State media are dialing down the temperature on Trump -- fast.
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North Korea showed no sign of dialing down its rhetoric on Monday.
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That's when you might potentially think about dialing down the risk level in your portfolio.
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Dr. Coakley compared these to "dimmer switches" for the nervous system, dialing down the sensitivity.
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And while Famous may lack the body count of Liars, it definitely isn't dialing down the drama.
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As a precaution, they are dialing down their hostility and dialing up their diplomatic overtures to Iran.
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Now, the Chinese government appears to be reassessing its campaign against the N.B.A. and dialing down the clamor.
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But both practices have the effect of dialing down stress and tension and minimizing pain, so there's definitely an overlap.
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The Alzheimer's pill that Axovant is currently researching was bought from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research.
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What are your sources at the White House telling you about any real dialing down of tariffs with European Union?
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But he shows few signs of dialing down his anti-American rhetoric or ending his high-profile dalliance with China.
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Still, some did say they were dialing down bets on equities amid lingering uncertainty on how the crisis would unfold.
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In 2016 ballot initiatives, voters in Seattle, Indianapolis, and Los Angeles approved expensive transit upgrades in the hopes of dialing down congestion.
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So for more than a decade, the two towns and a local dark-sky nonprofit have been dialing down the dimmer switch.
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Dialing down political warfare, ranging from election interference to blaming the U.S. for coronavirus, could lessen sanctions risks and calm some investors.
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Eventually that drive ended in a compromise, and the playgrounds were only modified, dialing down the adventure, perhaps, but satisfying city litigators.
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As a machine-tooled diversion, however, this Tomb Raider improves considerably on the previous films, if only by dialing down the tacky excesses.
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If you've been living under a rock ... Cardi and Nicki have been at each other's throats and there's zero sign it's dialing down.
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To no one's chagrin, Michele's maximalism shows no sign of dialing down — and, from Jupiter to Mars, Saturn and back, we are here for it.
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Some believe Facebook sucked ad dollars away from news sites before dialing down its referral traffic to those sites, possibly leaving outlets with a grudge.
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One of his first moves was to acquire an Alzheimer's pill from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research, forming Axovant around it.
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He procured it from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research with the financial backing of several hedge funds, including his former employer.
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Therefore, despite the dialing down of tensions this past week, prospects are still dim for the long-term resolution of the North Korean nuclear problem.
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Kirchner went on a charm offensive in the final stretch of the campaign, dialing down on the defiant style that has come to characterize her politics.
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Certainly configurable time windows in which specific apps cannot be accessed would be a handy OS feature for managing device compulsion and dialing down of an evening.
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Then in 2017 and 85033, China pulled back on its 2016 stimulus, dialing down the off-balance sheet borrowing of local governments and cracking down on shadow banking.
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One of his first moves was to acquire an Alzheimer's pill from GlaxoSmithKline as it was dialing down its neuroscience research, forming Axovant around it and naming it intepirdine.
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The Philippines will not cut its infrastructure spending just to be cautious about its deficit spending, he said, but instead may look into dialing down on non-infrastructure expenditure.
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California is dialing down expectations for the much-vaunted high-speed line from San Diego to Sacramento and San Francisco, which now will focus just on the Central Valley.
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She says the dialing down of Apple's privacy protections in iOS in particular represents an "immense increase in risk" compared to the uses most researchers in the field would recommend.
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Driving the news: At Tesla, CEO Elon Musk seems to be constitutionally incapable of dialing down the tweets that have cost him and his shareholders billions of dollars in wealth.
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Her pure, strong, clear voice—goddamn, that voice—took center stage, dialing down Parton's megawatt star power and giving us a glimpse at the dreamy mountain girl she once was.
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The real goal is: How do we get more of the good information while maybe dialing down the extent to which everything gets weighted towards more extreme, more inflammatory [interactions]?
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So, the Europeans have until then to somehow bring the US around to the idea that it may be worth dialing down the scale of sanctions and restarting talks with Iran.
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The economic assessment published by the European Central Bank's in-house economists comes despite some bright spots in the eurozone that will affirm the bank's determination to continue dialing down stimulus.
