A 2008 review concluded that there are three different stages of pigmentation: immediate pigment darkening (IPD), persistent pigment darkening (PPD), and delayed tanning (DT).
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Even before Argentina's meltdown, the region's growth outlook was darkening.
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Its mood is darkening as that of Europe is lightening.
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The pilot, Cédric Ganière, peers into the hot, darkening haze.
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"The mood is darkening" around the mobile business, Anvarzadeh said.
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Overhead, a flock of frigatebirds ascended into the darkening sky.
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The man suggested completely darkening a room of the house.
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One frustration of "The Darkening Trapeze" is the "last poems" approach.
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Ms. Vega considered the question for a beat, her features darkening.
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Video footage showed whipping palm trees and darkening skies in Maui.
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David stands looking out at the world through a darkening window.
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Crescents of sweat were darkening the underarms of the girl's shirt.
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But ahead of the elections, the economic backdrop has been darkening.
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We also don't fully understand the physics behind the ring darkening.
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In Maui, video footage showed whipping palm trees and darkening skies.
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It still gets wet in places, water darkening the gray cloth.
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Fearing Anna's darkening thoughts would darken my own, I'd stopped reading.
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She's open to length or cutting it, open to darkening or bleaching.
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Potential aides remain hesitant in large part because of darkening legal clouds.
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The animations look like storms or vast, sky-darkening flocks of birds.
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But the main concerns in oil markets was Asia's darkening economic outlook.
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The video below shows the iconic landmark gradually darkening, section by section.
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The darkening also made it easier to remove the other person's reflection.
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Indeed, if there's one matter darkening Trump's skies, it's the Russia investigation.
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There was no electricity, so I took a shower in darkening shadow.
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It was autobiography — and the darkening of his palette — that renewed him.
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The movie outlook is darkening too, if China is a leading indicator.
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In response, SpaceX came up with a darkening treatment to lessen reflectivity.
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Each segment responds to the sunlight, darkening and glowing through the day.
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"Listen," Cormier says, his mood darkening as he regards the wall tableau.
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If darkening clouds appear, maybe clear out most of your work area.
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Again, the association for me was with the sky, a darkening storm cloud.
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Businesses are also carefully managing stock levels because of the darkening economic outlook.
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Its widening comes amid a sudden darkening of the outlook for Britain's economy.
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But two things suggest that the outlook for coal in India is darkening.
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Put it all together, and the clouds are darkening for the opposition party.
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Both shift during the day, gradually darkening as the sun starts going down.
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"Look here –" Her fingertips glided over a darkening of colour in the distance.
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The skin then tries to prevent further damage by darkening (that's a suntan).
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On this afternoon, it was operating nonstop, darkening the apartment with every pass.
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Middle school, her hair darkening to a medium brown, then high-school graduation.
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Darkening forecast Despite the favorable terrain today, the backdrop has shifted for retailers.
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Two major humanitarian successes provided the lone bright spots in the darkening landscape.
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As Wong took in the response, I noticed a darkening by her nostrils.
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Nonetheless, there have been some recent signs that consumers' mood may be darkening.
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Nonetheless, there have been some recent signs that consumers' mood may be darkening.
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First, she suggests wearing sunscreen to prevent the scar from darkening with sun exposure.
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Visco said the global outlook was darkening and this was particularly worrying for Italy.
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For example, "in African Americans, inflammation often causes darkening of the skin," James said.
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Increased brightness in Snapseed to highlight natural light on the face, while darkening shadows.
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And other properties changing on the surface could account for the darkening that occurs.
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He did admit to once darkening his skin to dress up as Michael Jackson.
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THE DARKENING AGE The Christian Destruction of the Classical World By Catherine Nixey Illustrated.
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All the same, the pessimistic trajectory of the outcomes suggests a darkening global mood.
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I trudged up the stairs and turned back To look at the darkening beach.
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Photography, video, installation, and now painting in her new solo show, "Darkening," in Chelsea.
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In each painting of the diptych, there is a subtle darkening from left to right.
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The Ancient Greeks, like most early cultures, saw colour on a gradient of darkening tones.
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When things start truly darkening, that may be the time to turn up the light.
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Personally, I found the CRT filter to be a bit heavy, darkening the image considerably.
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THE DARKENING TRAPEZE Last Poems By Larry Levis Edited by David St. John 100 pp.
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When I look over my shoulder, my attacker's massive frame is already darkening the entryway.
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As her world is slowly darkening around her, Medicaid allows her to maintain her dignity.
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"Oh, I don't care," she says, and turns back, stepping deeper into the darkening woods.
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Once she was curled up on me, I'd sit very still in the darkening room.
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In Bayonne, New Jersey, raw and partially digested sewage can be seen darkening the water.
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Darkening global conditions are likely to influence Brazil's growth prospects more than brightening domestic conditions.
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The outlook for North American makers of car parts was darkening before the GM strike.
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In fact, read Jonathan Easley right now on how the polls are darkening for Democrats.
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Second, the world economic outlook is steadily darkening and upcoming PMI data should confirm that.
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Mr. Northam denied appearing in that photo, but admitted to darkening his face another time.
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It is not simply the darkening of one's face to look more like black people.
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Darkening, continues at Hauser and Wirth (548 West 22nd Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through July 26.
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Washington (CNN)The darkening storm over Russia is now looming over President Donald Trump's innermost circle.
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The agency&aposs nuclear-powered Curiosity, meanwhile, is snapping photos of the ever-darkening Martian sky.
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Today, scientists can't even decide whether it's got slight trickles darkening the dirt on its mountainsides.
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Note that while the "Darkening" update is free, it does require the Reaper of Souls expansion.
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"We were doing something that was darkening our soul — or whatever you call it," he says.
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But prosecutors and the judge focused on texts Moreno sent to Oyola during a darkening argument.
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The park is quiet and the Royal Albert Hall cuts a crescent against the darkening sky.
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Dust it on bacon or add it to the darkening jus for a slab of ham.
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The small group threads its way along the darkening street, past rotting cauliflower and coconut shells.
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The sky is not falling, true, but it may be darkening, even if just a little.
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And automotive output remains one of the few bright spots in a darkening global manufacturing picture.
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"Darkening" is on view through July 26 at Hauser & Wirth, 548 West 22nd Street, Manhattan; hauserwirth.com.
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Within a few years though, Bethany's marriage had grown turbulent, darkening, love curdling into something else.
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Global investors have dumped stocks and searched for safety as a result of the darkening ties.
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Northam did say he recalled darkening his skin for a Michael Jackson dance contest in 1984.
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Huge crowds, united in shock, gathered as the consuming flames grew brighter against the darkening skies.
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In "The Darkening of Tristram" a new 16-level dungeon pits players against the original game's bosses.
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The glass's flip side is black and has the effect of both deepening and darkening one's reflection.
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A desire to remain in the light of all creation, even as a darkening is taking place.
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Sentiment was also clouded by a darkening economic outlook which could start impacting oil demand, traders said.
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Author Alexander Klimburg notes in "The Darkening Web" that other countries are using cyberspace to project power.
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And then it all goes wrong, with blood darkening the water as the woman begins to scream.
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The sudden darkening of the waters as the cursed music dies away and the great shark appears.
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They have speculated, too, that his beclouded emotional state was instrumental in the darkening of his palette.
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And all are intended as a moral counterpoint to the darkening frivolity going on at the Lodges'.
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They discovered that there were no new areas of darkening, nor were existing spots getting any larger.
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Ms. Feola has a warm, full-bodied voice with natural bloom and a touch of darkening richness.
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Against that darkening backdrop, House leaders pressed forward with a planned vote on the temporary spending bill.
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There's only the depthless consideration of the hazy, ever-darkening national situation, and the sharpening personal one.
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The sky was darkening, smoke was thickening and they could see small fires breaking out around them.
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The specter of Nazism stays on the periphery of "Gilgi" like a weather front darkening distant skies.
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Even one cloud, poorly timed, can spoil the party, although viewers will still experience the darkening sky.
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Even former Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen has acknowledged the outlook for the US economy is darkening.
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Puffing on cigarettes can cause premature aging, wrinkle development, scarring and pigmentation, and darkening of the lips.
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Ralph Northam has admitted darkening his face with shoe polish to impersonate Michael Jackson in the 1980s.
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He drives through these progressively darkening woods for about ten minutes until we come to a clearing.
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This is the only mascara that has given me the exact results I wanted: length, thickness, and darkening.
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Market focus is largely attuned to a darkening global growth outlook, following a flurry of sluggish economic reports.
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The Chekhov is an altogether different affair: images and plotlines spark in different directions, before darkening to ash.
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Photos from the Nina set showed Saldana's transformation which included getting a prosthetic nose and skin-darkening makeup.
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In the evening a single runner came silently down the moor, steady and white against the darkening hill.
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Explanations for the star's unruly behavior ranged from a swarm of comets to gravity darkening to alien megastructures.
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But amid the galas and horse riding and fancy restaurants that kept Ms. Angulo busy, things were darkening.
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The sisters have been accused of appropriating braided hairstyles and darkening their skin in order to appear black.
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As the light fades, tiny LEDs attached to the birds' legs twinkle to life, illuminating the darkening sky.
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POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA (CNN)A propeller plane pulled an advertising banner across a darkening sky on Saturday afternoon.
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But congressional Republicans have denounced the bill as "socialism," darkening the prospects for any bipartisan action on it.
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Darkening the Church's principles, each accusation only emphasizes the paradox and betrayal of a priest being a rapist.
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Lorna Simpson: Darkening Through July 26 at Hauser & Wirth, 548 West 22nd Street, Manhattan; 212-790-3900, hauserwirth.com.
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The show, by contrast, imagined a world of Machiavellian scheming set against the darkening backdrop of climate change.
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Currently, the darkening of the paint and the wilting of the sunflowers is not visible to the naked eye.
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Explanations included a swarm of comets, a recently-annihilated planet, a distorted star, gravity darkening, and even alien megastructures.
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The industrial part of the market is torn between the darkening macro clouds and copper's still robust micro dynamics.
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So far Mr Yameen has been able to brush aside Western criticism of his darkening record on human rights.
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In the West, the only shade darkening the platform giants' victory parade is the specter of regulators and regulation.
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She said her body hair started "darkening" and caused "just hair everywhere" between the ages of 11 and 12.
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You could also argue that the mask approach is less icky than actually darkening the appearance of someone's skin.
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In August, thick smoke choked Brazil's capital São Paulo, darkening the midday sky and causing national, then international, outrage.
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" A moment later they realize it's just another couple like them, "walking several paces apart in the darkening world.
