Wednesday.
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Democrats hope that sanctuary cities and other local sanctuary policies can dampen the force of Trump's anti-immigrant agenda.
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NDX were down 0.8 percent and 1.7 percent respectively by 1540 GMT contributed to dampen the mood in Europe.
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But ongoing trade and tariff disputes, rising interest rates and higher fuel prices could all dampen sales next year.
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And I could actually use fixed income to literally just dampen or balance my equity side of the portfolio.
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The White House says the body is unnecessary bureaucracy that threatens to dampen AI development by being overly cautious.
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The demonstrations came despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attempts to dampen protests that have run for nearly three weeks.
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Beth's trying to talk him down from his high and be practical, but Randall's not letting anyone dampen his mood.
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But the region enjoys enormous autonomy and generous handouts from Rome, which have helped dampen secessionist sentiment in the province.
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But the region enjoys enormous autonomy and generous handouts from Rome, which have helped dampen secessionist sentiments in the province.
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"We were worried that they were going to implement structural changes to the business" that would dampen revenue, he said.
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In the long-run, Greely argued, it could dampen other types of research into using CRISPR for non-reproductive uses.
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He added that there isn't much sign that Washington's economic pressure on Tehran will actually dampen the IRGC's regional ambitions.
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She's been on the road for days, and has a cold — but neither that or the hour dampen her mood.
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Basotect, chemically similar to the foam made for Mr. Clean sponges, can dampen sound in a room to disorienting levels.
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But economists say less trade between the world's largest economies threatens to dampen growth, at least in the near term.
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Her failing health and recent controversies did not appear to dampen her fervor, even in the blistering 104-degree heat.
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That did little to dampen the spirits of Guardiola, however, who heralded another superb display from Belgium playmaker De Bruyne.
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On the surface, giving into maternal pressures might dampen her feminist cred, while Claire, concerned with her career, rejects them.
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Much depends on whether the uncertainty over the two-year Brexit process begins to dampen an already weak European economy.
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The pace of IPOs could also dampen risk appetite for small-caps on expectations of more equity supply, Liu added.
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"That could come as a shock to investors and it will erode households' real incomes and dampen consumption," he said.
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While disappointing, this setback will not dampen our enthusiasm for future projects in Ireland as our business continues to grow.
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"Heavier" elements (those with numbers higher than 2 on the periodic table) can dampen the formation of very massive stars.
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Firms said competitive pressures dampen their ability to raise output prices despite the acceleration in input prices, the survey showed.
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The slight pullback in oil prices did not appear to dampen sentiment among Asian energy names, as they rallied sharply.
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Rising interest rates might dampen investment, too, although USA Inc's balance-sheet is in passable shape, as are its banks.
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The wet weather did little to dampen spirits at the event, held annually in the Welsh town of Llanwrtyd Wells.
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While the new rules won't represent a huge overall hike in capital requirements, they could dampen ambitions to expand trading.
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And as franchises get deep into their planned stories, the staleness of a familiar story can dampen the audience's excitement.
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Third, will this controversy dampen users' willingness to spend time on Facebook's core social network or its sister app, Instagram?
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"If the aid is seen as squandered or captured by particular interests, it could dampen the opposition's momentum," Long added.
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"An adequate force posture can actually dampen Iranian escalation prospects," said Behnam Ben Talebu, a senior fellow at the FDD.
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But those concerns are unlikely to dampen the mood at tonight's launch party, which started livestreaming at 8:45 p.m.
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But the increased financial burden and the attempt to throttle Pink Dot's corporate sponsorships did little to dampen people's spirits.
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The market has been uneasy that weaker manufacturing activity in the U.S. could dampen corporate earnings in a bigger way.
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Thus while the legislature could dampen some of the harshest effects of such initiatives, they could not fully repeal them.
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In a vicious cycle, such attacks, especially on high-profile women, dampen the political aspirations of other women and girls.
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Any hurricane season has a number of influences that may propel, or dampen, the storm season or any particular storm.
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"We think that supply is a natural limit now and it will continue to dampen the rental performance," Toh added.
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But if prices collapse, that could not just harm Australia's otherwise healthy banks, but also dampen domestic consumption for years.
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While expectations dampen around the global economy, Hyzy highlights three tailwinds that can push US indexes to new highs.1.
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Despite concerns that a series of back-to-back hurricanes would dampen growth, the survey found little evidence of that.
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Trump seemed eager to dampen down any expectations that the nuclear stand-off would be seriously addressed at the meeting.
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China's tariffs could threaten to significantly dampen the growth of LNG exports, which have been central to Trump's energy agenda.
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But her family says that doesn't dampen their enthusiasm, and that having the ceremony on Election Day was particularly meaningful.
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Global equities climbed on Tuesday, but that did not dampen demand for gold, often seen as a hedge against risk.
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The city should dry out this afternoon, but showers (and thunder and lightning) could dampen your trip home as well.
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The Senate is focused on Russia right now and there are fears that Trump's trade policies could dampen economic enthusiasm.
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Musk has done everything possible over the past few months to dampen enthusiasm for Tesla, but it just floats along.
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But any early missteps -- or even disappointing polling -- are unlikely to dampen excitement among the party's increasingly influential progressive bloc.
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Downward pressure on the exchange rate and overall FX volatility has also served to dampen growth and increase external pressure.
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"The NZD has performed well despite RBNZ trying to dampen expectations of an early rate rise," the British bank said.
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It was a two-touch masterpiece that surely he's practiced before—but that didn't dampen the surprise for everyone else.
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The changes Trump announced will allow cruises and airlines to continue normal activity, but they could dampen hotel development plans.
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Set to become a free agent next year, the news conference will do little to dampen speculation about his future.
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In the midst of a life-threatening crisis, leaders need to dampen down fear not inflame it with irresponsible rhetoric.
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China is the biggest buyer of Australia's resource exports, and the escalating trade pressure could further dampen its domestic demand.
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Another uptick in interest rates also seemed to dampen what had started out as a relatively decent day for stocks.
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We have yet to see whether coronavirus will dampen turnout in any of these states, but it's a real possibility.
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Iran shut off the internet for a period of time to dampen the intensity of political protests in that country.
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Oil investors are concerned the outbreak could dampen demand for crude and related products against a backdrop of plentiful supply.
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Any trade embargo could raise gasoline prices, cost jobs in the oil patch and dampen profits for several major refiners.
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But in the coming weeks, US officials and at least one key US ally will look to dampen that optimism.
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However, the economic momentum has cooled down in the start of 2018 — something that higher trade barriers could dampen further.
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There are also concerns that tariffs on Chinese imports will damage China's economy and could dampen its appetite for oil.
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They worry that dealing with sage grouse-related-regulation — and other such headaches — may dampen Kanye's enthusiasm for the town.
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Diminished in scope but not ambition, the men's shows prove that even the malling of Manhattan can't dampen designers' spirit.
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That could dampen some of the magic, like being able to jump into a thread with your favorite basketball player.
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Republicans will also look to dampen the credibility of damaging witnesses like Vindman and former White House aide Fiona Hill.
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"You can't dampen free speech by telling people they have to pay for free speech," Zuercher told the news outlet.
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However, offsetting fiscal measures, including rises in excise duties and spending cuts, may dampen private consumption in the near term.
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"The ECB must have had the intention to dampen the recent euro appreciation," Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING, said.
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And this would dampen the depreciation of the euro and yen trade-weighted indices substantially given the large weight of CNY.
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Yet none of that can dampen the mood of those like the Peretyatkos who have seen the sector's turnaround first-hand.
