The Senate budget dials back some of those specific cuts.
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After the pilot, "Man With a Plan" dials back the concept.
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The framework also dials back House Republicans' push for full and immediate expensing to five years.
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"This dials back fears of an attack on Iran," said John Kilduff, partner of Again Capital.
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If the government dials back on emissions standards, car companies may abandon plans to make efficient cars.
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This ensures that Waiter only dials back in the user when an actual representative comes on the line.
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As the European Central Bank dials back its monetary stimulus, centrifugal forces remain a threat to European unity.
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Meanwhile, pre-retirement out-of-pocket expenses would total $72,591 if he dials back his bad behaviors, HealthyCapital found.
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Any agreement that dials back the current tariffs should not be criticized as a political concession to our industry.
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He gets people in the room with him to work with him, he dials back all the nonsense on Twitter.
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God of War smartly dials back the number of weapons you rely on (compared to past games) to a small handful.
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Their message has been heard clearly in Beijing, even if Washington eventually dials back some of its restrictions on the company.
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Another driver is due to U.S. dollar weakness as the market dials back its expectations for U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
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There's also something called First-Person View (FPV) mode that dials back the gimbal stabilization a bit so the frame follows your perspective.
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Even if Trump dials back his tariff policy, Roach contended businesses are already getting hurt from the uncertainty stemming from the trade issue.
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Its wartime overtones also help give it a darker, more modern feel, even though it dials back the on-screen aesthetics to the 1970s.
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As the Fed dials back its monetary accommodation, there will be more market-determined yields and prices, widening credit spreads and boosting yields, he said.
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All I can hope for is that his future work dials back some expositional dialogue, and that he puts all his faith in his characters.
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Netflix's biggest and most troubling edit to the show, for which the platform created a new English-language translation and voice track, dials back its famous homoerotic subtext.
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While Bolton's exit stunned Washington, it also weighed on markets as his removal "dials back fears of an attack on Iran," John Kilduff of Again Capital told CNBC.
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And in the first three episodes, following the dictates of basic cable, it dials back both the social commentary and the splatter-happy action and violence from their cinematic levels.
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Clinton aides say the campaign will give Sanders "the space he needs" to decide his own future -- but they will be eagerly watching to see whether he dials back his critical rhetoric.
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He kept the designs from the first Skyline, but initially, he dials back on the more manic pacing, as he shifts focus to show the same alien invasion from a different perspective.
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Now, the entire nation will be watching to see whether Ms. Dodge pushes forward with the judiciary's crackdown on political corruption, or dials back the pressure in the interest of political stability.
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What's more, management indicated that the brand's inventory build decelerated from the first half of the year, as it dials back on the amount of product it places in the troubled department store space.
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UBS Group missed profit and cost targets for 25 as wealthy clients pulled money in the fourth quarter, adding to chief executive Sergio Ermotti's challenges as he dials back some of the bank's financial goals.
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Have a few dollars taken out of your check each pay period and invest in a target-date fund that gives you exposure to the stock market but dials back your risk as you get older.
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The series, which also stars Lee Tergesen and Jessica Garza, "dials back both the social commentary and the splatter-happy action and violence from their cinematic levels," the critic Mike Hale wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Afghanistan: After months of resisting an American proposal that his government release as many as 5,000 imprisoned Taliban fighters, President Ashraf Ghani reversed course early this morning, saying that the bulk of the releases would depend on whether the group dials back its violence.
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He added that traders aren't pricing in "a ton of risk premium for things to get out of control" in the Middle East, despite tight supply as the United States dials back its production and crude enters a seasonally weak period of the year.
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It dials back on the slideshow and follows him into the field more — tromping across glaciers, through flood waters, and into small Texas towns — but the structure is roughly similar: It explains the problem ("we must change"), describes solutions ("we can change"), and points to progress ("we will change").
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The pause on the entry of refugees, and on travellers from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, "speaks with vague words of national security" and dials back some of the more egregious aspects of the first ban, the court ruled, but abandons "one of our most cherished founding principles—that government shall not establish any religious orthodoxy, or favour or disfavour one religion over another".
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Rough Night is at first very careful about the laughs it chooses to mine out of its dead-body humor, and for a while the film dials back the raunch and ribaldry as the women struggle to deal with the dead stripper lying in the middle of the borrowed house they're staying in (which, in a nice touch, happens to be made almost entirely of floor-to-ceiling windows).
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"PETA dials back diatribe, edges into the mainstream." Orlando Sentinel. 11 May 2008.Smith, Wesley J.. A Rat Is a Pig Is a Dog Is a Boy: The Human Cost of the Animal Rights Movement.
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The anonymous caller dials back several times. Eventually the babysitter calls the police, who inform her they will trace the next call. After the stranger calls again, the police return her call, advising her to leave immediately. She evacuates the home and the police meet her.
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The anonymous caller dials back several times. Eventually Jill calls the police, who inform her to keep the caller on the line long enough for them to trace the call. After the stranger calls again, the police return her call, advising Jill to leave immediately because the calls are coming from a phone inside the house. Jill runs to the door as a light comes on at the top of the staircase, and the stalker's shadow appears.
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In its review, The Washington Post, describing her, wrote: "Hudson, who dials back her native, Goldie-given charm here to give Caroline a no-nonsense brusqueness, manages to convincingly convey a fearless bullheadedness rather than less sympathetic naivete". The film was a box office hit, grossing over US$91.9 million worldwide ($47.9 million in North America). Her next film, the comedy You, Me and Dupree, in which she appeared with Owen Wilson and Matt Dillon as one half of a couple who allows an unemployed friend to move in, grossed US$21.5 million on its opening weekend of July 14, 2006. It eventually made US$130.4 million worldwide.
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" Geoff Boucher, writing for the Los Angeles Times, called it "a poignant essay on a teen mulling over suicide"; conversely, Steve Appleford of the Los Angeles Times dubbed it a "moving if unremarkable examination." Scott Mervis of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette called it a "rare departure from the usual Blink fare." Writers for The A.V. Club listed it among other suicide-related songs in 2009, describing it as "surprisingly affecting, especially when the band reaches the bombastic chorus, and when the song describes suicide's crushing aftermath." In a retrospective review, Chris Payne of Billboard wrote, "Stylistically, it's also a Blink breakthrough: rather than putting their heads down and plowing through at breakneck speed, the band dials back the verses and interludes to let them breathe a bit.
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