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Against a darkening background the TV screen flickers brighter, and James's mind casts its illuminations with still greater vividness.
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Smoke from the recent fires spread thousands of miles this week, darkening the sky in São Paulo on Monday.
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The growth outlook is darkening, and as Thursday's vote showed, the Bank finds itself in an increasingly tight spot.
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Darkening mood Son is hoping to sell shares in SoftBank's mobile business in an IPO in the coming months.
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With the case balanced on his shoulder, the boy walks down the darkening street in the direction of Clifton.
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MUMBAI — In many countries, Facebook is contending with a darkening reputation as a vehicle for disinformation and false news.
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Central banks around the world have been easing policy in response to a darkening outlook for the global economy.
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"This is putting me to sleep," she whispered, and we stepped out into the cold, under a darkening sky.
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A thick tension had coiled around Liverpool, fraying the nerves of its players, darkening the minds of its fans.
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The sky, bleached by the afternoon sun, was robin's egg blue at the horizon, darkening to indigo directly overhead.
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Eastern time on Monday, darkening skies as the moon obscured the sun and cast a long shadow across Earth.
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Many analysts, however, warn of a darkening outlook for the world's third-largest economy, as overseas headwinds build up.
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But he admitted to once darkening his face to look like Michael Jackson for a dance contest in 1984.
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The numbers fed concern that the outlook for global growth may be darkening, particularly given U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Despite the darkening clouds, the labor market remains strong, though the trend in layoffs has been indicating some weakness.
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As more algae pack together, darkening the coral's outer tissue layers, they prevent sunlight from penetrating deeper inside the organism.
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An interesting illusion occurs with the glass: because of the gradual darkening of its ends, it seems to bend optically.
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The surface of the bronze garments is a classical patina darkening nearly to black, with undertones of green and turquoise.
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DESPITE A LONG run of profitability and the longest economic expansion on record, the mood in corporate America is darkening.
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The darkening global economic outlook could make it harder for the U.S. central bank to raise interest rates this year.
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"To avoid darkening or dulling your color, use a color-safe shampoo that leaves no residues or films," he says.
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Starting at dusk, some visitors lined up along the crater's outer edge, casting black silhouettes across the darkening blue sky.
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They reached the Black Mountain grade at dusk and watched the great mountains to the south darkening against the sky.
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And on Wednesday night, a series of violent tornadoes tore through the region, ripping apart buildings and darkening whole neighborhoods.
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Anjl outlined the three-foot-tall letters, and Ms. Macdonald filled them in with darkening shades of orange and red.
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Stewart B. Dunsker, Cincinnati Not every victory for a libel plaintiff is part of a "darkening cloud" for the press.
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I hardly ever wear makeup, but that night I completed my look by darkening my eyebrows and eyelashes just slightly.
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I stood on the darkening quay side in Cobh on Christmas Eve, and looked at a statue of Annie there.
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Darkening your face, regardless of the context or the circumstances, is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blackface.
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One of the other side effects of this chemical (which is also used to develop photos) is, ironically, skin darkening.
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So darkening of the area is more likely to result from something like a wax, or rubbing of the jeans.
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The pullback dovetailed with a broader sell-off in markets, a surge in global oil supplies and darkening forecasts for demand.
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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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It comes amid worries about a darkening economic outlook, with U.S. tech giants all falling into bear market territory of late.
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The main shadow darkening the latest monthly jobs report was further evidence that wage growth for the typical worker remains sluggish.
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" Analyst Animesh Roul says, "The threat picture is darkening, especially because Bangladesh's government has not acknowledged the presence of transnational groups.
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More recently, in the center of Lorna Simpson's exhibition Darkening at Hauser & Wirth, stood a tall stack of the vintage publications.
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People would bang pots and pans together, or fire arrows at the darkening orb, trying to scare the offending beasts away.
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Laser complications include pain, blistering, scarring and, in some cases, a darkening of the tattoo ink can occur, according to dermatologists.
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Brent crude prices dipped below $50 a barrel for the first time in a week, hit by a darkening economic outlook.
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The darkening would last for many months, most oppressively in the Northern Hemisphere, though the Southern Hemisphere would hardly be immune.
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Just beyond the street lamps, a rapidly darkening forest, already filled with a chorus of wood frogs and spring peepers, beckoned.
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On top of genetics and underlying health conditions, there are a few external factors that can cause darkening in the area.
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"They have forgotten the old time when they were alone and terrified on the darkening plain," Nop muses at one point.
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Through that darkening fog of chaos, criticism and uncertainty, the process of presidential succession flashes like a neon sign on steroids.
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This is what it sounds like when you're left to your own devices, out there under darkening skies that never end.
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Coming after German business morale fell in December, the latest data add to signs that the mood in Germany's economy is darkening.
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A series of photos by Opportunity before it went silent show the Martian sky darkening until the sun itself disappears from view.
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These ballerinas have long resorted to darkening their own footwear, which is typically sold in pink shades most suited for white dancers.
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But the processes behind The Darkening are subtle, and in some cases, impossible for humans to see without the aid of technology.
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Days later, a plume of sulfur dioxide continues to spread over surrounding areas, darkening skies and making the air toxic to breathe.
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Indeed Nina's producers have gone to great ends—tragicomic ends—to invoke Nina Simone's face, darkening Saldana's skin, adorning her with prosthetics.
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Ralph Northam (D) and Attorney General Mark Herring (D) have admitted to darkening their skin or dressing in blackface, while Lt. Gov.
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The sun had just gone down, and white light glowed between the darkening sky and the dormant fields, the crouching, saturnine orchards.
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They have to do with being human, open and vulnerable, as well as where imagination can take us in these darkening times.
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The darkening scenarios have kicked off debates both in Washington and Europe about how long economies can afford to remain in lockdown.
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American policy in Vietnam envisioned "strategic hamlets" or walled villages, "safe from the darkening influences of the surrounding Otherness," Mr. Sorkin noted.
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But some of Mr. Mars's elliptical lyrics seem to nod to the idea of finding joy or love in a darkening era.
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An unsettling sense of division has become the norm in America with the skies only darkening ahead as the 2020 elections approach.
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But as the sun rose on an exceptionally clear morning, he saw a thick plume of smoke darkening the sky over west London.
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The darkening horizon The irony is that this amnesia is afflicting us precisely as the international environment is once again becoming more threatening.
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Twitter quickly called out the mother of two, claiming her she was darkening her skin and appropriating black culture to sell beauty products.
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Dr. Kikam explains that the condition is a broad term used to describe darkening of the skin due to the overproduction of melanin.
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I live in the middle of South Carolina and, as I type this, the sky is darkening and the wind is picking up.
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Among the walls casting a darkening shadow on him is the emoluments lawsuit by attorneys general from Maryland and the District of Columbia.
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Editorial Donald Trump is heading to November like a certain zeppelin heading to New Jersey, in a darkening sky that crackles with electricity.
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Businesses are also carefully managing stock levels because of the darkening economic outlook, triggered by trade tensions between the United States and China.
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She sent along a book manuscript, titled "The Darkening Ecliptic," containing all the poems that Stewart and McAuley had written for the occasion.
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But as he pledged support for his intelligence officials, the lights in the Cabinet Room went down, darkening his face before the cameras.
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The police in Queensland, Australia, shared photos last month of a dust storm darkening the skies over the town of Charleville, for example.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's politics are darkening: the governing coalition, in power for barely two years, is in tumult and regional tensions are rising.
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On January 6, the company launched 60 satellites coated in an "experimental darkening treatment," but was not forthcoming on what that treatment involved.
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The street photographer liked to shoot her shadow, the outline of a hat and raised arm darkening a patch of sidewalk or grass.
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Darkening, an exhibition of Lorna Simpson's glacial paintings, submerges us in an icy desert largely devoid of language and far from human habitation.
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In many cultures, the darkening of the sun meant the gods were very, very angry with humanity, and about to inflict some punishment.
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People are even accusing her of literally painting on a different skin color when she applies her makeup, and intentionally darkening her skin significantly.
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Hydroquinone, which is still legal in the U.S. in products containing less than 2%, can cause rashes, redness, irritation, and even, paradoxically, skin darkening.
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Note the Shade and Shine tools, for darkening and lightening spots on the image respectively (again you can adjust the brush size if needed).
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According to Bryan Snider, the photographer who captured this terrorstorm sweeping across the rapidly-darkening Arizona sky, there was flash flooding in the area.
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Images from the production drew criticism over the use of a prosthetic nose and skin-darkening makeup to make Saldana more closely resemble Simone.
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British consumers' darkening mood over the economy and the outlook for personal finances, added to signs of a lacklustre second quarter for the economy.
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That defeat on a cold, darkening evening by Marco Cecchinato proved only a prelude to winning Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and January's Australian Open.
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In pink, Tiler Peck has a cotton-candy delicacy that doesn't stop her from playing precisely with the music or darkening when it does.
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Mr. Conyers said in a statement that the epidemic was "a darkening stain on the world's conscience" and was damaging the United Nations' credibility.
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You might need to add room-darkening shades, a fan or sound machine to create the ambiance you need to fall — and stay — asleep.
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A peaceful march here had turned grisly, and a gunman's rampage wrapped darkening downtown streets in panic, noise and the stench of gun smoke.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The growing ranks of stock market Eeyores now have another reason to stay glum: Next year's profit picture is darkening fast.
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FITCH-TRADE POLICY DISRUPTIONS LIKE SHARP ESCALATION IN US-CHINA TRADE WAR AND RISKS OF A 'NO-DEAL' BREXIT ARE DARKENING GLOBAL ECONOMIC OUTLOOK
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With the epidemic darkening the mood across China, the Communist Youth League apparently thought the nation's youth would appreciate some new, patriotic cartoon mascots.
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"Given the increasingly unbalanced nature of growth and the darkening business mood, risks to the immediate outlook seem tilted to the downside," Williamson said.
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Blackface dates back nearly 200 years, when white performers started darkening their faces with polish and cork to mock enslaved Africans in minstrel shows.
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The swirling lights stood out against the darkening sky next to the city's own rows of electric squares, but they were far more arresting.
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The sector grew at its weakest pace since 2003 in November, with disappointing industrial and domestic demand figures also darkening the Asian giant's economic outlook.
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But Croft says the depth of the pullback indicates that expectations for slower economic growth and darkening demand forecasts are what's truly driving the rout.
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Adding to the headache for policymakers, Japan's economic growth contracted in July-September and is expected to rebound only modestly on darkening prospects for exports.
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There came a turning point at which darkening my skin in the sun transformed into a very personal, even prideful, choice: I love being brown.