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A little rain didn't dampen ThorDrive, a self-driving car platform based in Seoul, from launching its self-driving delivery service.
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Banks may find it harder to get financing, which could dampen the credit growth that fuelled the economy in recent years.
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Misener says Amazon's delivery drones — if designed correctly — won't be obnoxious and noisy; engineers are working hard to dampen the noise.
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Sounding a note of caution, Bankhaus Lampe's Alexander Krueger said production bottlenecks and capacity constraints were likely to dampen future growth.
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The sleepbuds' ear tips, available in three sizes, were incredibly comfortable and, according to Bose, engineered to dampen noises around you.
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Investors were concerned that any additional revelation could dampen already flagging momentum for Trump's agenda of lower taxes and lax regulations.
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But analysts said a price recovery may be short-lived, as a darkening economic outlook could dampen growth in fuel demand.
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Rain was expected in parts of Colorado, which could dampen fires but trigger flash flooding in areas left bare by wildfires.
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The higher tariffs would push U.S. GDP below 2% and dampen employment growth by about 200,000 jobs, according to Daco's estimates.
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If the placenta is anterior, meaning it's between the fetus and your stomach, that may dampen the feeling of those kicks.
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A source in Buttigieg's campaign said the delay would "delegitimize" the win and dampen the immediate benefits of a strong night.
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Officials tried to dampen them last year when a tribunal in The Hague rejected China's claims in the South China Sea.
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And over the weekend, as snow threatened to dampen last-minute attempts to lift enthusiasm, Democratic star power crashed the state.
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Although those aquamarine waters can't be allowed to dampen or disrupt photo-coifed tresses, nor sand get in the camera kit.
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His testimony could dampen already flagging momentum for the U.S. President's agenda of rolling back regulations and overhauling the tax code.
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She's currently ranked fifth in the world, yet Manuel never lets the pressure of a brutal competition dampen her sunny attitude.
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New border controls threaten to undermine two decades of peace between former sectarian rivals, and dampen economies in both Irish regions.
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That vitriol has done little to dampen the broader appeal that has led to questions about her future at Fox News.
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"They [the Cubans] have managed quite well to dampen reform expectations," says a senior European diplomat, referring to Mr Murillo's muting.
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" Perry tried to dampen Democrat's concerns, first saying of the report that, "just because it's on the internet, it's not true.
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In an effort to dampen controversy surrounding the report, the blacklist released in 13 by Guterres was split into two categories.
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But the fact it is happening now is notable, given that economists believe Brexit is likely to dampen business investment overall.
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Pelz also said that outbreaks of African swine fever in China could dampen demand for soybeans used to make animal feed.
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This is a bit of a design flaw, though surprisingly, it doesn't dampen the sound as much as I'd initially expected.
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But plentiful supplies, both overseas and domestically, should provide a buffer against any disruptions this year and dampen any market rallies.
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"Slowing U.S. growth would dampen demand for exports from Asia ... possibly weighing on freight," Singapore shipping brokerage Eastport said on Monday.
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But Khosand won't let the specter of intimidation dampen her commitment to broadening the opportunities for her nation's girls and women.
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It's not exactly a smooth ride, but Luna isn't about to let a badly placed bucket of water dampen her spirits.
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Along with interest rates, other costs are rising for companies, with the potential to bite into profits and dampen earnings growth.
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Even being reduced to 218 men, after Chris Smalling was sent off in the 03th minute, did not dampen United's resolve.
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But above all, many analysts are expecting this wave of interest to help dampen and reduce the volatility of its price.
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The jump in mortgage rates, however, didn't immediately dampen consumer or builder confidence, which are both key to the housing market.
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In the long run, higher oil prices can put a drag on economic growth rates and in turn dampen oil demand.
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It has left hoteliers and others in the travel industry nervous that the warning will dampen Florida's $2404 billion tourism industry.
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"Neither this nor the weather will dampen my experience, but I think maybe people could just be a lot more compassionate."
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Kesha may be in an ongoing legal battle with Dr. Luke, but she's no longer letting the case dampen her music.
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Investors raised concern that the escalating trade threats could lead to similar moves from other companies and dampen U.S. economic growth.
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Data showed China's property sales surged in the first two months of the year despite the repeated attempts to dampen it.
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And his administration's pressure on Silicon Valley companies to aid its cybersecurity efforts hasn't seemed to dampen their enthusiasm for him.
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That risks increasing interest rates and inflation, which could dampen the pro-growth effects of any tax cut and government spending.
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Egypt is seeking to dampen dollar demand by cutting imports of non-essential goods the central bank blames for the crisis.
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A loss to Uruguay in the final group game — with qualification in the round of 25 assured — did not dampen it.
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Higher rates are intended to cool down the hot labor market, and this too could dampen the pace of wage growth.
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Deeply rooted authoritarianism and exam pressure dampen individual will, as does the Communist Party's increasingly heavy political agenda in the classroom.
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I sensed that losing would dampen his ardor, so I left my king open to attack, letting him checkmate me twice.
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But that did not dampen the mood at TD Garden as Gordon Hayward and Kyrie Irving returned to regular-season action.
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There are also fears that the trade tensions could dampen business confidence and lead companies to shelve spending and hiring plans.
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The virus' effect on U.S. businesses, meanwhile, could dampen some industries' ability to offer the goods and services China might want.
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A slowing Chinese economy is also starting to weigh and a weakening currency is beginning to dampen consumption of overseas brands.
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The language he uses is evocative but delivered flat in tone, as if trying to dampen the intensity of his words.
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Worried that efforts to contain the virus would dampen growth in China and elsewhere, traders had battered stock prices last week.
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The strength in yen, if sustained, could also dampen prices and derail Japan's efforts to meet its 2 percent inflation target.
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The IEA maintained its 2018 oil demand growth forecast at 1.4 million bpd, but warned that higher prices could dampen consumption.
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His testimony could dampen already flagging momentum for Trump's legislative agenda of rolling back healthcare reforms and overhauling the tax code.
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ING economist Carsten Brzeski said fallout from Britain's 'Leave' vote was likely to dampen the Ifo index in the coming months.
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They were the only real contender for a protective mechanism that might kick in and dampen the effects of climate change.
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As ambassador, Mr. Baucus supported the Trans-Pacific Partnership and tried to dampen alarm in China over the American-led effort.
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However, high utilization rates could lead to oversupply of gasoline in the coming months, which would dampen refiners' future profit margins.
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Roman noted that other issues around the world, including Brexit and rising geopolitical tensions in Saudi Arabia, also dampen the outlook.
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However such circumstances may have affected the 56 young choristers' spirits, they did not dampen their performance, which was everywhere vivid.
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But the cold can dampen the heart's electrical circuitry, said Dr. Jonathan Haft, a heart surgeon at the University of Michigan.
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But the cold can dampen the heart's electrical circuitry, said Dr. Jonathan Haft, a heart surgeon at the University of Michigan.
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There is an unresolved trade war with China, a nation already contending with an economic downturn that could dampen global demand.
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His playbook will be to dampen enthusiasm on the left, maintain his conservative base, and poach the remnants in the middle.
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"I only hope this singular incident by a selfish person will not dampen [the community's] endless capacity for helping those in need."
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The video takes you through everyday scenarios that could stain or dampen your clothes like a spilled coffee or a makeup stain.
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Her timeline is her own, and you're not going to dampen her joy by turning her happiness into a "yes, but" failure.
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"They come to Facebook for friends and family," she said, echoing Facebook's latest PR blitz meant to dampen criticism of News Feed.
