He compares SoftBank's disruption of late-stage investing to Andreessen Horowitz's disruption of early stage investing almost 10 years ago.
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The disruption of that settled postwar order, through globalization, automation, bad economic policy, and all the rest, has largely been experienced as the disruption of a settled white order.
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The disruption of the border, as a region, is ongoing.
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But eating is also literally a disruption of the aesthetic.
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This represents the biggest disruption of general practice in years.
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"Disruption of a bomb doesn't totally incinerate it," Oxley said.
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Nina Simone, she is a disruption of the system, absolutely.
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Disruption of the coming football tournament would be a shame.
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Henry and her husband personally experienced the disruption of coronavirus.
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The time is ripe for disruption of a different sort.
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"It's basically a disruption of the life I had," Scheuer said.
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Heyman was arrested for "willful disruption of government processes," a misdemeanor.
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A better world through the disruption of the Hamptons summer share!
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And sometimes suggestible, which is perhaps the greatest disruption of all.
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Either way, the disruption of the fish habitats could have serious consequences.
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In the meantime, Russia developed its strategy of disruption of Western democracies.
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Heyman was charged with a misdemeanor: willful disruption of state government processes.
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"That is a significant disruption of the attorney-client relationship," said Issacharoff.
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Disruption of these clocks is thought to increase the risk of cancer.
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Any more disruption of the herd could wipe them -- and us -- out.
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The end result is a disruption of the brain's homegrown immune system.
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Trump cited the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of having transgender troops.
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These borrowers would likely be more sensitive to any disruption of income.
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The union said the workers will avoid disruption of fuel supply, however.
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And I think the disruption of the economics that publishing news today.
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He was also charged with the crime of disruption of educational institutions.
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Technological disruption of the news industry is not a new phenomenon, of course.
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And he's looking for other opportunities created by the "disruption" of President Trump.
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Such disruption of politicians' meals is getting almost as common as online abuse.
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Andrew raises as a concern the disruption of getting rid of private insurance.
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Music has always been on the front lines of tech's disruption of media.
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This is no pivot to China, but a disruption of the old normal.
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"With the disruption of rainfall, dengue is now persistent and continuous," Adam said.
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"The biggest evolution over time was the disruption of the space," she says.
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Part of its plan is a big disruption of the entire ticketing industry.
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They chanted, tweeted, and prayed in an unprecedented organized disruption of House proceedings.
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In March and November alike, we lament the disruption of our circadian rhythms.
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And that's without getting into the dislocations caused by disruption of supply chains.
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Just a little disruption of the microbiome was enough to produce this effect.
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So any sudden disruption of the supply chain threatens a cascade of disruptions.
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Disruption of the world trade order could "create very serious damage," he said.
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NBC News: Buttigieg slams disruption of black supporters' rally that turned into chaos.
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A disruption of any one of these systems can result in dry eye.
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"The way I've put it is a global disruption of civilization," Karnofsky says.
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So there's a supervisory expectation for pro-active detection and disruption of illicit finance.
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Lake Chad is no exception: the disruption of local livelihoods is exacerbating regional insecurity.
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He had been charged with a misdemeanor count of willful disruption of governmental processes.
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Politically, the disruption of Xi Jinping's aggressive political style raises risks of a crisis.
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That suggests it wasn't really necessary to risk the disruption of its key ingredient.
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Russian disruption of our elections, about the wrongdoing about the part of the administration.
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It rules out true emergency measures or radical disruption of the fossil fuel industry.
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Concerns about potential disruption of Venezuelan crude supplies gave support to global oil prices.
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The disruption of a ring, the caller unknown, Was one of the day's small dramas.
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Mr Trump cited the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of allowing such troops to serve.
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Instead it signals the disruption of peaceable politics and the triumph of anger and resentment.
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They also managed to do so without violence or disruption of the modern world order.
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Europe faces not only the disruption of Brexit but declining sales of diesel-powered vehicles.
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Is the cost and the disruption of the functioning of the White House worth it?
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There's the immediate disruption of research activities, from field work to international conferences and workshops.
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Disruption of imported medicine and food has hit the country hard along with high unemployment.
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Bronfman said the music industry was the first to deal with the disruption of unbundling.
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JCDI's strategic importance is assessed at Stronger because disruption of services may cause social disorder.
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I agree with Trump supporters on the need for disruption of all of those things.
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Georgetown's "Memes for Non-Conforming Jesuit Teens" slammed Georgetown's disruption of forests on indigenous land.
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It's also really interesting to keep up with the "disruption" of digital freight brokerage startups.
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But that marks something much more dangerous than simply a disruption of the status quo.
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In this 2016 presidential election, we're watching a significant disruption of conventional strategies and expectations.
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The public sphere, however, has over the years largely fended off this disruption of reality.
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Oscar owes its existence to the Affordable Care Act's disruption of the health care market.
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Part of their mission seemed to be a disruption of the traditional artist-journalist relationship.
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"The armed forces hope that this matter is resolved without disruption of peace," Maj. Gen.
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But the COVID-19 outbreak is fundamentally unique in its disruption of core-working processes.
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The election in the Netherlands was also emblematic of the disruption of traditional partisan divisions.
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Plus, Amazon has come under fire from politicians for its disruption of the retail industry.
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The disruption of NAFTA withdrawal could affect family farmers on both sides of the border.
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The industry is being challenged by new competition, changing habits and the disruption of revenue models.
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But it caused immediate disruption of the world's aluminium market, of which Rusal supplies about 6%.
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It remains unclear exactly how export controls could mandate disruption of internal communications within an organization.
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"I was thinking about a sudden disruption of the ordinary state of the world," he said.
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"This is a significant disruption of what we would call an imminent terrorist event," Colvin said.
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"I think it's clear disruption of a press conference is not an arbitrary reason," Burnham said.
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A big disruption of trade and immigration is a self-inflicted wound at a bad time.
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General Ghafoor, the military spokesman, played down the fears of a disruption of the coming vote.
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He said the way open societies become closed is by disruption of the rule of law.
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This partnership has produced impressive results in the penetration and disruption of Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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The impact from cyberattacks has ranged from disruption of businesses to raising broader national security threats.
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But the disaster resulted "in a substantial, but temporary, disruption of living conditions," the agency stated.
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The disruption of political comity (to the extent there was any) could hardly be more complete.
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We have prevented the disruption of U.S. elections and guarded against foreign interference in our democracy.
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He said investors may now think the potential for disruption of Iraq oil exports has abated.
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They failed but in the process forced a 17-day disruption of many federal agency activities.
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It sought a temporary restraining order against the state, in order to avoid the disruption of services.
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The suit requests a restraining order against the state, in order to avoid the disruption of services.
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And the decline in ad spending comes amid the ongoing disruption of widespread shifts to digital advertising.
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"In all circumstances, devices are always able to dial 911 without any disruption of service," it continued.
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"In all circumstances, devices are always able to dial 911 without any disruption of service," Homan said.
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The disruption of Signal's service comes at a time especially when freedom of expression is regularly curbed.
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This in turn leads to a disruption of blood flow into the penis, resulting in erectile dysfunction.
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On the one hand, revolution connotes a major upheaval, a disruption of the natural order of things.
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A new film explores the transformation and disruption of LA through interviews with writers, artists, and historians.
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England were also charged for disruption of the national anthem and an insufficient number of traveling stewards.
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Meanwhile, any delay or disruption of THAAD could be fertile ground for North Korean exploitation, said Miller.
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"There's not necessarily a major disruption of globalization coming from the political realm in Europe," said Chandler.
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In the 1980s, we still hoped for another regime change, a disruption of the theocracy's stifling rules.
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Users have complained that the disruption of the service lasted anywhere between four days to two weeks.
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"This is the single most significant law enforcement disruption of the dark net to date," said Brady.
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As a result of massive defoliation and disruption of physiological processes, the trees eventually die, Makoto said.
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Ain't no college boys trying to solve those problems, no VCs funding the disruption of those things.
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The disruption of supply chains, especially those that pass through Asia, is hurting businesses in multiple dimensions.
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Campuses can regulate when and where speech takes place in order to prevent disruption of school activities.
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That's because the disruption of Fox by right-wing media rivals had begun well before Ailes's exit.
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"We've been through that disruption of life," she said, and no one wants to live that again.
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But this sentiment from my father was a drastic disruption of a life I had always known.
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As with traditional jet lag, the problem is the result of a disruption of your normal routine.
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The latest:There is no massive disruption of the transportation industry — but companies are disrupting themselves from within
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He also called for the development of strategic border security and the disruption of terrorist funding networks.
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Unlike regular forces, they risk the disruption of their civilian careers so they can serve the country.
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They are generally nocturnal, so seeing one in the day might mean disruption of routine due to overpopulation.
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Some 62 percent of all attacks were deemed intentional and many led to disruption of public health services.
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Heyman had to pay a $85033,000 bond and was charged with willful disruption of governmental processes, a misdemeanor.
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Automakers are under pressure from investors to demonstrate they can fend off disruption of their traditional profit engines.
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Iranian disruption of Saudi production could be catastrophic, and challenging to counter if Tehran's fingerprints were not obvious.
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However, change requires disruption of the status quo for a variety of players, including some health care providers.
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Adidas is also banking on West to play a pivotal role in its disruption of the retail space.
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This may also lead to the disruption of brain circuits that underlie attention and cognitive skills, he added.
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The remarkable thing about this is that the disruption of traditional media is still in its early days.
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This means that social media's disruption of politics is only going to accelerate in the next few elections.
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He's also braced for the longest 'nuclear winter' of business disruption of the three startups we spoke to.
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The disruption of war means families can't work, can't reach crops and livestock or bring them to market.
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Such aggressive social-distancing imposes a high economic cost in terms of the disruption of ordinary economic activity.
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Have we officially moved past the riot-grrrl third and its disruption to the disruption of gender norms?
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A few of us even imagined how Mr. Taricani might have relished the boorish disruption of somber ritual.
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Technology has been a common denominator in the disruption of how businesses operate and consumers interact with them.
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The selection of Delrahim shows there will be no disruption of the Antitrust Division's critical and nonpartisan work.
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I've seen no proposal for repealing the A.C.A. that doesn't result in a major disruption of health insurance.
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The shootings on Canal Street early this morning were an ugly disruption of an otherwise beautiful holiday weekend.
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At worst, it will lead to harmful collateral damage and the disruption of intelligence or law enforcement operations.
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At times of internal strife, organizations suffer from lost productivity, a stressful work environment, and disruption of projects.
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Economists talk about the "China shock," the disruption of some communities by surging Chinese exports in the 2000s.
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Such aggressive social-distancing imposes a high economic cost in terms of the disruption of ordinary economic activity.
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A prosecution would result in the disruption of a branch of government and would raise serious constitutional issues.
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Now maybe Silicon Valley and the disruption of Silicon Valley is going to make our debt not matter.
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Pompeo also warned Tehran that "America is committed to keeping sea lines open, keeping the transit of oil available for the entire world," in a response to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's suggestion that any disruption of Iranian oil exports could result in the disruption of oil exports throughout the region.
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"The power generation industry is experiencing disruption of unprecedented scope and speed," Siemens management board member Lisa Davis said.
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"We felt this warranted the sudden and immediate disruption of our lives," he recounted in an interview with CNN.
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It deals not with a specific identity category, but rather with the disruption of the categorizing and pigeonholing order.
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SOME SAID it was the disruption of some flights to LaGuardia airport early on January 25th that persuaded him.
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Hatzius also said supply chain disruption of rising input costs may lead U.S. firm to lower their domestic activity.
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This helps limit the disruption of the host cities, and it also makes it an easier commitment for fans.
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The student has been charged with disruption of a school facility and resisting an officer without violence, both misdemeanors.
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The English FA was charged with disruption of the national anthem and having an insufficient number of traveling stewards.
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Our collective trauma derives from the unspeakably tragic loss of life, but also the disruption of this communal space.
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Where SpaceX touts its Silicon Valley-style disruption of the commercial rocket market, ULA prides itself on its reliability.
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"The main problem we have here for chemotherapy is the disruption of the cycles," said doctor Dr Talha Balosha.
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But the "Amazon effect" has become an industry buzzword to describe the company's massive disruption of the retail market.
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For Kanye West, the "Famous" video wasn't a disruption of his public narrative, but a bold extension of it.
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It's an issue of demand, which can cause ripple effects that would potentially outlast direct disruption of the economy.
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It could offer both the disruption of Medicare for all, and the inconvenience of private insurance, in one package.
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When it comes to things like masks and gowns, disruption of the international supply chain is largely to blame.
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Any disruption of, degradation in or interference with our use of Amazon Web Services could negatively affect our operations.
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The disruption of global supply chains is already profound, and it may continue until a final deal is reached.
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Yet another possible effect of expanded hunting would be the disruption of a historic long-term wolf research project.
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This is the sort of disruption of fashion-industry norms that is so often dreamt of and rarely implemented.
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Advertising isn't just the disruption of aesthetics, the insults to your intelligence and the interruption of your train of thought.
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Exposure to triclosan in general is linked with disruption of hormone function and the development of antibiotic resistance in bacteria.
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"I want to remind everyone that disruption of local transmission is extremely significant, but we must be vigilant," Philip said.
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" But the agencies are assessing how they could respond "to a persistent serious (drone) disruption of operations at an airport.
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The closures have led to fears of meat shortages and disruption of exports of buffalo beef and other meat products.
