Maybe take a step back and dial down the capitalism, huh?
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Could the building flout the law and turn the dial down further?
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I want the system to let me dial down to a granule level.
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Last week one of my art teachers suggested I 'dial down the feminism.
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If anything, I wish there were days I could dial down my intensity.
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Trending Need to dial down the thermostat in the middle of the night?
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Some liberals need to dial down the self-righteousness meter a few notches.
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But you should probably dial down the lying because you don't need to.
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Here we see Bezos turning the dial down, especially during the crucial holiday season.
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Marinovich might remain retired had he not pledged to dial down his extreme competitiveness.
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It would then dial down its hike talk and give breathing room to the economy.
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This makes it hard for people to dial down their emotions and think before they act.
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When you eat a ketogenic diet, you dial down your carbohydrate intake, elevate your fat intake.
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Dial down the other forces of nature too much, and violations of causality and other problems arise.
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On Iran: "So far so good" is how Esper described efforts to dial down tensions with Iran.
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I'm certainly not advocating that we dial down the enthusiasm to preserve my delicate, self-critical ego.
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Second, the ceasefires threw light on both sides' — but most notably the Taliban's — ability to dial down violence.
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As the congressional session gave way to campaign season, however, reform proponents had to dial down their expectations.
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And it'd still be delicious if you had to dial down or leave out the red-pepper flakes.
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Many hosts expressed concern about President Trump's refusal to dial down his provocative language, even after the attacks.
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Boris Johnson has told Trump to "dial down" his conflict with Iran and step back from outright war.
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"They were trying to stop us, and we were trying to dial down the racist stuff," Ortega said.
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But Tehran had clearly telegraphed it would not dial down output until its production returned to pre-sanctions levels.
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The president has defended his policy of trying to dial down clashes with drug cartels to reduce murder rates.
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The vote comes at a time when few in Britain are minded to dial down the country's defence capabilities.
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Set up a time-out chair for yourself, and go there when it's time to dial down the drama.
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While you shouldn't avoid the news entirely, it's important to "dial down our exposure to media content," Morganstein says.
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Jackson and her defenders have tried to dial down the political temperature around Stone's proceedings — but to minimal effect.
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Wouldn't society be great if we all work a little less, but we didn't have to dial down our output?
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Recent models of the bomb had already incorporated a unique "dial-down capacity": The Air Force can adjust the explosion.
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Usually, the jolt of pain will dial down my erection a bit and I can sort of re-center myself.
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I want to dial down the difficulty granularly, reducing the reps for planks while keeping the higher amount for others.
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"There will be some cases where we have to dial down some of those attributes," Microsoft technical fellow Andrew Goossen says.
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Nikki Haley of South Carolina suggested in a State of the Union response that her fellow Republicans dial down their anger.
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"I apprehended the prime minister last Thursday evening and I begged her 'dial down the hate prime minister,'" she told parliament.
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Games will run incredibly smoothly if you have an incredibly powerful PC and if you dial down your game's graphics settings.
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If bonds are providing less diversification in a balanced portfolio, it follows that investors need to dial down their exposure to risk.
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But Dom is clearly his own guy, who is charming and funny socially and able to dial down the energy levels when required.
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But at least from the market's perspective, investors can dial down the ongoing obsession with every Fed proclamation and post-meeting language twist.
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" MIKE BAZDARICH, SENIOR ECONOMIST, WESTERN ASSET MANAGEMENT, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA: "The markets are still waiting and hoping that both sides dial down the rhetoric.
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" MIKE BAZDARICH, SENIOR ECONOMIST, WESTERN ASSET MANAGEMENT, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA: "The markets are still waiting and hoping that both sides dial down the rhetoric.
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Dial down the amount of motorized assistance if you wish to maintain a sedate pace and not outstrip riding mates, Dr. Hall says.
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"When you are in a tense meeting he's able to dial down the tension with a well-timed joke," said the former official.
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And there's a whole new subgenre of self-help books designed to coach people on how to dial down their reliance on digital technology.
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After Claire fired me, I began to recognize how important it is not just to dial down misery but to also cultivate mental strength.
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In the 1990s, Fidelity helped pioneer target-date funds as a prudent method to diversify investments and automatically dial down risk as participants age.
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But a moderation in year-on-year inflation led financial markets to dial down expectations of at least two more rate increases this year.