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The unknown factor regarding the film's fortunes is whether Gibson's personal struggles will dampen enthusiasm, even if that's just at the fringes.
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Forecast rain may also dampen the turnout, though security officials lifted an earlier ban on umbrellas, saying small umbrellas would be permitted.
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Step 1: Dampen a cotton pad with a gentle cleansing water to make sure every last trace of makeup has been removed.
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The plan did not dampen Palestinian nationalism, which instead in the 1990s burst onto the scene in the first intifada, or uprising.
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Tumors have ways of turning up the expression of this protein in immune cells to dampen their response to the invading cancer.
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If he does, and LeBron chooses him first, it'll dampen rumors of his departure and send speculation heading in the opposite direction.
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A resurgent yen could dampen already worsening business confidence as Japanese manufacturers feel the pinch from the intensifying U.S.-China trade war.
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And they've decried a "disturbing trend" of misinformation and exaggeration, which they worry might dampen enthusiasm during an unusually competitive election year.
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That above-the-fray perspective is the handiwork of a six-justice majority apparently seeking to dampen perceptions of the court's politicisation.
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The latest news has the potential to dampen what has been a strong recovery in Samsung's smartphone business over the past year.
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Adding further rate hikes would "be likely to dampen sentiment in the residential property sector, particularly for highly leveraged borrowers," Biswas said.
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But Gainsborough said Britain's plans to leave the EU next month would not dampen the company's interest in its offshore wind industry.
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There's much work to be done around making fishing more humane and sustainable, but this must go alongside efforts to dampen demand.
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There's a point, however, that stands out: Just one direct report who isn't a high performer can dampen a CEO's effectiveness significantly.
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The drop in core capital goods shipments last month did little to dampen expectations of robust GDP growth in the second quarter.
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This probably won't be evident in the first quarter, because the government shutdown, trade uncertainties and underwhelming tax refunds will dampen growth.
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As demand grows, there are few new sources of supply to keep pace, as weak prices dampen producers' enthusiasm for building mines.
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The main objective of interventions "would be to dampen excessive near-term fluctuations and prevent things from getting worse," Commerzbank's Praefcke said.
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Most locals and visitors seem determined not to let worries—over security, dirty water, queues or anything else—dampen their Olympic spirits.
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Most prolific are the channels offering rides to protesters affected by the subway shutdowns that the authorities impose to dampen protest turnout.
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Investors have been clamoring for the Fed to lower rates as weaker data and persisting trade tensions dampen the global economic outlook.
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But the decision is consistent with Furie's overall attempt to dampen the Pepe meme — which has drifted into some pretty dark places.
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But Republicans tasked with holding the House in 2018 have grown increasingly worried that trade fears could dampen otherwise good economic news.
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A snowstorm expected to blow through Tuesday's voting in New Hampshire threatens to dampen turnout and scramble an already turbulent presidential contest.
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But that very hyper-masculinity, in addition to his policies, has alienated women and could dampen his appeal to independents, she said.
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But as it does so, it's facing some big questions that could dampen investors' enthusiasm for its shares and dog its stock.
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Destroying the Islamic State's so-called "caliphate" in Iraq and Syria, some argue, would undercut its grandiose claims and dampen its appeal.
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A sharp fall in used car prices could trigger a spike in leasing prices, which could further dampen demand and increase defaults.
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The shift they are seeking could dampen spending on new wells, chilling a shale boom that has benefited U.S. motorists and consumers.
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A stronger dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies, while higher bond yields dampen demand for non-yielding bullion.
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These chemicals "help to dampen any way that we kind of stress the body," whether it's physical or social pain, Johnson said.
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But all that wasn't enough to dampen enthusiasm among Facebook bulls, who are optimistic about the company's expected sales and profit growth.
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The big picture: Such heat waves could both threaten lives and dampen economic output in the region, where 400 million people live.
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"Higher lending rates can dampen investment and lead to lower potential output," Bascand said in a speech at Victoria University in Wellington.
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While the new rules won't represent a huge overall hike in capital requirements, it could dampen ambitions at lenders to expand trading.
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"The slowdown in Costa LFL and declining margin... could dampen the response to the results," brokerage Davy analysts said in a note.
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As she wrote the study in seventh grade, she also worked to create a filter to dampen the noise of the dryers.
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The Trump administration and Congress are discussing a $1 trillion stimulus package, including direct cash payments, to help dampen the economic downturn.
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Meanwhile, Coronavirus-related turmoil in the stock markets and the potential for an economic downturn could further dampen interest in DoorDash's shares.
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Investors are worried his testimony could dampen already flagging momentum for Trump's agenda of rolling back regulation and overhauling the tax code.
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For me, and many people who experience racism and micro-aggressions, it's all come to really dampen your view of human progress.
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"However, the Fed's reluctance to tighten policy should help to dampen upside potential for U.S. yields and the U.S. dollar," Hardman said.
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The mood among German investors deteriorated far more than expected in February on worries that the coronavirus outbreak would dampen world trade.
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The RBA also jawboned on the recent strength of the Aussie dollar, warning it could dampen growth and inflation, the report said.
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Analysts expect the new rules to dampen the appetite for riskier assets, but they will not take full effect until mid-2019.
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However, it could also trigger price competition among operators, which would dampen the industry's average revenue per user (ARPU) and revenue growth.
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The vaccine can spare you entirely and prevent disease spread, or at least dampen the severity of the infection, potentially saving lives.
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Campbell R. Harvey, an economist at Duke University, likewise warned that timber doesn't improve a portfolio's likely return or dampen its risk.
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Ultimately, the press clubs dampen the investigative hunger of many journalists, constricting what Japanese citizens know about their government, industry observers say.
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Ultimately, the press clubs dampen the investigative hunger of many journalists, constricting what Japanese citizens know about their government, industry observers say.
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Investors are watching the lending markets for any indications of stress as the coronavirus spreads globally and threatens to dampen economic growth.
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And it has indicted Russian propagandists for the misinformation campaigns they spread on social media that sought to dampen support for Mrs.
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Her anger and anguish reaches voters on a visceral, emotional level that tends to dampen our ability to separate fact from fiction.
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Investors are concerned that any major revelation by Comey could dampen already flagging momentum for Trump's agenda of lower taxes and lax regulations.
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Although the online giants themselves are a source of much invention, they dampen it elsewhere, so that fewer new ideas are being tried.
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But Trump and his administration's lack of interest in improving wages could dampen the success of growing the number of jobs, Reich contended.
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The central bank has also tightened loan requirements and increased the charge on non-performing loans, which could erode capital and dampen profits.
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National elections can often dampen demand as buyers put off major purchases, with housebuilder Crest Nicholson cautioning about the impact of election uncertainty.
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Protest organizers told CNN Friday they expected several thousand to turn out, but predicted that poor weather and plunging temperatures may dampen turnout.
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Stalled American user growth and tighter rules on data protection in Europe may dampen revenue growth in two of the company's biggest markets.
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They also stem from the prevalence of positive and negative feedback mechanisms, which alternately amplify and dampen the initial impact of price changes.
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But there's also a sense that the administration's order might dampen the urgency among Republicans to vote for a more comprehensive immigration bill.
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America then fostered not just a taste for spam, but also a distinct local identity, hoping to dampen Okinawans' desire to rejoin Japan.
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First, the late-night host, 39, uses Cyrus's tongue — as made famous during her twerk-tastic Bangerz album cycle — to dampen postage stamps.
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Though the new study did not find evidence that increased rain damages economic growth, one business leader says increased precipitation can dampen profits.