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I think the future depends on the disruption of those banks and mobile banking is one option for disrupting them.
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Concerns about increased automation, innovation and disruption of old-school industries causing job displacement and further inequality are certainly real.
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The immediate disruption of state and civil society institutions, particularly schools, means the usual child protection systems aren't in place.
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He is charged with willful disruption of government processes, and could face up to six months in jail if convicted.
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Heyman said he was held by security and later arrested on a charge of willful disruption of state government processes.
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That scenario, with all its implications for disruption of borders, markets and supplies is already doing Britain serious economic harm.
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Although some children recover from adversity, traumatic experiences can result in significant disruption of normal development, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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Without fanfare or warning, P&D no longer looks like a bizarre defilement, breach or disruption of anything at all.
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The disruption of moving is a fact of life for military families - as are the stresses that come with it.
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But like the dogs, or others with OCD, it's the amount of disruption of daily life that determines a disorder.
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"The power generation industry is experiencing disruption of unprecedented scope and speed," Siemens said in a statement at the time.
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The company announced it would buy PillPack, an online pharmaceutical retailer, heralding the retail giant's possible disruption of the industry.
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That's because the plunge into darkness, however brief, is going to cause a rare disruption of the solar energy supply.
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Yale in a statement Saturday said it supports freedom of speech, but does not allow the disruption of university events.
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That disruption of the world's manufacturing hub has severely hit supply chains globally, with companies still dealing with the fallout.
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The reason may be that stock exchanges react principally to the disruption of national or global economic activity and profitability.
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"Nonparticipants across the peninsula can expect little to no disruption of daily activities on and around military installations," it said.
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They then had to make arrangements with government agencies to minimize environmental disruption of their current excavations to the ravine.
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It is instead the disruption of the ethics and norms around how our government operates—a government for all the people.
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" Parts of the piece are excerpted from Auletta's forthcoming book, "Frenemies: The Epic Disruption of the Ad Business (and Everything Else).
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He is facing trial for murder, culpable homicide, unlawful assembly, disruption of public peace and other charges following the 2015 violence.
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Over time, these startups will achieve the ultimate disruption of becoming the industry platforms on which other restaurant applications are built.
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In between the travel images, several other photographers hark back to Donovan's idea of home and the disruption of its illusion.
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In an update of its System Status page, Apple notes that iCloud is suffering a widespread service disruption of some sort.
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PW: It's pretty darn mainstream, whether via digital transformation or just the massive disruption of massive industries buy digitally native competitors.
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The jump came despite the disruption of Hurricane Florence, which ravaged the Carolinas and was expected to dent the jobs count.
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We are confident that their expertise in branding and consumer goods will complement our own creativity and disruption of traditional products.
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" The memo suggests that Obama's policy change could have caused a myriad of "negative effects" including the disruption of "unit cohesion.
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Four income-based payment plans are available to help you weather the disruption of wages that have disappeared or been reduced.
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In the case of self-driving cars, data means a massive future disruption of the automotive industry and improved road safety.
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And Hastings was aware that even after the bundle is vanquished, the disruption of his industry will be far from complete.
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He can do this by showcasing the likely disruption of trade and economic flow -- issues that the Chinese care deeply about.
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The main risks from the trade dispute come from a potential disruption of global value chains that could hurt productivity globally.
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The disruption of this process is most likely relevant to the genesis of many mental disorders, including, perhaps, autism and Alzheimer's.
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No wonder we are always so distracted, when the underpinning of our daily existence is a disruption of the natural order.
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At the same time, evidence of psychological harm from the disruption of hormonal regulation that estrogen-based contraceptives cause is growing.
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It was an unusual disruption of an internet criminal group, because it was carried out by a company, not a government.
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It is important to keep in mind that there has been no actual disruption of oil flows from the Gulf region.
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The Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency, provided the tip that led to the disruption of the plots, the senior intelligence official said.
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In other words, social distancing measures that save lives can also, in the end, soften the economic disruption of a pandemic.
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The company said it is planning for "potential disruption of product deliveries across the global supply chain," because of the outbreak.
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Still, many court watchers say the legal community has never had to grapple with a disruption of this length and depth.
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But they warned that attempted disruption of the airport and flying drones without permission in the exclusion zone were serious crimes.
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"We are fully cooperating with the authorities in their investigation and are navigating a potential disruption of operations," Peco Foods Inc.
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The disruption of China's manufacturing network, and slowdown of its economy, have rippled through to airlines, automakers, tech companies and more.
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Israel would close gaps in that security barrier, but also reroute segments of it to minimize the disruption of Palestinian lives.
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The brand continued to see headwinds from the supply chain disruption of its chicken in the U.K. during the first quarter.
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According to Gordhan, the move will reduce reliance on government finances and reduce the disruption of SAA services, customers and staff.
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Police said the protests were a serious disruption of daily life and cited a law that allows them to restrict protests.
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In a region where the disruption of existing norms is everything, why does this decades-old paradigm of the office persist?
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They're expressing that Tibbetts's death is a loss that cannot be recouped — a disruption of order that can never be patched.
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Impatience and irritation at the disruption of the protests in a business-driven city have grown, but are far from predominant.
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This in turn could reduce innovation, prevent the disruption of aging giants and lower the U.S. tech sector's competitiveness with the world.
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"This kind of incident is unprecedented anywhere in the world, the disruption of an airport in this way," Grayling told the broadcaster.
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That illumination then creates a public scandal — a disruption of the status quo — by changing the way we fundamentally understand the subject.
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The streamer's disruption of the entertainment industry by extension means it has disrupted what's deemed popular enough to breakthrough the entertainment clutter.
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There would also be built-in exceptions for network management and research functions, aimed at minimizing the disruption of the new measures.
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For women like Ana, not having power was directly linked with the disruption of normalcy and her descent into a deep depression.
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As Schmitt sees it, the DNC hacks are not a game-changer, but a major disruption of the US economy would be.
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Antibiotics can cause "severe allergic reactions" or "disruption of the microbiome" when normal bacteria in the body are killed off, Grigoryan said.
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Zakzaky faces trial on charges of murder, culpable homicide, unlawful assembly, disruption of public peace and other offences following the 2015 violence.
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"We agreed to a settlement with the FTC to avoid the costs and disruption of litigation," the company said in a statement.
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And that leads to the second theme this funding touches on: the disruption of the business model for buying and selling homes.
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Our celebration of disruption of every other industry, our belief that digital platforms must always uphold free speech no matter how vile.
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The contamination was discovered in April and led to a major disruption of supplies from Russia, the world's second largest oil exporter.
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Gasoline: The disruption of Gulf Coast refining and pipeline networks will send prices upward nationwide, and gasoline futures are already trading higher.
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However last week the government announced fee hikes of up to eight percent, leading to the disruption of classes at most universities.
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I had written "Three Blind Mice" about disruption of the television industry, which was totally reliant on advertising back when it started.
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This week, Democrats continued their charade by throwing a planned and coordinated disruption of Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Disruption of petrochemical production in Texas and Louisiana has also added to the increase in gas inventories since the start of September.
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Despite the very real disruption of the industry, Matter clearly believes in the potential of media to reinvent itself, evolve and thrive.
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Amazon is another one of Cramer's picks for its major disruption of the traditional retail market and its pervasiveness in our lives.
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Little did anybody know, the unforeseen would be Russian intervention into our election, a real disruption of the basis of our democracy.
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Others point out that the disruption of relieving a regimental commander during a combat operation could well have slowed down the mission.
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"We now manage to avoid the complete disruption of the product, and reduce the damage by 90 percent," Mr. De Marchi said.
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The attack is unprecedented in its disruption of large institutions such as Spain's Telefónica and the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS).
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The Nomos aesthetic also seems to have insulated it from the disruption of the Apple Watch and other smart or connected watches.
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In May, Somalia's minister of internal security assigned high priority to the detection and disruption of the bombers' network and production cells.
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With the immediate danger from the storm abated, the concern now is long-term disruption of the food supply and waterborne disease.
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The cost of a tax is not just the money extracted from the private sector but also the disruption of economic activity.
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"The disruption of Saudi oil production could systematically rattle markets," according to a research note by the consultancy Eurasia Group on Monday.
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Any potential disruption of the Model S and X lines could threaten Tesla's target of building 23,25 of those vehicles in 2000.
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A failure to strike a deal with the European Union could throttle the economy because of the disruption of cross-channel trade.
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Seemingly diverse problems, but a common thread connects them: human disruption of how a single chemical element, nitrogen, interacts with the environment.
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The immense disruption of coronavirus has made it easy to forget the more regular disruptions that the Western U.S. faces: wildfire season.
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"The SARS experience shows the risk of a severe short-term disruption of economic activity and underperformance of local markets," they wrote.
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Even if there has not been a disruption of the big banks, basic financial services available to consumers are changing rapidly, nonetheless.
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An internet shutdown is an intentional disruption of the internet or digital communications, which makes those services inaccessible by a specific population.
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In a written statement, Yale University called the protest "regrettable" and said the school does not allow the disruption of university events.
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But some conservation biologists and animal rights groups contend the hunting programs are ineffective and can lead to disruption of local ecosystems.
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"The use of the military has not resulted in the disruption of criminal activity or dismantling of criminal networks," Ms. Beltran said.
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"Disruption of UNRWA services will have extremely dangerous humanitarian, political and security implications for refugees and for the whole region," Safadi said.
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IF TERRORISM'S success is measured by its disruption of a city's way of life, the reaction of Richard Angell exposes the fanatics' failure.
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Any disruption of or interference with our use of the Google Cloud operation would negatively affect our operations and seriously harm our business.
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SPNY also advanced, ending the session up 1.0 percent, as oil prices rose on the disruption of some of Saudi Arabia's oil shipments.
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It's equal parts morbid and fascinating: a company that came to embody the disruption of Silicon Valley, brought low by its own hubris.
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Payments were to compensate North Korea for direct expenses incurred such as fuel costs, disruption of agricultural planting, or equipment costs, he said.
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"Some of our customers have told us their biggest concern is potential disruption of product supply due to Kobe Steel's misconduct," Morichi said.
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The Times of London, meanwhile, reports that Ukrainian authorities now say Manafort was directly involved in the disruption of NATO exercises in Crimea.
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Other top swimmers have publicly backed the protests and FINA have sent a directive to delegations forbidding any more disruption of victory ceremonies.
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A.W. prefers the pressure tactics and disruption of a strike to a definitive, nonpartisan resolution of that legal question in the federal courts.
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Money flows now also to populist far-right parties, an investment in the disruption of Western politics and a weakening of European solidarity.
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Following his arrest, Heyman faced up to six months of jail time after being charged for "willful disruption of government processes," a misdemeanor.
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These services, if strung together and expanded to all Prime users, could represent an Amazon-led, digital disruption of our health-care ecosystem.
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"Ross actually had a not-so-common fracture of both corpora cavernosa as well as a complete disruption of the urethra," Purohit said.
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This international network is abetted by the many Sri Lankan jihadists who returned home after the physical disruption of ISIS beginning in 2016.
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What's most disquieting isn't the disruption of daily life (though it's devastating) but the ease with which people adapt to their new circumstances.
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Those who launched this disruption of the presidency on the basis of questionable evidence and procedures should be held accountable for their actions.
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But Novak was collared a few weeks later and slapped with a fourth-degree felony charge under Ohio's "Disruption of Public Services" statute.
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Mr. Trump's ascendency, disruption of the Republican party (and its response) is a huge political story, and, of course, deserves plenty of coverage.
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The disruption of estrogen levels can actually damage an athlete's bones, making them less dense and more susceptible to injury, De Souza said.
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" Merck, in its S.E.C. filings, stated that the attack "led to a disruption of its worldwide operations, including manufacturing, research and sales operations.
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This logic, which echoes President Trump's "violence on many sides" statement, also tacitly condones the NYPD's disruption of those groups in equal measure.
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WILFRED FROST: Is this and Marcus the tip of the iceberg as far as and in terms of your disruption of consumer banking?
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Facebook will need to fight to keep them aboard if it wants to avoid Libra looking like a unilateral disruption of the economy.
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The Finnish foreign ministry said on Thursday that the disruption of Finland's GPS signal during recent NATO war games came from Russian territory.
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London's cabby wars are less about the disruptive power of an app, or a new business model, than about the disruption of Britain.
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In November, Prince Andrew stepped back from public duties "for the foreseeable future" over the "disruption" of his association with the late Epstein.
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How could the world balance the global benefit of a cooling atmosphere against a huge disruption of the monsoon on the Indian subcontinent?
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President Trump announced the ban in 24, saying that American forces couldn't afford the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of transgender service members.
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In announcing his ban, Mr. Trump tweeted that American forces could not afford the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of transgender service members.
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They can refuse to tolerate any disruption of Mueller's investigation, including the firing of him or his boss, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Prices rose due to a disruption of coal exports caused by rail line damage in northeast Australia from Cyclone Debbie, which struck last week.
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"All involved in the events that lead to the disruption of the protests site will be held accountable and brought to justice," he said.
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But the right diffuser will give you defined, perfectly-dried hair without the damage or disruption of your curl pattern (and, with it, frizz).
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The port issued a statement on Wednesday blaming a cyberattack on a disruption of its IT systems and that law enforcement had been alerted.
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Volcanic ashes from Mount Agung forced Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport to be closed for 24 hours, leading to the disruption of 445 flights.
