Retail had been careening downward all through the summer, really on a downward trend.
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Every year that downward turn is delayed, the slope downward grows steeper and further from reach.
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I am so proud seeing them trying hard to get into the balance positions despite downward dog turning into downward duck.
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In France, weakening confidence that the debt ratio will be placed on a downward path may put downward pressure on the ratings.
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At that point, there are only two forces on the human—the downward gravitational force and the downward spring force from the pack.
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Two tabbies gang up and attack a woman's long dangling ponytail as she attempts downward dog, or "downward cat," as the instructor calls it.
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Because insurance companies want to attract more enrollees, they are motivated to drive their bids downward, driving subsidies downward as well and saving taxpayers money.
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These companies apply further downward price pressure on music as the digital economy in which they are second-class citizens applies downward price pressure on them.
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It's very easy to imagine party unity cracking even more than it already has, Trump's numbers tracing a downward spiral and G.O.P. turnout spiraling downward with them.
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"Considering the latest developments, downward risks currently outweigh any positive indicators and suggest further likely downward revisions in oil demand growth should the current status persist," OPEC said.
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They project sound at me in a natural manner that makes the iMac's downward-firing speaker sound exactly like what it is, a downward-firing and quite unsatisfying speaker.
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"The very big airplane market for the last 13-15 years has been moving downward and downward," Marketing Vice President Randy Tinseth told the Paris Air Forum on Friday.
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The interest rate difference created greater downward pressure on the yen last year, but analysts say that is over and it will be the dollar instead that will be nudged downward.
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E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: Six yoga essentials to help motivate your practice Downward dog Downward dog is one of the most recognized traditional yoga postures, but it's not necessarily the easiest.
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Ratings for the broadcast have drifted downward over the years.
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This has created a dangerous downward spiral for many retirees.
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The key question is whether this downward trend will continue.
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LG did not offer any reasons for the downward guidance.
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What was volatile on the upside is now shooting downward.
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For the Western viewers, the show invites a downward comparison.
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Venezuela's supply is under downward pressure from its cash crunch.
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Sharp bucked the downward trend to trade up 1.54 percent.
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Please also note the pit bull's adorable downward dog position.
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Moving below that level could trigger a further surge downward.
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The trade ruckus with America could reinforce the downward trend.
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It's this kind of downward spiral I find myself in.
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"We're about to get a new bump downward," said Lagrew.
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The reason for the downward move was not immediately clear.
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Phone sales have been trending downward for some time now.
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Most recently, trade disputes are putting downward pressure on prices.
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Economists said the downward revisions rendered the forecasts more realistic.
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"Upward drift more likely than downward for now," Karabell said.
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Still, previous months' nonfarm payroll employment figures were revised downward.
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These flows will act as a downward force on yields.
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Her body jerked downward and Jolene choked on a sob.
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Demand for thermal coal for electricity generation is trending downward.
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Appreciation of the dollar will keep downward pressure on commodities.
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The seemingly downward trend has not been lost on analysts.
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HARKER SAYS INFLATION RUNNING AROUND FED'S TARGET, EDGING SLIGHTLY DOWNWARD
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After a peak, a roller coaster hits a downward slope.
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Overall, distillate inventories have been trending downward in recent weeks.
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Zhu also said the global economy faces significant downward pressure.
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Financial stocks, down 0.8 percent, also supplied some downward pressure.
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Despite mounting downward pressure, Egypt has resisted a major devaluation.
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It continues a downward trend over the last two years.
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Perfect for downward-facing dog — or pigging out. $49.99. Whatapieceofjewelry.
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If the unemployment rate is headed downward, presidents usually benefit.
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It was pretty clear he was on a downward slope.
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Progress in the war in some ways is trending downward.
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The bank's downward spiral kicked into high gear last month.
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It's been a long, downward slide for cellphone maker Vertu.
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It has been a downward trend for Johnson ever since.
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Carreyrou's reporting sparked the beginning of the company's downward spiral.
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Nationally, plans are starting to adjust downward their return expectations.
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Turkey's currency collapsed into a steep downward spiral practically overnight.
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That pushed the dollar downward, erasing its early, tepid gains.
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But Wall Street reacted, with stocks extending their downward spiral.
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The reading for the prior month was also revised downward.
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"We can't break out of that downward pattern," he said.
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"We are in a downward spiral," said the senior official.
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Still, traders expect downward pressure on the currency to persist.
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If pumping of groundwater is excessive, the shoreline moves downward.
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His relentless downward spiral must have been wrenching to watch.
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This keeps at least some downward pressure on tax rates.
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There's a silver lining in Wren's 2017 downward spiral forecast.
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The cultural importance of marriage appears to be trending downward.
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Stacks of black monochrome canvases dangle downward like painting stalactites.
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National politics needs a leader devoted to redistributing power downward.
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But its baseline scenario is a downward spiral in ties.
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"Or here," Smith said, using his fingers to point downward.
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He spiraled downward and he ultimately took his own life.
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Her own life has traced the arc of downward mobility.
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The moves downward have been swift and fraught with volatility.
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That estimate marks the third downward revision in a row.
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But it's not just job losses causing the downward revision.
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The small downward revision was in line with economists' expectations.
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That is likely to add to downward pressure, traders said.
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"I never saw it as a downward spiral," she said.
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The 6% GDP growth target will probably be revised downward.
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That creates a downward spiral into hatred fueled by ignorance.
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There were downward revisions last quarter to spending on equipment.
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China's forecast saw a downward revision from 6.2% to 6.1%.
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Now, have you caught up with "Downward Dog," on ABC?
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Surprises are inevitable, especially as the merger cycle turns downward.
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Is it really so clear that Biden is spiraling downward?
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This risks putting unnecessary downward pressure on future economic growth.
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Likely, season 2 will track her recovery (or downward spiral).
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The offshore yuan also gained after an initial downward move .
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Braid the first section downward to create a zigzag pattern.
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CHINA STATS BUREAU SAYS: DOWNWARD ECONOMIC PRESSURE STILL RELATIVELY LARGE
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So there is a need to stop that downward spiral.
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Each shows a downward trend but with some interesting twists.
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Electricity sales are trending downward, and coal exports are falling.
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The stock has been on a downward trend all year.
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Its shares are currently trading above that downward trend line.
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Greater China markets bucked the downward trend to climb higher.
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Hong Kong's yuan deposits remain under heavy downward pressure: tmsnrt.
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The offshore yuan also gained after an initial downward move.
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As I said, they drove sovereignty downward in the organization.
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Let us build this great spiral downward into the earth.
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Escalating geopolitical tensions added to the downward pressure on yields.
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For the Skywalker Press, the participants assumed a downward-dog position, moved into a plank, brought the left leg forward, returned to a downward dog, and then repeated the sequence with the right leg.
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Even at the Studio's flattest setting — 20 degrees — the Dial's slow creep downward is visible, made more obvious by the way the device's circular menu lags behind before following the Dial downward every few seconds.
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Economic data is pointing downward and investor sentiment is turning negative.
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Shares drifted downward in after-hours trading following the earnings report.
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Downward cat You can do yoga classes with your cat now.
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So will the results will stem a downward trend in forecasts?
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The third quarter was revised downward from an initial 171.1 percent.
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Richards says the town would face a downward trajectory without action.
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Target's stock has mostly been on a downward trajectory since 2015.
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That downward slide has only been inflamed by the July incident.
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This is prime fodder for a classic Rafael Downward Spiral™.
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There's an opportunity for precisely such a downward spiral coming up.
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"The downward trend has stopped," Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe told Reuters.
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But that increase doesn't reflect a broader decades-long downward trend.
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That forecast was revised downward from 20 million units in January.
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This change is what is shocking the market downward, he said.
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There was also a downward revision to the December wage growth.
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The lander descends, equipped with a heat shield that's pointed downward.
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Recessions tend to involve downward spirals of confidence and consumer spending.
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The downward trend is expected to continue when Fitbit reports tomorrow.
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The figure is expected to be revised downward to 18953 percent.
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It's leading to a downward spiral, which Maggie diagnoses as PTSD.
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A jump kick at a downward angle builds up awesome momentum.
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Zhu also said the global economy faces relatively big downward pressure.
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Some countries face gentle downward slopes; others are on cliff-edges.
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OPEC cited downward adjustments to Mexico and Norway for the revision.
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High inflation has put downward pressure on the peso (see chart).
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Some of those same cities are now leading the downward trend.
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Department stores continued their downward descent, with sales down 33 percent.
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Losing the good women on your team becomes a downward spiral.