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On Thursday, South Korea said exports had tumbled for an eighth straight month in July, with the worsening trade dispute darkening an increasingly gloomy picture.
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Harris says language shapes reality, but in his estimation the language describing the real impact of technology wasn't sufficient to illustrate the ever-darkening storms.
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"Despite a darkening economic outlook, wealth creation will remain a constant in 2019," Liam Bailey, Knight Frank's global head of research, said in the report.
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The Christian destruction of Greek and Roman monuments came to the fore recently with the 211 publication of journalist Catherine Nixey's book The Darkening Age.
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Brazil's economy has been blighted this year by high unemployment, weak industrial production, economic troubles in neighboring Argentina and a darkening outlook for global growth.
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Once the cocoa pods are harvested, the beans are fermented and heated, slowly darkening into that rich, chocolate-y color we associate with DOVE®.
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Last year, BECCA Cosmetics received widespread criticism on Twitter after people accused it of darkening a white model's skin tone to demonstrate the deeper shades.
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China is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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Later, blues strong enough to render sea and sky were made from weathered copper-carbonate azurite—crystalline bright but sometimes darkening in an oil binder.
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Just for good measure, the phone's default wallpapers have gradually darkening gradients that do a good job obscuring the cut out while not in use.
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In keeping with Mr. Cooper's darkening view, there is a prevailing sense of isolation and anonymity, alternating with breathtaking beauty, especially of the earth itself.
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While Ms. Hales believes that social media has coarsened debate, she has no doubt that Brexit is the main factor behind the darkening public mood.
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Deodorants and antiperspirants have ingredients that can irritate the skin, and any inflammation can lead to a thickening — and darkening — of the skin over time.
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HSI dropped more than 3% in morning trade as investor confidence continued to weaken amid the darkening trade outlook and the latest anti-government protests.
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HSI dropped more than 3% in morning trade as investor confidence continued to weaken amid the darkening trade outlook and the latest anti-government protests.
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"Glacial darkening" is where deep purple, bulbous algae sprout on a layer of naturally occurring dust mixed with soot from air pollution and forest fires.
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The outlook for Hong Kong's economy is darkening as rising interest rates are set to slam the city's property market, while the escalating China-U.
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Today, such artistic license — deliberately darkening a subject's appearance as a way of overemphasizing race and provoking the viewer — would be seen as racially insensitive.
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Further darkening the island's economic outlook is the economic program likely to be unveiled at the end of this month by its newly elected governor.
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Blackbirds haunt the darkening sky above the dust-ridden farmland — a literal murder of crows who portentously circle above the famed painter's one-eared head.
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Last week, they made even more dire admonitions at a London donor conference on Syria, pushing for more aid while channeling the darkening mood at home.
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The two-week disposable contacts will presumably work similar to how Transitions glasses do, slowly darkening when you step outside and are exposed to ultraviolet light.
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The man walking me through the demo told me the app is likely picking up on sun damage and darkening it, which happens as we age.
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Visually, it's very cool: the lighting in the picture will change throughout the day to reflect your Mac's current time, even darkening from morning to night.
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Around them, people double-fisted pickles and beer; illuminating the darkening space was Fukuyama's looping video, a cycle of destruction and new life all in one.
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Even if the darkening cloud of Russia's incursion on the 2016 election were not hanging over Trump, such a scenario would have set off alarm bells.
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But the darkening outlook is also forcing them to brace for the likelihood of another economic downturn and brainstorm ideas on how to respond, they say.
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Fruits, nuts, and energy bars are just a few healthy snacks that you can turn to when you find your energy level dropping or mood darkening.
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In his book, he dreams of "little shires" where Christians will sanctify themselves and offer "light-filled alternatives" to the raging hedonism of a darkening world.
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China's economy is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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Dr. Gutierrez waited in the shotgun seat of an S.U.V. Dr. Mizuno walked over and pointed up to the ridge line, where the sky was darkening.
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In short, this is a breathlessly fast-moving collection that leaves a reader enchanted, provoked and curious about the little-noticed corners of the darkening world.
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Under a darkening sky and against the dark backdrop of the stands at London's White Hart Lane, Mitchell had a difficult time seeing his team's players.
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Though the trauma of her rape is evident in the ever-darkening and more violent paintings of Judith's story, her primary concern is saving her honor.
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However, in "Inside F.B.I., a Darkening Mood and Rising Doubts About an Investigation" (news article, May 11), F.B.I. agents who were interviewed question precisely that point.
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Instead of having the glass replaced, my mother just drew the curtains and lowered the canvas awning outside, permanently darkening that area of our living room.
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The governor denied being either man in the picture, but later admitted to darkening his face to resemble Michael Jackson during a dance contest in 1984.
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Mr. Trump should be leading the call for a thorough investigation, since it would be the only way to remove this darkening cloud from his presidency.
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The World Trade Organization recently warned of a "darkening outlook for trade" that could make this the weakest year for global trade growth in a decade.
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Its sensor swinging, the balloon drifts up and then curves sharply north, caught in the updraft, and is sucked into the underbelly of the darkening cloud.
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Will we stand firmly in the footprints of Abraham Lincoln, or in the ever-darkening shadow of those too cowardly to call hate by its name?
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SINGAPORE, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Oil prices inched up on Tuesday amid supply cuts by producer club OPEC and Russia, although the darkening economic outlook capped gains.
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The numbers, released Thursday in a monthly report from the Treasury, paint a darkening picture for the US budget as the federal government runs short on credit.
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As a result of the structural change, they're able to absorb more light as it tries to pass through, shielding the wearer's eyes, and darkening the lenses.
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The massive cloud of black smoke darkening the sky over the peninsula is very apparent as our local BEECN hears the call, and we need little convincing.
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A new book, The Darkening Web, argues that stories like these are going to become more and more common as countries seek to project power in cyberspace.
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The "Darkening of Tristram" will be free when it releases, and can be played as early as next week in the Diablo 3 Public Test Realm server.
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While corticosteroids can be effective, results don't happen overnight and these medications often have side effects like stretch marks and thinning, thickening or darkening of the skin.
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Though the Fed has forecast two more interest rate hikes for 2019, a darkening global economic outlook and highly volatile stock markets have clouded the policy picture.
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But he agreed with the pans that the dramatic structure of "Prima Donna" was "pretty bland" and that he needed to work on darkening his orchestral palette.
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We tan without trying during the warmer months because of increased sun exposure: Skin-darkening UV rays are stronger during the summer, and we're typically outside more.
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" The new "Crystal" focuses on a perilous quest, undertaken by a trio of young Gelflings in an effort to save their world from warnings of "the darkening.
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But that's entirely in line with the series' darkening final seasons when fans were forced to contend with the truth of their antihero's growing greed and sociopathy.
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Data from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter implied that the darkening was caused by water flowing and hydrating the salts, according to a paper also published in Nature Geoscience.
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"The Darkening Trapeze: Last Poems" was edited by Levis's lifelong friend the poet David St. John, whose afterword directs the reader's attention to this book's unusual curatorial journey.
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In a field at the edge of the University of Minnesota's St. Paul campus, half a dozen students and lab technicians glance up at the darkening afternoon skies.
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Within a few days, the particles fall back down to earth, darkening the snow and hindering the snow's ability to reflect the sun's radiation—resulting in more warming.
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Hitch Hiker, 1989-90 Under a turbulent sky, a red eighteen-wheeler truck moves across a darkening country landscape, its headlights casting twin beams on the road ahead.
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On Saturday, parts of Manhattan lost power for hours, darkening Broadway theaters and closing restaurants and shops in a partial blackout blamed on a faulty piece of equipment.
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The darkening outlook for Britain's economy was reflected in the money markets, where investors no longer expect an interest rate increase by the Bank of England next year.
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Oil prices inched up, supported by concerns about supply disruptions following U.S. sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry but pegged back by a darkening outlook for the global economy.
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The result will inflame turnout from the Democratic base and independent voters who disapprove Trump, making a blue wave more likely and darkening House GOP prospects in November.
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The darkening clouds over the economy contributed to the Federal Reserve's decision last week to bring its three-year campaign to tighten monetary policy to an abrupt end.
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Local farmers had watched over the last decade and a half as waves of industrial farms arrived, tilling so much land that dust storms began darkening the sky.
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At the same, Australia's central bank has switched to a more accommodative policy path in the face of a darkening outlook for growth, rising unemployment and lukewarm inflation.
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And the sell-off was accompanied by other indications that investors were betting on a darkening outlook for the global economy: tumbling oil prices and falling bond yields.
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The sudden darkening of the outlook comes against a long stretch of resilience for the economy — in an expansion now in its 21918th year, the longest on record.
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In the rapidly fading evening light, the pope, dressed in the papacy's signature white vestments, was stunningly set against the darkening stone of the monumental St. Peter's Basilica.
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Risks to the global economy have risen from a bitter trade war between the United States and China, darkening the outlook for Japan's economy, the world's third-largest.
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Risks to the global economy have risen from a bitter trade war between the United States and China, darkening the outlook for Japan's economy, the world's third-largest.
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Just one shop among the thousands in Tehran's sprawling Grand Bazaar can offer a tableau of the darkening mood descending across Iran as American sanctions again take hold.
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Murray's serve, meanwhile, was misfiring and, under darkening skies and roared on by a partisan crowd, he had to dig deep to stay on terms with the Australian.
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The International Monetary Fund's warning of a darkening outlook on Monday, after China's confirmed its slowest growth rate in nearly 21.1358 years, continued to weigh on the mood.
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Trailed by a clutch of reporters, he climbed wordlessly out of the station and, under darkening clouds that threatened a summer rain, walked to his re-election event.
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The excellent new Okovi, her fifth studio release, is packed with dark, dramatic, death-fixated tunes that seem to beckon seductively to the darkening days and lengthening nights.
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The German steel-to-elevator maker stood by its 2018/19 targets, but warned the global economic environment is darkening after reporting a big drop in first-quarter results.
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But while it has forecast two more hikes for 215, the darkening global economic outlook, convulsing stock markets and a record-long government shutdown are clouding the policy picture.
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The world's second largest economy is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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Most mobile photo-editing apps let you touch up photos with a built-in filter to add a nostalgic sepia tone, a touch of contrast or a darkening vignette.
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The International Monetary Fund's warning of a darkening economic outlook after China's confirmation of its slowest growth rate in nearly 4.53 years were among factors weighing on investor sentiment.
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The family says they can try again with the same smuggler, for no extra fee, though Ahmed is despondent as he watches the clouds gathering above the darkening waters.
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"Darkening your face, regardless of the context and circumstances, is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blackface," the Canadian prime minister said Thursday at a news conference.