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Even pullbacks in these markets this year following policies to dampen price gains appear to be reversing on continued demand and limited supply.
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"Trade friction can also dampen market confidence, which in turn amplifies financial market volatility and has an impact on economic growth," he said.
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Aside from trade, there are a few other thorny issues that could dampen the mood at the S&CD, which officially began Tuesday.
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Investors are still assessing the impact of the election of Trump, whose anti-trade stance has the potential to dampen the global economy.
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This loss won&apost do much to dampen the optimism around a program that appeared to be at a crossroads one month ago.
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Despite the outpouring of love, some, like Azealia Banks, felt it was their responsibility to dampen the mood by bashing the rising star.
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Many studies have found that political and economic uncertainty dampen business investment, consumer spending and growth, especially if the economy is already weak.
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Investors were concerned that any additional revelation could dampen already flagging momentum for President Donald Trump's agenda of lower taxes and lax regulations.
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He used materials of various hardness and adjusted the mechanical parts to balance the sound, control noises, dampen different notes, and activate sounds.
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Even though this "Other Half" concept for customizable phone panels didn't really take off, it also didn't dampen consumer enthusiasm for Jolla's phone.
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Naysayers argue the discounts suck forward Christmas sales that could otherwise be made at full price and can dampen business in subsequent weeks.
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The 2017 model offers 565 horsepower, up from its predecessor's 545, plus acoustic glass casing to help dampen the noise of the road.
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The goal will be to dampen any momentum he has coming out of New Hampshire, according to a person familiar with the spot.
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But in a conference call, the company's leadership listed headwinds like foreign currency impacts and content production shortfalls that could dampen future earnings.
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The official said that the plan will have a revenue placeholder designed to dampen claims that it would drastically increase the federal deficit.
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Musk, who seemed somewhat fixated on the difficulties of reaching their production goals, noted how the company has actually worked to dampen enthusiasm.
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While the ECB does not have an exchange rate target, a continued rise would hurt exporters on the periphery and dampen inflation expectations.
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On the one hand, meeting the threat or reality of foreign attack requires the unity of society, a unity that can dampen dissent.
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But she has also taken pains to dampen expectations, reminding everyone that the talks were just the first step on a long road.
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We can never hope to dampen particular regional or global conflicts before we have understood the underlying goals and orientations of our adversaries.
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"Weather-related constraints to agricultural production and delays in implementation of public investment programmes could dampen economic activity," he told a news conference.
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To the befuddlement of economists, he has even suggested that lower interest rates would dampen inflation, the exact opposite of the conventional view.
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As a result, an oil cut-off is more likely to reinforce Pyongyang's political resolve to acquire nuclear weapons than to dampen it.
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In the lead-up, administration officials from Trump on down sought to dampen expectations, even as television cameras began crowding into Senate Square.
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The move is a welcome one for Britain as it negotiates a divorce from the European Union that some fear will dampen investment.
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The mixed results come against a backdrop of a broader weakness in the Malaysian economy that analysts have cautioned will dampen banking performance.
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Most news coverage of these exceptionally large inventories has focused on their role in continuing to dampen prices for each of these fuels.
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"Any outcome significantly lower than forecast should further dampen Fed expectations and potentially lead to an extended pullback for the dollar," Chen said.
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I'm wearing a saggy gold bustier and too-tight tutu in the shots, but not even the terrible outfit could dampen my enthusiasm.
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Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige made an effort to dampen any resultant disappointment in an interview with Fandango after Far From Home's release.
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Listening to Tyler speak about his new home, it's clear LA has done nothing to dampen his acerbic observations on place and history.
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They must continue the treatment, which consists of drugs designed to dampen a person's sex drive, until a court rules they can stop.
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He has praised consumers and the economy's strength, even as forecasters warn that the virus could dampen growth at least temporarily this year.
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That helped dampen expectations before the World Cup, and few thought the team would advance deep into the tournament, let alone win it.
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"If buyers are hesitant to go shopping because they want to avoid contact with others, this could dampen home sales directly," she said.
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Topol went into the book thinking AI — and bringing more machines into hospitals and clinics — might further dampen the human side of medicine.
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Showers fell sporadically throughout the afternoon, but by the time Chapman trotted out to the mound, heavy rains began to dampen the field.
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That financial mechanism, usually supported by a third party, is often used at high-end contemporary art sales, where it can dampen bidding.
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VIENNA, March 10 (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak could dampen Austria's economic growth by 0.5 percentage points, the country's industry federation said on Tuesday.
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An obsession with "winning" can dampen desire for compromise, sabotage successful governing and allow corruption and insurrection in the name of party victory.
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Concerns that Sonos could get caught in President Trump's escalating trade fight with China may have helped dampen demand for the company's shares.
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It has the potential to dampen people's excitement about any election because it can make them feel hopeless about getting involved in politics.
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You might be a millennial Poll: Coronavirus fears dampen sentiment about the economy MORE, the co-director of the Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll.
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Denmark's goal didn't dampen the singing in the stands or Peru's repeated efforts to find a tying goal, which ultimately came to nothing.
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A low number will dampen claims to a mandate for Mr. de Blasio, as would a better-than-expected showing by Mr. Albanese.
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How much will it dampen the federation's effort to grow the game in France if a Frenchman fails to make the European team?
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Mr. Hogrebe said that for those weekends, the city would use smaller vessels "in greater numbers" and that inclement weather may dampen demand.
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"In the future, we expect that increased interest rates and continued moderate house price growth will help dampen debt growth further," it said.
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He has even engaged in indirect talks with the kingdom's archnemesis, Iran, to try to dampen the shadow war raging across the region.
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But some defense lawyers predicted Mr. Craig's quick acquittal after a three-week trial could dampen the Justice Department's enthusiasm for similar cases.
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Heavy rain was also forecast in Victoria for coming days, although officials expect it to dampen, rather than extinguish, many of the fires.
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The price of oil, which tumbled on Monday amid fears that the virus would dampen demand for fuel, drifted slightly lower on Tuesday.
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Mr. Biden's fund-raisers, allies and campaign officials say that a disappointing finish could dampen his online fund-raising at a crucial juncture.
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Apple is flexing the sheer power of its massive cash holdings in a bid to dampen Wall Street's disappointment over its iPhone sales.
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By defying expectations you'll most likely dampen the automatic backlash, and you might even encourage undecided voters to think twice about your candidate.
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One key factor in the sell-off last week was a jump in interest rates, which typically dampen the appeal of dividend stocks.
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His follow-up piece, an attempt to dampen the firestorm he created, continues to be tone deaf to American politics, policy and history.
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The very public row led to speculation that RBI Governor Urjit Patel might resign, though officials have since sought to dampen such talk.
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Either way, this isn't what you want to hear from your accountant, and it could dampen consumer spending in the coming months. FEB.
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Ongoing geopolitical uncertainties and trade issues continue to dampen investor enthusiasm for initial public offerings (IPOs), according to the latest research by consultancy firm EY. Looking at latest global trends affecting IPO markets, EY said ongoing geopolitical uncertainties and trade issues continue to dampen investor enthusiasm, resulting in the number of IPOs in the first nine months of 22018 falling to 29,210 globally.
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Citizens of the East African nation where the government once shut off social media to dampen criticism now find themselves expressing opinions without fear.
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The Fed is signaling that conditions in the economy remain strong, but it has no current plans to raise rates, which could dampen enthusiasm.
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The regime is calculating that their presence will dampen any Western support for the rebels holding out in Idlib, allowing it a free hand.
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"This report should go some way to help dampen market expectations for another rate reduction by the ECB," wrote UniCredit analysts in a note.