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This week, reviewing Civilizations, conserving Edgar Degas's tutus, tech's "disruption" of photography, Facebook's long history of apologies, architects and designers championing afrofutrism, and more.
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She has been able to dispassionately dispatch such cases in the past, but since her husband's disruption of their marriage, her confidence is faltering.
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The series of notes advising people and businesses how to protect themselves from the potential disruption of a 'no-deal' Brexit including stockpiling drugs.
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"It is essential to prevent the disruption of these agreements and to carry out an unbiased and impartial investigation of the incidents," Lavrov said.
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And when it gets inflamed, it sends out metabolites that cause disruption of the activity, both of the epigenome and of the gene directly.
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Cook led with the same factors that a U.S. company like Uber or Lyft might tout: The convenience, flexibility and "disruption" of ride-sharing.
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The irregular periods are caused by the disruption of the neuroendocrine hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, which can occur from concussion, according to the study.
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Germany says the Nord Stream-2 project will mitigate declining European gas production and the possible disruption of supplies piped via conflict-ravaged Ukraine.
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Researchers said evidence from the brain scans suggests the abnormalities occurred from a disruption of brain development, rather than a destruction of brain cells.
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LOOK, WE'VE GOT – THE LAST THING WE WANT TO DO IS HAVE DISRUPTION OF LEADERSHIP ELECTIONS IN THE MIDDLE OF A TERM RIGHT NOW.
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The disruption of the Taliban's leadership and a new round of succession struggles could produce even more infighting than occurred after Mullah Omar's death.
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"Disruption of your body clock and reduced ability to process glucose are possible mechanistic factors linking late-night eating to cancer risk," she explained.
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But the normal procedure in weather emergencies is to count not only direct deaths but indirect deaths due to the disruption of normal life.
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The big picture: The summit is "aimed at avoiding disruption of joint projects," per Reuters, after the U.S. pulled out of the Iran deal.
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These included tracking the physical location of individual cell phones, targeted disruption of cell phone service, intercepting text messages and eavesdropping on phone calls.
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"[R]obotics, automation, artificial intelligence, [and] the daily disruption of technology are all killing wage expectations," strategist Michael Hartnett said in a note Wednesday.
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Automation could lead to the disruption of up to 54 million American jobs if we aren't prepared and we don't have the right policies.
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"These losses would be much greater because of non-tariff measures, border controls and consequent disruption of existing UK-EU production networks," it said.
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No. Technology and the disruption of social media and all of the other technologies that have been emerging are a big focus for us.
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Barring a weather disruption of the standard schedule here, their respective quarterfinal matches will also be played in parallel, starting simultaneously on Tuesday afternoon.
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And beyond the disruption of the Justice Department, there's a lot to be accomplished for the First Step Act to reach its full potential.
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But it said that outlook does not include any possible impact from the spread of the coronavirus or the disruption of its supply chains.
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They found that damage to the white matter of obese teenagers was also linked to disruption of leptin, a hormone linked to weight regulation.
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While conditions in the country have improved, as of 2016, there was still a "substantial, but temporary, disruption of living conditions," according to DHS.
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In the midst of the storm, flooding and the disruption of utilities forced healthcare providers and first responders to urgently evacuate several major hospitals.
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But the grocer faces disruption of its own, and the challenge is coming from Jana Partners, the activist hedge fund founded by Barry Rosenstein.
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Mr. Trump made the declaration on Twitter, saying that American forces could not afford the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of transgender service members.
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On Monday he stood before the Senate and warned about a "grave disruption of government," and pleaded that all future impeachments must be bipartisan.
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"We believe the crackdown is only a disruption of a trafficking network but that network is still very much well in place," said Smith.
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The most serious relationship of her life folded for much the same reason many newspapers do: a disruption of traditional channels of direct interaction.
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And that can be disruption of beauty ideals, or appropriate attire, or the focus that we often see between the fashion industry and wealth.
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"Bulk data has supported the disruption of over 50 child sexual exploitation offenders in the UK in the last 30 months alone," the document states.
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This felt—in a visceral, queasy way—like a strange beginning for a memorial concert, like a disruption of the atmosphere Z-Trip had cultivated.
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Coming from private equity, Nelson has a particular curiosity when it comes to the disruption of more traditional industries such as logistics, education and construction.
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Continuing her bold disruption of the Democratic establishment, the 29-year-old from New York became the youngest woman ever elected to Congress Tuesday night.
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Indeed, many of the same tactics are used now: disruption of public services, lie-ins, media messaging, marches, and petitions to political and governmental authority.
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The students have both been arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit murder, possession of a weapon on school property, and disruption of school function.
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"We've been hearing a rising chorus of concerns from businesses all over the country about disruption of supply chains, materials cost increases," he said Wednesday.
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Tuesday's Part 2 deals with the company's response, or lack thereof, to charges that it has enabled "fake news" and the disruption of electoral politics.
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Automation will cut into manufacturing's share of the workforce, and Germany's mighty carmakers seem ill-prepared for the disruption of self-driving and electric vehicles.
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Under the Obama administration, to avoid the expense and disruption of immigration judges traveling, they would often hear proceedings from other courthouses via video conference.
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"Slower growth in China and the disruption of OPEC have resulted in lower prices than expected," BHP Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie said in a statement.
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It is our view that this clarification needs to address the prevention or mitigation of loss or disruption of critical transmission infrastructure and its services.
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The broker said the disruption of crude exports from Russia appears to be short-lived and Poland may start receiving clean crude on June 9.
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Election Day began smoothly for the most part, with scattered reports of problems at polling places but no evidence of any systemic disruption of voting.
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He also warned of doom for TV, which "is not only threatened by services like Netflix, but also the disruption of its advertisers," he wrote.
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Mueller's team will describe to a federal court on Friday the alleged lies told by Manafort that led to the disruption of the cooperation agreement.
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"The investigation revealed no evidence that any person's physical security was threatened or harmed due to the disruption of the MPD surveillance cameras," it continues.
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Oh, Mike's father, Bob (Stacy Keach), and stepmother, Alice (Carlease Burke), are also around constantly, another disruption of Mike and Martina's expected just-us bliss.
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Alcohol can stimulate the production of more stomach acids, which can lead to the disruption of the digestive tract's thin barrier, and can stimulate diarrhea.
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According to reports from Mixmag and Diario De Ibiza, the noise and disruption of the open-air venues has been a major concern for locals.
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While Uber has been relatively well received in Kenya, its entry has brought some protests and even violence connected to disruption of local taxi operators.
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Due to its disruption of the temporal and posterior frontal cortical areas, LSD can make sounds echo and bleed into different sounds, Giordano tells me.
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Information professionals must incorporate systems and processes into data-laden environments with a minimum disruption of critical work – and understand all of the federal guidelines.
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In London, climate change activists caused significant disruption of transportation and other activities this month, demanding that Britain rapidly reduce greenhouse gas emissions to zero.
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"That's a different challenge than being a better, cheaper provider in an existing market," Christensen said, referring to SpaceX's disruption of the rocket-launch industry.
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When the SPR was established in 1975, the government's biggest concern was potential disruption of imports of Middle East crude, not post-storm fuel shortages.
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Videos have surfaced on social media reportedly showing the burning of ballot papers and disruption of the electoral process in various parts of the country.
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The disruption of coronavirus is not expected to affect turnout for the elections, especially in states where large portions of the population received absentee ballots.
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However, Messonier said Americans should be prepared for the virus to spread in the US."The disruption of daily life might be severe," she added.
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"The shootings on Canal Street early this morning were an ugly disruption of an otherwise beautiful holiday weekend," LaToya Cantrell, the mayor, said on Twitter.
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If you're not taking these crimes seriously as an enormous disruption of good order and discipline, I fear that it's not going to change behavior.
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To do anything more, like hold the company's feet to the fire about raising the wage floor, would require an active disruption of this exercise.
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The Treasury Department repeatedly postponed implementing the sanctions against Mr. Deripaska's companies, citing the risk of collateral economic damage from the disruption of global markets.
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"They will only remedy the most disruptive elements of Brexit in case of no deal but disruption of course there will be," one official said.
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As we have seen, the low cost of reaching these users equips hostile foreign actors with a powerful new tool for disruption of our democratic process.
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Last month, allegedly United Arab Emirates-backed hackers planted a false, inflammatory story on Qatari news sites that contributed to the disruption of Middle East relations.
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There was an exception in 2015, when the Counterintelligence Division was publicly credited with the disruption of a Russian spy ring operating in New York City.
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But he also acknowledged that companies are far more ready to find solutions so they can avoid the embarrassment and disruption of an expensive proxy fight.
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Turkey insists it is taking care to limit disruption of civilian lives, noting that it hosts more Syrian refugees than any other country in the world.
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The comparison of humans to horses being displaced by technology raises the question of just how democracies will cope with the disruption of jobs by automation.
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At the very least, the last two direct listings seem to suggest there is no obvious negative for companies pondering disruption of the Wall Street model.
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The lack of progress in talks has spurred market jitters, with Europe stockpiling gas to guard against possible disruption of supplies in the peak of winter.
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The 9.37 mark is less than half of the VIX's historical average, and suggests market certainty despite widespread geopolitical tumult and technological disruption of existing industries.
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In addition, after the chaos and disruption of the 2008 global crisis, customers have come to trust technology more than they do in established financial institutions.
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Guerra-Correa the news is not so bad for South American fur seals (Arctocephalus australis), which seem to be surviving the disruption of the food chain.
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After 303 years in business, we succumbed to the "disruption" of Netflix and Hulu, bled to death by the long, slow defection of our customer base.
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These, again, are perhaps more sociological questions than artistic ones — artists have long asserted the right to poetic license, personal truth, and disruption of conventional understandings.
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One adult male on Thursday was also arrested in the Judiciary Committee room and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, simple assault and disruption of Congress.
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Atrial fibrillation is a disruption of the heart's natural rhythm affecting the heart's upper chambers, the atria, and is linked to an increased risk of stroke.
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Mr. Aberle said last week's large-scale disruption of the internet, caused largely by hackers exploiting security flaws in connected devices, showed opportunities in this market.
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Initially, drinking makes you feel euphoric because the disruption of these neurotransmitters results in large amounts of reward chemicals, like dopamine, being released all at once.
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Brooklyn's Gowanus neighborhood is a rapidly gentrifying Superfund site, where the ecological disruption of over 150 years of industry endures alongside new condos and commercial spaces.
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Anything that decreases the probability of a 'no deal' scenario will be welcomed by most businesses, who fear the disruption of an unmanaged and abrupt exit.
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Other nations are beginning to recommend social distancing, while assessing how much economic fallout, curtailment of civil liberties and disruption of routine their populations will tolerate.
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"Immediate action is needed now to avoid severe disruption of product supply to patients and hospitals," seven European Associations said in a joint statement last week.
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Federal officials also promised that there would be no disruption of the school lunch program or food stamps, now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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As the first planet to be discovered in modern history, Uranus has also become an astrological symbol of progress, science, and disruption of the status quo.
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I thought of Genet often as I read Statovci's novel; Bujar, in his voluptuous lying and his disruption of others' lives, rivals any of Genet's outlaws.
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"The shootings on Canal Street early this morning were an ugly disruption of an otherwise beautiful holiday weekend," Mayor LaToya Cantrell said in a tweet Sunday.
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"A departure of the United States from the union would mean there is a total disruption of the service to the country," he added on Tuesday.
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The U.K. government is expected to give less than 24 hours notice of a Presidential state visit to avoid the disruption of mass protest, the newspaper reports.
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She created golden sculptures for Tokens, Gold, and Glory at Hap Gallery that indict modern industrialized society for its mistreatment of animals and the disruption of ecosystems.
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The second, if aggressively implemented, would hasten the disruption of health insurance markets that Trump himself has warned against before Republicans pass a replacement health-care plan.
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Psychologists would probably say that some of this impulse was due to my gender; women who want to protect relationships often avoid the disruption of saying no.
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The threat of armed conflict and disruption of supplies in the Gulf can induce volatility and produce vigorous short-covering rallies, as the tanker conflict has proved.
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The possibility of a disruption of oil flows if the U.S. attacks Iran fueled a 22019% rise in crude prices and pushed the energy sector 22.51% higher.
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The attacks have resulted in a variety of adverse consequences, including lost sensitive information, disruption of operations and leaks of proprietary material, according to the US-CERT.
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The disruption of established privacy norms is also nothing new: People were concerned when the postcard came out, for example, because they believed mail should be private.
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President Trump's launch of 59 Tomahawk missiles to destroy one Syrian airstrip exacerbated an already complex situation in the Middle East, risking additional disruption of oil exports.
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By amassing and coaching an army of doctors, through CrossFit's 25,103 affiliates around the world, he envisions nothing short of a global disruption of the health space.
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"The disruption of deep sleep is contributing to cognitive decline," Walker says—in aging patients at risk of or already experiencing dementia, and even in healthy people.
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UNHAPPY CUSTOMERS In the nearer term, Rolls is still dealing with the costs and disruption of fixing Trent 215.1 engines caused by the poor durability of components.
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A botched attempt by Egyptian commandos to storm a hijacked airliner at Larnaca airport led to the disruption of diplomatic relations between Cyprus and Egypt in 1978.
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Over the next 50 years protest politics would no longer center on mass marches, but shift to the active disruption of sit-ins, boycotts, and human blockades.