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I felt kind of stupid staring at myself doing downward dogs?
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This one's repeating radio signals showed the same downward frequency drift.
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The next several years at Disney ushered in a downward spiral.
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It's a one-way street and it was a street downward.
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The stock's dip drove it to the Tokyo exchange's downward limit.
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Moreover, "internally, China still faces heavy economic downward pressure," he added.
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And, the two prior to months' job gains were revised downward.
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The cup creates a 'U' shape with a downward drifting handle.
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WH wants to "halt the downward spiral" between U.S. and Russia.
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Some have blamed globalization for putting downward pressure on American paychecks.
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A salmon producer confirmed a slight downward pressure was taking place.
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All this comes as Venezuela continues its devastating economic downward spiral.
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The comment sent shares of major biotechs on a downward slide.
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There is possibility that projected growth might be revised downward slightly.
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It still has a downward acceleration even though it's moving up.
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Rising interest rates will keep downward pressure on fixed income markets.
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I intuitively consider the question, Is this trending upward or downward?
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When you don't make the move you'll tend to spiral downward.
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You either go upward or downward — you don't stay the same.
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That in turn would put downward pressure on wages and rents.
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That in turn would put downward pressure on the U.S. dollar.
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"We thought things would continue on a downward trend," he said.
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This would put a downward pressure on cost for two reasons.
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A minute and a half later, it began to pitch downward.
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Not every state is seeing a downward trend in prison populations.
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Washington's relations with its two rivals are on a downward spiral.
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The fear is that this downward drift blunts central bankers' tools.
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Downward Dog Yoga is also great for your overall cardiovascular fitness.
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Other analysts revised price estimates downward following last week's earnings call.
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After all those steps, he still saw his health trending downward.
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This substitution effect typically leads to downward revisions in the CPI.
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CHINA'S ECONOMY FACES MANY EXTERNAL UNCERTAINTIES, DOWNWARD PRESSURE CONTINUES -STATS BUREAU
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Despite recent increases, coal's price has been drifting downward for years.
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Tall oak trees stand with their leaves dried and turned downward.
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But protectionism isn't the only way to fight that downward pressure.
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Then, move on to a downward dog, holding for 30 seconds.
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It would be shocking if inflation expectations hadn't trended inevitably downward.
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Underwriting standards have become increasingly conservative through the downward economic cycle.
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But in the background the numbers on the scale continue downward.
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Ms. McCarthy's box office results have been on a downward slide.
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"The downward trend in the UK is good news," he said.
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One of them checks her phone, twice; another glances downward, twice.
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Downward Dog is also a sitcom that stars a talking dog.
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That's put further downward pressure on the value of Chinese currency.
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Renard then moved her hand downward, much closer to the floor.
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Equity and oil markets took a downward turn after Trump's tweets.
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Some analysts think this could put downward pressure on the price.
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To engage it, swipe downward from the bottom of the screen.
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Newspaper revenues are being dragged inexorably downward by two major forces.
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The latest census data has revised earlier urban growth estimates downward.
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For many, the break leads to a downward spiral of disability.
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The wings will rise as the corkscrew draws itself downward.3.
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That estimate has been revised downward by more than 10 percent.
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The EIA sees these things and revises downward their forecast accordingly.
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Downward, the features spell "eom" (memo-ese for end of message).
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The United States Geological Survey revised its measurement downward to 6.9.
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That could result in sharper moves downward in stock market indexes.
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The goal is to see an overall trend downward over time.
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First, emissions per person are trending downward in most rich countries.
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Surrounding mirrors multiply the sets upward, downward, and sideways, to infinity.
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It will take a great leader to stop the downward spiral.
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By eschewing accountability, dominant online platforms contribute to that downward spiral.
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The stock's trend has clearly been downward since it began trading.
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OK, here's one hypothesis: it's partly about downward nominal wage rigidity.
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It's perhaps useful today as the downward trend appears to continue.
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Tap the downward-pointing arrow, then tap "Pin to your profile."
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Bush's death must have sent him into a downward medical spiral.
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The whole sound mass then glides downward and becomes more agitated.
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However, there was an important exception to this downward spiraling process.
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But after winning, Fury went on a three-year downward spiral.
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That's because of seasonal factors putting downward pressure on pump prices.
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The good news is that a downward trajectory is not inevitable.
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The downward revision was mostly due to lower growth in India.
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USTR made no mention of any downward revision in its statement.
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Such forced sales could then continue compounding the downward market spiral.
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That has put downward pressure on agent commissions across the industry.
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Jumps are accomplished by pointing the ring downward and pressing in.
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Here are the Dow components that led the index's leg downward.
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A downward trajectory followed, and the stock now trades around $76.
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This continued the downward trend that markets have become accustomed to.
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Since then, the stock has been caught in a downward trend.
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I stroked him between the eyes, moving downward from his forehead.
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She also didn't specify what caused the plane to veer downward.
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The good news is that the downward spiral can be stopped.
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The downward sales trend is the latest challenge for the industry.
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It's nothing new; we are seeing the same general downward trends.
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"I can't," she says, her lips curling downward into a pout.
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Modified bent-knee downward dog Initially, keep your knees bent in downward dog as you work on alignment, strength and mobility before attempting the full expression of the pose with straight legs and full shoulder flexion.
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First, we need to get emissions on a downward trend — and fast.
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This could once again send the country's stocks into a downward spiral.
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The downward move for metal has not raised many eyebrows at all.
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The central bank's statement pointed to upward and downward risks for inflation.
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And that's the kind of thing that puts downward pressure on prices.
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OnLive went into a downward spiral and was eventually acquired by Sony.
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"You get this downward spiral of nobody discussing it," Leiserowitz told me.
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But the downward revenue guidance could lead to diminished growth in 2019.
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In Japan, however, stocks bucked the overall downward trend for the day.
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Getting your goat A downward dog is much better with a goat.
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During the October sell-off, Yusko said the downward momentum has started.
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Without medication she spiraled downward, eventually threatening suicide at a court hearing.
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In the K.C. wheat market, downward momentum has tapered in recent weeks.
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Lee said the speculative position in crude futures could add downward pressure.
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The perimeter around the crater can be seen slumping inward and downward.
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It's not just a matter of central banks manipulating interest rates downward.
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As Iraq has spiraled downward, policymakers have been quick to provide advice.
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They swing downward again, in graceful arcs to an improbably willowy angle.
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The upward movement also helps to counter wrinkles and downward drag. Hooray!
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He consulted with Mr. Norell, who preferred a downward angle, for realism.
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Until Tuesday's action most had assumed that would be downward not upward.
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There has been a barrage of downward revisions to growth forecasts recently.
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Twitter stock is currently trending upward on the news, and Disney's downward.
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Oil prices have been on a generally downward trend for six weeks.
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But the measures offer little hope of reversing Greece's downward economic spiral.
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Guidance was mostly affirmed, there has been fewer instances of downward guidance.
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We've been "downward conditioned and taught not to stand out," Belfort warns.
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As that happens, that could exert even more downward pressure on stocks.
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From a seasonal perspective, oil tends to trade downward through early August.
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In Egypt, Global Telecom Holding continued its downward spiral, falling 20.1 percent.
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For sure, downward revisions often precede a relief rally when numbers arrive.
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Eventually it was able to quash the downward pressure on the currency.
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By the numbers: RBS isn't the only group seeing a downward trend.
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But that steep downward slope of recent years doesn't need to continue.
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Over the past 18 months, Facebook has been in a downward spiral.
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Prosecutors rebutted the claim by showing that the bullets were fired downward.
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That means risk of downward revision to the current optimism on earnings.
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Blacks have significantly higher rates of downward mobility than their white peers.
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The company's stock entered last year's investor day on a downward slide.
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The recent downward trend in state-sanctioned executions may prove short lived.
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As their money leaves China, it puts downward pressure on the yuan.
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My sense of order demanded they run downward, intersecting the Across themers.
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The policy will also add to downward pressure on global crude prices.
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Mileage allowances have been trending downward since your last lease, said Lachnit.
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We've seen downward trends in number of hospital-acquired conditions and infections.
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Is the dining darling's downward spiral a death knell for local sourcing?
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Do a push-up and move right into a downward dog pose.
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"We have two years left to bend the curve" downward, says Rockstrom.
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Nagy also said that downward risks in inflation have strengthened since March.
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That suggests there is more downward pressure on the loonie to come.
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Apple's stock took a heavy dive and has been sliding downward since.
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It remains unclear what factors may be responsible for this downward trend.