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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons changed the wording in its Transgender Offenders Manual to dial down certain protections for transgender inmates, reports NPR.
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The United States, for instance, has a "dial down" bomb that can be adjusted to act like a tactical weapon, and others are planned.
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What passed today isn't a result of liberals turning the financial reform dial up to 11 and conservatives want to turn the dial down.
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You'll likely need to dial down a recent game's graphics settings quite considerably to get the 240 fps that the G9 is capable of.
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So in the morning it can be bright, and at night it can get moody and you can kind of relax and dial down.
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Phys Ed The brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people.
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You might also want to dial down the time-out delays on your devices, so they automatically lock almost immediately after you've stopped using them.
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Except in overdoing it, we actually dial down those very nerves' responsiveness, thus rendering our bandwidth for any and all sexual pleasure narrower and narrower.
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Speaking to CNBC Monday, Eric Lonergan, fund manager at M&G Investments, encouraged politicians to "dial down the rhetoric" to ensure continued support from investors.
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Because a user who can effectively dial down all controversy to zero is probably not going to be encountering news about conflict in Syria, say.
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You'll have to dial down the "Where is this relationship going?" pressure, while making sure that you're actually heading in some sort of committed direction.
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I'd been warned that the danger with edibles was that you can't dial down how high you'll get; once you eat one, you're strapped in.
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In the past several days, India and Pakistan have appeared to dial down hostilities that brought the arch enemies to the brink of another war.
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So here's a simple idea to dial down some of the destructive warfare of the Supreme Court confirmation process: term limits for Supreme Court justices.
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Donald Trump Jr. said in a recent interview that he has been told by his father to dial down some of his rhetoric on Twitter.
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Diplomatic experts said the most Abe could probably achieve would be to persuade Iran and the United States to resume direct talks and dial down tension.
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It only lasts about a day, unless you turn off things like the GPS and the constant heart rate-monitoring or dial down the brightness setting.
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The new feature can serve as a way to dial down the content you don't want to see, without having to fully unfollow or unfriend someone.
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But if it can dial down stress levels enough to help moms deliver healthier babies, that means these two-hour meetings are a pretty powerful drug.
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Some analysts hope Trump's selective three-month delay of tariffs will dial down U.S.-China friction, but most investors don't believe tensions will subside for long.
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It would also dial down tendencies that lead to massive resources ploughing into unproductive uses, resulting in over-capacity and excess production flooding into international markets.
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The Russian leader also reiterated his call for diplomacy to be allowed to run its course and for all sides to dial down the bellicose rhetoric.
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Or he could seek to dial down the tensions in the race, which could help unify the party heading into the Democratic National Convention this summer.
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Trump has come under criticism from fellow Republicans and others for not doing more to discourage violence and otherwise dial down the temperature at his events.
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However, recent U.S. economic data as well as the latest Fed minutes have helped to dial down some of the more hawkish policy expectations in the market.
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To the point where it's publicly admitted it has an over-engagement problem and claims to be tweaking its algorithmic recipes to dial down the attention incursion.
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"Diplomatic efforts by allies are necessary to dial down the tension, but they can't resolve it as long as Washington relies on an all-or-nothing approach."
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Dial down both (via your keyboard shortcut keys or the OS settings) and you should see your computer using less battery or mains power as a result.
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Even on Motivator's more downbeat songs like "Haunted by Love," Black refuses to dial down the energy (or abandon his vise-like grip on his preferred tempo).
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"The most important thing is he goes over there and helps dial down the Trump rhetoric," said David Lafferty, chief market strategist of Natixis Global Asset Management.
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Another popular post in the early hours of Monday suggested that the protesters should dial down the use of violent tactics and stop their acts of vandalism.
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Usually the ego tries to coordinate everything, but good improvisers dial down the ego and let the embodied system act, play and respond with reduced ego supervision.
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Here they dial down the polish, cultivating a muted, brushed, downtempo feel suitable for curling up by the fire with a blanket, warm beverage, and similar clichés.
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Taking the temperature of a recently-whitened pavement in LA. Image: Nate BergTo slow this feedback loop, L.A. is trying to dial down its urban heat island effect.
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He said his constituents "want us to dial down the harshness and the deep persistent questioning of motives" in Washington and try to find common ground on issues.
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"The President and his allies, they need to dial down the political rhetoric," said Carrie Cordero, an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law, who is also a CNN analyst.