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"We are fully cooperating with the authorities in their investigation and are navigating a potential disruption of operations," Peco, based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, said in a statement.
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This could be a response to that, but offering workers the chance to work fewer hours for less money is not exactly a bold disruption of capitalism.
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President Donald Trump has, in keeping with his disruption of a laundry list of other presidential norms, refused to attend the dinner throughout his tenure in office.
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The field produces 390-400,0000 barrels per day and a disruption of three days would be enough to completely shut down the field, the Lukoil source added.
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The possibility of a disruption of oil flows if the U.S. attacks Iran fueled a 22019% rise in crude prices and pushed the energy sector 21.26% higher.
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Experts have warned that the impact of the coronavirus on the auto industry is evolving from a disruption of parts issue to a potential consumer demand problem.
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But the potential effects on national security extend beyond military bases: The disruption of a variety of worldwide gatherings is erecting impediments to long-term security planning.
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So far, thanks to the pandemic's disruption of the economy (and everything else, while we're at it), more than 3 million unemployment claims have been filed nationally.
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But the Army Research Laboratory says an advantage of the simulation is that scenarios can be run repeatedly, avoiding the cost and disruption of real-life drills.
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They would like an end to the disruption of transport and the violence that makes it difficult for some people to leave home or go to work.
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And yet the clash in London is different, less about the disruptive power of an app, or a new business model, than about the disruption of Britain.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - The disruption of Finland's global positioning system (GPS) signal during recent NATO war games came from Russian territory, the Finnish foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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But the peak hour for energy demand came and went Monday evening without disruption of the region's power delivery network, the California Independent System Operator (ISO) reported.
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The UPU convened an "extraordinary Congress" this week to address the US's proposals or risk its withdrawal—and a full-scale disruption of the global mail system.
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"But the more that leverage and risky lending grow, the more likely that China's economic transition will include a significant disruption of some form," the bank said.
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Therefore, all parties must take precautions to minimize disruption of economic and financial flows and to secure the essential rights and obligations of citizens in such a case.
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Vox's Timothy Lee calls it the disruption of politics: Social media allows politicians to reach out directly to their partisans, bypassing the establishment infrastructure and empowering the grassroots.
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The launch of a vMVPD [virtual multi-channel video programming distributor] product in 2017 seems likely, and could accelerate revenue growth and drive significant disruption of TV advertising.
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"Society can reinforce these efforts, or we can continue paying a high price with the disruption of families through divorce, the loss of jobs and suicide," Greden said.
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But Iran and Iraq have both experienced significant disruption of their oil production and exports during the last 22000 years as a result of unrest, war and sanctions.
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Vince CalderheadHalifax, Nova Scotia To the Editor: The House Republicans' disruption of the impeachment hearings Wednesday was both thuggish and juvenile, in keeping with the president's own approach.
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"The disruption of these events shows that pride has always been about activism," said Lourdes Ashley Hunter, the director of the activist organization Trans Women of Color Collective.
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The girls were charged with conspiracy to commit murder, possession of a weapon on school property, carrying a concealed weapon and disruption of a school function, CNN reports.
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The second headache is the rise of ad-free content for consumers, especially on Netflix, and the corresponding disruption of ad-supported television, which has declining viewership globally.
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After all, next to physical disruption of city life, noise is often cited as a top reason why locals are usually against racing — in cities, or in general.
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The good news is a disruption of this scale will undoubtedly unlock tremendous opportunities in spite of the challenges outlined above, particularly in layers higher up the stack.
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DUBAI, July 23 (Reuters) - The Saudi cabinet said that any disruption of international maritime traffic would be considered a violation of international law, state media reported on Tuesday.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Russia was the likely culprit behind the disruption of GPS navigation signals over northern Scandinavia during recent NATO military exercises, Norway's defense minister said on Tuesday.
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The court said in its ruling that UberPOP had caused a "durable disruption" of the transport sector, provoking violent protests by taxi drivers that had disturbed public order.
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Lawmakers have found defending the merits of existing trade deals — and avoiding disruption of supply chains and import-export relationships — to be a source of rare bipartisan agreement.
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But a new report by Morgan Stanley Research sees a lot more potential for disruption of the internet industry with SpaceX's planned constellation of nearly 12,000 Starlink satellites.
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The student was later charged with disruption of a school facility and resisting an officer without violence, Gary Cross, spokesman for the Lakeland Police Department, told the Post.
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The practical effect of continuing to run up deficits and debt at this rate will be a significant disruption of global confidence in our economy and our currency.
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In announcing the ban in July, Mr. Trump posted on Twitter that United States forces could not afford the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of transgender service members.
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Modern-day industrial agriculture certainly has its environmental drawbacks — from soil degradation to disruption of the nitrogen cycle to all the fossil fuels used for the heavy machinery.
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Anxiety is a complex disorder, and in this study, the disruption of myo-inositol accounted for just 12 percent of the association between traffic pollution and anxiety symptoms.
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When the league decided not to go to the Olympics, several reasons were offered up, including disputes over marketing and finances and the general disruption of the schedule.
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Any failure to grasp these distinctions under current circumstances may mean the difference between life and death, the health of our economy and the disruption of our society.
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The biggest losers from Mr. Trump's disruption of the health care system will be middle-class and upper-income Americans, who earn too much to qualify for subsidies.
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"I just don't see it being worth the disruption of the lives of our children and of the parents, particularly, to try to manage those children," he said.
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It's not desirable if you are in a vulnerable population group, but it's better than total disruption of your usual health care in search of an unachievable victory.
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Harvey dismissed the idea that a disruption of his spring training routine — he was treated in late March for a blood clot in his bladder — had affected him.
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That would create a much bigger and longer lasting disruption of competing oil supplies which in turn will give the kingdom more pricing power in the medium term.
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The firm estimated the Saudis have 188 million barrels of oil on hand, or enough to cover a disruption of five million barrels per day for 37 days.
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" She said that hospitals and schools should begin preparing for an outbreak, and that she had even spoken with her own family about "significant disruption of our lives.
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Baghdad would not look kindly on a Turkish incursion into its territory, which it would see as a provocative act and a disruption of its fight against ISIS.
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Economists warned Brexit's biggest impact on Canada will come through its disruption of global trade and investment, which would weaken the price of oil and other Canadian exports.
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By holding industry titans accountable over the privacy and use of our data, regulators are encouraging long overdue disruption of everything from back-end infrastructure to consumer services.
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The disruption of encrypted messaging programs like WhatsApp and censorship circumvention tools like VPNs shows a desire to take almost total control over how the internet is used.
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The legislation repealed the 2009 anti-terrorism law that said staging gatherings that could cause "serious interference or disruption of any public services" was an act of terrorism.
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The occupation that followed lasted until the summer of 1945 and involved widespread food shortages, loss of public utilities, and the general disruption of day-to-day society.
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"Relocation, a common phenomenon in military families, is associated with disruption of care and the need for re-establishment of care in the new location," Chaudhary said by email.
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And it's true that widespread, sudden disruption of existing health insurance arrangements could short-circuit a workable transition to more market-oriented and less Washington-centric health policy reforms.
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The British military was even called out to search for the drone operator, but they still have no idea who's behind this deliberate disruption of a major transportation hub.
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Offences, they said, include bribery of a foreign public servant, misrepresentation of corporate documents, conspiracy, disruption of legal proceedings, money laundering and misreporting to authorities between 2008 and 2016.
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The packages are being sold in five price tiers, at a flat fee — no monthly service contracts, a significant disruption of how many home security services are sold today.
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The disruption of other types of retail, like big department stores, suggests this transition could push the multi-billion-dollar market of gas stations and convenience stores toward collapse.
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UnitedHealth Chief Executive Officer David Wichmann said some proposals being discussed represent a "wholesale disruption of American healthcare" that would impact the economy and jobs without improving patient access.
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The pledge, and Sanders's focus on the influence of the private health care industry, emphasizes that disruption of the health care system is the point of Medicare-for-all.
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Atti bin Attia Al-Qurashi, a police spokesperson, said that the dancing was "a disruption of traffic and violation of public morality," as reported by the state-linked website.
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In the short term, the threat of conflict in northern Iraq and the potential disruption of oil production and pipeline exports from the Kirkuk area could also boost prices.
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The student disrupters have been charged with two violations of the student conduct code -- "disruption of university" and "failure to comply," according to the UO student publication, Daily Emerald .
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This has been an ongoing discussion in tech circles, with Peter H. Diamandis and Ray Kurzweil's Singularity University being among the first to point a systematic disruption of everything.
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Shifts in the hormone interplay could create a disruption of mood and calmness more frequently in women, but this alone isn't enough to explain the full disparity, Maki says.
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No one quite knows how to treat a company that is in one sense "just" an app, but is also a force for the massive disruption of transportation infrastructure.
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It's now a $65 billion organization with 12 million enrollees and about as big a disruption of the health system as any business leader could ever hope to create.
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Observers at home and abroad were shocked by the drastic action, but the FAA's contingency plans kept disruption of the system to a minimum as supervisors assumed controller duties.
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" Simpson received a bad score on his parole risk assessment guideline in the drug/alcohol abuse category, with the document citing him for "frequent abuse, serious disruption of functioning.
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Obamacare overhauled the health care sector through thousands of pages of legislation and regulation resulting in massive disruption of the market and -- more importantly -- existing coverage of everyday Americans.
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It is not a majority of the voting base for even the Democratic Party and independents who would likely favor the impeachment process and a complete disruption of government.
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Warming at the end of the Little Ice Age, which occurred around 150 years ago, and recent climate change, have been attributed to the disruption of the AMOC system.
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The letter is included in an excerpt from Ken Auletta's upcoming book, Frenemies: The Epic Disruption of the Ad Business (and Everything Else), which has been obtained by Axios.
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Financial markets have been on a roller coaster as investors grapple with the potential economic damage caused by fractured supply chains, travel bans and the disruption of daily life.
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It sent teams an email this month detailing the disruption of the trading system under the new law, but told executives it was still figuring out how to respond.
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"A no deal [Brexit] scenario would entail the disruption of UK trade within European export supply chains," according to a recent note by Credit Suisse research analyst Sonali Punhani.
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In contrast, the next canvas, "Untitled (Love)" is painted with four narrow, evenly spaced blue stripes, constituting a severe disruption of the uniform color intervals in the previous painting.
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Besides Mr. Netanyahu, the police recommended on Sunday that his wife, Sara, be charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust, along with disruption of investigative and judicial proceedings.
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The overall Russian intent is clear: disruption of the United States political system and society, a goal that in the Russian view was best served by a Trump presidency.
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Spats between Moscow and Minsk have previously led to the disruption of supplies to Europe, which obtains 10% of its oil from Russia via Belarus's Druzhba pipeline transit link.
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Sales of cybersecurity products are growing faster than the overall tech industry as businesses seek to defend themselves against financial crimes and disruption of their operations caused by hackers.
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In so doing, his administration is encouraging an ill-considered political outcome that inflicts enormous risk on the British people with the potential disruption of the United Kingdom itself.
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Roku – Roku was rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim, which calls the maker of video streaming devices a key player in the disruption of the domestic television business.
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Roku (ROKU) was rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim, which calls the maker of video streaming devices a key player in the disruption of the domestic television business.
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The disruption of WhatsApp was the latest in a long line of big digital services running up against China's "Great Firewall," the country's system of internet filters and controls.
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Then she scrambles them, as she does with their movements, using distortions in the dance's form to get at a broad idea of trauma — or the disruption of the expected.
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"We are still far too vulnerable" to a major disruption of gas supplies, Miguel Arias Cañete, the European commissioner for climate action and energy, told a news conference on Tuesday.
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In December, multiple drone sightings resulted in the disruption of more than 1,000 flights over the course of three days as investigators struggled to determine the motivations behind the incident.
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Her interest in abjection's disruption of subjectivity and order and her observations about exclusion and taboo, especially as they relate to biblical proscriptions in Jewish law, would seem highly relevant.
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Advocates for Hardiman, Coney Barrett, Thapar all talking w/ plugged-in friends in Congress or WH, ready for the possibility of further disruption of Kavanaugh nomination between now and Mon.
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In Ukraine, meanwhile, doubts about vaccines have been exacerbated by disruption of the country's health system by the armed conflict with Russian-backed rebels in the east of the country.
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The potential for disruption of the disrupters is clear, Buyer acknowledged: Crowdfunding for equity cuts down a huge barrier that venture capital firms have worked to their advantage for decades.
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Millie, a 39-year-old banking industry employee, said the protesters' disruption of transit systems was not merely an inconvenience, but an infringement on regular people's right to daily life.
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"The attorney general's view is ill-conceived, legally meritless and, if adopted, would lead to a serious disruption of common business practices across many industries," TicketNetwork said in its complaint.
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Both sides are likely to come under business and economic pressure to de-escalate, avoiding a major disruption of global trade and with it the increased likelihood of a recession.
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For a people that forms an intense bond with their land, that turns into what's known as ecological grief—psychological devastation that comes with the disruption of the natural world.
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That's an environment he can either commit himself to creating ahead of the next election in 2020—by attempting a major disruption of conservative media, and further Trumpifying the GOP.
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Tech and entrepreneurial disruption of course took centre stage at the event - the geodome venue was centred by an interactive globe installation in collaboration with Mashable and Scottish company Pufferfish.
