"I feel that the Mueller investigation is dragging on and dragging on," she said.
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Why things are dragging on is not down to us.
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And of course, the conflict in Afghanistan is dragging on.
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"That is a key area dragging on markets here," he said.
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Plus its own foot-dragging on shutting down far right extremists.
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The first week of school is just dragging on and on.
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Are you asserting that low rates are dragging on the economy?
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It was 1988, and the war in Afghanistan was dragging on.
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A case about this has been dragging on for many years.
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"No one could beat him," he said, dragging on his cigar.
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The Mets are in a June swoon that keeps dragging on.
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A fight can easily turn into a stalemate, dragging on and on.
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Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain relatively tight.
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Mujey was only annoyed that the case was dragging on so long.
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H., called "needless foot-dragging" on the project by Trump's Treasury Department.
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Oh, they're dragging on the floor, he trips on them every morning.
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Tariffs and the ongoing trade war are also dragging on the economy.
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A governmental crisis has been dragging on for more than a month.
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Reduced consumption and investment are dragging on trade, which is slowing growth.
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Initially it was assembled to stand upright, tail dragging on the floor.
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But with the negotiations dragging on, Mr. Trump has grown increasingly frustrated.
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Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain relatively well-supported.
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Disney blamed "Dark Phoenix" for dragging on the company's massive box office haul.
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Even if it's dragging on the floor, it's still fine, in my opinion.
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The euro zone survey suggested manufacturing is still dragging on the wider economy.
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The UN committee notes this progress but laments foot-dragging on other issues.
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"The same situation has been dragging on for 40 years," Mr. Iizuka said.
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Trade between the United States and China has slumped, dragging on both economies.
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So did Google after quickly reversing its own foot dragging on the Pixel line.
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Here is BlackRock again In practice, we see talks dragging on for several years.
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Healthcare data breaches are on the rise — and they're dragging on health firms' revenue.
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"I just hate that this is dragging on and on and on," she added.
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Most sectors fell, with technology names dragging on the index, although oil producers firmed.
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Shares of tech heavyweight Samsung Electronics tumbled 3.42 percent, dragging on the broader index.
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The Tyrannosaurus rex was depicted as upright but with its tail dragging on the ground.
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Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain supported on overall supply tightness.
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With the shutdown dragging on, federal courts will run out of operating funds on Jan.
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The review now under way has been dragging on since the middle of last year.
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It was dragging on—we would still text occasionally, like once every week or so.
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Dragging on sentiment are hefty stocks of imported iron ore sitting at major Chinese ports.
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This fight, between the world's two largest economies, may already be dragging on global growth.
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The man, also obviously dragging on a long, hot afternoon, looked down to the boy.
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She is not allowed to leave until she is replaced, and the process is dragging on.
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WA was one of the reasons the talks on the price were dragging on, Sevelda said.
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Syria has also distracted the Russian people from the war dragging on next door in Ukraine.
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After dragging on indexes in the morning session, technology companies found their footing in the afternoon.
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The crackdown on financial risks, however, is seen pushing borrowing costs up and dragging on growth.
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Apple tumbled 183 percent at a 52-week low of $90.83, dragging on all three indexes.
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Still, LATAM's results were negatively affected by a financial crisis in Argentina that keeps dragging on.
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The U.S. yield curve flattened close to levels not seen in 11 years, dragging on banks.
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In a café, I found an old leftist, wrapped in a kaffiyeh, dragging on a cigarette.
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"Hey, can I get a hit of that?" inquired a gentleman dragging on a cigarette nearby.
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In fact, the family's asylum request is dragging on, with the next hearing scheduled for August.
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Trump brought him in after he became frustrated that the case was dragging on too long.
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Two-Bit put an elbow on my shoulder and leaned against me, dragging on his cigarette.
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Sega's Yakuza 0 opens with Kazama Kiryu walking down neon-lit Tokyo streets, dragging on a cigarette.
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Unfortunately, Jim Cramer anticipates that oil and the Fed will keep dragging on the index next week.