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"This report should go some way to help dampen market expectations for another rate reduction by the ECB," UniCredit analysts wrote in a note.
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The Japan-South Korea trade dispute comes at a time when lingering tensions between the U.S. and China continue to dampen economic activity worldwide.
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They prove that with the right attitude, travel mishaps can be good learning experiences (and good stories) that don't have to dampen your fun.
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Their paper finds that, as the planet warms, soil in areas near the equator will dry up, reducing its ability to dampen temperature swings.
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Leahy dismissed concerns among some investors over mounting deferrals and cancellations of orders because planemakers typically "overbook" to dampen the risk of airline failures.
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The only thing that seemed to temporarily dampen their spirits was a mention of the recent deluge of "dirty tricks" from the Cruz campaign.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond, speaking at the same time as May, warned that currency volatility may dampen investors appetite for funding Britain's large public debt.
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The Chinese government has imposed tougher rules on home purchases and minimum loan deposits in higher-tier cities since October 2016 to dampen speculation.
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The iconic motorcycle company's announcement raised concern that escalating trade threats could lead to similar moves from other companies and dampen U.S. economic growth.
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A CEO's success depends strongly on their direct reports, and even one report who isn't performing as needed can dampen the CEO's own effectiveness.
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Goldman is still upbeat on the company long term, but feels last week's announced restructuring at Victoria's Secret could dampen near-term sales growth.
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Speculation likely adds to short-term volatility, but it may also dampen price fluctuations in the medium term by accelerating the price discovery process.
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Yet scenes of burning tents and migrants scaling fences have done little to dampen a little-expected commercial resurgence: for cross-channel ferry firms.
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Those comments seem to dampen speculation that the Fed could get more aggressive than its current forecast of two more rate hikes this year.
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"We foresee another rise in consumer price inflation, which should further dampen concerns about deflationary pressure," wrote Chang Liu, China economist at Capital Economics.
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GDP growth will also likely slow this year on the back of fiscal consolidation efforts, and as confidence and liquidity effects dampen economic activity.
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Higher rates can sometimes dampen enthusiasm for stocks because rising borrowing costs eat into corporate profits and can make earnings valuation look too high.
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Conditions in the labor market have slackened, and this is expected to dampen underlying wage pressures, even as commercial and retail rents have eased.
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In an effort to bridge this gulf and dampen hard-edged opposition from AI engineers, the Defense Department has so far undertaken two initiatives.
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It said a strengthening of the euro, which helps dampen inflation in the euro zone, could also help explain the fall in bond yields.
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ANZ also expected the downgrade could dampen offshore interest for China's "bond connect" plan to further open up its bond market to foreign investors.
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An unprecedented 85033,000 diplomats signed a memo arguing the ban would not prevent terror attacks but rather dampen international goodwill toward the United States.
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The report also urged Chicago to expand community policing and train officers in de-escalation techniques to dampen the risk of confrontations becoming deadly.
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Though it failed to chart when released as a single, its commercial disappointment failed to dampen Costello's ardor for the mournful, minor key lament.
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He has tried to dampen speculation that Australia might form a closer military partnership with Japan and America as a hedge against China's rise.
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Economists expect costs to spike for essential consumer goods with Trump's next round of tariffs, which could strain budgets and dampen strong household spending.
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Keeping up with changing tastes is hard enough, but you've also got to contend with intense competition and economic dips that dampen consumer spending.
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GDP growth is expected to remain stable at about 4 percent this fiscal year as high interest rates, government austerity and inflation dampen business.
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The findings, in which the company offered a further analysis of data earlier presented in July, may not be able to fully dampen concerns.
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It has also delayed the deadline for applying for aid to help dampen the effects of the trade wars, which have hit farmers hard.
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With Republican fiscal stimulus looking more certain, the central bank may seek to rein in rates in an effort to dampen any market overheating.
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Easing monetary policy would "dampen China's efforts to reduce overcapacity and squeeze out asset bubbles", the official Xinhua news agency said in an editorial.
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No matter where global summit meetings are held, host cities invest in huge amounts of security to avert terrorist attacks and to dampen protests.
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Higher oil price could dampen global momentum and shave half of the U.S. fiscal stimulus If sustained, rising oil prices could sap global momentum.
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Fiercely independent, she feared a serious beau might dampen her dreams, including her hope of moving to New York City to be a writer.
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The rain will dampen farmer worries about output in the world's top consumer of grains, potentially dragging on global prices for corn and wheat.
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Deafening music and the smell of stale beer and cigarette smoke did little to dampen spirits as festivalgoers toasted one another from giant glasses.
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The other involved a vast campaign on social media to inflame divisions in American political life, dampen Democratic turnout, and bolster support for Trump.
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But analysts doubt the ceasefire will lead to a sustained easing of tensions, and warn lingering uncertainty could dampen corporate spending and global growth.
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Those kinds of taxes will make US goods a lot more expensive in the Mexican market and can dampen demand for them over time.
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Other forecasters said the aging of baby boomers, and the emergence of a younger generation less keen on owning cars, would also dampen demand.
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This enthusiasm was volcanic in the midterms, and it's hard to see what Trump could do in the next 22 months to dampen it.
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Experts say a sustained reduction in immigration could dampen growth over time as more baby boomers retire, leaving big gaps in the job market.
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"Engaging in boycotts that dampen someone's freedom of expression is probably not a good idea, because those winds can turn on you," he said.
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The Spiegel pieces, all of which were guaranteed — which can in itself sometimes dampen demand — raised $116 million against an estimate of $79 million.
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Though hedge funds often signal a freewheeling, shoot-from-the-hip investment style, for the most part these investment vehicles aim to dampen volatility.
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In Australia, Treasurer Scott Morrison estimates that the reduction in the U.S. corporate tax rate could dampen his country's economic growth by 1 percent.
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The soggy red carpet did little to dampen the mood of the guests who showed up in droves two hours before the show's start.
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Easter Sunday is looking glorious: Mostly sunny with a high near 82, though a chance of rain in the evening might dampen your bonnet.
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Meanwhile, worries of economic impact from the outbreak, which has so far killed more than 1,800 people in China, continued to dampen the sentiment.
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Afterward, the president and vice president spoke to Democratic and Republican congressional leaders, and some urged Mr. Trump to try to dampen the crisis.
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Quinnipiac, in a September 2017 poll, tested the durability of its support by adding in a question that was sure to dampen the excitement.
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Trump signed the bill reluctantly in August, claiming it impinged upon his executive powers and could dampen his attempts to improve ties with Moscow.
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Lower interest rates and remediation costs for past misdeeds are expected to further dampen margins for Australia's largest lender, following dismal earnings in August.
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Or at least dampen the chatter that he is suffering from some sort of undiagnosed condition that renders him unable to do the job.
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President Trump warned lawmakers on Tuesday to be careful not to dampen future growth by fueling fears that tax relief may be pulled back.
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More than two-thirds of North Korea's trade is with China, and many analysts say Beijing could do much more to dampen economic activity.
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Koskas said Renault was unlikely to dampen its outlook in response to Britain's referendum vote when it publishes first-half earnings on July 28.
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Both the Cavs and the Cubs rallied from 233-22014 deficits, clinching their titles on the road, which did little to dampen their celebrations.
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But analysts doubt the truce will lead to a sustained easing of tensions while lingering uncertainty could dampen corporate spending appetite and global growth.
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There was no external fire-escape to take them to safety, no sprinkler system to dampen the advancing flames, no smoke alarms to wake people.