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Boxing and professional sport is no stranger to post-retirement downward spirals.
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The downward revision reflected weak spending on services like transportation and recreation.
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Previous research reports the marital happiness is on a downward trend, too.
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That has pushed the unemployment rate steadily downward, to about 62.63 percent.
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In the short term, Susquehanna notes the possibility of downward earnings revisions.
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The second source of downward pressure reflects a change in policymakers' attitudes.
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Even as black unemployment trends downward, the gap remains proportionally the same.
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As Republican moderates disappeared, the Party moved farther rightward and farther downward.
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And his chances of being the GOP nominee ticked downward on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, the trend in the unemployment rate still appears to be downward.
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The difference builds up inventories and puts downward pressure on oil prices.
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It's a slight tick downward from the year-ago ratio of 1.28.
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As you would imagine, slowing growth puts downward pressure on corporate margins.
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The driver's head is drooping downward as if he had nodded off.
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Ghilarducci says the real crisis is one of downward mobility, not poverty.
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Selling the stock can further dent share prices, triggering a downward spiral.
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Then the interaction force would push back and downward on the Mandalorian.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum, and all other major cryptocurrencies are continuing their downward slide.
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We have upward mobility for a few, and downward mobility for most.
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But things soon spiraled downward, and the peace appears to be gone.
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Downward pressure on sugar prices is expected in Europe after market liberalisation.
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Yip expects the downward trend to continue, and not just for Tencent.
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The last few years have been a steady slope downward for Roosh.
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For me, when I got burned I went down a downward spiral.
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"So, that puts downward pressure on state and local revenue," he said.
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The man looks devastated, his face tilted downward in sadness and shame.
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"Let's interrupt the 2-party downward spiral," she wrote on Twitter Tuesday.
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In high tax states, that could put downward pressure on home values.
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She took notes, shook her head, turned her lips downward in dismay.
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"Farmers have been on a downward trend for 15 years," he said.
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" Brad Stine, Anderson's coach, pointed downward and said, "Novak was like this.
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Everyone knows awards show ratings have been tilting steadily downward for years.
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But there's a downward trend regarding those stockpiles, and this is worrisome.
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Increased imports of phosphates have put downward pressure on pricing this year.
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Worries about competition from Instagram has put downward pressure on Snap's stock.
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The downward trend in warhead numbers is a pillar of international stability.
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And he often maintained a downward gaze as he appeared to listen.
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It looks as if the sensors were off, instigating the downward spiral.
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Oil prices are plummeting, sending the share prices of energy companies downward.
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Then again, so does the thought of further weathering Venezuela's downward spiral.
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"I see a downward drift in yields in junk bonds," she said.
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Here, the artist is looking downward from the standpoint of an adult.
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Inflation is already well below its target; slowing growth adds downward pressure.
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Go deeper: Why the downward trend in homeownership rates won't reverse itself
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We watch the downward spiral helpless, trying not to be dragged in.
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Note, I'm using negative g for the acceleration, since it's moving downward.
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"It's a downward spiral if we can't keep them safe," he says.
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The decreased reimbursement leads to a downward spiral for hospitals and patients.
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When Mr. Trump won, "sales started a downward decline," Mr. Allbee said.
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"Eyes most commonly slope downward, sometimes with a heavy lid," she said.
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That means one tectonic plate probably slipped past another horizontally and downward.
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Mr. Knox defended his work, but has revised his height estimate downward.
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So, this downgrade downward path is a natural reaction to that transition.
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It is hard to see how this downward spiral would help anyone.
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Big Ravagers, little Ravagers—they all accelerate downward at the same rate.
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We hope that the new data will soon reveal a downward trend.
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The most common type of physical abuse was forceful downward abdominal pressure.
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Few throw a pure splitter, with that vicious downward bite, like Tanaka.
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U.S. auto sales have been on a downward trajectory since December 2016.
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Without this downward pressure on property prices, HK will be hugely impacted.
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We expect the downward pressure to remain until emerging market currencies settle.
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Over the past three decades, the number of interactions has trended downward.
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" As for her teammates, Laurel agrees they're all on a "downward spiral.
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The Shenzhen Composite, however, gained 267.52 percent, bucking the broader downward trend.
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This financial institution's outlook was recently revised downward by S & P Global.
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The downward gravitational force and the vertical component of thrust exactly offset.
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But it also poses risks and puts downward pressure on Uber's margins.
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The ranking continues a downward trend for the U.S. in recent years.
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The first bit of evidence would be a slowing of downward momentum.
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But the downward force of the aircraft was too great to overcome.
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That means he has a constant downward acceleration, producing that familiar path.
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This would put significant downward pressure on oil prices for a while.
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The downward spiral began after he turned nine and his parents separated.
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Ever since, the pace of foreclosures has been on a downward trajectory.
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Until recently, cancellation flowed exclusively downward, from the powerful to the powerless.
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Once that happens, you end up in a downward slide towards authoritarianism.
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The USGS initially reported a magnitude of 7.5 but revised it downward.
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But nowhere is the Left's downward spiral more obvious than in Illinois.
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Similar downward revisions helped reduce Department of Agriculture spending by $10 billion.
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Music has followed a similar downward spiral toward the lowest common denominator.
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It doesn't have to entail that we are in a downward spiral.
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That said, separate figures for individual payments processors reflect the downward trend.
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A final neat trick from the fight: a downward hammerfist from standing!
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While oil rose on Wednesday, downward pressure on commodity prices has not relented.
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"I came out and, in a way, my downward spiral started," he said.
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It turns out you might need to adjust your 401(k) contribution...downward.
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The downward revision reflected weak spending on services such as transportation and recreation.
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It reverses a downward trend for the company, which went public in September.
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Rather, it sort of bops downward as if it were falling through space.
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The return estimate has been adjusted downward by 1pp to 3% in 2017.
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He also assured them that Italy's debt would be on a downward path.
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Could you create light from a bag of rocks and a downward force?
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Bitcoin is kicking off the last month of 2018 with another downward drop.
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Guidance was light, however, which has put further downward pressure on the stock.
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In 2001, the death of his father sent him into a downward spiral.
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A downward trend ensued, with his rating dipping to 2559 percent on Feb.
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The downward adjustment to resulted from a "sluggish close of 2016," SECO said.
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Absent a president and a functioning parliament, Lebanon is in a downward spiral.
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Risks for equities going ahead "are more downward than upward," said Rabobank's Mevissen.
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A sizeable operational or reputational loss could also put downward pressure on ratings.
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I'm not sure I can ever go back to puppy-less downward dogs.
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The left has traditionally wanted to use the state to redistribute money downward.
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In the next scene, those same bodies helplessly float downward into seeming nothingness.
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"They've never known how to react to a downward" trend in economic confidence.
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It slashed downward and into my guts and I fell to the floor.
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Still, the downward pace moderated from the previous month's annual 1.9 percent drop.
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Cuck and red pill begin to trend downward, and wholesome begins to climb.
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Wood cast his eyes downward and shook his head side to side: no.
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That's a downward revision of 100,000 b/d from the IEA's previous projection.
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This combined with the tax plan have put some downward pressure on yields.
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"This downward national trend has lasted more than a quarter century," he said.
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XOP started to head downward, so I think the XOP can head lower.
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Bucking the downward trend were shares of Inpex, which finished up 0.74 percent.
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The primary culprit for the downward trend has been weakness for multinational companies.
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Does this mean we are now in a slow downward spiral towards Jan.
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Part of the problem is the constant downward pressure on government bond yields.
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Absent good answers to the intermediation dilemma, the current downward spiral will continue.
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Less-established satellite brands suffer, too, and a catastrophic downward spiral is completed.
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Some fear capital flight and downward pressure on the riyal, Saudi Arabia's currency.
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NIH research funding has been on a downward trend for over a decade.
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The latter places an imperceptibly small amount of downward pressure on radiologists' wages.
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For one: All future FRBs should follow the same downward shift in frequency.
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Foreclosures would trigger price declines that ignite more defaults in a downward spiral.
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Cruelty becomes less taboo, of course, when it's met with quiet downward gazes.
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Since Hugo Chavez imposed socialism on the country, it has spiraled ever downward.
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The U.S. dollar is also forecast to remain on a relentless downward path.
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At 192 pages, you can read this downward spiral in just one day.
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However, the report also included a sharp downward revision of December's jobs gains.
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Both hands should be splayed to the side at a downward diagonal. 5.
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Another concern among natives has been that immigrants put downward pressure on wages.
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But until Tuesday's action most had assumed that would be downward, not upward.