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In that scenario, known as nuclear winter, firestorms lead to a long-term darkening of the skies and global cooling due to the accumulation of aerosols into the atmosphere.
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A much-hyped paper announced this as "strong evidence" for liquid water back in 2015, but another, more recent paper suggested there could be a better explanation for the darkening.
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One of the main misconceptions about microneedling is that the punctures caused by the device can cause darkening of the skin, which is a valid concern, according to Dr. Hartman.
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Against such darkening prospects, a simmering U.S.-China trade war is doubly negative, the broader impact on global trade coming with a specific hit on already stuttering manufacturing supply chains.
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Darken or lighten areas of an imageA full photo editing app is your best option for darkening or lightening an image, rather than a tool dedicated to just one job.
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But just because for me, darkening my skin is about pride, that doesn't mean for someone like my mom, striving for fair skin means she is ashamed of being Indian.
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The darkening outlook for Britain's economy was also reflected in the money markets, where investors have all but priced out a rate hike by the Bank of England next year.
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On Saturday, parts of Manhattan lost power for hours, darkening Broadway theaters, halting subways and closing restaurants and shops in a partial blackout blamed on a faulty piece of equipment.
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The original Diablo returns in the form of a new anniversary update called "Darkening of Tristram," which brings the graphics, gameplay, and style of the first game to Diablo 3.
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In Asia, shares lost more ground as investors began the new quarter in a cautious mood, with glimmers of life in China's economy offset by a darkening mood in Japan.
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Incumbent parties do not have much choice in the matter: if enough people in Florida or Ohio think that the sky is darkening, then Hillary Clinton will lose in November.
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The world's second largest economy, China is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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I have room darkening curtains and I don't schedule appointments before 10 AM. But yeah, I always say I sleep like a college student, bits and pieces here and there.
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At least the first round of fiery deaths avoided the darkening of the skies and cooling of the climate, likely caused by the release of huge quantities of sulfate aerosols.
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Industrial output rebounded more than expected in July, government data released earlier on Friday showed, but production was set to contract next month, signalling a darkening outlook for the economy.
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Industrial output rebounded more than expected in July, government data released earlier on Friday showed, but production was set to contract next month, signaling a darkening outlook for the economy.
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So like the old Southern Democrats, modern-day Republicans have responded to darkening electoral horizons and rank-and-file perceptions of existential threat with a win-at-any-cost mentality.
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The survey was conducted mostly before recent controversies over blackface roiled politics in Virginia, where the governor and attorney general both admitted to darkening their skin as part of costumes.
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The German steel-to-elevator company stood by its 2018/19 targets but reported a big drop in first-quarter results and warned that the global economic environment is darkening.
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They overestimated carbon uptake by trees, and suggested putting trees where they've never been, or where they'd actually make the planet hotter (by darkening planetary albedo over icy, more reflective terrain).
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Investors' fears about the impact of trade tensions and heightened uncertainty on business investment and growth next year is darkening the outlook for distillates just as it is hitting equity markets.
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The cloud of smoke filling the sky to the northwest, beginning to glow orange from the flames in the darkening twilight, underlies every action with a sense of importance and urgency.
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The reason for the change is a darkening world economy, caused primarily by the failure of America and China to strike a deal to bring their trade war to an end.
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Other factors are darkening the horizon for Mexico, such as slowing global growth, higher American interest rates and falling oil prices, says Ociel Hernández, a strategist at BBVA Bancomer, a bank.
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In "Windsor Terrace" (2017), a foreshortened trellised archway in the foreground acts as a gateway into the darkening horizon, while above, fiery pink clouds are ignited by the sun's last rays.
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The report points to the underlying strength in the U.S. labor market, despite a darkening economic outlook that has left the Federal Reserve cautious about further interest rate hikes this year.
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The governor later said he did not believe he was either person in the photo, but acknowledged darkening his skin for a Michael Jackson dance contest at another point in 1984.
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And with less than 10 weeks to go in the race and a darkening political landscape confronting him, Mr. Trump's brand of disruptive spectacle may increasingly come to define his candidacy.
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What motivates people to keep lightening or darkening their skin, despite suffering health consequences, and even if most of us would find the results less-than-flattering, if not altogether shocking?
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Rather than the trade war, Wilson argued investors are reacting negatively to the realization that the Fed has gone from very hawkish to very dovish due to the darkening economic environment.
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Long, stalking shots of deserted roads and darkening landscapes alternate with the flares of garish color in a kaleidoscopic birthday party, and the rainbow fluorescence of a bus shelter at night.
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A lot of people want Kobe to be an uncomplicated luminary, a great man without inconvenient addendums, and yet here is the inconvenient shadow of a female form darkening the background.
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The number of fires in the Amazon increased this year as well, sending smoke thousands of miles across the region, darkening skies all the way to São Paulo, Brazil's largest city.
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"The darkening cloud on the horizon, however, is due to rising concerns about the potential negative impact of tariffs on the domestic economy," Richard Curtin, Surveys of Consumers chief economist, said.
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The contrast between the place where U.S. monetary policy is set and the place where those who haven't a cent congregate illuminates the darkening economic reality for so many in America.
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Darkening, opens with a poem printed on the wall near the gallery's entrance — this one by Robin Coste Lewis — but I prefer the Pinsky ode as a pilot through the show.
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Both benchmarks have lost more than 40 percent of their value amid darkening forecasts for growth in oil demand and surging output from top producers the United States, Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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At the same time, there are growing fears about a possible deceleration in consumption growth, with oil prices falling in tandem with equity markets against the backdrop of a darkening economic outlook.
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Henry James, writing, in 1879, about Nathaniel Hawthorne, spelled out some of the possibilities available to an American overshadowed by the "darkening cloud" of original sin that came with the Puritan heritage.
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Related: Using This Lush Product Will Apparently Cause A Plant To Grow In Your BathroomSo, I swapped my traditional face mist for this skin-darkening version for a week to find out.
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Whenever you notice some new-to-you spots or moles on your skin, it's a good idea to see a dermatologist who can tell if there's some other reason for the darkening.
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Equity markets rose on potential economic stimulus from China, following their worst week of the year due to a darkening global economic scenario, exacerbated by a weak U.S. jobs report on Friday.
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The potential impact of a "no-deal Brexit" had weighed heavily on bond markets, with the potential impact of such a development darkening the economic and rates outlook on Britain and Europe.
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The outlook illustrates the darkening mood among investors in recent months and suggests gains in the UK stock market, long shunned by international investors amid Brexit uncertainty, have likely run their course.
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However, if this LME Week's mood has been cautiously upbeat for metal prices, Wednesday's spill-over sell-off from collapsing stock markets was a chill reminder of the darkening storm clouds ahead.
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Equity markets rose on potential economic stimulus from China following their worst week of the year due to a darkening global economic scenario, exacerbated by a weak U.S. jobs report on Friday.
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In addition, winds are sometimes carrying soot from the northern fires onto the immense sheet of ice covering Greenland, darkening the surface and causing it to absorb more of the sun's heat.
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This series, in particular, has some question marks and ellipses — the politics of darkening or lightening one's skin, for instance, remains unaddressed as Ms. Grzeszykowska embodies the photographic duality of positive/negative.
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Uncertainty over U.S. President Donald Trump's policies and concern over a darkening global economic outlook sent Japan's Nikkei average plunging to a 20-month low, and into bear market territory, on Tuesday.
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About 50 men locked arms and swayed, harmonizing in Hebrew under darkening skies, while police looked on and pilgrims laid stones and flowers at memorials for the 11 congregants who were slain.
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Icelandic black metal may be some of the world's best, but there's more than one shade of black darkening Reykjavik's practice spaces—one of which is the kaleidoscopic range of progressive metal.
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In a sign of the darkening cloud of suspicion surrounding his life and presidency, CNN reported that New York prosecutors want to interview Trump Organization executives just hours before the address began.
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The BOJ Tankan is also expected to show a darkening outlook for big manufacturers, down to minus 303 from zero, and that for non-manufacturers down to plus 2 from plus 18.
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With LED bulbs attached to the ID bands that are strapped on their ankles, the birds, signaled by trainers, illuminate the darkening sky just as the city's buildings flick on their lights.
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Elizabeth Bruenig: Lawmakers who refuse to address gun violence are darkening American life The Post's View: How many more names will be added to the list before Mitch McConnell acts on guns?
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"The darkening outlook for trade is discouraging, but not unexpected," WTO Director-General Roberto Azevedo said in a statement, urging WTO members to resolve trade disagreements and cooperate to reform the WTO.
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A U.S. consumer confidence survey furthered concerns, falling by the most in nine months in September, as Americans saw the economic outlook darkening in the face of the U.S.-China trade war.
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What is more serious is if it's used at a high concentration for an extended period of time — it can cause ochronosis, where you can get this paradoxical darkening of the skin.
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This is the moment the artist spies me and strides over, smiling in a pea coat, polo shirt, cutoff shorts, and no socks in tennis shoes despite the dark (and darkening) Autumn.
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On a darkening, cold afternoon, before a crackling fireplace inside Fine & Rare's candlelit dining room, several servers and bartenders gathered recently for a training seminar on the lesser-known French brandy, Armagnac.
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Asian shares and the dollar both lost more ground as investors began the new quarter in a cautious mood, with glimmers of life in China's economy offset by a darkening mood in Japan.
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The Bank of Japan refrained from offering additional monetary stimulus despite external headwinds and anaemic inflation, spiking the yen to a two-year high that clouds an already darkening outlook for the economy.
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You could see a very slight darkening where I applied the powder in the UV camera monitor, signifying some UV blockage, but it was very subtle, meaning the powder was providing inadequate protection.
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As Charlize Theron and Emilia Clarke proved at last night's Oscars, the de-blonding of Hollywood is well underway (with Clarke reportedly darkening her own blonde with color from a box, no less).
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"The Darkening of Tristram" will be added to the Public Test Realm for Diablo — a frequently updated beta server where patches are tested in a live environment, prior to release — sometime next week.
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But not all bats might go haywire: a team of researchers in Mexico reported that vampire bats didn't even seem to notice the solar eclipse darkening the sky outside their cave in 1991.
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Boyajian and her colleagues came up with several hypotheses to explain what might be going on, including a swarm of comets, gravity darkening, and a giant, artificial construction—a so-called alien megastructure.
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German business confidence deteriorated in June, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting the mood among company executives in Europe's biggest economy was darkening in light of the threat of a global trade war.
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Markets took China at its word and went into free fall as speculators, not least Chinese speculators, targeted the metals complex as a proxy for darkening growth prospects, not least Chinese growth prospects.