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PREPPING FOR A PULL-BACK The dialing down of risks hanging over the market could lead to it to become overheated, warned Charles Lemonides, portfolio manager of hedge fund ValueWorks LLC.
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Steven Quirk, executive vice president of TD Ameritrade's Trader Group, told "Closing Bell" his clients are "dialing down" their exposure to names and sectors that have rallied since the election, including financials.
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"I want to see an opening up of global trade, I want to see a dialing down of tensions and I want to see tariffs come off," he said, according to Reuters.
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Instead of its usual coverage of the games, it would run a so-called Zen broadcast of each leg, dialing down the noise from the crowd and replacing it with relaxing music.
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It's cleanup time, whether that means dialing down the fast-fashion splurges or cutting back some of the inflammation-producing foods that can zap our energy, like wheat and bottomless refills of coffee.
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Might Puerto Rico see improved results, athletically and to public health, by dialing down the volume in youth sports, controlling costs for families and rebuilding the community base upon which elite sports sits?
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Fidelity's "tinkering" with the funds' methodology for dialing down investor risk over time raised concerns about the funds' management, said Longfellow Advisors, an outside consultant hired by Dassault, in a report to the company.
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JONATHAN SWAN, NATIONAL POLITICAL REPORTER, AXIOS: Well, there is no dialing down of tariffs or intention, I mean, the tariffs all of remain in place, the steel and aluminum tariffs, and the retaliatory tariffs.
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The smart decision could mean dialing down equity exposure from 230 percent to 20.16 percent for younger investors, and investing in a variety of more conservative assets, from bonds to money market accounts, and cash.
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Related: The US State Department Maintains a Hands-Off Approach to Honduras, Despite Wave of Activist Murders Some international groups are also wary of dialing down the pressure in the wake of this week's arrests.
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Taking the cue, Gingrich won his first of many Congressional races in 1978 by dialing down his environmental rhetoric and cozying up to local industries that had run afoul of the new agencies and laws.
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The ten-track album, due out May 13 on Vice Music, retains the band's core intensity while dialing down the overall abrasion in favor of more varied paces, straightforwardly corrosive energy, and more accessible moments.
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Taking the cue, Gingrich won his first of many Congressional races in 63 by dialing down his environmental rhetoric and cozying up to local industries that had run afoul of the new agencies and laws.
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And Mr. Middleditch (star of the smart HBO comedy "Silicon Valley" and those grating Verizon commercials) is blessedly low-key, dialing down the neuroses and allowing his director, Jason James, to control the increasingly sanguine mood.
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"It's my sense that companies were already dialing down their convention expenditures for both parties, and Trump is a convenient excuse," said Michael Hacker, a partner at consulting firm HDMK, who has advised clients on political convention planning.
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Sometimes you can successfully intervene, and part of the pediatrician's job is to help you find guidelines that sometimes work — sleep training, breaking bad habits and reinforcing good ones, helping a baby learn to self-soothe, dialing down tantrums.
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"GGP and others have been dialing down their exposure to apparel specialty stores, and a number of these companies have focused on grocery-anchored centers or sought to bring in more grocery tenants to their existing centers," Weinswig wrote.
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The dialing-down of forecasts underscores how state lenders are struggling more than their private-sector rivals to cope with Brazil's harshest recession ever due to more lax provisioning policies in the past and years of government interference in decision making.
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China's bid to improve relations with the Philippines comes amid uncertainty, and acrimony, over the normally tight relations between the Philippines and its main ally, the United States, as Duterte shows little sign of dialing down rhetoric fiercely critical of Washington.
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And now Grace Coddington, the 4503-year-old creative director of American Vogue, the yin to the editor Anna Wintour's yang, and an accidental celebrity since the 2009 documentary "The September Issue," is dialing down her role at the magazine.
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Rather than dialing down expectations, Union Pacific said it would use workforce reductions and other cost-saving measures to stay ahead of the volume shortfall, sending shares in the Omaha, Nebraska-based railroad up 73% to $172 in midday trading.
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For older investors, dialing down equity exposure from 22 percent to 21 percent, for example, shouldn't be seen as a permanent change, Boneparth said, but as a future opportunity to increase equity exposure at a later date if the market does decline significantly.