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However, analysts noted sales growth has been on a downward trajectory since March.
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But markets focused on the Bank's downward revision of its 21.1845 growth forecasts.
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Still, oil prices could also come under downward pressure from an economic slowdown.
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Two skydivers are traveling downward and passing a small ball back and forth.
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In other sectors, recent downward trends were reversed and emissions are now rising.
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In March, it wasn't finished heading downward, but now it has flattened out.
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When you're not walking dogs, you can do downward dogs and earn money.
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The U.S.-Russian relationship is in a downward spiral, writes columnist Josh Cohen.
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"We are keenly aware that China's economy still faces downward pressure," Li said.
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The percentage of U.S. households with guns has been trending downward for years.
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Still, the downward trend of gun-owning households is consistent across data sets.
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All eight episodes of Downward Dog are currently available to stream on ABC.
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Domestic movie attendance peaked in 2002, and has been trending downward ever since.
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It was the beginning of a downward spiral that ended with the unthinkable.
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Those injuries are often the start of a downward spiral for older adults.
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U.S. dollar inflows have helped the rupee stabilize and eased the downward pressure.
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All the while, she looked downward, seemingly unable to meet Ms. Power's eyes.
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And the downward pressure on steelmakers does not look set to reverse soon.
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Earlier this year, FCA restated August 2015 sales downward by about 10,800 vehicles.
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"The rest of the world is clearly tugging the US downward," said Browne.
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The White House quickly became consumed in a downward spiral of public statements.
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Momentum levels could also be signaling downward pressure on gold prices, says Yamada.
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Beijing's crackdown on risky lending put the Chinese economy on a downward trajectory.
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The measure was revised downward from an initial magnitude 8.1 reading by USGS.
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A depression is a furrow, a valley, a sloping downward, and a return.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Downward rating pressure could arise from significant deterioration in asset quality.
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If his electability numbers continue trending downward, Biden could be running into trouble.
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Onstage he gyrated, grimaced and jabbed his head downward like a pecking bird.
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However, downward pressure on prices for rival oilseed soybeans amid the Sino-U.
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The report says the total number of officer-involved shootings has trended downward.
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These leaders passed up an opportunity to stop this downward spiral of polarization.
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That claim flies in the face of a downward trend in crime nationwide.
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The further it plunges downward, the stronger the GOP's lock on political power.
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Game developers, too, turned their backs on the Wii, creating a downward spiral.
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That's what civil legal aid provides to veterans caught in a downward spiral.
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If the market sees more downward revisions that would be concerning, she said.
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The coronavirus is threatening to keep the downward pressure on prices in 2020.
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Figures released by research firm Canalys also pointed to a similar downward trend.
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Increased imports of phosphates have put downward pressure on pricing this year. Ctrip.
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She headed it downward and it skipped past New Zealand goalkeeper Erin Nayler.
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It's a reversal from earlier years, when anti-Semitic incidents were trending downward.
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As Weld spoke, Johnson's eyes drifted downward, and he looked at the floor.
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Failure to hold the 200 day has put downward pressure on the market.
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The pitches from Valiente were not low and they were not spinning downward.
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"It's a terrible downward spiral," he said of the deterioration of public works.
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Reaching up, she tweaked one of her rabbit ears so it flopped downward.
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There he was, face tilted downward, regarding a mixing board with focused attention.
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As streaming revenue goes up, other sectors are predictably continuing a downward trend.
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Downward pressures on pricing continues unabated, and is likely to persist, agrees Ridding.
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The unexpected production in Libya has added to the downward pressure on prices.
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High volatility is characterized by wide variation in returns — either upward or downward.
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This was confirmed by the rate of speed at which I hurtled downward.
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The site sloped downward, so the house had been set on many levels.
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The downward revision was broadly expected after tepid growth in the second quarter.
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And you&aposve got downward pressure from a rating pricing or pricing standpoint.
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The city was just in a horrible downward spiral, and we hit bottom.
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Even with pain, she should have been able to resist his downward pressure.
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These jobs numbers continue a soft downward trajectory over the past few years.
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He then has him roll onto his side while turning his head downward.
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And early statistics from this year suggest the trend line will continue downward.
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On Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund made a downward revision to global growth.
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Rates for all other substances trended downward in the 17 year study period.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Weaker capitalisation metrics may place downward pressure on the company's ratings.
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In 2020, voters can stop America's downward spiral toward plutocracy and environmental ruin.
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As Maley notes, the downward trendline in yields was broken in late 2.3323.
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Investments in private equity ticked downward slightly, accounting for 23% of members' allocations.
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Mylan is coping with declining profitability and it adjusted annual earnings forecasts downward.
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Upward mobility was newly possible for many people, but so was downward mobility.
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This flood of bitcoin could have contributed to recent downward pressure, Kelly said.
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"It's kind of reinforcing that we're heading on a downward trend," Meier said.
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Deaths from overdoses had been on a downward trend from 2008 until 2012.
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Venezuela's downward spiral also hurt Indian oil companies, which are owed late dividends.
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But there was a hole in the floor: a "chimney" chute leading downward.
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But for names that remain on a downward trajectory, life can be tough.
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Warmer surface waters are also less dense, hindering the downward circulation of oxygen.
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But as high school friends matured and moved forward, Mr. Comello spiraled downward.
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Last month's downward revisions are that big so that's not a significant weakness.
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Analysts said further downward surprises in inflation could lead to more aggressive rate cuts.
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His downward spiral finally ended when he was found slumped over in his car.
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It's not just a result of poverty and downward mobility – it is a cause.
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There were many uncertainties, however, and downward pressure on inflation could prove unexpectedly persistent.
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However, we do not see a substantial downward trend in the last three years.
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Rather, it has been a slow downward spiral for women over nearly two decades.
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It stayed put — even when I accidentally rubbed my eye in downward-facing dog.
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Using a damp sponge, blend the contours, beginning at the temples and moving downward.
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For another, economic insecurity and downward mobility is a pressing issue for many voters.
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Since 2000, unemployment has been tipping downward and hasn't picked up speed under Trump.
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Set aside the 2014-15 peak and the downward trend looks unchanged, he says.
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The in Australia, meanwhile, bucked the downward trend to close 0.42% higher at 6,0.983.
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Still, my physiological and cardiovascular markers are trending downward, hastened by my own foolishness.
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He shoots like 30 feet straight out before he even starts he's downward fall.
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The downward trajectory of Turkey in this past year points in another direction, however.
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If true, the downward trend would align with other data about the 2018 Olympics.
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Stronger number with some downward revisions, no it's not enough (for a Fed move).
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The annual benchmarking showed it downward adjusted but not unusual from a historical perspective.
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Just as responsibility for optimization would decompose downward, so too would responsibility for reliability.
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Because of my short, downward-pointing lashes, I use curling formulas almost exclusively. Why?
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Innes said reversal in oil prices overnight sent the Aussie downward during U.S. hours.
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If you get it, you're going to be part of a downward-spiral calamity.
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The already weak payrolls growth from May was revised even further downward, to 11,000.
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The already weak payrolls growth from May was revised even further downward, to 232.00,21.53.
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The exercise helped him escape a downward spiral of drug abuse within Nairobi's slums.
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This is why, despite the downward trend, dairy remains a $10 billion dollar business.
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The driver did not comply and instead moved his hands downward toward the firearm.
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They say the downward revisions could impact financial markets' assessments of the labor market.
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Any steps that penalize European firms directly or indirectly would create a downward spiral.
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Mainland Chinese shares bucked the downward trend to bounce back slightly from declines earlier.
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Australia shares followed the downward trend, with the ASX 200 down 0.38% to 2108.6,20.12.
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Even Cher's emojis have been on a downward trend for the past two years.
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Australia bucked the overall downward trend as the rose marginally to close at 210,227.
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But some analysts said there are signs that downward pressure on prices is mounting.
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Plus, oil prices have been on a downward run for the last seven weeks.
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This downward trend can be explained by growing economies of scale and vertical integration.
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Use a wooden pick to drag chocolate slightly downward to form spikes of hair.
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And quickly a downward spiral begins, as the targets reality becomes twisted and distorted.
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Mylan continued its fall today after the bell, trending downward about half a percent.
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Medina's twin brother Jim (Cody Fern) is in a downward spiral of substance abuse.
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But Israel's career swerved downward with the 20143 book Estée Lauder: Beyond the Magic.
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"Nevertheless, there is a clear downward trend for the first three quarters," she added.
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Every developer will say that after Steve Jobs you're looking at a downward trajectory.