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The reimposition of sanctions on Iran played the same role in 2018 as the disruption of Libya's oil exports and advance of Islamist fighters across northern Iraq played in 2014.
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Russia's only previous significant disruption of exports via Druzhba was at the end of the last decade when Moscow suspended shipments for three days over a pricing dispute with Belarus.
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Previous research has shown that breast and prostate cancer risk are associated with night-shift work and the disruption of circadian rhythm, or a person's sleep-wake cycle, Kogevinas explained.
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The core impacts of trauma and toxic stress include the disruption of their stress system, leading to lifelong behavioral problems, cognitive difficulties, chronic inflammation, impaired health, and even early death.
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The report noted immediately after the heading a disruption of the normal balance of chemicals in the brain and reductions in memory test performance of 41 percent to 67 percent.
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"I think a disruption of the international order is something that Russia, in a shortsighted way, thinks works to their benefit," Mattis responded during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.
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The indigenous Arrernte/Luritja peoples here were subject to a radical and often violent disruption of their lives and lands — a sad story common to many countries and native cultures.
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Ms. Cedrone, also 52, said she was more concerned about the uncertainty and disruption of moving than about any threat to the history of Jewelers Row from the redevelopment project.
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"But if this trend continues beyond March and the coronavirus spreads to other regions in China and around the globe, we expect a disruption of the supply chains," he said.
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A major disruption of US infrastructure via a cyber attack is what some have called a "cyber 9/11," or a "cyber Pearl Harbor"—a much bandied around nightmare scenario.
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The "disruption" of the fountain-pen market provides a soothing escape from all the others: Amazon's unnerving dominion, Facebook's alleged tainting of democracy itself, and childhood's fast fade into screens.
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Unfortunately, we think it is inevitable that there will be delays to our launch schedule and satellite manufacturing due to increasing travel restrictions and the disruption of supply chains globally.
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Beyond that, the economic disruption of ending all trade with China would be so huge inside the United States that Mr. Trump's aides declined on Sunday to discuss the implications.
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Home decor and furniture retailer Pier 1 Imports, which filed for Chapter 11 on February 17, noted it could face a potential disruption of its inventory due to the virus.
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Why it matters: "Medicare for All" would bring an enormous amount of change to the health system, and the disruption of employer-based insurance is already an important political flashpoint.
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But Slowik also notes that it's not easy to predict how GE's Fanuc software handles a disruption of its licensing checks, which depend on the industry and specific customer setup.
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He strips the object of its utilitarian function and reconfigures its meaning with various symbols that comment on the disruption of cultural and economic systems that existed prior to colonialism.
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Puerto Rico's Fiscal Agency and Financial Advisory Authority, which announced the move, said it did not expect any disruption of service to Prepa's residential or commercial customers on the island.
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"This is a significant disruption of what we would call an imminent terrorist event," Mr. Colvin said at a news conference in Sydney, held with Mr. Keenan and Mr. Turnbull.
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Transit authorities closed two stations on the airport express train to guard against a possible disruption of transportation to the transportation hub, but none had materialized by late Sunday afternoon.
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Carmakers worry that leaving the European customs union would mean the imposition of tariffs and the disruption of complex international supply chains, both of which would raise their production costs.
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Research has shown the disruption of our circadian system can contribute to illnesses like depression and, over the long term, increase the risk of heart disease and even breast cancer.
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Disney is incentivized to stay away from complete disruption of the traditional cable bundle because it already gets about $20 per household from ESPN, ABC and its other networks, he said.
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These findings on daily rhythmicity in microbiota have really piqued my interest because disruption of our circadian rhythmicity by electric light at night has been my research passion for several decades.
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He also trotted out his populist plan for a state-provided basic income to cope with "digital disruption" of the economy, a platform that helped him win the Socialist primary debates.
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In addition to legally targeting the conference, Crown Sterling has also filed suit against 23 "Doe" defendants, who it claims orchestrated a disruption of the company's sponsored talk at Black Hat.
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Philip Bilden, Trump's pick to be Navy secretary, also withdrew because he was not able to satisfy the Office of Government Ethics' requirements for divestment without "undue disruption" of his assets.
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So many of them are under fire for privacy violations, disruption of city streets, excessive bro-ness, lack of diversity, encouraging Nazis, and monopolistic practices, they could really use a win.
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If Britain manages to avoid the disruption of a no-deal Brexit, continued sluggish growth is likely to be as good as it gets for the next few years at least.
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A brain AVM occurs when artery-connecting, abnormal blood vessels and veins in the skull become tangled, causing high pressure and a disruption of blood flow, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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It also came at the end of a weekend filled with violence and disruption of Trump rallies, in which the real estate mogul pointed the finger at Sanders for the unruliness.
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"Turkey's economy, especially the private sector, significantly relies on USD funding, the disruption of which can cause economic and financial disarray to Turkey" analysts at TD securities said in a note.
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A wall would be even more complicated, requiring redirection of water so that concrete could be mixed on location, difficult work on rocky terrain and a potential disruption of archaeological sites.
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Drinking water across southeast Texas is also "going to be contaminated," infectious disease specialist Rick Watkins told the Guardian, because of the disruption of sewage systems, which will leak into floodwater.
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The United Nations also reported the disruption of a second convoy that had finally received travel permits but was stopped in Homs Province by government forces that removed its medical supplies.
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His upcoming book, "Frenemies: The Epic Disruption of the Ad Business (and Everything Else)," details the Moonves letter to Redstone regarding her plan to merge CBS with its sibling company Viacom.
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"A disruption of financial flows ... coupled with diminishing confidence of market participants, could lead to the drying up of market liquidity ... affecting financial stability in the EU banking system," EBA said.
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"The communications reflected in the emails describe the movements of large groups of protesters with a focus on preventing violence or the mass disruption of traffic," according to the NYPD statement.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer explains why Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade were forced to discuss a potential merger, or end up left behind by the disruption of tech companies in Silicon Valley.
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At best that means disruption of ordinary life will continue well into the spring; at worst, it could mean chaotic scenes of hospitals overrun as the caseload and death roll rise.
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The bigger effect, though, could come from the disruption of supply chains and the hit the trade wars pose to consumer and business confidence, which could lead to further economic slowing.
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If you think that that disruption of that has been financially painful ... So, when I took over for Marjorie in 2013 — one in three courses in American universities uses Pearson content.
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A perennial interest of the Swiss Institute, architecture features prominently (if awkwardly) into the exhibition as an addendum to Duchamp's initial definition of readymades as a disruption of the manufactured object.
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"Africa is exposed on many fronts, including significant declines in tourism earnings, migrant remittances, commodity prices and disruption of manufacturing supply chains," said Benedict Oramah, president of the Cairo-based bank.
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Mr. Trump gave no warning before announcing the ban in July and declaring on Twitter that American forces could not afford the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of transgender service members.
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While Iran has demonstrated an interest in industrial control system hacking, it's shown no sign of successfully developing tools and techniques that would allow disruption of physical equipment like circuit breakers.
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"The proposal to set all ground rents to zero will result in a disruption of housing supply and contradicts the Government's stated objective of seeking new sources of housing," it said.
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Though Lakeland students are not mandated to say the pledge, the boy was removed from class, arrested and charged with disruption of a school facility and resisting an officer without violence.
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The evidence is clear, more jails – no matter how "humane" – lead to higher rates of incarceration, perpetuate the disruption of families (especially in communities of color), and are harmful to human health.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday also underscored the anxiety around the disruption of economic growth that the virus and the subsequent efforts to contain it might have on east Asia.
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But with the Maduro administration digging in for a long confrontation, traders have been forced to reappraise the possibility of a long disruption of exports that could last weeks or even months.
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There are also fears about how self-driving vehicles would cope with hacking or widespread disruption of their communications systems ("Too much sun could wreak havoc on driverless cars", Bloomberg, March 16).
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The Egyptian Meteorological Authority said "active southwesterly winds in the north of the country are stirring sand and dust, leading to the disruption of maritime navigation on the Red and Mediterranean seas".
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Tareq Abuissa, composer and lyricist, ties the show together with musical numbers highlighting the need to "Pivot," how "Helpful" VCs can be and the need for "Disruption" of diversity issues in tech.
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Error 53 is typically triggered by a disruption of the link between the Touch ID fingerprint reader and the Secure Enclave within the phone, which often causes the phone to brick completely.
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That aircraft will push its lift-over-drag ratio—a key indicator of aerodynamic efficiency—considerably and ensure minimal disruption of airflow across all structural elements and in all phases of flight.
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" Dr. Maddie Deutsch of the University of California, San Francisco says that the abrupt disruption of a transgender person's medical care could cause "a tragic emotional blow and can have lasting consequences.
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" Joseph Nkaisserry, Kenya's interior minister, said protesters "armed with stones, machetes and other crude weapons" had caused "heightened political tension, disruption of peace and loss of livelihoods affecting thousands of ordinary Kenyans.
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The author of the spray-painted message was clearly suggesting that the school—and, specifically, Frederick—no longer represented a disruption of the nation's racial hierarchy but was a bulwark of it.
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"The core impacts of trauma and toxic stress include the disruption of their stress system, leading to lifelong behavioral problems, cognitive difficulties, chronic inflammation, impaired health, and even early death," Keating wrote.
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And as if this was not enough, the very ingredient — ubiquitous connectivity — that has served as lubricant for the disruption of entire industries is now on the verge of being disrupted itself.
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"The uncertainty and the disruption of labor market activities caused by the surge in apprehensions is likely to have generated the departure of firms and the relocation of production," the researchers wrote.
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It&aposs not clear whether obesity causes the brain damage or vice versa, but researchers believe that it&aposs related to the disruption of hormones like leptin and insulin, which regulate appetite.
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Safilo, which owns the Carrera brand, warned in March that it expected disruption of deliveries to affect the Going Forward Brand portfolio, saying sales were expected to fall 15 to 20 percent.
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That's because Uber's massive imprint around the world and its disruption of the global transportation industry offer a chance for someone to come in, engineer a turnaround and have a big effect.
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Gove was beginning a two-day visit to discuss no deal plans with businesses in Northern Ireland, which is widely seen as the most exposed UK region to the economic disruption of Brexit.
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Much of the disruption of the past decade — and the first six years of Disruptor 50 companies — was built on the platform of the smartphone and the access to the cloud it enabled.
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The latter amounted to some discreet disruption of North Korea's missile launches through cyber-attacks and gentle cajoling of the Chinese to be a bit tougher over the implementation of various UN sanctions.
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His work is a window into the life of someone who experienced such extreme deprivation and loss; it offers insight into the disruption of intimacy and trust that such an event would create.
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"I think it's great idea to have a dedicated team [working] just on Level 4 and 5, because that's when we will really see the disruption of automotive industry," he tells The Verge.
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As we assess the market, product, competitive and talent dynamics, we see a perfect storm of enabling characteristics pushing beyond incremental innovation into the widespread disruption of the firmly established HR SaaS category.
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Jamming is the intentional disruption of radio frequencies to interfere with legitimate communications, and it is generally banned and subject to heavy penalties in the U.S. outside of limited use by federal agencies.
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Another concern going forward must be disruption of internet traffic, as we saw occurred just days before the election on October 21st when the Marai botnet crippled part of the internet for hours.
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Republicans boasted of their entrepreneurship and disruption of industries that were regulated and unionized while Democrats liked associating themselves with the shiny new objects that they believed made them look hip and innovative.
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Hong Kong's airport canceled all flights on Monday, with authorities blaming demonstrators for the disruption of one of the world's busiest terminals, an escalation in anti-government protests in the former British colony.
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During the loss of Crimea and the Russian invasion, Ukraine's economy shrank up to 15 percent — but despite everything, including Russian naval disruption of its major ports, Ukraine's economy has grown since 2016.
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Its first task, and the one most associated with the agency, is the Sicario-esque disruption of illicit flows of drugs coming into the U.S. from abroad, like intercepting speedboats filled with cocaine.
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In the European Union, the disruption of trade with an important partner — amid speculation about which other nations may try to leave — raises real threats to the strength of the underlying eurozone economy.
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And though he disliked for his thoughts to bend this way, he felt the bleakness might be down to Lindsay: her disruption of the delicate ecology that had already gelled before she arrived.
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Roads to the airport were reopened around 0430 GMT, as power was restored, but the disruption of services would have "severe consequences for air traffic during the day", airport spokesman Jacco Bartels said.
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Michael Steven Sandford, 20, faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted of federal charges of disruption of an official function and two counts of firearm possession, according to the Associated Press.
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"The disruption of the supply chain is one of the bigger risks ... We are already seeing notices that time lines will not be met," KCB Chief Executive Joshua Oigara told an investor briefing.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week due to receding demand pressure for hard currency from merchandise importers as the disruption of travel by the coronavirus epidemic hobbles international trade.
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One crucial point I still don't think is widely understood is that, scary and damaging though it was, the financial crisis — the disruption of credit markets that followed Lehman's collapse — was quite brief.
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Worries about the coronavirus, the stock market and the general disruption of life have added to our stress levels, but we know that stress also can make you more susceptible to respiratory illness.
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Rent control is key to stopping evictions and protecting families from losing the sudden disruption of losing their homes, jobs, or security—and it has already worked in places like New York state.
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At last evening's game, following multiple complaints from guests and verbal confrontations with others in attendance, two individuals were warned by Wells Fargo Center staff about their continuing disruption of the fan experience.