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The Quiet Brain of the Athlete The brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people.
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While Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto, has met the deluge of insults and provocations with exemplary restraint, White House officials have done nothing to dial down the tension.
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"A minor dial-down on the estimate for that Van Gogh, for instance, might have gone a long way to securing a bidder during the sale," she speculates.
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A graphic T-shirt, oversized blazer, or chunky sweater can turn the dial down on the festive attire and transform your silver party dress into a natural daytime 'fit.
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But now facing the biggest diplomatic crisis of his government, Rouhani might not be able to persuade the Guards to dial down their paramilitary activism in favor of diplomacy.
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Wrap yourself up like a fuzzy fashion burrito in a full-length style or dial down the size without compromising comfort by opting for something a little more cropped.
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"I can dial down beta [market risk] for a client by 50 percent using options without triggering a big tax bill," said Dave Donnelly, managing director of SpiderRock Advisors.
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Top U.S. policymakers appear convinced they have achieved "escalation dominance", allowing them to dial-up and dial-down pressure on Iran at will and precisely without too much risk.
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They were delivered as South Korean efforts to dial down the tension with the North, through dialogue and joint participation in the Winter Olympics, appeared to be bearing fruit.
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From Spotify's settings screen, you can dial down the amount of data Spotify streams use under the Music Quality heading (though the audio fidelity suffers as a result too).
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But mixed U.S. economic data in recent weeks as well as the latest Fed minutes have helped to dial down some of the more hawkish policy expectations in the market.
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But several Republicans in Congress are trying to dial down the tension by pointing to polling that shows a healthy majority of Americans support a path to citizenship for DREAMers.
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CONTROL Top U.S. policymakers appear convinced they have achieved escalation dominance, allowing them to dial-up and dial-down pressure on Iran at will and precisely without too much risk.
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In other words, Mr. Trump would dial down his combative policies — like blocking imports from China and Mexico — once those views got him the votes needed to win the presidency.
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Kennedy and the first lady fought incessantly about the trip, as the president wanted the former Ms. Bouvier to dial down her natural "Frenchness" and reflect a more American image.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will have one big goal for their summit today: dial down the tensions in a relationship that's full of them.
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The U.S. and China have appeared to dial down their trade fight by announcing some concessions on tariffs — but experts warned that it's not yet time to pop the champagne.
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" Peta noted, however: "If hard-nosed trade policy appeared to be pushing the economy in the direction of a recession, it is likely the administration would dial down its aggressiveness.
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Dr. Nina Kraus says her research found that the brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people.
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But, tiring of Western sanctions and violent infighting among separatist rebels, Moscow has shown some signs of wanting to dial down a conflict that has cost it diplomatically and economically.
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PC gamers will likely have to dial down their games&apos graphics settings to achieve anything close to 240 fps, even with the most powerful PC hardware you can buy.
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Additionally, the recent sell-off in U.S. stock markets — triggered in part by investor concern over a tariff-induced growth slowdown — could prompt Trump to dial down on his tariff threats.
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And while other species typically dial down the dramatics when a potential mate comes near, the bellbird cranked the volume of its song up several decibels, potentially damaging female birds' hearing.
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Mr. Putin has sent signals that he's prepared to dial down tensions with Ukraine, especially since this could help him escape from economic sanctions imposed by Europe and the United States.
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At some point, could you dial down the eSports business between the years 17 and 2019 so my 11-year-old son can get into a good college at some point?
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Not…Read more ReadWhile the regional effects of La Niña are every bit as complex as those of El Niño, Earth's thermostat tends to dial down a bit during La Niña years.
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Uber, which recently attempted and failed to sell its food delivery business Uber Eats to local rivals Swiggy and Zomato, has appeared to dial down its focus on India since going public.
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The political scientists Samara Klar and Yanna Krupnikov focused on the conundrum of independent voters: To entice them, candidates "must dial down the anger and attacks" that motivate their hard-core partisans.
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Investors expect top-level U.S.-China talks to result in a partial trade deal, which would dial down the 15-month dispute and delay a U.S. tariff hike scheduled for next week.
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And the stylish bride did not dial down the glamour for her bridal party, either — all five of her bridesmaids surrounded her in Monique Lhuillier gowns they rented for $99 each at vowtobechic.com.