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Zelizer: That seems like a significant move downward given how stable the polls were.
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Countering the downward pressure, ongoing tensions in the Middle East also offered some support.
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"This downward trend has been led by wheat," said Ted Seifried of Zaner Group.
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The arrival of the new CLA 45 should nonetheless help slow the downward spiral.
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According to her parents, Rondini went into a downward spiral after the alleged assault.
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The dollar, on a downward trajectory since the end of 2016, has risen recently.
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The downward turn of his lips suggested that he might be about to cry.
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In fact, the watch bands taper downward specifically to avoid wider-than-necessary dimensions.
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In baseball, the hands start higher (at or above the shoulders) and move downward.
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The downward trend in the sector appears to be dragging down the whole economy.
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Following the survey results, we have seen, once again, downward pressure on oil prices.
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Caixabank shares fell 7%, while Sabadell's were down around 6% after the downward revisions.
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Caixabank shares fell 7%, while Sabadell's were down around 73% after the downward revisions.
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During their conversation, Jennings notices that Ahmir's eyes are gazing downward toward her chest.
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The iPhone, for those who don't know, only has a single downward-facing speaker.
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Mounting evidence of a global economic slowdown kept downward pressure on world earnings expectations.
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Mortgage rates have been on a downward trend since mid-2012, stabilising at 2.4%.
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STOXXE saw the biggest downward revisions to earnings estimates since July 2016 this week.
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A bull market means an upward trend; a bear market means a downward trend.
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However, dealers said they see downward pressure due to higher dollar demand from importers.
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The left stroke first, downward, then the right, or the right stroke first, upward?
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For 60 years, there has been a downward trend in the personal savings rate.
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Both forecasts for this year and next were revised downward by 0.2 percentage point.
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Political turmoil and economic collapse including hyperinflation have set Venezuela on a downward spiral.
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"This easing trio is helping to reverse the global economys downward trajectory," they said.
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General government debt/GDP is low relative to peers and on a downward trajectory.
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Downward pressure on ratings, while not expected, could result from a number of factors.
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Some high-tech companies, such as Amazon and Uber, exert downward pressure on prices.
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Unsurprisingly, both market- and survey-based measures of inflation expectations have been trending downward.
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The lackluster December data could preview a downward revision to fourth quarter GDP figures.
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The sound is directed downward through the water and bounces off subsurface geological formations.
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The first government to try it might see considerable downward pressure on its currency.
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Downward rating action may result from a material increase in the banks' risk appetites.
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The pilots tried to counter the downward movement, but the automated system overrode them.
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This is the bass aperture, designed to max output of the downward-firing woofer.
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It's also possible that he will accelerate the Republican Party's downward spiral into irrelevance.
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But the attack Friday morning sent the price of Ether into a downward spiral.
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UPDATE: Since it was first reported, figures for the investigation have been revised downward.
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The downward tendency already manifest has swept away some of the most important safeguards.
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Oil prices are on track for their longest downward streak since 2015, Bloomberg reports.
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All told, only about half of families own stocks, part of a downward trend.
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Poaching is largely to blame for the population's downward spiral, according to the census.
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All of the juice comes out, thanks to the downward angle of the spout.
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Authorities initially reported at least 30 dead, but revised the number downward this morning.
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For much of the rest of the world, democracy continues its accelerating spiral downward.
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Once the wine is bottled, it's stored in racks with the neck titled downward.
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Between the mountain and myself, the land cupped downward, containing light like a mist.
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We haven't seen any one of these downward sort of trends take over yet.
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This would explain the downward trend in yields in Germany and Japan, for instance.
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My downward spiral was finally stabilizing and I felt like I could breathe again.
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Markets in greater China bucked the downward trend in the region to notch gains.
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In 2011, the island's benchmark was 24 percent lower, showing a steep downward trend.
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Fury told Rolling Stone that he had been on a downward spiral since May.
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Finally, it should drive prices downward by expanding tax-free health savings accounts (HSAs).
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Technology is cheaper every day and exerting ever stronger downward pressure on G.D.P. growth.
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When, and how, will this straight line recognize that it cannot continue downward forever?
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The latest downward move in yields comes after a sharp drop in U.S. stocks.
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We believe it is essential to find a way out of this downward spiral.
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If coal continues its downward trajectory, the targets may still be within reach. Barely.
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Violence in Brazil continued its downward march during Bolsonaro's first three months in office.
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The mechanical arrester ramp can be installed on flat ground or even downward slopes.
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Now our eyes are locked downward to the latest "instant message" offering instant gratification.
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As a result, officials revised containment downward, from 15 percent to only 10 percent.
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He lay there face downward for several seconds, his legs splayed out behind him.
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European output growth is consistent, retail spending is increasing and unemployment is nudging downward.
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Recent studies have shown, however, that wages in Mexico have experienced significant downward pressure.
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" But the downward trend, she added, "has been true for a long time now.
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So aggregate demand and supply are both shifting downward and reducing gross domestic product.
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This is the sort of downward spiral that brings the economy into a recession.
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This marked a downward adjustment of 60,000 b/d from its previous month's assessment.
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Earlier this month, Argentina imposed currency controls to stem the country's downward economic spiral.
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So for the last 12 years, freedom has been trending in a downward direction.
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"In 2018, religious freedom conditions in India continued a downward trend," the report said.
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The daily experience of many is characterized by constant running up a downward escalator.
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In each major county, partisan voting patterns show Republicans on a steady downward path.
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Acapulco's downward spiral is associated with a shake-up of the Beltrán Leyva cartel.
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I was broke and I was a new rapper whose career was spiraling downward.
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In a statement, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the general downward trend was encouraging.
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Surprisingly, the way to do this isn't to throw the package downward, toward Earth.
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Perhaps these campaigns were eerily prescient in anticipating the downward spiral of gaming culture.
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That, in turn, creates jobs for other workers, which ultimately breaks the downward cycle.
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For us it has felt, at times, like an annual adjustment of expectations downward.
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And it's why Trump scuttled the deal, initiating the current downward spiral of relations.
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Downward-looking radar could provide data to generate earlier and more precise storm warnings.
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As the country has plunged into a downward spiral, Alexandria is even more diminished.
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Major tax increases passed in 220006 will certainly not help this downward economic spiral.
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Failure to fully address the regulatory agreement could also lead to downward ratings momentum.
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"You not going to bend the emissions curve downward with market forces," said Kopp.
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A key focus of reform must be to bend the cost growth curve downward.
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Moore is his instrument for throwing the GOP into a downward spiral of chaos.
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Without at least a veneer of trust among diverse social groups, politics spirals downward.
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It sends her on a downward spiral that is hard to look away from.
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It's like an arrow facing downward, as opposed to "Jaws," an arrow facing upward.
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The number of Chinese students coming to the United States has been trending downward.
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That yields a downward acceleration greater than what it would be from gravity alone.
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As he spoke it drifted steadily downward, as usual, and is now at -85033.
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If you don't make any moves, you'll become stagnant, unmotivated and ultimately spiral downward.
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He began gesturing, out of view of the other men, in a downward motion.
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Here you walk up a slight slope — and then downward for more parklike effect.
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If you don't make any moves, you'll become stagnant, unmotivated, and ultimately spiral downward.
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The downward spiral has put the company on many analysts' and investors' bankruptcy radars.
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We crested the hill and began to pick up speed on the downward slope.
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Shares have seen a sharp downward turn in the five years since the IPO.
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And downward pressure on the economy is increasing, China's statistics bureau said on Friday.
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As you exhale, internally rotate your low ribs and release your rib cage downward.
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Take pronation — the degree to which the foot rolls downward or inward when landing.
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After a brief improvement in June, home sales continued their downward slide in July.
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Many major oil-producing countries have been fervently working to stem this downward trend.
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For months her health had been spiraling downward, despite being diligent with her treatments.
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Another dealer said the downward pressure on the rupee would persist despite expected inflows.
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Any downward turn for buoyant U.S. stocks also would weigh on Hong Kong equities.
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Additionally, rising unemployment and snail-paced wages growth were keeping downward pressure on inflation.
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Fox News has defied the downward trends, notching its highest-rated year in 2017.
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But, historically, the trend between this point and the midterm is downward, not upward.
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Analysts expect that downward growth trend to continue, which would likely affect company performance.
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But that's not to say that we are on an inevitably downward spiraling path.
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However, in general, the rise is actually small compared to the general downward trend.
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Even before the hurricane hit, the island's economy was in a major downward spiral.