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In this instance, disruption of the nearby binding site, Dr. Young said, "broke up the neighborhood and allowed an outside enhancer to push TAL1 to the point of tumorigenesis," the production of tumors.
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Suddenly, I began to piece it all together as a severe disruption of the plexus of blood vessels in the mucosa underneath the bridge of the nose, possibly worsened by elevated blood pressure.
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An entrepreneur who made a fortune thanks to his digital disruption of the newspaper industry has joined forces with a fearsome nonprofit watchdog publication that is expanding its coverage of the tech industry.
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Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel will host a meeting of Britain's closest neighbors, the ones who would be hardest hit by the disruption of a no-deal Brexit, just ahead of the summit.
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Nielsen told the panel there were two types of threats to American election security from other nations: hacking or disruption of election infrastructure, which includes voter registration lists or voting machines, and influence campaigns.
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U.S. sanctions on exports from Venezuela and Iran, coupled with attacks on pipelines and tankers in the Middle East, and the disruption of Russia's exports due to contamination, have all cut immediate crude availability.
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And the pressures on a child's mental well-being can be considerable, just from the disruption of relocating, often at great distances, and getting separated from friends and family for long stretches of time.
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While flagging that British construction activity continued to decline amidst Brexit-related uncertainty, Manifold suggested the hit UK infrastructure and residential markets had already taken would limit the disruption of a potentially chaotic exit.
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Morgan Springer, former co-founder of organic food-delivery start-up Sprig, says that the evolving consumer consciousness, "parallel to the disruption of dairy," is driving the surge in interest for plant-based protein.
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Other funds will focus on the changing face of retail and the disruption of the healthcare industry, and even the ways in which technology is reshaping the financial services industry that Goldman has created.
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Meanwhile Pope Francis spoke of his "deep concern" about the situation created by Mr Trump's move, given the disruption of a delicate equilibrium in the governance of the sacred city and its holy sites.
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She's annoyed by the situation and its disruption of her life, but her knee-jerk reaction is to support her husband unconditionally, even when he comes home from a tryst with a sex worker.
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And this is espionage 101: disruption of a political process that puts the US and the West on poor footing and allows Russia to meet its goal, which is to gain more dominance globally.
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It's taken years to do away with all the stage, forced pageantry, and get it back to the essence of body politics, disruption of space, the reclaiming of queerness from a contemporary Pacific identity.
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The disruption of the traditional family structures, the rise of a single-child population, and the increasing number of "empty-nester" elders have made pets a replacement source of comfort in the urban areas.
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In its rebranded form, DID was not caused by false memories or an influx of new personalities, but a disruption of a personality that was already there, a kind of fracturing of the self.
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We've almost forgotten what a mild erosion in sales looks like, and the amnesia has been exacerbated by all the so-called "disruption" of transportation, which on closer examination is no disruption at all.
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This is the verdict of a new report, Rethinking Transportation 226-20160: The Disruption of Transportation and the Collapse of the ICE Vehicle and Oil Industries, published in May from independent research group, RethinkX.
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The US-CERT alert goes on to lay out the various forms of impact a ransomware attack might have: loss of files, disruption of operations, financial loss, and potential harm to an organization's reputation.
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She acknowledged there was still a lot of work to do to achieve the volume and disruption of the Portland action, but didn't have any doubt people would stick around as long as necessary.
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And often, the supply chains are fine -- CNN spoke with two major Hong Kong supermarkets, two shipping companies, and two container operators, all of which said there was no shortage or disruption of supplies.
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On Wednesday night, Prime Minister Imran Khan briefly addressed the nation, urging people not to be provoked by a "small section of society" and saying his government would not tolerate disruption of normal life.
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MOSCOW — Members of the political activist group Pussy Riot said they staged a disruption of the World Cup final between France and Croatia on Sunday by running onto the field while wearing police uniforms.
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A report from the governor accompanying his request for federal aid documented the larger toll taken on residents of the island's volcano-stricken Puna district, including disruption of power, communications and drinking water infrastructure.
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As a Saturday night deadline approached, representatives for the writers and the agents agreed to give themselves another week to resolve their differences and stave off a potentially chaotic disruption of the entertainment industry.
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The steady rise in confirmed coronavirus cases has fueled intense anxiety among investors and concerns among economists that efforts to contain the virus and its disruption of global activity could spur a severe downturn.
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For Canal, which operates 49 towboats, the outage of one vessel could run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars due to lost shipping opportunities and disruption of its highly coordinated fleet, Lane said.
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They say that hackers intended not merely to cause a short-lived disruption of the Ukrainian grid but to inflict lasting damage that could have led to power outages for weeks or even months.
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Some note that the disruption of failing to make a deal, while indisputably bad, would not be magnitudes worse than the bare-bones deal that Mr. Johnson says, for now, that he is seeking.
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"The Yellow House" is a wide-ranging, book-length poem that roams through time, touching on family history, identity, the disruption of emigration, urban life, the loss of an unborn child and much else.
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"The president's efforts at the disruption of governance — his suspicion of a 'deep state' he professes to find in the bureaucracy — is what's coalescing all of these people dissenting from his administration," he said.
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Even before the end of the mourning period, the authorities began cracking down, beefing up security in cities across the country, renewing their disruption of the internet and conducting waves of pre-emptive arrests.
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He said the risks of further escalation - including the spread of militancy, a revival of migrant flows to Europe, disruption of oil supplies, and regional instability - could help produce a deal among foreign powers.
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Oil prices jumped nearly $3 on Friday after a U.S. air strike in Baghdad killed the head of Iran's elite Quds Force, sparking concerns for escalation of regional tensions and disruption of crude supplies.
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Disruption of transit to Europe through Ukraine in January 2020 could result in a drop in Russian gas exports to the EU by 6.3 billion cubic meters (bcm) that month, an EWI scenario showed.
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Disruption of transit to Europe through Ukraine in January 2020 could result in a drop in Russian gas exports to the EU by 6.3 billion cubic meters (bcm) that month, an EWI scenario showed.
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Oil prices jumped as investors feared that attacks on oil tankers risked a disruption of shipments in the Strait of Hormuz, which passes by Iran and is key to the global supply of oil.
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"Netflix's virtuous circle remains strong & the company continues to benefit from the ongoing disruption of linear TV." Anmuth reaffirmed his overweight rating and increased his price target to $285 from $242 for Netflix shares.
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Action must be taken to protect our elections and citizens' right to private life, and if Facebook doesn't like it then they should know that we don't like interference and disruption of our elections either.
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The Greek word apokalypsis means not only destruction, not only the disruption of reality, but the dismantling of perceived realities — an ending of endings, a shocking tremor of revelation that remade creation in its wake.
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Many are earning full-time incomes from their content, and disruption of that income by a massive company is more than just another unfortunate hazard of making a living online: it could be legally actionable.
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At less than a quarter inch across, the magnetically activated robot mimics the entrancing locomotion of a jellyfish and can use the resulting disruption of water flow to manipulate objects or burrow into the ground.
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While Amazon's disruption of the retail and cloud space has been "phenomenal," there are concerns, said Bob Peck, internet equity analyst at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, who has a price target of $600 on the stock.
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He essentially argued that although the murder of the Washington Post journalist was "terrible" and could not be condoned, it did not merit the disruption of a strategic relationship he has elevated to extraordinary levels.
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And more broadly, the whole reason a disruption of trade with China hurts farmers is that the trading relationship isn't a case of anybody ripping anybody off — it's a whole series of mutually beneficial exchanges.
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Pan-European air traffic control agency Eurocontrol said late on Tuesday that air-to-ground and/or cruise missiles could be used within the next 72 hours, warning of intermittent disruption of radio navigation equipment.
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Since the BDB overran Es Sider and Ras Lanuf, Libya's national oil output has dipped again from about 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 600,000 bpd due to a disruption of operations at the ports.
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"Simply go to this URL and tell the FCC to preserve net neutrality and Title II." Within minutes, traffic to the website spiked by 3,116%, "resulting in the disruption of system availability," the investigation found.
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JAKARTA/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Road blockages and bad weather in Kalimantan on the Indonesian side of Borneo island are being blamed for a disruption of coal supplies from one of the world's most important export regions.
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He's also running for president Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Indiana, launches 2020 presidential bid Pete Buttigieg says 'disruption' of blue-collar industries has helped fuel white nationalismRead more of INSIDER's 2020 Election coverage
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"Because of the incessant attacks and disruption of production in the Niger Delta, as I talk to you now, we are now producing about 1.4 million barrels per day," Kachikwu told the House of Representatives.
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Dr. Flannagan added, however, that the increase was not caused by a disruption of sleep from the time change, but instead "simply because it was dark" and it becomes harder for drivers to see pedestrians.
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What makes coronavirus anxiety so much worse than will-my-toddler-run-into-traffic anxiety is its potential for disruption of our daily routines combined with a deeper uncertainty about how it will play out.
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While there is no single brain structure or system responsible for A.D.H.D. (and some believe the term encompasses more than a single syndrome), one cause seems to be a disruption of the brain's dopamine system.
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Her breakthrough play, "Ironbound," produced at the Rattlestick in 2016, prefigured "queens" in dealing with the double disruption of being a woman who ventures, or is forced to flee, beyond the familiar discomforts of home.
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The rules led to a brief disruption of Amazon's online operations in February and shocked Walmart, which had just months before invested $16 billion in acquiring control of India's Flipkart in its biggest ever deal.
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The answer, according to the opponents of equal rights at the time, would be a disruption of the natural order of things, meaning women would exert their strength to take down men physically and mentally.
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The document warns that: Other consequences include: likely "significant" electricity price increases, potential outbreaks of animal disease, disruption of some cross-border financial services, and potential clashes if foreign fishing boats enter Britain's territorial waters.
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But as Ford CEO Jim Hackett pointed out during a recent interview for CNN Business' The Table with Poppy Harlow in Detroit, his company caused, arguably, the biggest industrial disruption of the entire 20th century.
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The first time I experienced a migraine with aura, a condition which for me involves sudden and temporary loss or disruption of vision, I thought it was due to a fall on the ice rink.
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Local officials counter that an extended disruption of rail service between New York City and New Jersey would have national implications because it would cripple the economy of the largest metropolitan area in the country.
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While she warned of the need to prepare for a "significant disruption of our lives," Dr. Messonnier used words like teleworking and teleschooling to describe what might have to happen in the worst-case scenario.
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Estimates of global economic losses that extrapolate from the outbreak's immediate impact on China do not account for a possible prolonged epidemic, potential extended disruption of global supply chains, or the uncertainties that deter investment.
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Zhang Lifan, a prominent historian who grew up in the city, said that the disruption of so many small business would change the character of the city, upending lives of migrants and also their customers.
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Again, this may be possible, but would result in a disruption of flows as other Asian coking coal importers such as Japan, South Korea and India would have to switch suppliers and re-negotiate deals.
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WTI position-building is being driven by the draw down in inventories around Cushing and disruption of pipeline deliveries to the U.S. Midwest as a result of the stoppage in production at Canada's Syncrude plant.
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Eastburn, Ovland and Watson were charged with criminal disruption of the Docklands Light Railway train in Canary Wharf in east London on April 17, one of a number of protests targeting the city's financial districts.
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In "The Pursuit of The Millennium", first published in 1957, Norman Cohn showed that outbreaks of millenarianism often followed a big disruption of some kind—a plague, a famine or even a sharp increase in prices.
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A two-front trade war would most certainly lead to a major disruption of global economic activity, a devastating hit to corporate bottom lines and, as we have seen in the past, a potentially devastating recession.
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The internet and its disruption of traditional print business models has now reached the watershed of publications like Newsweek and the Los Angeles Times, household names with large — paying — subscriber bases who loved their Pulitzer Prizes.
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Looks like Trump was just spinning when he noted in his three-tweet announcement of the ban Wednesday morning that the military "cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption" of trans service members.
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If a superintelligent AI were making a funding pitch to an angel investor, converting the surface of the Earth into strawberry fields would be nothing more than a long overdue disruption of global land use policy.
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"Our analysis proves up down and sideways that what is actually happening is a complete end-to-end disruption of the entire consumer facing supply chain," says Randall Rothenberg, president & CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau.
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Roughly 30% of all the world's seaborne flow of crude and products passes through the strait each year, so closure could result in a major disruption of global oil supplies ( "World transit chokepoints," EIA, July 2017).
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It's become an example of how tech's "disruption" of the status quo (in this case, manually counting line-ups in the caucus systems) can be a disaster when applied to our electoral system and, well, democracy.
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Then, there was this brutal eruption and disruption of the tradition and the Bolsheviks came with very strong atheistic and anti-religious aspirations and they wanted to change the culture and civilisational code of our nation.
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In collaboration with George Antheil, an avant-garde composer she had met at a party, she sought a solution to "radio jamming"—the deliberate disruption of radio signals—that was causing torpedoes to go off-course.
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If Trump — who promised radical disruption of D.C. on the campaign trail — fails to get big things done in his first term, movement leaders believe that will give them a stronger case to amend the Constitution.
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As the Times noted, the prospect of permanent disruption of those supply chains could be disastrous, but even so it is unlikely that U.S. firms would choose breaking the law over complying with the Chinese demands.
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Pan-European air traffic control agency Eurocontrol said air-to-ground and/or cruise missiles could be used within the next 72 hours, warning that there was a possibility of intermittent disruption of radio navigation equipment.