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Pakistan returned the captured Indian pilot on Friday in a high-profile handover Islamabad touted as a "peace gesture", which appeared to significantly dial down tensions, but both sides remain on high alert.
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" Raab was duly accused of "saber-rattling" and of making "puerile" comments by Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell while Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar called on the U.K to dial down the "nationalist rhetoric.
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Gabriel Chiu, M.D., a plastic and reconstructive surgeon based in Beverly Hills, also advises we dial down our expectations — and takes it one step further, eschewing microdermabrasion altogether in favor of gentler exfoliating options.
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The choice to hold such data back rests in the hope that, while it remains an open secret, there might be opportunities to dial down the dangers of war in the Gulf through diplomacy.
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Her stance on migration is also vastly stricter than Merkel's, and she has made it clear she is keen to dial down the more liberal attitude exhibited by the party in the last decade.
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Yoshida's appointment comes as US regulators look set to dial down sweeping derivative reforms that force the most vanilla contracts in the US$544trn over-the-counter swaps market to trade on registered SEFs.
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But that was enough to convince House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who had clashed with Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney over the issue, to dial down the threats of a government shutdown.
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But critics say this idea is wrong because reliance on these big power plants, which are difficult to dial down or turn off quickly, would actually jeopardize the future grid's stability in a warming world.
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And it's fair to say that Facebook Messenger's early clutch of chatbots roundly failed to impress — it's since tried to hone the user experience to dial down user confusion, so a fairly inauspicious start there.
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More casual players can also dial down the difficulty and safely ignore these for the most part, dabbling in the RPG aspects with a more surface-level enjoyment that doesn't detract at all from gameplay.
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But I was always more dazzled — and more likely to be hysterical myself — when Mr. Wilder turned the freakout dial down to zero and ruled the screen with quietude, as the great comic actors do.
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In the book, you also talk about some of the anger that women feel toward other women, especially white women, who sometimes shut off or dial down their anger at the expense of other women.
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Mr Trump and Mr Erdogan need to find a face-saving way for each to declare victory and dial down the aggression, as Mr Erdogan has previously done with Russia and Mr Trump with North Korea.
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Putin, who was sharing a platform with South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has spent the past few days pushing for negotiations, calling on all sides to dial down rhetoric.
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"Its way of countering the maximum-pressure campaign has been twofold: dial down compliance with the nuclear deal and dial up pressure on the regional front," says Ariane Tabatabai of the RAND Corporation, a think-tank.
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If you're already feeling the information overload and want to dial down the notifications, or just need a little peace and quiet, here's a guide to managing your alerts so you get the most useful updates.
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Regulators in the US and Europe are now examining whether some television manufacturers similarly misbehaved, programming their screens to detect a standard video test clip, dial down their brightness, and thus cheat on energy consumption tests.
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"Researchers had been trying for years to dial down ice adhesion strength with chemistry, making more and more water-repellent surfaces," Kevin Golovin, a doctoral student in materials science and engineering at Michigan, said in a statement.
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"Tillerson has the right line, he's trying to dial down the pressure to make it clear that the U.S. doesn't want regime change in North Korea," said Daryl Kimball, executive director at U.S.-based Arms Control Association.
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Encouraging investors to dial down risky positions at the end of a turbulent week for markets was a rebound in the dollar amid a slide in oil prices with various benchmarks down between 2 to 5 percent.
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As I wrote for NOVA Next, Germany stabilized its grid and electricity supply by dialing up its fossil fuel, nuclear, and hydro power, while also asking four energy-hogging aluminum smelters to dial down their power use temporarily.
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He said he agreed to dial down the rhetoric and work collaboratively with Mr. Christie and lawmakers to fashion a new plan for bailing out the city that could involve the state's taking control of the city's finances.
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Torgrim Reitan, executive vice president at Statoil USA in Houston, said a shortage of skilled contractors would force producers to dial down their plans if they all tried to boost output over the next six months or so.
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Partly inspired by George Prochnik's 2010 book of the same title, this elegant sermon by Patrick Shen on why we should dial down the racket of our daily lives will make you consider turning off and tuning out.
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Like "ex-gay" zealots who warn against the evils of homosexuality from the dark side of their own mental closets, Gibbons didn't dial down his intensity: He simply switched his act from pleasure-seeker to self-appointed preacher.