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The FTSE 221.5 closed down 23 percent with the stronger sterling dragging on its exporter-heavy constituents.
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He said the U.S. economy is in good shape despite trade concerns dragging on the global economy.
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Cops say the bumper was dragging on the ground, and sparks were flying all around her car.
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These skirts were dragging on the ground, and they were carrying in lots of dirt and dust.
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For starters, a sound diversification strategy, which can mitigate risk without dragging on potential reward, is key.
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Australian grocery giant Woolworths Ltd slipped 1.1 percent to a one-week low, dragging on the index.
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Why should you get the glass slipper when you were foot-dragging on my glass-shattering moment?
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But the frustration with what's largely viewed as their feet dragging on the administration's behalf is growing.
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Many World Cup draws have been turgid affairs, overloaded with dignitaries and dragging on far too long.
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HK/SIN, dragging on the index as heavyweight Tencent fell 2300 percent ahead of the session's close.
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Negotiations over the construction of next-generation nuclear reactors in India have been dragging on for years.
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Tesla's last financial update revealed it's burning more money than ever, and dragging on Model 3 production goals.
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Groups can then be moved by clicking and dragging on the three horizontal lines to the top right.
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An $800 million-plus takeover of Italy's AC Milan by a little-known Chinese consortium is dragging on.
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But if it opts not to, we'll have to brace for the trade conflict dragging on into 2019.
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S. trade tensions dragging on investor sentiment toward the world's biggest initial public offering (IPO) in two years.
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TIGHTER GLOBAL SUPPLIES Despite these concerns dragging on oil markets, crude prices remain supported on overall supply tightness.
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But with the Democratic race dragging on into the spring, fresh tensions are bubbling up to the surface.
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Their voices sound creaky, croaky, rough — with the last syllable of every spoken word dragging on and on.
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This past February also saw a Leap Day, so 2016 really is dragging on longer than most years.
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Technology stocks offset the gains, dragging on the markets and pulling the tech-heavy Nasdaq into negative territory.
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In Sweden, a criminal investigation into whether he had committed rape in Stockholm, in 2010, was dragging on.
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The trade war between the United States and China has been dragging on for more than a year.
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Most other sectors were down, with a continued correction in industry and infrastructure stocks dragging on the market.
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A woman attempted to single-handedly prevent the knuckles of his right hand from dragging on the ground.
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The country continues to find itself at the center of the Trump impeachment saga dragging on in Washington.
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"The foot-dragging on Russian sanctions has gone on long enough," said Ryan Nickel, a spokesman for Shaheen.
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Not only is Brexit dragging on, but apparently people still need to be reminded what it actually is.
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Still, if sustained, rising funding costs are expected to translate into higher borrowing costs eventually, dragging on business activity.
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Labour leader Jacinda Ardern on Saturday released a video on YouTube in which she defended the process dragging on.
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Unfortunately, Jim Cramer anticipates that oil and the Fed will keep dragging on the index in the coming week.
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The place, dubbed "Belcha" in the foreign press, serves as a symbol for Poland's foot-dragging on carbon emissions.
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Clicking and dragging on the stake in the window edge also lets you shrink the window from that direction.
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To prevent court proceedings from dragging on, Congress could set short timelines for rulings, like 30 or 60 days.
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Eventually, Oghi's mother-in-law barged into the room, complaining that the therapy session was dragging on too long.
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The common sense of urgency prevented the talks from dragging on, like so many other cases of corporate malfeasance.
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Have a great weekend, Meredith Inside a restructuring of Walmart's legal department that's dragging on longer than execs promised.
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This drama has been dragging on for almost five episodes, and as a central drama, it is incredibly boring.
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In this instance, Superdelegates can be used to restore order and prevent the convention from dragging on too long.
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Investors have worried about sustained trade wars dragging on global growth and potentially pulling the U.S. into a recession.
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Why is it dragging on so long given that key players have already testified under oath about Solomon's reporting?
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The price uncertainty is, however, far from over, especially with Britain's decision to leave the European Union dragging on sentiment.