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However, investors' greater preference for longer-term debt has helped limit downward currency pressure.
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If you're a deeply divided or sectarian society, there's more danger of spiraling downward.
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You're concerned with surface appearances, yet you're on a Y-axis going infinitely downward.
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Oil coursed downward with other global markets as concerns grew that the China-U.
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The downward trend began as investors dumped perceived risky assets with the Sino-U.
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Dr. Phil McGraw is speaking with Orlando Brown to help him amid his downward spiral.
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These were pressured lower by Monday's downward ride in Brent and U.S. WTI crude futures.
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That's why we get a fairly stable market but a little bit of downward drift.
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Snuggles are not uncommon, and neither is the occasional upward goat on a downward dog.
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S. trade policy would bring the U.S. back to the downward spiral in the 1930s.
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Their downward trend slowed between 22011 and 22015 to declines of around 1.7 percent annually.
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This downward yield pressure is set to increase as net central government supply turns negative.
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This would push the debris downward, where it would burn up in Earth&aposs atmosphere.
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For a brief moment, the elevator accelerates downward and you feel a little bit lighter.
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If not, there's a good chance Snapchat could continue on its slow, downward trajectory. [AdAge]
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For now, they're dragging stocks downward, but there could be good news on the horizon.
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So, who is the man charged with reversing the downward spiral of the Democratic party?
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We have now surely entered the apex (if not the slow downward trajectory) of athleisure.
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The way Zhima Credit is designed, being blacklisted sends you on a rapid downward spiral.
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The company's 30 percent slide since the election continues its downward trajectory since September 3.53.
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This upswing of HIV diagnoses among drug users reverses a steady downward trend since 2010.
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It all spiraled downward, and they had this hubris to say that we're self-reliant.
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The best slices emerged thin and curly, shaved by slicing downward, rigid tail held tight.
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It is not true, but it was a hugely significant event in the downward spiral.
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China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that his nation's economy "still faces downward pressure".
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China's Premier Li Keqiang saying on Wednesday that his nation's economy "still faces downward pressure".
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But they oppose reforms to take money away from older workers to distribute it downward.
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This put downward pressure on long-term interest rates (which move inversely to bond prices).
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The 0.3% downward revision to total non-farm employment was the biggest in a decade.
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Economic data placed some downward pressure on markets after German industrial production plunged in December.
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The downward revision amounted to 0.3%, higher than the usual plus-or-minus 0.2% change.
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Harris looked downward for a second and glanced to her left before Abrams politely interjected.
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Shares seesawed in extended trading Tuesday, sometimes rising as much 2.003% before trending back downward.
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That, in turn, is putting downward pressure on the rates these broadcasters can charge advertisers.
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Trump was still strong in his anger but his pale downward grimace and fatigue showed.
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He said the company would "tweak" production downward at some plants during the second half.
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He said that could cause a downward spiral in trade, which could hurt weaker economies.
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He added that electing the wrong person could send the U.S. into a downward spiral.
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However some expect the index to fall even further before the downward trend can reverse.
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Top image: A downward view of Saturn's rings / NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute/G.
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The thinner side gets cooled first, which results in the curve downward as it contracts.
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Both Ben Carson and Ted Cruz appear to have peaked and now have downward trajectories.
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On top and inside of the boxes are downward-facing heads made from painted clay.
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Scientists have been raising red flags about the downward spiral of insect populations for decades.
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So, violent crime was already on a downward trend before Holder or Obama took office.
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As assets under passive investment continue to grow, the downward pressure on fees will continue.
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In Hong Kong, the bucked the downward trade to climb 23 percent in the afternoon.
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Just a few years ago, the industry seemed to be on a precipitous downward spiral.
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Good news notwithstanding, many economic indicators have undergone a remarkable downward shift since early 2018.
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Air particles are constantly bumping into objects orbiting at this height, nudging them slowly downward.
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The downward trajectory can be explained by several simultaneous phenomena, not all of them cheerful.
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Having downward-facing lashes is a real pain when trying to achieve a lifted effect.
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Then Hortonworks (HDP) announced a revenue miss that sent the stock into a downward spiral.
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Dealers said supplies remained ample despite some downward revisions to the crop outlook in Russia.
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Will it be one and done, or signal a downward path for future interest rates?
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As of this writing, it continues a downward trend, declining 2.67 percent from yesterday's high.
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All 21.3 of the S&P major sectors have seen downward revisions to earnings estimates.
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Turn your palms downward and keep your hands flat — arms should still be extended forward.
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Currency strength, which puts downward pressure on inflation, usually bodes well for the bond market.
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Estimates ranged from 212 to 20, underscoring the potential for both upward and downward surprises.
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Rival firm JLL warned prices could come under downward pressure if transaction volumes remain low.
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Markets in Asia closed mostly lower and U.S. stocks followed the downward trend on Tuesday.
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How to stop morale's downward momentum will be one of Facebook's greatest tests of leadership.
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Now, the downward trend continues, with the lowest sea ice on record for mid-June.
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But it's a small uptick in the context of the massive downward trend since 1992.
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If the central bank makes only small adjustments, economists say, downward pressure will mount again.
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It was the latest, and perhaps most bizarre chapter in Venezuela's months-long downward spiral.
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Downward revisions appear likely, given that heavyweight Germany is struggling and Italy is in recession.
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It's also just another twist in House Republicans' downward spiral towards extremism, division, and chaos.
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Stronger software investment and a smaller import bill offset a downward revision to consumer spending.
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Splashes of red connote punctured flesh, and dark paint streaks downward like blood and tears.
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Downward pressure would most likely be a result of weakening capital, funding or asset quality.
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Global Harvest Initiative (GHI) believes that it is too soon to revise these goals downward.
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Yields on Tuesday were pressured by U.S. data showing sharp downward revisions to January's sales.
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The CDC has continually trended downward on how much lead exposure is safe for children.
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If these risks eventuate, there could be downward pressure on the rating, S&P said.
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Recidivism declined, crime rates continued on a downward trend, and the state actually closed prisons.
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December's figures were revised downward to 164,000 from 204,000 while November's now sit at 157,85033.
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There is also a fairly clear downward trend in interest in most of the humanities.
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That downward trend continues, with no mass shootings taking place in the last 22 years.
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With the pace on a downward trend, he believes, total exports could actually fall further.
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But a downward revision to the estimate could erode public trust in the central bank.
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Downward ones—which make us feel super-superior—encourage us to rest on our laurels.
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All these figures could move downward based on changes to future capital gains tax rates.
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"And seniors are getting the worst of a downward spiral in health care," she said.
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Linked to that, per capita water availability has been on a downward trend for decades.
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Then, wipe downward in the direction of growth to avoid breaking or pulling eyelashes out.
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"Talking dogs just seemed low brow," fellow Downward Dog executive producer Samm Hodges told PEOPLE.
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At $51, the stock's downward-facing trading range is signaling more pain ahead, Cramer said.
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Large downward revisions to growth and inflation are likely, according to analysts at Societe Generale.
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The figure was later revised downward to 244,000, but it was still a decent report.
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The corporate logo of the mortgage lender Guaranteed Rate is a red arrow pointing downward.
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Even after the downward revisions, Capital Economics said the BOJ's price forecasts remain too high.
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He said he had the muzzle pointed safely downward, toward the floorboards of his vehicle.
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The downward spiral has placed San Antonio's streak of 203 consecutive playoff seasons in jeopardy.
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All this is predicated on Trump continuing the downward spiral he's put himself in. 29.
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The Roberts Court has also defined quid pro quo corruption downward in criminal prosecutions, too.
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Ontario, which had been helping to drive business growth, edged downward to 150.0 from 152.7.
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In addition, the power they produce is essentially free, which puts downward pressure on prices.
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Consolidation would limit market competition, leading to much less downward pressure on costs for consumers.
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Despite potential downward pressure from large producers increasing output, Goldman Sachs maintained its bullish outlook.
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Meanwhile, the continued downward slope of unemployment has not made our politics any less acrid.
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Our membership numbers were sliding downward, poor scholarship performance by our chapters as a whole.
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But when you start looking at the average over a month, it's really trending downward.
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Sales of previously owned homes have been on a downward trend since peaking in 2900.
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Citi also expects Washington would attempt to exert further downward pressure on the Chinese economy.
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Downward Dog Start in a plank, with your hands on the floor shoulder-width apart.
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China's economy faces downward pressure, with falling corporate profits impacting individuals' income growth, hurting consumption.
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Even after the slight downward revision, the index was at the highest since February 2014.