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Some residents just to the north and northwest of the Twin Cities in Minnesota were asked by Xcel Energy to dial down their thermostats to 60 F (16 C) because of the strains on its natural gas supply system.
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Feeling that we had gone overboard — my stories were on the front page day after day — my editors would call me from Chicago and tell me to hold back, dial down, look for other White House stories for awhile.
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Tucked away in a report about Amazon's plans to dial down its efforts with its subscription video offering, The Information noted that Apple has been telling entertainment partners to be ready for a mid-April launch for the streaming service.
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If the U.S. central bank doesn't dial down its recent hawkish statements in Wednesday's post-Federal Open Market Committee meeting statement, "markets are going to humiliate them by further declining," Gundlach said Monday at the Inside ETFs conference in Florida.
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As India and Pakistan seemingly dial down hostilities that brought the arch enemies to the brink of another war, a massive crackdown on militancy in the Indian-controlled Kashmir region is killing both militants and security personnel in big numbers.
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When prices shot up in April, Chinese commodities exchanges moved quickly to raise trading fees and push speculators to dial down trading positions, anxious to ensure there was no repeat of the boom and bust Chinese stocks suffered last year.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The standoff over North Korea could lead to "nuclear war", a Japanese pro-wrestler turned lawmaker warned on Wednesday, urging nations to dial down the tension after the isolated country fired a missile over northern Japan last month.
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Scaramucci, who was fired from his role as White House communications director after just 10 days in the role in 2017, asked people to "dial down elements of their cynicism," and he praised Trump's son-in-law Kushner for the plan.
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Nian's remarks, which were made during his speech at an automotive industry conference in Tianjin, come as the industry has sought to dial down the proposed NDRC rules, which were published in July in draft form to seek public comment.
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What I am suggesting is that, if we are going to save the republic, it is time to dial down the rhetoric and dial up the trust, rebuilding the rapport needed for us to address the many challenges facing our country.
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On the flip side, "when competition in the social environment is reduced and the need to signal dominance is of less importance, men may dial down their masculinity through shaving or grooming their beards," Dr. Dixson wrote in an email.
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On Thursday, China's top diplomat said Beijing was willing to buy more U.S. products and indicated that impending trade talks could produce a positive result if both sides "take more enthusiastic measures" and dial down the rhetoric in the ongoing dispute.
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Guterres said on Wednesday it was time to "dial down rhetoric and dial up diplomacy" on North Korea and that he had told Russia, Japan, the United States, China and North and South Korea that he was available to help broker talks.
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At an end-of-year press conference on Friday, Obama sought to dial down tensions that seemed to be reaching a crescendo this week, when news headlines were dominated by allegations that Russia had interfered in the election specifically to help Trump win.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Patrick Reed's fiery, competitive spirit has ruffled feathers in the past but the golfer nicknamed 'Captain America' says he has no plans to dial down the intensity when he tees off for the United States at next month's Presidents Cup.
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In New York, former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson offered a dim view on rising tensions between the two countries, calling on China to "do no harm" and the US to "dial down the rhetoric" in a sweeping speech at the Asia Society.
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A draft legislation released by the government on Monday, if passed, will help the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) dial down some of the risky lending in the A$1.7 trillion ($1.33 trillion) mortgage market, the size of the country's economic output.
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The talks between U.S. and Chinese negotiators fed hopes that the two sides could dial down the 15-month trade war that has upset financial markets and supply chains across the world, and delay a U.S. tariff hike scheduled for next week.
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SRINAGAR, India/MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - As India and Pakistan seemingly dial down hostilities that brought the arch enemies to the brink of another war, a massive crackdown on militancy in the Indian-controlled Kashmir region is killing both militants and security personnel in big numbers.
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But none of the departures are likely to change the dynamics as much as that of the polarizing Bannon, whose ouster on Friday could alienate conservatives, hearten some who feared his brand of populism-nationalism, and dial down the fights inside 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The focus will soon shift to the makeup of Mr. Johnson's cabinet and what clues that provides for whether he will pursue his hard line on Brexit once in power or dial down the rhetoric and try to seek a deal with the European Union.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday it was time to "dial down rhetoric and dial up diplomacy" on North Korea and that he had told Russia, Japan, the United States, China and North and South Korea that he was available to help broker talks.
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" Gearing up for the show, Ross, 45, issued a forewarning about the routine to PEOPLE, making a request of everybody watching to "dial up their compassion, dial down their judgment and literally act like they're rooting for one of their best friends doing a talent show.