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Almost as importantly, the vaccine didn't dampen the effects of other related drugs like methadone, which are used (controversially) to wean people off opioid addiction.
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President Donald Trump's drive toward tighter trade and immigration policies are set to dampen global economic growth, Goldman Sachs said in a note on Monday.
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Those kind of numbers were not going to dampen the mood of Carolyn Maloney, the Democratic congresswoman under whose district part of the subway slinks.
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The test results could, however, dampen expectations of increased payouts by lenders such as Barclays, whose Chief Executive Jes Staley has stoked hopes for investors.
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Will this dampen Harry's enthusiasm for "Netflix and chill" nights, or will he be too busy snickering over all the "Regina" jokes in his head?
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Wilt Chamberlain had the NBA changing rules all the time—most notably, they introduced goaltending and interference calls to dampen his dominance around the rim.
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That messaging, combined with the administration's decision in 2017 to slash the marketing budget from $90 million to $10 million, can dampen enrollment, Peck said.
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REITization of gaming assets will take a back seat in 2017 as IRS guidance makes spin-offs less likely and higher interest rates dampen financing.
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This might dampen optimism on this year's imports since the March forecasts during the last three years had already grown larger than the initial figure.
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This, combined with the intense antipathy toward Clinton and Barack Obama, has been enough to dampen the concerns that exist about Trump as a person.
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It is sitting on an unknown amount of stockpiled REE and is now under pressure to release some of it to dampen bubbling spot markets.
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Razer's newest attempt at breaking into the microphone market for streamers is the Razer Seiren X, a USB microphone that's mechanically fastened to dampen vibrations.
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I hate to dampen his excitement, but I worry that his feelings will be hurt when he realizes that some classmates are not reciprocating. Thoughts?
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U.S. officials now predict military losses will dampen the group's appeal, but experts say the grievances and aspirations that Islamic State recruiters tapped into persist.
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But there's also this little thing called a trade war that's likely to dampen things for American companies no matter what happens to the dollar.
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The Fed said Wednesday it is ready to keep the current economic expansion going as trade tensions and weaker data dampen the U.S. economic outlook.
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Traders see the potential for upside with such an event, as it ultimately causes supply to dampen, bumping up the price of the digital asset.
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He wrote that in an integrated world, economic changes that dampen the comparative advantage of a country also create permanent income losses in that country.
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The most we can hope for is really it (more government support) helps to dampen the headwinds and prevent the economy from slowing too sharply.
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If I'm feeling really adventurous, I dampen my brush with setting spray before dunking into this palette to pump up the shine to blinding levels.
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The bourse hit a 280.3-month low on Thursday as investors shunned risky assets, and an interest rate hike last week continued to dampen sentiment.
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"The trade war continues to favour the U.S. dollar and this will generally dampen gold's upside," said Nicholas Frappell, global general manager, ABC Bullion, Australia.
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On the other hand, the looming effects of Trump's loose fiscal policy could lead to higher interest rates, which might dampen growth and corporate earnings.
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Sitting on cash could help companies weather any economic slowdown, but bankers say that reduced spending also threatens to dampen growth prospects for the economy.
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Some say China's central bank pushed borrowing rates up to dampen yuan short-sellers, while others believe rates rose due to short-term liquidity concerns.
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Suspending the project could further dampen Peru's economic growth prospects as a massive graft scandal stalls public work projects and heightens scrutiny of new contracts.
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A Federer-Nadal final would owe a lot to fluke and fortune, but that wouldn't diminish these legends' efforts or dampen the event a bit.
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The Fed might choose to dampen the strength of the dollar by raising rates relatively slowly in order to avoid exacerbating the international trade deficit.
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The usual spring recovery in construction was therefore pulled forward, meaning this could dampen the rate of economic expansion in the second quarter, it added.
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Nandini Ramakrishnan, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, told CNBC's "Worldwide Exchange " the blasts were likely to dampen a key driver of Europe's recovery.
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But GE plans to put roughly $18 billion of debt and pension obligations on the spinoff company, something that could dampen enthusiasm among potential buyers.
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Starting a family requires a lot of time, attention, and care, but it certainly doesn't have to be a reason to dampen anyone's entrepreneurial spirit.
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Critics say the discounts drag forward sales that retailers would otherwise have made at full price at Christmas, and can dampen business in subsequent weeks.
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Woods, however, took a moment to dampen down the burgeoning expectations, reminding the media and fans that he is only two months into a comeback.
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Low oil prices are keeping buyers wary, while austerity steps planned by the government, as it confronts a huge budget deficit, will dampen corporate profits.
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Yes, but: Selling government oil into a crowded market can dampen prices, thinning U.S. producer margins and making it harder for new technologies to compete.
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Herbs are quite satisfying, the golden retrievers of the plant world — they run till they drop, and it's hard to dampen their joie de vivre.
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Mortgage interest rates last week didn't start to climb until the end of the week, but even a few days were enough to dampen demand.
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South Korean and Chinese endorsement of the roadmap should also be sought to dampen temptation by North Korea to exploit regional divisions to its advantage.
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But both candidates could be now exposed by The A.P.'s early call, which could dampen turnout among voters who think the race is over.
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Icarus's father warned him not to fly so low that the waters of the Mediterranean would dampen his wings and cast him into the sea.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated gold more expensive for users of other currencies, while higher U.S. yields dampen the appeal of non-yielding bullion.
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But if the trend of tightening price pressures, as indicated by the PMIs, continues it could dampen expectations of further policy easing from the ECB.
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Tracey is also testing, on a group of twenty-four volunteers, a compound that she hopes could dampen activity in the problematic brain-stem region.
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But the agreement failed to bring prices down and senior U.S. officials have since indicated they want an even larger increase to dampen the market.
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Given that small businesses make their investment plans over a long time horizon, the expiring tax cuts could dampen economic growth in the near future.
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The delay in Model 22.3 production is not likely to dampen demand for the vehicle, said Jessica Caldwell, executive director of industry analysis for Edmunds.
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The short speech did not dampen the mood of people in the audience, and many were laughing as they sought shelter after Clinton stopped speaking.
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While fathers also struggle with stress, there is evidence that stress and the resulting sleepless nights dampen women's sexual desire more than they do men's.
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What is it about the flat, gloomy grayness of winter that seems to penetrate our skin and dampen our spirits, at least at higher latitudes?
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It was raining—a nice light drizzle just obnoxious enough to dampen hair and eyelashes, but not too torrential to deter the crowd from forming.
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The most we can hope for is really it (more government support) helps to dampen the headwinds and prevent the economy from slowing too sharply.
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But critics say the discounts suck forward Christmas sales that retailers would otherwise have made at full price and can dampen business in subsequent weeks.
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Shale players and OPEC could lose their production discipline and a strengthening U.S. economy could cause the dollar to strengthen again and dampen oil prices.
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Energy stocks led the declines as crude futures were impacted ahead of a hurricane near the Florida coast, as closed refineries threaten to dampen demand.
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The amount of slack in the labor force is unknown, so investors shouldn't rely on it to dampen wage growth indefinitely, according to this view.
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But, the official added, in the United States, Republican opposition to the tariffs, and the ire of the business community, would dampen Mr. Trump's resolve.
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When stocks slump, chief executives slow investment in new projects and avoid decisions that investors might decide are too risky, which can dampen economic growth.
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My research has shown that this ballot design can dampen voter participation and possibly scramble partisan behavior, adding a layer of uncertainty to the process.
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Experts say that a widespread outbreak of the coronavirus within the U.S. could severely disrupt everyday life, which could dampen economic activity within the country.