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"It is very difficult to see how this break in diplomatic relations would lead to a disruption of oil supplies," said Paul Stevens, a Middle East oil specialist at Chatham House, a research organization in London.
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The dam was recaptured two weeks later by Iraqi government forces backed by U.S.-led coalition air strikes, but the United States has said that disruption of maintenance operations has increased the likelihood of a breach.
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At the same time, Trump's "win" against China cost American farmers dearly, and it remains to be seen if the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement was worth the disruption of our relationships with Canada and Mexico.
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To the Editor: It is perhaps not surprising that England, the birthplace of the Luddite movement, the group attempting to negate the social and economic disruption of the Industrial Revolution, voted to leave the European Union.
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Roughly 30% of all the world's seaborne flow of crude and products passes through the strait each year, so closure could result in a major disruption of global oil supplies ("World transit chokepoints", EIA, July 2017).
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By the end of the summer when the repair work is scheduled to be completed, Mr. Magliari said he hoped that customers would believe that the improvements were worth the disruption of the historic rail path.
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For a dozen years, no one in the Black community went untouched by Bloomberg's stop and frisk — there was anxiety, fear, the hyperpolicing of young Black men and women, and the destabilizing disruption of daily life.
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Digital goods become extremely high-value, as a product or a service, from fast food, such as McDonald's new mobile ordering and payment app, to Airbnb's disruption of hospitality, to Tesla's re-imagining of the automobile.
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EPA decision, the Obama Administration could use the power of the Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouse gases, which didn't cause sore throats and coughing fits, but stoked accelerated warming and disruption of the global climate.
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In addition to the disruption of the move itself, employees warn the new unit has unaddressed structural issues: nooks where patients can hide, and low ceilings with metal frames that can be torn out and weaponized.
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To keep the inevitable disruption of traffic associated with bridge construction to a minimum, the 174-foot portion of the bridge was built adjacent to Southwest 8th Street using a method called Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC).
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What the public is seeing is the disruption of the belief in Silicon Valley exceptionalism - that, unlike Gilded Age robber barons, 21st-century digital plutocrats are transparent in their dealings while building and using their great wealth.
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French bank BNP Paribas SA looks to capitalise on the disruption of Brexit to gain market share in UK corporate and investment banking and has drawn up aggressive plans to attract business from mid-sized British companies.
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When you consider Stanford-educated free stock-trading app Robinhood's stunning $210 billion valuation thanks to its disruption of E*Trade, it's easy to imagine why investors are eager to back Titan's attack on other financial vehicles.
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Spanish markets recoiled at a surprise result that is also a setback for the European Union, which must now brace for more secessionist noise as it grapples with the disruption of Brexit and simmering east European discontent.
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Those administrators disagree with the author's characterization of the policy, which they say, in addition to the sections quoted in this piece, contains provisions to safeguard constitutionally protected speech while avoiding disruption of academic and research activities.
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The blasts from seismic airguns could subject whales and dolphins to a "disruption of behavioral patterns, including, but not limited to, migration, breathing, nursing, breeding, feeding, or sheltering" over 445,000 times if all the companies are approved.
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The chaos and disruption of the credit crisis instilled lack of trust in existing banks and brought on new regulations and the rise of technologies that would allow scrappy Silicon Valley start-ups to reshape consumer finance.
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But, the report presciently warned, "the involvement of a large number of operatives and group leaders based in multiple countries in future ISIL-linked plotting could create significant obstacles in the detection and disruption" of new plots.
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The disruption of IS's mobile app operations are an embarrassment for the group, which goes to great efforts to maintain a respected media presence among jihadists, and puts its followers at increased risk of detection and arrest.
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This rapid decrease in the funds' value might lead to further selling of other mutual funds and result in the disruption of the bond markets, mutual funds, and eventually the overall financial markets and economy at large.
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"Rape was not considered a violation of the body and spirt, but only a disruption of the family name and social status," the text states, above details of the Judith painting and Gentileschi's determined face at work.
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"This is about the impact on demand and the disruption of global supply chain...it is not speaking directly to the key problem for markets," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at brokerage CMC Markets in Sydney.
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The Keeper study found that data breaches in healthcare resulted in an average of 7,202 patient and employee records lost or stolen and came with an average cost of $1.8 million due to disruption of normal operations.
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For at least a decade, accelerating since the crash of 2008, fears and resentments had been building over the impunity of elites, the dizzying disruption of technology, the influx of migrants and the precariousness of modern existence.
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The rise of fintech — made up largely by startups that use proprietary technology to streamline banking services, thereby decreasing costs and increasing access — has brought with it the disruption of almost every sector of the financial industry.
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What the public is seeing is the disruption of the belief in Silicon Valley exceptionalism — that, unlike Gilded Age robber barons, 21st-century digital plutocrats are transparent in their dealings while building and using their great wealth.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. disruption of the global economic order reaches a major milestone on Tuesday as the World Trade Organization (WTO) loses its ability to intervene in trade wars, threatening the future of the Geneva-based body.
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The lawsuit is one of several challenging a ban that Trump announced on Twitter on July 26, 2017, citing "consultation with my Generals and military experts" and the "tremendous medical costs and disruption" of transgender service members.
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Major League Baseball announced the most extensive disruption of its schedule in 25 years on Thursday, suspending spring training and delaying opening day by at least two weeks in response to the threat of the coronavirus pandemic.
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These lights may also contribute to what's known as social jet lag, or disruption of the body's natural circadian rhythms that happens when people sleep and wake at times that are at odds with their internal biological clocks.
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"Investors are now beginning to worry that this heated rhetoric is something that will last for a while and could actually lead to disruption of trade," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research in New York.
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Facebook took down the app and closed the program, but not before Apple gave it a slap on the wrist by revoking its enterprise certificates and causing a disruption of the company's ability to use internal iOS software.
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"It's still early days in online lending's disruption of traditional finance, and we believe CommonBond, with its world-class team and history of consistent performance, will continue to be a leader in the space for years to come."
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The Writers Guild of America reached a tentative three-year deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, avoiding a strike that would have seen the disruption of movie and television production, per the LA Times.
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"2018 was a difficult year for the asset management industry and a marker of things to come: greater focus on value, tougher competition, more operating complexity and disruption of legacy business models," Fink said in the annual letter.
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But the new plan to confront China is a sign that Trump may touch off a trade war, with unpredictable consequences — from the disruption of the flow of commerce, to possible retaliation by the world's other economic superpower.
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From SpaceX's particular brand of rocketry to Tesla Motors' disruption of the car industry, Carter and the sprawling department he heads have a lot to learn from Musk's agile way of working within and outside of an industry.
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Senator Richard Burr closed the session asking the companies to prevent disruption of America's future, abide by Federal Election Commission law, and that they should request anti-trust waivers if they need to further cooperate with each other.
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" While the parole board unanimously voted to free Simpson, he received bad marks on his parole risk assessment guideline, in the drug/alcohol abuse/abuse category, with the document citing Simpson for "frequent abuse, serious disruption of functioning.
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The agenda promises to be crammed, given the need to address Russia's provocative policies in Eastern Europe, the Continent's migrant crisis, fears of more terrorism and, not least, the disruption of Britain's vote to exit the European Union.
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The systems were rebooted early in the afternoon after BAWAG's internet provider A1 Group, a Telekom Austria unit, said a battery damage at its own power supply system had led to a temporary disruption of the IT system.
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But with his dual obsession on the importance of buffer states such as Ukraine and the disruption of the West, Putin ignores what should be his greatest concern, which is the mirror held up to it by China.
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"We are showing for the first time quite directly a disruption of biochemistry as a result of heading," Magdalena Ietswaart, a cognitive neuroscientist and one of the authors of the report, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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The challenge for the big-time programs, then, is to find a way to counter the disruption of the spread while also bringing the focal point of the game back to what happens at the line of scrimmage.
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But aside from a one-day closure of a ski resort in the occupied Golan Heights on the Syrian frontier after Friday's attack on Soleimani, there has been no sign of any disruption of normal life in Israel.
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Broad bipartisan support has long existed for legislation to treat forest fires like other disasters, resulting in both more effective fire control and an end to the annual disruption of the Forest Service's other work — including fire prevention.
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The European project is troubled by uncertainty, with the disruption of Brexit underestimated, Russia poking at democratic unity and "this huge question mark" from Washington, said Stefano Stefanini, a former Italian ambassador who is a consultant in Brussels.
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"In 10 years, Square is likely to be a very different company helped by accelerating share gains from payment peers and relentless disruption of services like payroll and HR," analyst Dan Dolev wrote in a note to clients.
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Retail investor advocate the Australian Shareholders Association has said it plans to vote against the company's remuneration report, but large institutional investors say they will vote in favor, likely sparing AMP the disruption of having its whole board removed.
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The more collective hopes were pinned on the disruption of nickel ore as a determinant of future price, the less incentive anyone else had to trim production during the long price decline that took place between 2011 and 2016.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - Pyeongchang Olympics organizers were looking into a disruption of non-critical systems on the day of the opening ceremony but could not yet confirm if it was a cyberattack, Games spokesman Sung Baik-you said on Saturday.
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It has not only led to the disruption of terrorist plots, but it provided information about cyber threats and other important national security matters — information that could not be obtained otherwise or could only be obtained with great difficulty.
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"In reality, there is every reason to expect that this sudden purge of trial counsel will cause both severe disruption of the case and undue risk of prejudice to Plaintiffs' rights," the citizenship question opponents wrote in their motion.
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"These new and continuing information system control deficiencies, which collectively represent a significant deficiency, increase the risk of unauthorized access to, modification of, or disclosure of sensitive data and programs and disruption of critical operations," the GAO report says.
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Despite the boom in private capital, the current concern among investors behind closed doors is that a major disruption of the public markets will have consequences for the private market as well, added Richards, who alluded to dotcom bust.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Global natural gas markets were roiled this week as an earthquake in Papua New Guinea caused a large-scale supply disruption of liquefied natural gas (LNG) while a late winter blast in Europe triggered unprecedented price spikes.
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Although every mass extinction has been marked by a disruption of the carbon cycle, there's also evidence that, at other periods in our planet's history, the carbon cycle was disrupted and most living things didn't go on to die.
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The destruction of natural habitat, the devastation of human habitation, the dislocation of large numbers of people, the disruption of commerce and the draining of government resources were all on scales in 2017 that we have not experienced before.
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The internet's disruption of the political establishment explains how outsider candidates — Bernie Sanders on the left, Ted Cruz and Donald Trump on the right — have made such huge gains despite the overwhelming opposition of insiders in their respective parties.
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The United States Treasury has been putting pressure on China for many years not to devalue its currency, fearing the effects on trade competition as well as disruption of financial stability in China and some of its Asian neighbors.
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The brief January disruption of the government had been more than enough to remind both sides of the risks of closing the government even to protect a group as sympathetic as undocumented immigrants brought into the country as children.
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Morgan Bell, a spokeswoman at WestJet, said that it has made schedule adjustments through to early July "to reduce the number of last-minute cancellations and disruption," of flights, adding that it will continue to make tweaks as needed.
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"If a potential shortage or disruption of medical products is identified by the FDA, we will use all available tools to react swiftly and mitigate the impact to U.S. patients and health care professionals," an FDA spokesperson told Axios.
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"At last evening's game, following multiple complaints from guests and verbal confrontations with others in attendance, two individuals were warned by Wells Fargo Center staff about their continuing disruption of the fan experience," the team said in a statement.
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Chia's disruption of business as usual in the tower leads Chong to contemplate striking up an alliance with Chia and the son of a slain professor whose work with "ex-stem cells" forms the basis of Sky One's fortune.
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The problem is that while the benefits of solar geoengineering are potentially large (slowing global warming), so are the potential consequences, such as the possible disruption of the monsoon season in Asia and the depletion of the ozone layer.
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People living at the western edges experience higher rates of breast cancer, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease—put down by researchers primarily to the chronic disruption of circadian rhythms that arises from having to wake up in the dark.
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The inspector's suspicions prompted a sprawling investigation across four Florida counties and two states — Florida and New York — over nearly eight months, resulting in the disruption of what authorities say was a multimillion-dollar human-trafficking and prostitution operation.
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"While there are myriad uncertainties, there is no doubt that a global disruption of our baseline scenario would have serious repercussions for growth, inflation and financial markets," Pimco strategists Andrew Balls, Richard Clarida and Daniel J. Ivascyn said in a report.
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Over several hours of talks at the EU mission, the five powers — all of them hit by Trump's steel tariffs imposed in March, and concerned about his disruption of the WTO — also discussed reform of the 23-year-old trading club.
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At this point, it almost goes without saying that news of the massive security breach comes at a bad time for Facebook, which has come under intense scrutiny this year for everything from privacy scandals to the global disruption of democracy.
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EU leaders have increasingly pushed British Prime Minister Theresa May for an extension of the negotiating period as they see no majority in her divided parliament to approve the Brexit deal, and want to avoid the disruption of an abrupt split.
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"These findings show that British workers are rightly anxious about job change and prospects through the 'double disruption' of Brexit and the fourth industrial revolution," Anna Thomas, co-founder and director of the (IFW), said in a press release on Monday.
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And nearly 15 years after the 9/11 attacks, al Qaeda's ability to fund itself has been hampered through the disruption of its financial networks and designations of various individuals involved with the group by the Treasury Department, Glaser said.