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If it's the Gadhafi story running through Kim's mind, then getting to a point where we can start dialing down the rhetoric -- never mind throttling Kim's military machine down a gear or two -- is going to be very complex, undoubtedly involving intermediaries.
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Michael Ramsey, an analyst with Gartner, said the lower valuations by some of the mutual fund companies were most likely a proactive accounting strategy for the funds that signaled an internal dialing down of their confidence in the San Francisco-based start-up.
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Whannell, who wrote and directed, has a knack for keeping the viewer guessing — lulling us into a false sense of security just to yank us back out of it, or dialing down the intensity just as our frightened anticipation balloons to the point of bursting.
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Emma Ashford, a research fellow at the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute, tweeted: The most depressing part of this administration: Trump's willingness to consider dialing down America's military interventions is routinely met with more bipartisan criticism than his violation of constitutional norms or the rule of law.
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Dialing down into certain agencies, particularly TSA, shows a population that is comprised of a much higher percentage of minorities who are among the lowest paid government employees but provide services essential to national security and have been working hard for more than a month with no pay.
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The possibility that Mr. Putin, after months of frustration at Mr. Trump's inability to deliver on his repeated pledges to "get along with Russia," will have something to celebrate in Helsinki has led to an abrupt dialing down of the often venomous anti-American diatribes by Russia's state-controlled news outlets.
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Under this GOP plan, beginning in 2020 the federal government will start dialing down its commitment to the poor and disabled, capping its Medicaid support per enrollee initially at the spending levels in 2016, and using a formula for annual increases rather than actually providing for the real costs of Medicaid services.
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Both women are now self-aware, though Maeve has the extra advantage of being able to manipulate her "attribute matrix," dialing down her sense of loyalty and her ability to feel pain while amping up her "bulk apperception," which will make her smarter and more powerful than the humans who built her.
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No matter where you stand on the voter fraud-voter suppression controversies, these findings strengthen the case for dialing down outrage, reducing anxiety and generally recognizing that if we stopped pushing for these laws and stopped freaking out about how they supposedly doom democracy, voting in America would rattle along basically unchanged.
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Esper did not predict whether he might end up "dialing up or dialing down" such activity, as he spoke to a small group of reporters at Joint Base Lewis-McChord on his way to South Korea after North Korea threatened to retaliate if the United States goes ahead with scheduled military drills with South Korea.
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Naturally, Mama — "founder and director emeritus of the Mt. Vernon High Dramatic League as well as the first soloist at the Greater Centennial A.M.E. Zion Church, lead pastor Reverend Winston Rice, for the past 15 years" — takes the lead once again, drastically dialing down the theatrics when she coaches her granddaughter through the scene in which Elizabeth mourns her son.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's top adviser said on Saturday that the campaign would consider dialing down its criticism of front-runner Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports that 81% of 111 critics have given the film a positive review; the average rating is 6.5/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Wisely dialing down the schmaltz, Dolphin Tale is earnest, sweet, and well- told, a rare family film that both kids and parents can enjoy." Metacritic, which assigns a weighted average score out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, gives the film a score of 64 based on 31 reviews. Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film a rare "A+" on an A+ to F scale.
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KCVM was originally broadcast on 96.1 MHz from its inception in the 1990s until July 2010. However, due to the need to protect several other stations in nearby markets from interference, the station had broadcast at an effective radiated power of 6 kilowatts with an extremely directional antenna pattern to avoid co-channel interference to stations such as KNWM in Madrid (Des Moines), KQPR in Albert Lea, Minnesota, and KMXG in Clinton (Quad Cities). KCVM was also required to protect KCHA-FM (95.9 MHz) in Charles City from adjacent-channel interference. On June 4, 2010, it was announced that KCVM would be moving from 96.1 to 93.5Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier Article: KCVM 'Mix 96.1' dialing down to 93.5 and by July 22, KCVM had made the switch to 93.5 MHz; a frequency which allows the station to better serve the Cedar Valley since there are fewer stations on and near the 93.5 frequency that require protection from interference.
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