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So he has found himself in the awkward position of trying to both pay lip service to, and dampen the enthusiasm for, the Gaza protests.
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"That debt path would dampen economic output over time," Swagel warned, saying interest rates would go up and U.S. household income would be held back.
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Earlier on Monday, Prime Minister Theresa May backed him to extend his term as she sought to dampen political pressure on the central bank chief.
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While investors and company executives have worried that higher rates will dampen spending, now a weak economy is considered a bigger risk for the market.
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The late addition has roiled business groups, who warn that keeping the corporate AMT would be harmful and dampen the economic benefits of the legislation.
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It is too soon to know whether the unexpected outcome of Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy will inspire more women to run or dampen their aspirations.
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Without a La Niña event to dampen global average temperatures slightly, it's possible that more monthly temperature records will be set before 2016 is over.
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Cars twice the price don't get a flat-bottomed steering wheel, crisp red ambient lighting and soft lining in the door pockets to dampen rattles.
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Yet this production cut may be offset by the prospect of the global economy dipping into a recession next year, which could further dampen demand.
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The toll of the outbreak is likely to dampen U.S. economic growth even if the coronavirus does not spread within the country, according to economists.
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At the time, India blocked phone and internet across the region and sent in thousands of additional troops, imposing curfew-like restrictions to dampen discontent.
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The danger of this logic is that the mavericks unintentionally dampen the enthusiasm of younger voters whose energy and ideas will be essential to victory.
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He added that the storm wasn't going to dampen his vacation but said that if it did get bad, he would worry about his family.
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There may be some indirect asset quality risks, however, should renewed peso depreciation affect domestic consumer and investor confidence, and if higher rates dampen growth.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond, speaking at the same time as May, warned that currency volatility may dampen investors appetite for funding Britain's large public debt.
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Oil prices fell 2.5 percent on concerns that rising U.S. output could dampen the impact of a recent deal among major producers to limit output.
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Even an expected $650 million charge to fiscal 2018 results to cover the failure of the Samarco Dam in Brazil did not dampen investor sentiment.
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Mr. Powell, acknowledging the market's concerns that rising interest rates would dampen the economy, said the central bank could adjust its plans if conditions warrant.
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If the Trump administration's moves dampen enrollment, insurers could face additional challenges in attracting healthy adults to balance those with illnesses, who drive up costs.
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Why it matters: By dividing up the anticipated second headquarters, Amazon could dampen the anticipated impact of opening a massive new headquarters in just one city.
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Apple's big reveal yesterday that China's economic slowdown will dampen revenues shows one reason why oil prices face headwinds despite OPEC's move to dial back production.
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"The economic impulse is perfectly timed and should dampen labour market worries caused by high immigration and the minimum wage," said KfW bank economist Joerg Zeuner.
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The slowdown is expected to hit hardest in developing economies, as rising interest rates dampen in investment in continues like Brazil, Russia, Turkey and South Africa.
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Nearly all sectors in Hong Kong firmed, but shares of real estate developers were flat on concerns that higher borrowing costs would dampen demand for homes.
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They fray the end of the twig, dampen the resulting bristles with water or rosewater and then rub the bristles against their teeth (see video below).
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It is true that raised duties could dampen demand for Chinese goods, but it is American shoppers who end up paying the costs of higher tariffs.
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Plus, access to internet is increasingly being seen as a basic right, which means regulation could dampen provide margins related to network access down the road.
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"Political risk is serving to dampen the euro after last week's stumble from the $1.08 area," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Concerns over an ongoing U.S. government shutdown and worries about an economic slowdown in China could dampen a relatively positive sentiments seen in markets last week.
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Its governor, Mark Carney, noted that higher prices could dampen consumer spending and slow economic growth, meaning future interest-rate decisions might move "in either direction".
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"(Moves like those taken in coal markets) dampen hopes from investors that the government will be transparent," said Wang Fei, a coal analyst in eastern China.
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He talks about identifying user behaviors that signal an article shared on Facebook is sensational, and then using those signals to dampen the article's viral spread.
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These considerations failed to dampen the firestorm of arguments the video set off about whether Swift was romanticizing colonization and erasing Africans from the African setting.
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Rob Sand, the Democratic state auditor who is staying neutral during the caucuses, said the rules could dampen any one campaign's claim to a clean win.
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Trade tensions with China have stoked concerns that the U.S. economy is heading for a downturn, which could dampen Trump's prospects for re-election in 2020.
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"It will probably be only a matter of time before Chinese regulators step in to dampen this trading," broker Triland said in a note this week.
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Going over budget on a trip can dampen your enjoyment of the experience in the first place — or leave you feeling financially strapped after the fact.
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The increase comes amid market concerns that rising shale output will dampen the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' efforts to curb a global supply glut.
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For the first time, Kuroda publicly acknowledged that negative rates could dampen public sentiment by hurting banks' profits and the rate of returns on pension investments.
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The lingering uncertainty around U.S.-China trade relations will continue to dampen the outlook on corporate earnings, said Larry McDonald, editor of The Bear Traps Report.
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For those who decide to partake in sexual activity, will doing the deed dampen athletic performance on the court, track or field or in the ring?
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The surge could dampen the pace of the economy by forcing Americans to spend more at the gas pump and less on other goods and services.
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"Political risk is serving to dampen the euro after last week's stumble from the $1.08 area," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist, at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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California almond farmers, for example, already are talking about how El Nino-triggered wet and cold might dampen pollination activity, and potentially trigger lower crop yields.
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But the international skepticism surrounding Pyongyang's H-bomb claim did nothing to dampen the celebratory mood in the North Korean capital in response to the test.
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A shocking plunge in one of its key components may dampen, but not crush, Wall Street's favorite investment trade of the last few months: emerging markets.
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To combat this, some have incorporated new materials into walls and ceiling tiles that can dampen sound but that are still hygienic and cleanable, Ryherd said.
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In her view, government needs to step in now, trigger serious market demand, and dampen financial excess in order to ignite a new golden economic age.
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This core would be highly accelerated to produce the Unruh radiation that could be harnessed for propulsion using a conductive shield to dampen the Unruh waves.
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On a cold February night in Stamford, Connecticut, the chill in the air is doing nothing to dampen patrons' thirst for Half Full Brewery's craft beers.
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But if Chelsea thought a few tears were going to dampen his spirit for the rest of the game, they couldn't have been any more wrong.
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Political uncertainty will likely continue to dampen investment sentiment, but an orderly transition to a civilian government might improve Thailand's growth outlook beyond 2018, she said.
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With similar decisions easing rules in tipping-point states like Wisconsin and Michigan, many Republican efforts to dampen the Democratic vote appear to be for naught.
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The combination of dollar strength and cheap oil will likely continue to dampen imported inflation pressures and keepoverall inflation below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target.
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Not that it matters to his core female supporters, many of whom say there is nothing Trump could do to dampen their enthusiasm for his candidacy.
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Democrats are also confronting some extremely bitter internecine primary competitions that could dampen voter turnout in the general elections if they are not handled with care.
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However, the studio was caught off guard by the fusillade of withering reviews and their were concerns that the poor reception would dampen the opening numbers.
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The Republican gerrymanders of 2010 may make it harder for Democrats to translate votes efficiently into seats, but strong Democratic turnout could dampen the gerrymanders' effect.
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The political will to cut spending and ensure that debt does not dampen the growth seen as a result of tax cuts is next to nonexistent.
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Castries tried to dampen the speculation, saying people should not read too much into the timing of the announcement of management changes at AXA and HSBC.