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Possible methods include bioengineering organisms to convert carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to oxygen, or darkening the Martian polar caps to reduce the amount of sunlight they reflect and increase the surface temperature.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finnish police plan to launch a criminal investigation into options trading at Nokian Tyres stemming from manipulated product tests, darkening the mood after the company reported rising quarterly profit on Friday.
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While it appears on social media as though Horan's hair has been slowly darkening over the past few months, this marks the first time the singer has come out with strikingly darker locks.
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"But something happens over the course of that slowness," she said, noting in particular the final scene of a gradually darkening field of grass, from which the girls erupt in a joyous stampede.
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A day later, Northam reversed course, saying he did not believe he was either person in the photo while admitting to darkening his skin once for a Michael Jackson dance contest in 1984.
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Johnny Depp turned heads playing a Native American in The Long Ranger (2013), and Zoe Saldana offended many Nina Simone fans by darkening her skin to portray the blues queen in Nina (2016).
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Despite the darkening economic outlook, Kuroda dismissed the idea floated by some U.S. academics to print money unlimitedly to bank-roll government debt for fiscal spending - a concept dubbed "Modern Monetary Theory" (MMT).
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And the more desperate the Trump administration becomes to eke out some kind of win amid a darkening political situation, the more it will try to make small victories seem like big ones.
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Indeed, a darkening American span can be tracked in his scores: We've seen pot become sinsemilla, then "sweet and jungly" Maui Wowie; LSD become mescaline, hash oil, heroin, powder cocaine and, soon, rock.
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They served, at first, as a respite from some of the dense and difficult narratives we were reading, as well as from the darkening mood and news from the world outside our classroom.
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" But where the "darkening cloud" metaphors piled up in those provinces, there were clearing skies Friday night on Fox, as the host Tucker Carlson assured his audience: "This whole story is a hoax.
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Sodium bisulfite is used to keep shrimp shells from undergoing melanosis (also called black spot), which is a darkening of the head and shell after the shrimp are harvested and exposed to oxygen.
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Impellizzeri, a painter who had moved from Sicily, waved a cigarette in the darkening air, and lauded the beautiful light of the place, which gave it "a real atmosphere for painting," he said.
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Say we brought back sky-darkening flocks of passenger pigeons, extinct since 1914: Would we need to revive the American chestnut trees (gone by way of an invasive fungus) that provided their food?
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The FTSE 100's sharp recovery from lows after Britons voted to leave the European Union in June stands in stark contrast to a darkening outlook for the pound and the domestic economy.
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While the government is considering a stimulus package of around 10 trillion yen ($88 billion) to offset the tax hike impact, a darkening overseas outlook could strengthen politicians' calls for even bigger spending.
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The result of the digital darkening of white users' skin tones is reminiscent of blackface, a practice originating in the early 19th century where people performed racist caricatures of black people using greasepaint.
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Venezuela's government is facing growing criticism abroad as well as an opposition push at home for a referendum to recall President Nicolas Maduro against the darkening economic backdrop of chronic shortages and spiraling inflation.
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WASHINGTON — A senior House Democrat who is among his party's top voices on trade came out against the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership on Thursday, further darkening the congressional outlook for the landmark agreement.
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If you then tap the sliders icon at the bottom, you'll see the usual brightness and contrast options are listed alongside Highlights (useful for darkening bright areas) and Shadows (useful for brightening dark areas).
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But the darkening shivers of his arrangement for string quartet, played by Brooklyn Rider, set up an emotional pivot: He's still numb from a wrenching loss, and his daily routine provides only meager distraction.
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For now, the flying drone warehouses remain just a patent — Amazon has given no indication that it will actually be darkening the skies above our cities with huge, drone-swarm-deploying blimps anytime soon.
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Indicating improved appetite for riskier assets, global stocks regained some ground after its worst week in the year fuelled by a darkening economic outlook, as China promised further stimulus to cure their ailing economy.
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With Asia's economic growth outlook darkening, many oil speculators have sold out of long positions which have been profiting from an almost doubling in crude prices since hitting over decade lows earlier this year.
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Meanwhile, German business confidence deteriorated in June, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting the mood among company executives in Europe's biggest economy is darkening as the world edges towards a full-blown trade war.
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While denying he appeared in the photograph in question, the governor admitted past mistakes he said were racially insensitive, including darkening his face as part of a Michael Jackson costume for a dance competition.
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And controversy pitting Trump against GOP leaders over Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate race, and the darkening cloud of the Russia investigation, risk scrambling the President's concentration in the crucial weeks to come.
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Hong Kong (CNN)There's no easy way out in the darkening diplomatic feud between China and Canada over the detention of a Huawei executive -- even as a man's life now hangs on the outcome.
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About 50 men locked arms and swayed, harmonizing in Hebrew under darkening skies, while police looked on and pilgrims laid stones and flowers at memorials for the 11 congregants who were slain last Saturday.
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The wind-blown pollutants settle onto glaciers, darkening them and reducing their ability to reflect away sunlight, which leads to a faster rate of melting, said Ghulam Rasul, director general of Pakistan's Meteorological Department.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The outlook for Britain's housing market is darkening fast ahead of Brexit, with sales expectations falling to their lowest level in at least 20 years by one measure, surveys showed on Thursday.
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This is not the man I expected to live inside of me, to guide me through this haunted forest that is middle age, to hack a new path of years forward through darkening woods.
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But the "skies are darkening" for DACA, Honig said, as the Trump administration's effort to terminate the program -- backed this week by the Justice Department -- heads to the Supreme Court in its upcoming term.
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Huffing my way up through the eastern entrance of Unaweep Canyon, the sun was bright, but by the time I got into the valley's pine- and juniper-crested main thoroughfare, clouds were darkening overhead.
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You might not laugh, though, if you knew that the original lyric for that song included a line about the sun darkening the skin of black people — only "black people" is not the term.
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They see me getting scolded from time to time, getting locked out of my own house, but where are they in the darkening rooms when a close friend dies or rebels storm the embassy.
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Even in remote Latvia — hardly a top destination for migrants, given its frosty winters and threadbare welfare system — a darkening swirl of fear has emanated from politicians, the news media and the wider population.
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"NASA drew particular attention to Australia&aposs neighbor New Zealand, saying: "The smoke is having a dramatic impact on New Zealand, causing severe air quality issues across the county and visibly darkening mountaintop snow.
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TL;DR: Grab a room-darkening Manta Sleep Mask on sale for more than 20% off, dropping the price to just $29.99 — a small price to pay for the best sleep of your life.
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One satellite that launched on Monday, for example, will test an "experimental darkening treatment" that could reduce the reflection it gives off, according to Lauren Lyons, a Starlink engineer who hosted the launch webcast.
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Energy market participants are currently seen weighing bullish factors that include potential supply disruptions to Iranian crude exports against more bearish indicators, such as the darkening global economic outlook and a resurgent U.S. dollar.
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Steel-to-elevators group Thyssenkrupp on Tuesday warned of a darkening economic backdrop, signaling tough times for its capital goods business as it works through a major restructuring and major car markets go into reverse.
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Related: Assassinations, Curses, and Stolen Jewels: The 'Blue Diamond Affair' Is Still Darkening Saudi-Thai Relations A spokesperson for Natural Fruit could not be reached by VICE News prior to the publication of this article.
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Darkening clouds in the United States contrast with an acceleration of the euro zone economy and an ebbing of political risk after this month's defeat for the anti-euro, far right in France's presidential elections.
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The dollar fell to a 15-month low against the yen as the darkening global growth outlook and equities sell-off reduced the possibility of an interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve this year.
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Inflation in the euro zone languishes at less than half the ECB's target, the economic outlook is darkening again and support for Draghi's brand of aggressive money printing has never been lower among rate-setters.
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The darkening global economic outlook saw the Bank of Japan refraining from trimming its bond buying in an operation on Monday even as the 240-year yield fell further below the BOJ's policy target levels.
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Here is a brief review of some of those beautifying gadgets, which, if not for torturous pain, quackery, government interference, surveillance technology, or Clockwork Orange–esque stylings, might still be darkening our bedside tables today.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - German steel-to-elevators group Thyssenkrupp on Tuesday warned of a darkening economic backdrop, including a weakening automotive market, signalling tough times for its capital goods business ahead of a planned separation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Business confidence in Germany fell in June to its lowest in more than a year, suggesting the mood among company executives is darkening as the world edges toward a full-blown trade war.
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ANZ bank said the darkening economic outlook "overshadowed the supply-side issues" the oil market was facing amid supply cuts led by producer club OPEC as well as the U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran.
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But while much of the coverage and policy around this issue has positioned it as a suburban or small-town, middle-America crisis, the same storm darkening the heartland was brewing in America's largest city.
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Alexander Klimburg, a cybersecurity expert at the Atlantic Council think tank and author of The Darkening Web, told me the likeliest culprit was a well-known and powerful hacking network known as the Lazarus Group.
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It's sad in the same way that so many of the beasts and monsters in the Dark Souls games are sad—they are relics of a forgotten world, left to decay in a darkening space.
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But policymakers did note a darkening global outlook and said Britain's economy was now on track to stagnate in the second quarter, rather than grow 0.2% quarter-on-quarter as it had forecast last month.
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You and Sam make a list of your favorite foods, and I'll bring them, and ——" Storm clouds start darkening the face of Mount Ma. "What does Sam say he'd like to do in New York?
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Since Time published a 2001 yearbook photo showing Justin Trudeau wearing brownface at an "Arabian Nights" themed party on Wednesday, two more instances of the Canadian prime minister darkening his skin with makeup have surfaced.
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Unless they find the dark crystal and steal its power back from the Skeksis, their world as they know it will face "the darkening," an infection in the crystal threatening to spread, and change forever.
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That's rated "very unhealthy" by the World Health Organization, and many times worse than the maximum safe exposure level, but nowhere near those headline-making, sky-darkening days when the Beijing index has topped 700.
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Sidewalk sheds are those scaffolds of aluminum or steel, topped with plywood and often accessorized with duct tape, graffiti and pigeon droppings, that cling by the thousands to the sides of buildings, darkening countless blocks.
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We dealt with sleeping arrangements largely by darkening rooms as much as curtains and blinds would allow and letting the boys stay up later than usual, but bedtime often stretched as late as 11 p.m.
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But policymakers did note a darkening global outlook and said Britain's economy was now on track to stagnate in the second quarter, rather than grow 22% quarter-on-quarter as it had forecast last month.
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Things have lightened up quite a bit, with a new, white background that features a darkening gradient as it pushes out toward the edge of the page, to mimic the oxidation effect that old books undergo.