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It sends you into a downward emotional spiral that is difficult to pull out of.
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But not everything has been in a downward spiral in the city in recent years.
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To counteract the downward spiral of inequality, we need to raise taxes on affluent families.
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Attendees were wearing shirts that read "sex animator," with a massive red arrow pointing downward.
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But then, suddenly, just past the midpoint, the light-line makes a dramatic dip downward.
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The central bank was preparing a downward revision to its earlier projection of 4% growth.
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For months now, he's been on a downward spiral that keeps getting wider and weirder.
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The price cut follows a series of downward revisions to oil prices by investment banks.
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Since the gravitational force pulls only in the downward direction, it doesn't affect horizontal velocity.
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Businesses that were in perfect condition one day began a financial spiral downward shortly afterward.
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Any downward shift in turnout is extremely unusual in the context of this primary season.
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"His splitter didn't have that downward tilt that it should have," catcher Austin Romine said.
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"Bombshell" sympathetically tracks her downward spiral without reducing her to the sum of her misfortunes.
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ABC News' Brian Ross CHOKES and sends markets in a downward spiral with false report.
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From the nation's founding until about 2111, interest rates were on a clear downward trend.
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That seemingly solid path made her downward spiral all the more mystifying to loved ones.
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The downward tendency has also now plateaued out, with some signs it could be reversing.
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This could add further pressure on the global economy and lead to further downward revisions.
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Libor, which has trended downward since the end of 22018, fell sharply in recent days.
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Downward nominal wage rigidity is a real thing, which becomes highly relevant at low inflation.
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Their economy has spiraled downward because of the inability to have connectivity with the world.
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Some of the central bank's downward revisions from its projections three months ago were significant.
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Globally, we have simply not made enough progress to put emissions on a downward slope.
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The Nasdaq, while not down quite as sharply, is also following the the pack downward.
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If the line does not begin to bend downward, more stringent actions are probably needed.
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We have to take a firm grip on the emissions curve and wrench it downward.
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If an apple falls from a tree, it will speed up as it moves downward.
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"Gavin's been part of a political class that has led this state downward," he said.
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Batasan and three neighboring islands collapsed downward, making them more vulnerable to the surrounding water.
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But the Indian surge is striking in that it counters the overall market's downward drift.
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We've had analysts' downward revisions remain elevated, as they've been heading into prior warning seasons.
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That means the normal force must have the same magnitude as the downward gravitational force.
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New rules affecting U.K. buy-to-let properties have also put downward pressure on prices.
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And having experienced a downward spiral myself, I so admire her accuracy in every detail.
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It's the same kind of downward tug that you feel on Earth as your weight.
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The President's approval ratings for other major issues have largely held steady or turned downward.
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BANK OF CANADA GOVERNOR STEPHEN POLOZ SAYS DOWNWARD TREND IN INVESTMENT IS AT ITS BOTTOM
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A clear blue majority sends the pound up, while anything else likely exerts downward pressure.
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This downward trend in Saudi's economy is not part of some normal or temporary cycle.
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The rate has drifted downward since, but millennials are the first to fall below 50%.
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It cannot be blocked, because the ground slopes downward from Mexico to the United States.
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Others say the influx of people with H-1Bs has put downward pressure on salaries.
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The Magic (21-28) continued their downward slide, losing 15 of their last 17 games.
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Over 4807123-212001 we expect some downward pressure on gross margins, mitigated by cost optimisation.
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New downward-tilting toilets are designed to become unbearable to sit on after five minutes.
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If so, further twists in the downward spiral of US-Russian relations can be expected.
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If they raise their prices, customers will buy less, and the downward spiral will begin.
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And during periods of economic growth, real GDP tends to be revised upward, not downward.
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Hurricane Katrina defined the domestic side of President George W. Bush's downward-spiral second term.
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This leads to a downward spiral of increasing addiction and criminality to feed their habit.
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Recent economic data, however, shows a downward movement in unemployment rates but inflation lagging gains.
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The Ministry of the Interior's birth map derived from efforts to reverse the downward trend.
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For decades, California has innovated and prospered while its public education system has drifted downward.
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The study initially contained an error that caused its authors to revise their estimates downward.
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Downward revisions in inflation forecasts are typically accompanied by additional monetary accommodation, not a withdrawal.
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" Another deputy noted that he "avoids eye contact" and "looks downward with a blank stare.
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While artistically productive, their liaison sent her already fragile mental health into a downward spiral.
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America's uninsured rate has steadily ticked downward ever since the Affordable Care Act became law.
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We're already seeing downward revisions to the third quarter, and I don't think that's surprising.
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This continued the long-term trend downward, based on the organization's statistics going back decades.
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Powell said persistently low inflation could lead to "a difficult-to-arrest downward drift" in expectations.
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Hurting sentiment on Tuesday were downward revisions to retail sales that left consumer spending looking softer.
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That has contributed to downward pressure and wage pressure and economic insecurity for the less educated.
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The option of legally prohibiting a "downward" revision was discussed and supported by some, but rejected.
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I have a lot of extra time, since I'm not spending an hour doing downward dog.
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The increase in long positions leaves the market vulnerable to a downward correction, analysts have said.
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Then her face collapses with a downward turn of the lips and asymmetrical, turned-down eyebrows.
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" Looking back at her downward spiral in 2010, Lovato described herself as "just bitchy, a c—.
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There's a front-facing speaker in the earpiece and a downward-facing one on the bottom.
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Sales fell 14 percent compared with November 2017, continuing a downward trend that started in July.
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His decline looked less like a gentle downward slope and more like a deadly drop-off.
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With impeachment talk getting louder, presidential historian Robert Dallek recalls Richard Nixon's downward spiral from Watergate.
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The intensity of the market move downward tells us that this won't happen any time soon.
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I can paw-sitively say that downward dog will never be the same without a dog.
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A lot's going to have to happen for sales to reverse the downward trends — even temporarily.
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The bottom of the drone seems to have downward-facing sensors, likely to assist in positioning.
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Or the red kite (or is it a blade?) that plunges downward from the top edge?
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Recent quarters have shown a rare downward trend, but the five-year pattern is still impressive.
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The yuan's sharp tack was in part due to a spike downward in the U.S. dollar.
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Finance Minister Berat Albayrak, Erdogan's son-in-law, said the downward trend in inflation would continue.
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Esperanza says her son returned stateside with PTSD and his life went into a downward spiral.
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But the way it's presented here, his outburst becomes part of his downward decline into drugs.
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Unfortunately, ahead of earnings this week analysts are feverishly revising estimates downward for these two names.
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"Trump's presidency is on a downward trajectory," said the source in contact with White House officials.
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Parents are more motivated by the fear of downward mobility than the prospect of upward mobility.
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That system malfunctioned during both fatal flights and repeatedly pushed the nose of the planes downward.
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Finally, he provided the following example on how he anticipates a downward movement in a stock:
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A sell-off would tighten financial conditions, which would put downward pressure on global risk markets.
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We saw some big downward revisions to employment growth across the board, lots of different industries.
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Orders for its manufacturers have dried up, investments slowed and confidence gone into a downward spiral.
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But even as SpaceX has placed extreme downward pressure on the cost to launch, competition looms.
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Any downward revision to this score is likely to place negative pressure on the bank's ratings.
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Mama's been in a downward spiral ever since her March arrest for possession of crack cocaine.
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The CBO has since revised that estimate downward several times, most recently to 12 million enrollees.
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That means the renewables surge isn't yet big enough to start sending global CO2 emissions downward.
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The automated system repeatedly pushed the planes' noses downward, plunging them into fatal and unrecoverable dives.
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It's a downward trend that started during last year's holiday quarter and has persisted throughout 2018.
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But the downward trend, which observers have become accustomed to, seems to be about to change.
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The slump is part of an ongoing downward trend when it comes to domestic ticket sales.
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This in turn gives them more time to gradually glide downward before finding a new updraft.
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"All of our research in terms of stairwells has been done with downward motion," Corbett explained.
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The downward revisions therefore result in a substantially different picture of the shape of China's economy.
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Anxiety that Britain's economy may be entering a downward spiral was already growing before the election.
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"If you're trending downward, you'll get notifications for how to get back on track," said Desai.
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"It's not a matter of if, but of when," said Ibrahim, about an impending downward cycle.
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He didn't think it was possible, but John Goodman's weight is still on a downward trend.
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The problem, he said, is when low oil prices feed into a bigger downward price spiral.
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The downward adjustment to the spot currency was to make the rupee more competitive, he added.