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"The disruption of a family's regular flow of income and payments, as well as substantial loss in property value, can trigger mortgage default; especially if homeowners are underinsured and cannot afford to rebuild," said Frank Nothaft, chief economist at CoreLogic.
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WhatsApp's CEO Jan Koum went further in a 903 blog post, stating that "Advertising isn't just the disruption of aesthetics, the insults to your intelligence and the interruption of your train of thought," but also a waste of engineering resources.
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"The threat to Chinese stability at a time when it is already having trouble trying to limit capital flight from a new disruption of trade is a legitimate concern," David Levy of the Jerome Levy Forecasting Center said in an interview.
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Supporters of Brexit say that while there would be some short-term difficulties, the disruption of a no-deal Brexit has been overplayed and that in the long-term, the United Kingdom would thrive if it left the European Union.
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Alert to the concern, business groups and some politicians argue for a disruption of Sweden's wage-setting model to encourage a fresh wave of lower-paid service-sector jobs; flexible America, they note, is good at putting unskilled migrants to work.
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These impacts could include significant disruption of optical and near-infrared observations by direct detection of satellites in reflected and emitted light; contamination of radio astronomical observations by electromagnetic radiation in satellite communication bands; and collision with space-based observatories.
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"The 232 tariffs pose a real risk," said Michael O'Brien, head of product planning for Hyundai Motor America, and could cause a massive disruption of the global automotive production system, including the assembly plant the Korean automaker operates in Alabama.
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The U.S. Fifth Fleet, based in Bahrain and responsible for an area that includes the Gulf, Red Sea, Gulf of Oman and parts of the Indian Ocean, has said it would not allow any disruption of traffic through the strait.
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Opponents of the North Carolina law say the state's argument about precipitous disruption of election law is weak, arguing that the 4th Circuit ruling left plenty of time for election workers to train on operating without voter ID in place.
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"These results pave the way for Amphora's disruption of the contraception market as a novel, highly effective, non-hormonal and woman-controlled method that finally answers women's long-awaited desire to avoid hormones," Roth Capital Partners analyst Yasmeen Rahimi said.
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"Under the current favourable external conditions, it is essential that financial institutions preserve their resilience so that they will be able to weather economic headwinds later without significant disruption of their activities," the central bank said in its Financial Stability report.
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"My opinion is that caps make little technical sense, and I believe that the fundamental reason for capping is to prevent disruption of the television entertainment business model that feeds the TV screens in most households," Dane Jasper, CEO of Sonic.
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Family dynamics matter more than festering undead in "What We Become," a Danish horror movie that, like the first season of "Fear the Walking Dead," examines the rapid disruption of social order when a mysterious virus threatens an affluent suburb.
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A spokesman for the Senate Majority PAC, a committee that looks to spend millions in 2018 to elect Democrats to the Senate, shrugged off Republicans' attempt to use Tester's disruption of Jackson's nomination as a means to derail his campaign.
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The moment she dies is quite moving because it's filmed like a home video (even though it isn't one); the camera is somewhat shaky, highlighting the total disruption of Harry's world in that moment and making this moment feel very intimate.
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The disruption of exports from Russia, the No.2 crude exporter after Saudi Arabia, has sent shockwaves through global oil markets and forced Moscow to cut its oil production to an 11-month low of around 11.16 million barrels per day.
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Stability in the forex market would be a top priority as any disruption of the exchange rate and the economy is unwelcome ahead of and during China's major political event - the National Congress of the Communist Party, starting on Oct.18.
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He is interested in legislative exchanges, parliamentary dialogue and cultural and educational exchange programs, increased counter-terrorism cooperation, building on recent successes like the disruption of the St. Petersburg plot and resolution of the military conflicts in Syria and Ukraine.
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While about 18 states have laws covering disruption of schools, most focus on acts by nonstudents or more precisely defined criminal acts, said Josh Gupta-Kagan, an expert on juvenile justice at the University of South Carolina School of Law.
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That capacity, however, is being tested by growing demand - both from the EVFTA and the global disruption of trade caused by the U.S.-China trade war which has seen some manufacturing shift from China to Vietnam and other nearby countries.
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"Antibiotic-mediated disruption of the microbial food web can give rise to microbiota-liberated sugars in the gut that promote the growth of S. Typhimurium and C. difficile," explains an accompanying Nature commentary by Stanford microbiologists Thibault Sana and Denise Monack.
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Pushed out of their traditional habitats by the dramatically rising ocean temperatures and other fallout from climate change, summer flounder are part of a global disruption of marine species that threatens livelihoods, cultures and the delicate balance of the oceans themselves.
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Public anger over the protest's disruption of Islamabad, the capital, had been growing by the day, and the agreement was widely seen as another in a string of capitulations by the government to religious extremists who command growing popularity in Pakistan.
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"Any disruption of service that residents experience in the past should not be discounted, but right now my primary focus is to fix what the problems are now," said Mr. Mustaciuolo, who was appointed to the job earlier this year.
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Having experienced Google's and Facebook's disruption of their industry, many publications are wary of Apple, according to conversations with executives from nine news organizations, many of whom declined to comment on the record for fear of upsetting the trillion-dollar corporation.
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The tussle over international taxes comes as the global economy is emerging from a year of sluggish growth made worse by uncertainty from Mr. Trump's trade war with China and the disruption of global supply chains caused by American tariffs.
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Output in the fourth quarter was hurt by a series of issues ranging from disruption of fuel deliveries to its flagship Los Pelambres mine, planned lower grades, maintenance at Centinela mine and a labour strike at Antucoya project, Antofagasta said.
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Oil prices jumped as investors feared that attacks on oil tankers risked a disruption of shipments in the Strait of Hormuz, which passes by Iran and is the most important place on the planet to the global supply of oil.
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"The Secretary determined that the disruption of living conditions in Honduras from Hurricane Mitch that served as the basis for its TPS designation has decreased to a degree that it should no longer be regarded as substantial," the official statement read.
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Half a million bpd represents just half a percent of daily global demand, but a disruption of that scale would have an outsize impact given the anticipated loss of roughly 0003 million barrels a day of Iranian crude in the coming months.
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I share this not to flex about winning one contest over a decade ago, but to elaborate on the narrative disruption of winning, the way it lands like a rock in your lake, makes waves and kicks up dirt and resettles everything.
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Adapted from Jeff VanderMeer's novel of the same name, Annihilation follows a biologist named Lena (Natalie Portman) who joins a group of woman on an excursion to a mysterious place called Area X, which may be experiencing a disruption of alien origin.
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I caught up with Myers right after she arrived home in Texas following a recent short run of shows, and broke down some of those themes as they relate to society and the modern disruption of some of our sacred long-standing rituals.
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"Any disruption of the freedom of international maritime traffic is considered a violation of international law and the international community must do what is necessary to reject it and deter it," the Saudi cabinet said in a statement carried on state media.
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He (Paul) is interested in legislative exchanges, parliamentary dialogue and cultural and educational exchange programs, increased counter-terrorism co-operation, building on recent successes like the disruption of the St. Petersburg plot and resolution of the military conflicts in Syria and Ukraine.
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The exaggeration of her tools (nails) and subsequent effects on the very actions that nails normally aid in is a nice parallel to the idea of disruption of communication and ease by the very technological tools that are intended to solve such problems.
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A couple of times Mr. Almeida switched on a pulsating tremolo effect for his voice and guitar, a disruption of all the cruising mellowness: This was a sound that could become central to the music, but still sounds like an add-on.
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"We think there will be minimal negative impact on churn and overall gross adds given content strength and the continued disruption of linear TV." The changes affect new U.S. members, while existing members will be alerted of the price change on Oct.
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"Should our insurers determine to exclude coverage for wildfires in the future, due to the increased risk of such events in certain geographies or otherwise, we could be exposed to significant liabilities and a potential disruption of our operations," Quanta Services executives said.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea said on Friday that North Korea had tried to jam GPS signals in the South, a form of sabotage it has attempted before, but that no disruption of mobile communications or of air or ship traffic had resulted.
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And after various incidents at the City University of New York, including the disruption of a faculty meeting at Brooklyn College, several state lawmakers began an effort to get S.J.P. chapters expelled, even though a broad coalition of activists had caused the disruption.
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In deciding when to support future rate rises, the Dallas Fed chief noted he was closely watching inflation and that even though it continued to slowly move up, excess capacity in China and technology-enabled disruption of business were both exerting downward pressure.
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Beyond the disruption of the Army's modernization efforts, a yearlong continuing resolution would "hamper recruiting and retention incentives" by reducing active-duty and reserve component entitlements by $597 million, assuming Congress does not allow for bonuses and special pay in continuing-resolution legislation.
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But the disruption of normal government operations as agencies implement "social distancing" policies could leave federal contractors and their employees without a paycheck, potentially jeopardizing their ability to hold or maintain a security clearance if they start to miss payments and incur debt.
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The coronavirus pandemic's disruption of live sports could shape legal sports betting in the USWhile some more established sports-betting and media businesses may be able to bide time, early-stage companies that aren't generating revenue yet are in a tougher spot.
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"The wholesale disruption of American health care being discussed in some of these proposals would surely jeopardize the relationship people have with their doctors, destabilize the nation's health system, and limit the ability of clinicians to practice medicine at their best," he said.
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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in a statement said movement constraints for humanitarian personnel and disruption of phone lines were posing a challenge to assessing the situation in Kunduz as exit routes from the city remain contested.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain is on track for a record year of tourist arrivals, the seventh straight year of new highs, with U.S. and Asian visitors countering the disruption of Brexit and collapse of tour operator Thomas Cook, the industry minister said on Wednesday.
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Moving forward, it is absolutely essential for national and local leaders to engage the discussion of what AI will mean for communities across the country and what actions can be taken to maximize the benefits and minimize the disruption of these changes.
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Exports of coking coal, used to make steel, have also been a traditional area of strength for U.S. miners, and they will have been boosted by the disruption of exports from top shipper Australia in the wake of a major cyclone in March.
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"We will not tolerate the disruption of calm and the daily life of the residents who live around the Gaza Strip ... which is why we reacted strongly against Hamas assets and we will act even more harshly if these attempts continue," Yaalon said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain is on track for a record year of tourist arrivals, the seventh straight year of new highs, with U.S. and Asian visitors countering the disruption of Brexit and collapse of tour operator Thomas Cook, the industry minister said on Wednesday.
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The Bartow Middle School students were arrested Tuesday and charged with conspiracy to commit murder, possession of a weapon on school property, carrying a concealed weapon, and disruption of a school function, Bartow Police Chief Joe Hall said during a news conference.
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Public health and safety would be in jeopardy from an extended, widespread power outage, resulting in loss of life support systems in hospitals, nursing homes, and households, disruption of clean water supplies and sanitation, and a massive breakdown of the transportation system.
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Also, in November 2018 and as part of Treasury's disruption of an international oil-for-terror network, OFAC designated the CBI's International Department Director Rasul Sajjad, and the CBI's International Department Director, Hossein Yaghoobi, for conducting financial transactions for the IRGC-QF.
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Democratic presidential contenders ripped tech giants Facebook, Google, Amazon and Twitter at Tuesday night's debate, rebuking the firms over their competitive practices and for their handling of President Donald Trump's posts — as well as for their disruption of jobs and the economy. Sen.
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The flag display, briefly caught on the live TV relay of the 41-country contest, marked the only disruption of a show that had been a focus of anti-Israel boycott calls, and drew a swift rebuke from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
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"Although penetrating cortical arrays have achieved the highest spatial resolution for neural recordings, they are invasive, may cause trauma to brain tissue during insertion, and may result in chronic inflammation, gliosis and disruption of the blood-brain barrier," Oxley and co. write.
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Electric vehicle (EV) performance has been improving so quickly and prices have been falling so fast that the internal combustion engine (ICE) wouldn't be able to compete for much longer, Seba, the author of "Clean Disruption of Energy and Transportation," told the Thursday forum.
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"Disruption of any kind will have a major, immediate impact, but could also have longer-lasting effects if confidence in the Canadian supply is diminished," said the leaders of three meat industry groups in a letter on Wednesday to Canadian Labour Minister Patty Hajdu.
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It halted an asset sell-off as the market recovered, so it benefited from this year's outperformance of iron ore that followed cyclone disruption of output Australia and reduced production in Brazil after a Vale dam burst in January that killed at least 240 people.
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LONDON, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Britain will step up its planning for a no-deal Brexit on Thursday as it publishes a series of notes advising people and businesses how to protect themselves from the potential disruption of a clean break with the European Union.
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The third weather disruption of the week came at a pivotal point in the round with Song over a 10-foot putt on the 16th to stay at 113-under while Spieth was looking at a short putt on 18 to get to 11-under.
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But complex urban attacks remain crucial to the insurgency because they bring what even major battlefield gains in remote areas of the country cannot: headlines, and a disruption of daily life that increases pressure on a coalition government already struggling with infighting and stagnation.
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The missions snipers are tasked with carrying out, be it in the air, at sea, or from a concealed position on land, include gathering intelligence, killing enemy leaders, infiltration and overwatch, hunting other snipers, raid support, ballistic IED interdiction, and the disruption of enemy operations.
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Artificial intelligence has accentuated the ongoing disruption of two huge markets: the data center and enterprise IT.The rise of cloud computing over the past decade has radically changed the way businesses — from big corporations to mom and pop shops — access and use computing resources.
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