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Japanese officials deny they are foot-dragging on trade negotiations, but some experts said playing for time could be useful.
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There was smoke — coming from the boat's anchor, which had accidentally been deployed and was dragging on the ocean floor.
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However, the issues have been dragging on for many years in Africa, and look set to continue to do so.
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Australia's crumbling housing market, where prices are down almost 10% from their 2017 highs, is also dragging on the economy.
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The fabric flows behind her, dragging on the ground, picking up all the dirt and debris others have left behind.
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So the reason for this meeting, the changing story, and the foot-dragging on disclosure are all going to matter.
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Policymakers are counting on growth in services to offset the stubborn weakness in exports that is dragging on the economy.
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They had fallen 643 percent on Thursday, wiping out about $2.5 billion of market value and dragging on U.S. equities.
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This has been dragging on for months, he thundered, and nothing you've done has made a damn bit of difference.
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Spending by oil companies fell sharply as oil plunged below $30 a barrel in 2016, dragging on U.S. economic growth.
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Its 2013 acquisition of Kabel Deutschland, of which hedge fund Elliott Management owned more than 13%, is still dragging on.
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In another sign the trade dispute is dragging on economic growth, China's industrial output slowed more than expected in July.
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It really is the best way to cool off when the 90-degree days seem to start dragging on forever.
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A large portion use public transportation for their court cases, which in many cases have been dragging on for months.
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CreditCreditChris Gash The stock market is in turmoil, the trade war is dragging on and the global economy is slowing.
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The U.S. yield curve flattened close to levels not seen in 11 years on upbeat economic data, dragging on banks.
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The latest data helped soothe investors who have been worried about Hurricanes Harvey and Irma dragging on U.S. economic growth.
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Others contend Trump's own silence and foot-dragging on the issue has only emboldened senators to publicly break with him.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Britain's vote to leave the Europe Union took just one day – but the divorce process is dragging on.
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Insurers Travelers fell 2.74 percent, dragging on the Dow, while Allstate was off 13 percent and Progressive was down 2.44 percent.
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While the lower Australian dollar is supporting service exports, weaker demand from China is dragging on Australian commodities, Moody's analysts said.
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China had been lagging a recent export recovery seen in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, dragging on the regional supply chain.
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In the picture, a young man fanned a wad of British pounds, his thumb raised, while casually dragging on a cigarette.
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Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi fell 1.44 percent to end at 2,507.81, with tech stocks dragging on the broader index.
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China is counting on growth in services and consumption to offset persistent weakness in exports that is dragging on the economy.
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With the Vietnam War dragging on, 2500 was not a good year for discussing the character-building value of the military.
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Police say she reeked of booze, and her bumper was dragging on the ground, with sparks flying all around her car.
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There were puffy scarves decorated with spikes, and large metallic puffed-up chains, attached to weekender bags, dragging on the floor.
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Contract talks, for instance, have been dragging on since 2015 with Leftfield, one of the biggest independent suppliers of reality programming.
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A survey out on Tuesday showed a steeper-than-expected drop in German investor morale in August, dragging on the euro.
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On the downside, Celgene fell 38.1 percent and hit a four-year low, dragging on the Nasdaq Biotech index 1.5 percent lower.
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Here are 32 images highlighting the impact of the shutdown, something that's only expected to get worse as it keeps dragging on.
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China is counting on growth in services to offset persistent weakness in exports that is dragging on the world's second-largest economy.
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And naturally, Rick comes bursting out of a random hiding spot just as the scene begins dragging on a little too long.
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If Fortnite's snowy Season 7 felt like it was dragging on through winter, things look to be warming up and melting out.
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The bankruptcy trustee is working to an entirely different time-frame, with the current litigation possibly dragging on for another several years.
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The note attributes this to input costs weighing on profitability and "industry-specific dynamics among semiconductor companies" dragging on the aggregate index.
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On the downside, Celgene fell 3.6 percent and hit a four-year low, dragging on the Nasdaq Biotech index 0.8 percent lower.
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Most of the time we wear oversized scrubs that we have to roll up to keep them from dragging on the floor.