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Moreover, our local pond is well-suited for investing in the downward part of the cycle.
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The overall trend, though, reflected a downward shift that economists believe is reflecting a tighter market.
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The plane spiraled downward and crashed into the waters off of Martha's Vineyard, killing all three.
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Endgame has sent that box office gap trending downward since last week, helping it steadily improve.
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His wife, Lynn (who asked to be identified by her middle name), watched him spiral downward.
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Oh, let me point out that I just put down a value for the downward speed.
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Stock markets suddenly lose their minds and start to swing violently, generally in the downward direction.
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" MIKE BAZDARICH, SENIOR ECONOMIST, WESTERN ASSET MANAGEMENT CO., PASADENA, CALIFORNIA: "The downward revision is pretty slight.
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Shaun's downward spiral dates back to the death of his father 3 years ago, Marni says.
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RHP Matt Harvey made the start Tuesday in Washington and his season continues to spiral downward.
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The dollar's gains across the board in New York trading also intensified downward pressure on sterling.
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"This downward momentum in the INR could continue this week," HDFC Bank said in a note.
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Olsen added the "international situation" was the clearest sign of downward risk for the Norwegian economy.
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The increase in refund amounts is a change from the recent downward trend of smaller checks.
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Stocks' monster comeback coincided with a wave of downward growth and earnings revisions from Wall Street.
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Ben Affleck was on a downward spiral in the days leading to his return to rehab.
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One concern is currency volatility, as the yuan has suffered downward pressure amid high capital outflows.
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At the same time, distillate demand was strong, he said, offsetting the downward pressure on crude.
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Aging could also add downward pressure on real interest rates and asset returns, the report added.
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Prospects that it and top producer Russia could boost output have put downward pressures on prices.
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The sun is slowly beginning its downward arch, and you don't know what day it is.
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I compulsively checked my in-game value, which peaked around $1 million before edging steadily downward.
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If the Indian rupee falls further, there could be downward pressure on the Sri Lankan rupee.
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It took a downward trajectory and bounced past Cameroon goalie Annette Ngo Ndom into the net.
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A downward revision in economic growth estimate by the central bank has hit sentiment, analysts said.
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In the subsequent decade, the average rate was 217.6 percent, and the trend has been downward.
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Despite any downward trends, there are still going to be a lot of great snow seasons.
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There is, though, no sign of such an acceleration in the downward trend of new infections.
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The downward adjustment on the spot currency was to make the rupee more competitive, he added.
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It is a spiral pointing downward toward a point zero where people earn and spend zero.
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There were downward arrows drawn in blacklight crayon similar to the other arrows in regular paint.
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And during severe drought, it would be illegal for range managers to adjust livestock numbers downward.
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The number since then has fluctuated but continued a steady downward trend to the current 2202,2628.
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Weight is a measure of the downward force an object exerts on whatever is supporting it.
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Economists also said the survey pointed to a downward adjustment of the central bank's rate path.
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Parker added that he also believed oil prices were going to be subject to downward pressure.
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"The second objective is to maintain the debt ratio on a downward path," the document said.
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Ms. Warren's plan would put substantial downward pressure on payments to hospitals, doctors and pharmaceutical companies.
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A red gravel torrent rocketed downward at two tons a second, in a low, dull roar.
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In other words, investors are demanding a very low premium, putting further downward pressure on yields.
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You've probably heard of the Downward Dog pose – it's one of the most famous yoga poses.
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In fact, overall drug use has generally been trending downward for all three grades since 2013.
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But the downward sales trends are the result of short-term economic issues and regulatory changes.
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You use a push rod to keep the ingredients moving downward, feeding ingredients slowly and steadily.
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"Eventually, things just spiraled downward in second grade, where her light just went out," she said.
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This has put downward pressure on yields, which move in the opposite direction to the price.
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Some opioids that contain the drug buprenorphine also bucked the downward trend in payments to doctors.
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Job gains in May were likely broad-based, although mining employment probably maintained its downward trend.
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"As the country has plunged into a downward spiral, Alexandria is even more diminished," she writes.
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With the Nepal-India relationship taking a downward tilt in recent years, Beijing sees an opportunity.
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Then he retired, accelerating the downward spiral that Johnson said had begun after the 2008 Games.
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Utilities and telecom stocks, which pay large dividends, bucked the downward trend as bond yields fell.
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CHINA WILL RESIST DOWNWARD ECONOMIC PRESSURE, NEED EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE FULL-YEAR EMPLOYMENT TARGET -STATS BUREAU
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Growth is above 3 percent, tourists have arrived in record numbers and unemployment has nudged downward.
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His approval rating dropped by 1 point since Tuesday, continuing a downward trend since taking office.
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While higher mortgage rates should put downward pressure on prices, tight supply is fighting that effect.
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And in our models at the CEA, that puts downward pressure on inflation at the margin.
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So Republicans seemed to be on a downward trend with Latino voters after George W. Bush.
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Facing new downward pressure, China will make efforts to ensure steady economic growth, the bureau said.
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And yet the economy is behaving like it is coasting along the gentlest of downward slopes.
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The VR of SBI is also sensitive to downward movement in the sovereign rating or Outlook.
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One must take account of the stimulating effect on sales that puts downward pressure on prices.
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The tick downward was also a decline from the previous week, when 236,000 claims were reported.
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We expect a EUR downward correction, but the magnitude of the anticipated correction will be ... moderate.
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China's economy faces increasing downward pressure, it said, citing the meeting chaired by President Xi Jinping.
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The result can be a downward spiral that takes down responsible banks along with irresponsible ones.
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Those downward revisions were, however, partially offset by a larger accumulation of inventory than previously estimated.
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For the sake of public health, let's hope vaccine refusal rates stay put or trend downward.
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Like this: There is no normal force in this case, and gravity accelerates the ball downward.
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These media companies hope a solution like this will replace the downward trajectory of traditional television.
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The fact is, by displacing demand for oil, EVs will exert downward pressure on oil prices.
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"He's in a horrible downward spiral," one source very close to the QB tells TMZ Sports.
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We could be downward-spiraling faster than the crowd three-hours into any given ketamine rave.
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"If you follow the trends lately, since November of last year we're trending downward," she said.
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Other automakers are also ramping up new or expanded plants, despite the downward trend in sales.
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The research implies there could be a downward drag on productivity growth for years to come.
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I confessed to her that my heels have never touched the ground in a downward dog.
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I knew the downward spiral had just begun — both for restaurants and our way of life.
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What's enabled them to grow faster is this longer trend putting downward pressure on interest rates.
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"The difference is due to further downward revisions to our top-down earnings estimates," it said.
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But there is some good news: Technology has seen very little downward revisions since July 20193.
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China's economy faces increasing downward pressure, it said, citing the meeting chaired by President Xi Jinping.
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After about a minute and a half, the patties are flipped with a downward scraping motion.
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Since today's workers face those same trends, the same downward trend in lifetime income is likely.
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A variety of approaches could push prices downward, but something might be lost in doing so.
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This would reflect a downward revision month over month, as last month's reading was 122.9. Disclaimer
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Even more bad news for nonprofits: Public trust in these groups is on a downward slide.
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Japan, after losing nuclear power facilities in the Fukushima disaster, had to adjust its targets downward.
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Click the downward facing arrow to the right of the "Email" section to reveal further options.
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The predicted downward trend for deal-making in Asia is part of a broader trend worldwide.
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That could create a downward spiral where steep losses become steeper as traders face margin calls.
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The dollar could continue its downward trajectory, with euro-dollar heading to $1.20 from $1.1674 Friday.
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The stock market continues its nearly week-long trek downward and investors are searching for reasons.
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BAY's Support Rating could also be affected by any downward shift in BTMU's Long-Term IDR.
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Last month, the government announced a downward revision in its fiscal deficit targets for 2018-2020.
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That represents a big downward revision from the previous estimate of 2.4% in the June survey.
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Polarized politics is a formula for public failure, a downward spiral of distrust and greater paralysis.
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But the downward trend could also be a sign that some of his fans are defecting.
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And that, she said, is actually a substantial downward revision from the beginning of the year.
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If you must check your notes, use your eyes to look downward without nodding your head.
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"Equity markets are looking increasingly exposed to near-term downward surprises to earnings growth," Oppenheimer said.
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The decline of marriage among less well-educated men serves only to accelerate the downward spiral.
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Shrinking the portfolio would gradually reduce the force of that effect, easing downward pressure on rates.
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These include stable average loan balances, moderating share repurchase activity and some downward deposit repricing tailwinds.
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