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If House leadership has polling somewhere indicating that impeachment proceedings would dampen turnout as a direct result of the proceedings themselves, they have not produced it.
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Tuesday's announcement revived fears the conflict between the two biggest economies might dampen global growth or encourage other governments to raise their own barriers to imports.
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Oil, however, could dampen spirits as prices fell more than 1 percent following a report that showed U.S. crude oil stocks hit an all-time high.
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On the demand side, raising the theater's take by about 30 percent in New York could help dampen enthusiasm, or at least make scalping less profitable.
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Instead, Tesla's stock has stayed in the $350 range over the past year, even as Musk has done everything possible to dampen enthusiasm for his leadership.
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Higher borrowing costs pose a risk for the sector as they will potentially dampen demand, although mortgage rates remain low compared with historic levels, analysts say.
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A combination with Emerson would "dampen, not enhance, the ability to grow in the evolving industrial automation and information market," Rockwell Chief Executive Blake Moret said.
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A senior dealer in Shanghai suggested that the RRR move "will help drain yuan liquidity offshore, and will dampen banks' interest in conducting offshore yuan business".
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ANONYMOUS Being ordered to attend a party can dampen the celebratory mood, but being commanded to underwrite the festivities risks drowning out any enjoyment at all.
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"You do not dampen the shockwaves caused by one referendum by lighting the fuse for another," Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson told the parliament in Edinburgh.
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Volkswagen had warned that the new Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP), which came into force in September, would dampen sales in September and October.
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With that in mind, Bryan's a little nervous about the prospect of hometowns, but this doesn't dampen the enthusiasm with which Rachel gives him his rose.
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Prices in China's sizzling property market accelerated in March on a monthly basis, shaking off the impact of recent cooling measures introduced to dampen speculative demand.
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They also pledge to dampen the famous sonic boom which depressed Concorde's sales and restricted its operations until it was grounded for economic reasons in 2003.
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Businesses are taking precautionary measures that may weigh on the job market and dampen hiring plans unless the trade disputes are resolved in a positive way.
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Airbus officials sought to dampen speculation that Enders had a hand in his deputy's departure and presented the move as the work of an independent board.
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This spring, after the Chinese government first proposed retaliatory tariffs on American soybeans, it got busy trying to dampen the potential blow to 1.4 billion stomachs.
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The red-state senators' support for Kavanaugh could dampen the Democratic Party's anti-Trump enthusiasm and, as a result, reduce voter turnout in the congressional elections.
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We poured powerful sedatives into her veins in desperate attempts to dampen her agony, antibiotics to combat the constant blood infections, drugs to suppress her seizures.
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Separate data published on Monday showed that real wages rose at a slower pace in the first quarter, however, which could dampen Germans' appetite to spend.
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As with most other deployments, the operation did initially dampen the violence in Acapulco, but the battle for the city continued and homicides rose once again.
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"Certainly the COVID-19 [virus] will severely dampen demand for cruises in the near-term, even if those ships continue to operate," the Bernstein analysts wrote.
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The idea, Mr. Loudermilk said, was to make his impressions even more particular, so he could phase out certain details and dampen the intensity of flashbacks.
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Find a new challenge Getting stuck in a rut can dampen your mood, so strive to consistently challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone.
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Lack of sleep, alcohol, diet and other aspects of our lifestyles, especially stress, may dampen the flow of messages between brain cells, while practice fortifies it.
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He failed — dropping out just before the first round of ballots — but that did little to dampen enthusiasm for the young mayor among some party insiders.
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An outbreak within the U.S. could also seriously dampen American economic activity and consumer confidence, according to economists, posing threats to a record stretch of prosperity.
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Nevertheless, advocates of expansion, gearing up for three months of outreach to voters, are hoping the legal battle in Maine won't dampen enthusiasm for their campaigns.
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A prolonged outbreak in China could dampen the country's already slowing economy, a key driver of global growth, as the world braces for a sluggish 2020.
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You can dampen the cloth with warm water and soap to get rid of any debris or substance that requires more than just a wipe-down.
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That could dampen the impact of the economy on the election because many voters may view economic news through the lens of their existing political preferences.
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The bottlenecks have driven down the price of regional crude compared with U.S. benchmark oil and are threatening to dampen demand for oilfield services and equipment.
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Such data also shows why it was politically sustainable for House Speaker Paul Ryan to dampen calls for gun control Tuesday, despite the agitated national mood.
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The U.S. must constrain Erdogan not only to salvage anti-ISIS gains but also to dampen a global trend towards new wars that redefine state borders.
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Repeatedly having the person imagine leaving the house without pulling out the plugs can eventually dampen the anxiety they feel about their home catching on fire.
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However, the machinery orders in the past quarters more or less even out and probably would not dampen GDP growth in the third quarter, Tokuda added.
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Increased access to mortgages has boosted property demand, it said, but the rapid growth was "unsustainable," with the CICC predicting further policy changes to dampen demand.
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Conservative groups, business leaders and some other high-earning Americans have criticized Democrats' calls for increased taxes on high incomes, saying they would dampen economic growth.
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Later, the country's finance ministry said the autonomy of the RBI was "essential" — an apparent attempt to dampen the spat between the government and the central bank.
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One scientist, for instance, has speculated that microgravity might actually make bacteria evolve quicker than they would on Earth, or dampen the germ-killing effects of antibiotics.
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Presenting quarterly results on a call with reporters, Chief Financial Officer Frederic Gagey refused to confirm any low-cost expansion plans but did little to dampen expectations.
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President Donald Trump did little to dampen the tensions when he said this week there is "always a chance" the US might take military action against Iran.
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Inflation is still just half of the bank's 2 percent target and higher oil prices will likely dampen consumer demand, a potential long-term drag on growth.
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The International Monetary Fund, for example, downgraded its growth forecasts because it saw trade tensions between the U.S. and its major partners starting to dampen economic activity.
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Higher borrowing costs also pose a risk for the sector as they will potentially dampen demand, although mortgage rates remain low compared to historic levels, analysts say.
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That statement, in which Lam said she was suspending the extradition bill, failed to dampen Sunday's turnout and may even have led more to join the protest.
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Li and team believe that the pressure for businesses to advertise is biased toward established companies, and that can dampen the success of up-and-coming businesses.
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Aggravated trade tensions between the U.S. and China could dampen consumer sentiment going forward, Curtin said, and will likely weigh on subsequent reports in May and June.
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Republicans are terrified that the Mueller probe could deal a huge blow to their party's reputation and further dampen their declining prospects in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Some academics warn that negative rates may dampen consumer sentiment by making households wary that their pension and insurance payments may be eroded by ultra-low rates.
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And if there are delays (there are often delays with Nintendo) of key titles like Mario and Splatoon, it could dampen the enthusiasm even among core fans.
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While well-managed redistribution at a national level could dampen the overall effects of regional divergence, the geography of weak areas makes this solution difficult to implement.
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"The measures might further dampen diesel demand from long-distance truck drivers, who have been struggling with high prices," Han Cong, fuel analyst with consultancy JLC, said.
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Their analysis does not consider factors including changes in energy prices that could dampen energy demand growth, technological improvements, policy changes and more localized energy demand responses.
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Many bankers, particularly in America, seemed convinced that onerous regulations would protect them from challenge, or that regulators would dampen competition for fear of destabilising the sector.
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Research and reporting has not proven an active, systemic effort on the part of the platforms to dampen the reach of conservative voices, despite the persistent allegations.
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Housing prices have risen significantly in the larger Tier 2 cities and in response, local governments are tightening home purchase restrictions and mortgage policies to dampen demand.
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