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Despite the signs of strength at home, darkening trade clouds globally continue to hang over the economy with exports falling 0.1% in April-June, failing to bounce back from a 2.0% slump in the previous quarter.
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But while they're quite common these days, it's probably going to take some time to get used to seeing people wearing the contact lens versions, which will have the unsettling effect of darkening a wearer's irises.
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Very few loyal players like that they'll have to pay to play the Necromancer class, and many others find the "Darkening of Tristram" dungeon a poor way to celebrate 20 years of such a storied franchise.
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The economy has come center stage with the country in the grip of recession for most of the last year, the outlook for growth darkening, annual inflation over 50%, job numbers down and poverty up sharply.
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Applying it to the skin may lead to a temporary darkening or staining of the skin, but because sodas are acidic, it may exfoliate dead cells, enhancing the ability of UV light penetrate into the skin.
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"In people's minds there is a sense of a deeply darkening macroeconomic backdrop, in particular the likelihood that the U.S. will drop interest rate quite soon," said Ross Norman, chief executive at bullion dealer Sharps Pixley.
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I was on the jury for this year's US documentary competition at Sundance, in which all three of these films appeared alongside others, and I can attest to my rapidly darkening mood while watching them all.
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The International Monetary Fund's warning of a darkening outlook on Monday after China's confirmation of its slowest growth rate in nearly 210 years and amid more head-scratching over Brexit continued to weigh on the mood.
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DARKENING CLOUDS The softening business spending outlook was highlighted by a another report on Thursday from the Philadelphia Fed showing its manufacturing activity index dropped to a reading of -2235 this month from 2750 in January.
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For the sake of clarity, blackface means literally darkening your skin with makeup (in the olden days, they used burnt cork), exaggerating your eyes and lips so you resemble an offensive cartoon of a black person.
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"In people's minds there is a sense of a deeply darkening macroeconomic backdrop, in particular the likelihood that the U.S. will drop interest rates quite soon," said Ross Norman, chief executive at bullion dealer Sharps Pixley.
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Here's how the article describes her account, 10 years after the fact: Today at 52 she still can't quite explain exactly why she did what she did 10 years ago — on the darkening evening of Dec.
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Traders said the main drags on prices were the darkening economic outlook due to trade tensions between the United States and China, and weakening currencies in emerging economies that are weighing on growth and fuel consumption.
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It's like trying to imagine the enormous storms of passenger pigeons that crossed the Midwest in the 19th century, traveling in flocks the size of Manhattan island, darkening the sky for hours when they passed overhead.
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Forgetting the possible unintended ecological consequences of, say, darkening skies with passenger pigeons again, I don't think the bucardo that lived for seven minutes would testify on our behalf at a trial for crimes against biodiversity.
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The BOJ is under pressure to respond to growing risks to Japan's recovery, as a darkening global economic outlook pushes the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank to drop hints of further monetary easing.
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But the BoE noted a darkening outlook for the world economy which prompted the European Central Bank, U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan to signal this week that more stimulus could be on the way.
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Relaxer is set in the shadow of Y2K, but Abbie takes no notice of the darkening clouds around him; he just stays inside and keeps playing Pac-Man, determined to reach the game's secret 257th level.
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Skaggs cruised through the Rays' order through 3 1/3 innings before a power outage struck the main lighting inside Tropicana Field, darkening the stadium and scoreboards, shutting down the TV broadcast and hindering the radio feed.
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But the outlook is darkening, and earlier this week Germany's DIW economic institute slashed its 2018 growth forecast for Germany by 0.5 percentage points to 1.9 percent, and by 63 percentage points to 1.7 percent in 2019.
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"In people's minds there is a sense of a deeply darkening macroeconomic backdrop, in particular the likelihood that the U.S. will drop interest rates quite soon," said Ross Norman, chief executive officer at bullion dealer Sharps Pixley.
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However, the BoE noted on Thursday a darkening global outlook that has already prompted the European Central Bank, U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan to signal this week that more stimulus could be on the way.
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I crossed the Millennium Bridge, the sun breaking through the gray, darkening clouds, and wandered aimlessly through the Tate Modern, searching for Giorgio de Chirico's The Uncertainty of the Poet and Paul Klee's A Young Lady's Adventure.
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Campos Neto's characterization of the darkening global outlook, on the same day plunging markets in Argentina sent shock waves through other emerging markets, marked a notable turnaround from the central bank's last policy meeting on July 31.
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Further darkening the island's economic outlook is the economic program of draconian budget belt-tightening that Governor Rossello has agreed to at the behest of the Financial Oversight Board that Congress imposed on the island last year.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's chambers of commerce lowered its sights for exports to Britain on Thursday, forecasting a darkening trade outlook as the impact of Britons' vote to leave the European Union seeps into the euro zone economy.
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Most notably there was the decision to cast the light-skinned Dominican-American Ms. Saldana and, dare I say it, the offensive darkening of her face and eyes in the movie to approximate Simone's dark brown complexion.
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But the economic outlook is now darkening as households face rising living costs in the wake of sterling's tumble against the dollar and the euro, and wage growth is expected to remain below its long-run average.
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It did not immediately occur to me that she had not turned on the electric light, and that I was looking at the large, two-panel painting in the darkening light of a rainy afternoon in November.
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Without clear goal posts to avoid future tariffs, and without a clear path for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or U.S.M.C.A., to make it through Congress, the Mexican economy is darkening under a cloud of uncertainty.
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In part because of a darkening outlook for growth, investors have become increasingly certain that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this month, a sense that helped drive a sharp rebound in American markets last month.
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Impeaching Mr. Trump for potential violations of the emoluments clause, for example, could draw the hearings out into the summer, both darkening and extending the shadow of corruption cast on Mr. Trump ahead of the 2020 election.
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"The darkening cloud on the horizon, however, is due to rising concerns about the potential negative impact of tariffs on the domestic economy," Richard Curtin, director of the University of Michigan consumer survey, said in a statement.
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Financial pundits are already blaming the tariffs for the most recent stock market sell-off, when in fact the market's gyrations and the tensions over trade are both symptoms of the darkening mood rather than its cause.
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Because of the darkening light and cooling air, the activities of nocturnal and diurnal animals follow a different schedule: crickets will chirp earlier, for instance; frogs have been known to croak when the sun vanishes behind the moon.
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After months of Ms. Deaibes darkening the room to minimize distractions, buckling Yuna to control her jerky movements, Yuna can now stare for about three seconds, causing barn doors to open in computerized farmyards and other onscreen responses.
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And then there's the Harry Potter / Toy Story playbook, where the creators try to let their franchise grow up a little alongside its audience, using the same characters, but darkening the tone and reaching toward more mature themes.
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Darkening the outlook further are uncertainties over the future trading relationship with the EU and hopes have receded that an EU summit that concludes on Friday would break a deadlock over Brexit issues such as the Irish border.
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It was the only place Van Gogh, a restless traveller, ever considered his own—though the colours in the pictures, especially those of the walls, changed in the three versions, partly a reflection of Van Gogh's darkening mood.
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But the darkening of her skin and the use of prosthetics in an attempt to make her look more like Simone in the forthcoming film "Nina" is a painful reminder of the abhorrent history of blackface in Hollywood.
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Apps like this total eclipse timer are an option for people to follow along on their smartphones, while The Weather Channel will use AR and other high-tech design to show the darkening sky on TV and online.
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After tweeting Wednesday she was "90% sure" that she was planning on darkening her hair to brown, the star revealed her new, dark look — a major change from the bright blonde hair we've always known her to have.
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"He wants us to see Paris as less fluffy and convivial than other writers have suggested, and he succeeds in darkening our view of the City of Light," the critic Deborah Solomon wrote in The New York Times.
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Though many of us reject the notion that proximity to whiteness is preferable, societal racism and colorism (within and outside our community) have undoubtedly shaped our culture as it relates to skin color — and purposely darkening our skin.
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I think that we can't look at any news story without seeing the backdrop of what's happened, the darkening of our view of Silicon Valley, and also the fallout of no one getting punished in the financial crisis.
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Ms. Zannata said she had ignored the darkening mood until a video surfaced showing throngs of soccer fans of Palmeiras, a team based in São Paulo, chanting about how Mr. Bolsonaro, then a candidate, would kill gay people.
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The unstable chrome yellow was encountered "in the pale‐yellow background and the bright‐yellow petals, but also in the green stems and flower hearts, thus indicating their higher risk for past or future darkening," the report said.
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But with the cloud over the White House darkening each day, liberal activists are courting a backlash of their own as they demand of their lawmakers nothing short of driving the president from office by any means necessary.
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CreditCreditRolando Diaz for The New York Times The pink-tinged sky was darkening, and the air was warm and humid when my husband, Bruce, and I landed last February in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, the French Caribbean island.
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"Glaciers have algae growths often feeding on carbon deposits so that is further darkening the ice," said John Pomeroy, a professor at Canada's University of Saskatchewan, on the sidelines of a "High Mountain Summit" in Geneva this week.
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Northam has fended off calls to resign after a racist photo from his 1984 medical school yearbook page went public earlier this month and he admitted to once darkening his face to resemble Michael Jackson in the '274s.
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Darkening global economic prospects and ructions in financial markets have pushed out investor expectations for the first BoE rate hike into 2019 - an outlook some policymakers view as too pessimistic given continued steady growth in the British economy.
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The photo above — which shows plumes of smoke about half the area of Europe darkening skies as far as New Zealand in a yellow haze — was taken on Thursday by the Japan Meteorological Agency&aposs Himawari-8 satellite.
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When Huda Beauty, the company founded by Instagram beauty guru Huda Kattan, published a blog post instructing people on how to lighten their vulvas, the backlash was immediate and intense: "Vaginal lip darkening is NATURAL," one commenter wrote.
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"FOUR COMPLEX YEARS" The economy has taken center stage with the country in the grip of recession for most of the last year, the outlook for growth darkening, annual inflation over 50%, job numbers down and poverty up sharply.
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Rather, the 40 pages of the July 4 issue delivered the L.R.B.'s routine shuttle from politics to personal essay to history to literature, philosophy, economics and art — but without a piece directly on the darkening of British prospects.
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Escalating trade tension, emerging market turbulence and huge debt piling up in some countries pose risks to the world economy, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Sunday, his strongest warning to date over a darkening global outlook.
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I've used a Surface Laptop for the better part of the past year as my main computer, and even the light-colored gray model held up surprisingly well, with just a little bit of darkening where my palms rest.