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In Europe, officials in some countries say it has been difficult to ascertain whether VW has done anything wrong because of a loophole in EU law which allow carmakers to dial down emissions control systems under some circumstances, such as if they might damage a vehicle's engine.
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SRINAGAR, India/MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan, March 3 (Reuters) - A s India and Pakistan seemingly dial down hostilities that brought the arch enemies to the brink of another war, a massive crackdown on militancy in the Indian-controlled Kashmir region is killing both militants and security personnel in big numbers.
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The thinking among some US officials is that there is still a window for China to avoid intervention, but that would require authorities in Hong Kong to act or for locals who are not participating in the protests to begin applying social pressure on demonstrators to dial down tensions.
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It has the ability to play games incredibly smoothly at up to 240 frames per second (fps), but PC gamers will likely have to dial down their games&apos graphics settings to achieve anything close to 240 fps, even with the most powerful PC hardware you can buy.
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The study finds that the brains of fit, young athletes dial down extraneous noise and attend to important sounds better than those of other young people, suggesting that playing sports may change brains in ways that alter how well people sense and respond to the world around them.
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Image: ScreenshotYou might need to do some quick web searching to understand some of the entries here, but to take the Processor power management section as an example, the Maximum processor state lets you dial down how hard your CPU can push itself (and thus how much power it draws).
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday it was time to "dial down rhetoric and dial up diplomacy" on North Korea and that he had told Russia, Japan, the United States, China and North and South Korea that he was available to help broker talks.
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It's actually kind of funny that Moment is releasing its new application just as users everywhere have been gripped by one of the most addictive and viral iPhone applications to date – Pokémon Go. It may not be the best time, then, to try to convince people to dial down their smartphone obsessions.
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"That practice arose because wholesale market operators can sometimes — say, on a muggy August day — offer electricity both more cheaply and more reliably by paying users to dial down their consumption than by paying power plants to ramp up their production," Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the majority in the 6-to-2 decision.
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The scenes of mayhem led to Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.), among others, calling on Sanders to dial down the rhetoric.
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Ross, 45, opened the show by requesting everybody watching to "dial up their compassion, dial down their judgment and literally act like they're rooting for one of their best friends doing a talent show," followed by an impressive dance number in which she wore a navy blue sequin Nicolas Jebran catsuit and floor-length Dapper Dan x Gucci cape.
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But in December 2014, President Obama used his executive powers to dial down the decades of antagonism between Washington and Havana by moving to exchange prisoners and normalize diplomatic relations between the two countries, a deal worked out with the help of Pope Francis and after 18 months of secret talks between representatives of both governments.
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It was his choice to praise Putin throughout the campaign, his whim to suggest that the Russians should hack Clinton's email, his decision to hire figures as Manafort and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, and his impulse to fire Comey after a meeting in which the former FBI director says the President asked him to dial down a part of the investigation.
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"Watch Boris Johnson dismiss Paula Sheriff's emotional plea—Ashley Cowburn (@ashcowburn) September 25, 2019Asked again to tone down his rhetoric in order to prevent a repeat of what happened to Cox, Johnson replied that "the best way to ensure that every Parliamentarian is properly safe and we dial down the current anxiety in this country is to get Brexit done.
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The lush 2007 feature film, based only on the first book in the original trilogy, was plagued by studio meddling, and by related charges that its secularist heart had been "castrated" by pressure to dial down the menace of the Magisterium — the oppressive church that functions as the story's true antagonist — out of fear it would alienate certain U.S. audiences.
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But there's one major factor that could dial down the congressional pressure: Trump critic and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) is retiring soon.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE spelled this out in no uncertain terms on Wednesday when he addressed the nation while seeking to dial down the imminent threat Iran may pose to our nation, the Middle East and the world.
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And while that means I haven't come away with a win so far (my second play through resulted in happier cities, but stronger competing societies, meaning I didn't fight the right balance the other way, either), the game has been so compelling that I'm eager to play even more… and looking forward to when the full version is out October 21 so I can dial down the difficulty setting.
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With there being every reason to think that China will not lightly accede to U.S. economic pressure and with every reason to believe that China is itself underestimating 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's political resolve in this matter, an early end to the trade war would require President Trump to dial down the temperature in this dispute.
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