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DARK CLOUDS LOOM Despite the signs of strength at home, darkening trade clouds globally continue to hang over the economy with exports falling 0.1% in April-June, failing to bounce back from a 2.0% slump in the previous quarter.
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The euro and yen have gained strongly against the dollar in recent weeks as investors sought traditional safe havens given a darkening outlook for banks and economic growth, underlined again by downgraded forecasts from the International Monetary on Tuesday.
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As a result, the U.S. fiscal picture is darkening, with the federal budget deficit expected to reach $833 billion this year, up from $666 billion in the budget year ended last September, according to the Treasury's June budget report.
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Through his foundation, DiCaprio helped fund Box's "Dark Snow" field campaign, which the prominent ice researcher is using to find out how much the darkening of the ice sheet from pollution in northern midlatitudes is speeding up its melting.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - State and local investigators have begun probing a petrochemical storage company outside Houston where a massive fire fed by giant tanks of fuel burned for days, darkening the skies with soot for dozens of miles, officials said.
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With the sky darkening over Philippe Chatrier Court in the third set, Djokovic jogged from one corner of the court to the other between points, rather than take the usual plodding steps, and sprinted to his chair during changeovers.
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The expletive-laced video by an ethnic Indian comedy duo was made in response to an advertisement featuring a Chinese actor portraying different races by darkening his skin and wearing a hijab, the headdress worn by devout Muslim women.
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Now, there's an unmistakable feeling that time is being called on one of longest U.S. economic expansions and bull markets in history, the Fed is too aggressive on monetary tightening, and the outlook for returns next year is darkening.
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Their message was clear: darkening your skin is never okay (because of aforementioned old-timey racists), but dressing up as a character of another race is usually fine, as long as the character's race isn't part of the costume.
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Darkening her distress even further is the terrified suspicion that the gossip she overheard from a couple of frustrated clients (provided with nice spunk by Medina Senghore and Portia), suggesting that her husband had been unfaithful, may be true.
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In addition, about one percent of the patients who took Vyleesi in the studies reported darkening in their gums and parts of their skin, which did not go away in about half of the patients after they stopped treatment.
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Another major drag on prices was the darkening economic outlook on the back of trade tensions between the United States and China, and weakening emerging market currencies that are weighing on growth and fuel consumption, traders and analysts said.
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Racism has reared its head through Obama's campaigns in 2008 and 2012 and during his administration — whether it was "birthers" demanding Obama provide his birth certificate, the GOP darkening his skin in campaign ads, or conservative pundits challenging Michelle Obama's patriotism.
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"A rise in strident nationalism worldwide, President Donald Trump's comments on nuclear arms and climate issues, a darkening global security landscape that is colored by increasingly sophisticated technology, and a growing disregard for scientific expertise," were among them, it said.
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Inflation in the euro zone languishes at less than half the European Central Bank's target, the economic outlook is darkening again, and support for ECB President Mario Draghi's brand of aggressive money printing has never been lower among rate-setters.
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The Bank of Japan is expected to cut its inflation forecasts at its Jan 22-23 meeting, sources told Reuters, a sign slumping oil prices and a darkening global economic outlook are heightening challenges for hitting its ambitious 2 percent target.
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The former Bayer unit, which makes chemicals for heat insulation foams and transparent polycarbonate plastics, stuck with its 2019 EBITDA target of between 1.5 billion euros and 2.0 billion euros, against the backdrop of darkening outlook for the German chemicals sector.
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So far there is no good explanation for this remarkable darkening, although by far the most intriguing possibility is that this sun is encircled by an alien megastructure (a so-called Dyson sphere) that occasionally blocks some of its light.
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In addition to global warming from greenhouse gas emissions, darkening pollution can come from soot emitted by ships passing through the increasingly sea-ice-free Arctic Ocean during the summer, as well as from power plants and factories in East Asia.
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HOUSTON, March 20 (Reuters) - State and local investigators have begun probing a petrochemical storage company outside Houston where a massive fire fed by giant tanks of fuel burned for days, darkening the skies with soot for dozens of miles, officials said.
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"The benign outlook for monetary policy should support risk assets but the elephants in the room are Brexit, trade talks and political instability in Europe," Hewson said, adding he expected Tuesday's services PMI data to confirm a darkening picture for Europe.
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Video recorded by The Associated Press showed the tower darkening Tuesday evening, a day after three people were killed in a shooting at the world-famous Strasbourg Christmas market, and as French authorities continued a manhunt for the suspected gunman.
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After a bit I went for a bath, joined in the wooden tub by two chatty and elderly Japanese men, and enjoyed the view of the darkening mountains some more before getting dressed for dinner, set for precisely 6:30 p.m.
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The expletive-laced video by an ethnic Indian comedy duo was made in response to an advertisement in which a Chinese actor portrayed different races by darkening his skin and wearing a hijab, the headdress worn by devout Muslim women.
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Absent of his moral clarity and the style of leadership such vision engenders, questions are being left unanswered, the void is filling with ambiguity -- just as thunder clouds loom on a late summer afternoon, darkening the horizon gathering torrential fury.
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And the most foreboding sign emerging from Capitol Hill on the 35th day of the impasse is that no one -- not his Republican allies or Democratic foes -- has any idea how he plans to extricate the nation from the darkening crisis.
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The market damage this year was most pronounced in China, where the world's second largest economy is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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The darkening outlook jars with the resolute optimism of newspapers that backed Brexit: "Britain BOOMS after EU vote: Ignore the doom-mongers...it's good news all round," the Daily Express has trumpeted in a raft of bullish headlines this week.
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The darkening macroeconomic outlook prompted the IMF earlier this month to downgrade its economic growth forecast for Pakistan to 25 percent for the next fiscal year ending in June 250, way below the government's own ambitious target of 26.5 percent.
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Business U.S. job growth surged in January, with employers hiring the most workers in 11 months, pointing to underlying strength in the economy despite a darkening outlook that has left the Federal Reserve cautious about further interest rate hikes this year.
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TOKYO, June 20 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday, preferring to save its dwindling ammunition for deeper economic troubles as a darkening global growth outlook prods major central banks to drop hints of additional stimulus.
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For the past two days, Trump has said he is dispensing "game changer" breakthroughs on treatments and a wartime-style effort to mass produce medical supplies that appear as rays of light amid America's darkening battle against the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mr. Kent testified behind closed doors that another government official had held the two episodes up to him as part of an explanation for Mr. Trump's darkening views of Mr. Zelensky last spring, according to a person familiar with his testimony.
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The diagnosis should be considered for any women who are experiencing symptoms of PCOS, including: Irregular periods Acne Excess facial hair Hair loss in a male pattern Infertility Acanthosis nigricans (a thickening and darkening of the skin associated with insulin resistance).
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While the U.K.'s political and economic outlook appears to be darkening as a result of the government's hardline Brexit negotiating position, there is one development that in hindsight could make the Brexit decision appear to have been a wise choice.
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But on a murky Court Suzanne Lenglen where the weather matched his own darkening mood, the Italian lost the second set without taking a game, punctuating wild forehands with a clutch of double faults before getting treatment on his left knee.
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Mariners rough up Lincecum, Angels SEATTLE — If the sun is setting on Tim Lincecum's baseball career, and all indications are that the glow is darkening, the Los Angeles Angels' 21-year-old pitcher isn't quite ready to turn out the lights.
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As the man whooped and hollered and raked the trash-bag flag like a giant windshield wiper, the lights climbed into the darkening sky, veering and banking, making and unmaking chaotic patterns, spreading and swirling until they filled half the heavens.
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A darkening outlook for global economic growth, a simmering trade war between the United States and China, as well as Brexit-linked uncertainty may trigger renewed risk aversion and help lift gold prices in 2019, said Ilya Spivak, a currency strategist at DailyFx.
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As they strategize for the Golden State primary, Harris and all of the other Democratic candidates will have to contend with a darkening mood among California voters they see signs of weakness in the US economy and grapple with a homelessness crisis statewide.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of pigeons with tiny LED lights strapped to their legs swooped through the darkening skies in a jaw-dropping display of beauty, but savvy New Yorkers gazing up at the performance art knew enough to keep their mouths shut.
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The euro and yen have gained strongly against the dollar in recent weeks as investors sought traditional safe havens for their money on a darkening outlook for banks and economic growth, underlined again by downgraded forecasts from the International Monetary on Tuesday.
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The threat of computer hacking and the potential for violent clashes is darkening an already rancorous presidential race between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump, amid fears that Russia or other actors could spread political misinformation online or perhaps tamper with voting.
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The darkening mood comes during a sell-off in banking stocks that has seen Credit Suisse's shares hit their lowest since 903, and amid concern over growth in emerging markets that hit UBS's shares on the day it posted full-year results.
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But this all sounds so academic, when the experience is anything but: the pork belly stretched out, the faintest ripple as it starts to feel the heat, the red darkening, the vigil that feels forever, although it takes less than 10 minutes.
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"Overall jobs growth has meanwhile also ground to a halt as worries about deteriorating order books and the gloomier outlook took their toll on firms' appetite to hire, pointing to a weakening labour market and adding to the darkening outlook," Williamson said.
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The governor scheduled a news conference that would shadow him for months: He denied being in the photograph, he admitted to once darkening his face for a Michael Jackson costume and, at one moment, he seemed poised to demonstrate his dance skills.
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BRASILIA, March 20 (Reuters) - The outlook for Brazil's economy is darkening rapidly, with the expected damage from the global coronavirus outbreak threatening to turn a likely recession into a depression and the biggest crash on record, according to new forecasts on Friday.
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If the Trump administration has its way, Hoda will remain in a detention camp, and her son will grow up stateless in a warming, darkening world—a frustrated kid with no prospects, raised by an embittered mother in a dead-end refugee camp.
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The median forecast in a poll of 21.1 economists was for a 22015-basis-point cut lowering the benchmark 'Selic' rate to 216%, against a backdrop of weak domestic growth and inflation, a U.S.-China trade war, and a darkening global economic outlook.
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SpaceX has been criticized by astronomers for the effect its constellation is having on night sky observation from Earth, but it says it's taking mitigating measures, including experimenting with a darkening treatment on the side of its Starlink satellites that face Earth.
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Ruskin's lecture series The Storm-Cloud of the Nineteenth Century (1884) proclaimed that the darkening skies over England — almost certainly the partial result of industrial pollution — showed that human behavior had the capacity to alter for the worse the planet's very environment.
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The confusion and bickering between Democrats and Republicans set off by Christine Blasey Ford's allegations are casting a darkening cloud over Kavanaugh's hopes of being swiftly confirmed and cementing a conservative majority on the court in a huge win for President Donald Trump.
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In that concerto, they offered as good a big-symphony Mozart as you could ask for: both full and crisp, with Emanuel Ax a soloist genial and fond, never coy, ironic or glib, his own cadenzas pressing the themes down darkening chromatic avenues.
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As seen in the show at Hauser & Wirth, titled "Darkening," Ms. Simpson's paintings in fact contain a cascade of connections to her earlier art-making that manifest once the elements of method appear, making this new phase more an evolution than a break.
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"Whether citric, lactic, or glycolic, using acids on dark skin tones should be done with caution, as excess peeling of the skin can conversely lead to hyper-pigmentation, or can cause burns that may lead to lightening or darkening of the skin," Dr. Weiser says.
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"In these darkening days, we hope those who have had the pleasure of knowing her will see how brightly she shined and will find that light within themselves and continue to share it with others—just as she would have," a Masters spokesperson told E!
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Now, a newly published study in the journal Current Biology has revealed that in certain locations—usually near cities or human activities—the sea snakes are adapting to presence of human pollution, darkening their skin as a means of avoiding the effects of pollutants.
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Together with parts of Argentina and New Zealand, northern Chile is one of the few places in the world that will be directly facing the sun when the moon passes in front of the earth, blocking its light completely and darkening skies for several minutes.
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As announced at Blizzcon yesterday, players who own both the base Diablo 3 game and its Reaper of Souls expansion will get to play a 16-level dungeon called "The Darkening of Tristram" that's based on the original Diablo and its four main bosses.
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But he admitted that he had been involved in harmful racist behavior in his past, including darkening his face with shoe polish as part of a Michael Jackson costume for a dance contest in San Antonio in the same year the yearbook photo appeared.
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More than a week of rapidly darkening skies may sound like the last thing we need during an already not-so-sunny winter month, but it will have a grounding effect that so many of us crave at the start of a new year.
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But with the economy weakening, trade tensions darkening the outlook and headwinds still on the horizon in the shape of Italy and Brexit, financial markets are looking ahead to next year and just how the ECB will protect the bloc from a severe downturn.
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Having grown at a break-neck pace that transformed what half a century ago was a seedy colonial port into an Asian Manhattan, Singapore is now bracing for a prolonged period of low growth, darkening the outlook for the city-state's deeply indebted firms.
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The trouble in Asia The market damage this year was most pronounced in China, where the world's second largest economy is feeling the effects of a darkening trade outlook and government attempts to rein in risky lending after a rapid rise in debt levels.
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The newly renovated room opens to the public on Saturday at noon, and the first in a series of sunset programs, in which LED lights, now controlled by a computer, gradually brighten to contrast with the darkening sky, will begin around 6:30 that evening.
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For those of us of a particular pro-MMA/anti-conformist bent the photo Diaz posted yesterday on his Instagram account of himself holding up "Team Hunt" gear is manna from heaven—a bit of anti-authoritarian sunlight in a rapidly darkening and corporatized age.
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" In that Seussian tale of amphibian ambition, the moon torments King Yertle by reminding him of his limitations: "But, while he was shouting, he saw with surprise/ That the moon of the evening was starting to rise/ Up over his head in the darkening skies.
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Many women keep doing it, out of intense social pressure or even guilt, and every evening, across these rippled green hills where little wisps of smoke melt into the darkening sky, hundreds of menstruating women and girls trudge out of their houses into chhaupadi huts.
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Because of the flying robots high above in the darkening sky, unseen but never far from people's minds, Saeed walked with a slight hunch, as though cringing at the thought of the bomb or missile that one of them might at any moment dispatch.
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This is what we have come to expect from the president, and the easiest, sanest response is to shut it out, to let the mad old man shake his fist at whatever shape he might see in the clouds crossing his ever-darkening sky.
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"The trade war isn't pushing the economy over a cliff, and recession clouds are not darkening the skies, but the outlook remains a question mark as the China tariff headwinds have not reached full strength yet," said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG.
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Given the darkening views on Saudi Arabia in the West, it will be difficult for the Trump administration to avoid scrutiny of the relationship, and for Prince Mohammed to overhaul his image, said Hussein Ibish, a scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.
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The Canadian baritone has lately made a move into Wagner, singing Hans Sachs and Amfortas; the resultant darkening of his voice lent gravity and psychological complexity to the part of Tell, who makes his presence felt more through asides and responses than with bravura arias.
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The 44-year-old mother of three thought she knew "lots" about skin cancer, but when she went on vacation to France last summer and noticed a darkening mole, she brushed it off as a result of all the time she'd been spending in the sun.
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Yet it's easy to overlook that, without the art on the walls, the J. M. W. Turners altering the hues of their ship scenes in the natural light, the John Constable cloud studies brightening and darkening with the clouds outside, the architecture would feel much heavier.
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For years, my mother would tell me she was afraid of snakes, and I never understood why until we visited the house where she grew up in Keelung, a port city in northern Taiwan where the weather can shift in an instant, blue sky darkening to black.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia apologized for appearing in a photo in his 1984 medical school yearbook of two students, one in blackface and one wearing Ku Klux Klan "regalia," and admitted to darkening his face to look like Michael Jackson when he went to a dance party.
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Fashion Review PARIS — The Paris shows — and the whole ready-to-wear season — came to a close on Tuesday in the Cour Marly of the Louvre, under an I.M. Pei glass pyramid and a darkening sky, amid heroic 17th- and 18th-century marble nudes and plunging horses.
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In "iPhone Girl with Mini Dog" (2019), he depicts a ubiquitous sight in the gentrified East Village, where he still lives — a young woman holding a cigarette and staring into the phone's eerily lit screen while cradling a small dog, oblivious of the darkening world around her.
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Scattered on the ground were bundles of aluminum poles, room-darkening fabric, giant clips, and other supplies — including plastic waterproofing and caution tape to ward off curious hikers — that he'd hauled down an old rail trail and into the woods with the help of his wife, Wenling Zhao.
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With growth barely holding in positive territory and the outlook darkening, it is hardly the grand finale hoped for by Draghi, whose 2012 promise to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro -- code for rescuing heavily indebted countries -- is credited with saving the shared currency from collapse.
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I worry that he's parked for good now, that the powerful laws of the late afternoon, which seem to visit men of a certain age, are pulling him down into some bottomless, mood-darkening sleep, from which he will wake crankily, trumpeting his exhaustion, denying that he ever slept.
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Gathered near the capitol building in Annapolis under a darkening sky Friday, residents shocked by the deadly shooting at their hometown newspaper just a day earlier expressed grief, anger, and pride — pride that officers responded so quickly and that the Capital Gazette staff put out a paper despite the tragedy.
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The upbeat report from the Commerce Department on Thursday, however, will likely not change expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again next month as news from the manufacturing sector remains dour, underscoring the darkening outlook for the economy against the backdrop of trade tensions and slowing growth overseas.
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BEIJING, August 1 (Reuters) - China's manufacturing sector grew at the slowest pace in eight months in July as export orders declined yet again in a sign of a darkening outlook for the economy and businesses amid an intensifying trade dispute with the United States, a private survey showed on Wednesday.
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Even if SpaceX's new spacecraft-darkening coating works well enough to hide Starlink from stargazers, McDowell said the project remains a significant risk to ground-based and likely even space-based observatories, especially those that survey large sections of the sky for interesting objects to target with more powerful telescopes.
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The prosecutions were a vigorous legal backlash against a rare instance of election fraud and cast a still-darkening shadow over North Carolina, where state regulators recently ordered a new election in the Ninth District after finding that Mr. Dowless had orchestrated an illicit scheme for Mark Harris, the Republican candidate.
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Given that the concrete building was the headquarters of Electricité du Liban, the state-owned power company and overseer of all things electric, to imagine one of the letters darkening is to fully realize the struggle over power (electrical, political, social) throughout Lebanon: Sometimes the lights do not stay on, even for the power company.
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The era we inhabit is a loud one, reader, and there are so many things calling to you — hurricanes darkening the sky, small children at your elbow, social media on your phone, apocalyptic nightmares sparked by yam-colored men — that the hours you give to a book are a tremendous gift of your attention.
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The dynamics of outlet glaciers and ice streams as they flow—ever faster—into the Arctic ocean, how pressurised meltwater combines with soft sediments to lubricate the bed of Greenland's ice sheet, and the impact of increased darkening across the ice sheet's surface are all poorly understood, says Alun Hubbard, a glaciologist at the University of Tromso.
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The new material was presaged by a mysterious darkening of the band's social media presence, and the Paul Thomas Anderson helmed video for early highlight "Daydreaming" that surfaced days later features bandleader Thom Yorke trudging determinedly through warehouses, beaches, and other people's houses to come to rest sprawled out by a fire inside a snowy mountainside cave.
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Mr. Trump is isolated and angry, as well, according to other friends and aides, as he carries on a bitter feud with his attorney general and watches members of his family clash with a chief of staff he recruited to restore a semblance of order — all against the darkening shadow of an investigation of his ties to Russia.
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"Here you've got the image of people who work for and support the courts who are dressed in prison garb, darkening their faces, depicting a prison setting where disproportionately those people who are incarcerated are people of color," Michael Roosevelt, an employee at the Judicial Council who was hired to develop bias education programs for court employees and judges, told the outlet.
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To jam Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation through now, without seeking to dispel the darkening cloud over his head, would be to leave the public in doubt about his honesty and character — and to set an even lower standard for taking claims of sexual abuse seriously than the Senate did 27 years ago in considering the accusations against Clarence Thomas by Anita Hill.
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"That this happened with no negative bombshells overnight is significant because a move like this (that is not event-driven), is rooted in something much more secular and durable like a darkening global economic outlook and an ability to look at the forest past the trees when it comes to where inflation is heading down the road," Gluskin Sheff's chief strategist David Rosenberg wrote in a note.
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In addition to a fresh, savory syrah, he is making a white zinfandel — not the sweet, cloying mass-market kind, but a fresh, incisive style — and, most interestingly, a red made of the rubired, a little-known but common grape in the Central Valley, used primarily in cheap wines and coloring agents like Mega Purple, a ubiquitous tool in California for darkening pale reds.
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The darkening economic clouds come at a difficult time for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, posing a direct threat to his plans to ride a wave of robust U.S. job market and consumer spending to a second term.
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Even though Mr. Northam admitted Saturday at his own news conference to once darkening his face with shoe polish for a Michael Jackson costume at a dance party, his advisers said Monday that he would not step down, and his chief of staff told other aides at a staff meeting that they owed it to Mr. Northam to remain with him for now, according to a Democrat briefed on the conversation.
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