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The litigation has been dragging on for about eight years now, bouncing up and down through appeals and two whole jury trials.
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Dragging on the main index was Standard Life Aberdeen , which slumped 22.5 percent after a share offering was priced at a discount.
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The split was dragging on, though ... with Brett suing Charlie, claiming he bullied her into getting an abortion because he has HIV.
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A steep fall in oil prices has been dragging on the company's investments in the energy industry made through private equity funds.
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"It's been a long time, and I think somewhere in there, it's been dragging on him," White Sox Manager Robin Ventura said.
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Critics reamed the film for being flat out awful, dragging on and overcomplicating a simple story, and having an overabundance of CGI.
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Also dragging on the S&P was HP Inc, which plunged about 7.343 percent after it reported revenue that missed analysts' estimates.
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In addition to Nissan's foot-dragging on the Fiat Chrysler deal, he has also batted away overtures to merge Nissan and Renault.
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Trump's defense lawyers and his allies in Congress have griped about the impeachment trial dragging on if the Senate allows new witnesses.
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The surveys suggest manufacturing is still dragging on the wider economy, and growth remained weak in Germany while activity contracted in France.
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Still, most economists expect higher funding costs resulting from the crackdown will filter through into the broader economy eventually, dragging on growth.
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Negotiations, though, are dragging on, and some union members are agitating to resume the strike if their demands are not resolved soon.
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Instead of dragging on for years, an anti-SLAPP law can bring a case to a close in just a few months.
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Yet Germany, Europe's biggest economy, is now on the brink of recession, and the US-China trade war is dragging on growth.
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Consumer and business confidence is falling, the housing market is sputtering and a trade dispute with the United States is dragging on.
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"It's dragging on longer that what people originally expected," said Edward Jones analyst Kyle Sanders, referencing costs associated with the bank's past wrongdoings.
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Oftentimes, exoduses are ugly and complicated, dragging on for long periods of time and possessing none of the finality we hoped they would.
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And its foot-dragging on all of the bigger issues that need tackling, in effect, means the war will continue to drag on.
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Freddie Gray's agonizing cries for help as he is being carried to the police van, his legs dragging on the ground, are haunting.
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"Some potential mining unrest in South Africa on wage negotiations is dragging on and has provided the fundamental backdrop," Saxo Bank's Hansen said.
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But one thing should be clear: Dragging on the negotiating process while continuing to accumulate China's huge surpluses on American trades is over.
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The divorce has been dragging on for more than 2 years and the former couple has been locked in a bitter custody battle.
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But it will not get the money until the creditors complete a review of its progress, which has been dragging on since October.
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The prospect of rising rates in the United States drove sector performance on Wednesday, boosting financials while dragging on housebuilders and consumer stocks.
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The notion of a more aggressive Fed raised concerns about higher borrowing costs dragging on the economy and ultimately weighed on the market.
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The third day of public Trump impeachment hearings took place on Thursday, though it feels as though they've been dragging on since 2016.
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With the budget battles dragging on well into the fiscal year, the Pentagon continues to sound the alarm on damage to the force.
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After a bumpy start, and with occasional foot dragging on the government's part, more than 2,000 children have been reunited with their parents.
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Even though it may feel like the coronavirus crisis is dragging on, we're actually early in the outbreak of a newly discovered virus.
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After dragging on for nearly a year, the case was dropped, Bryant apologized, and a civil suit was settled privately out of court.
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"Your shirts are dropping into the work you are doing, your pants are dragging on the floor and you are tripping," she said.
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Facebook says if you want to share a 360-degree photo, you'll need to first snap it with your camera or another 360-photo app before uploading it to Messenger where it will then be converted to an immersive experience that can be navigated through by the recipients via either tapping and dragging on mobile, or clicking and dragging on Messenger.com.
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It's the latest wrinkle in the lawsuit, which has been dragging on since October 22005 and getting uglier and more complicated along the way.
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Greece is expected to see growth of 2.7 percent in 2017 but such positive economic forecasts could be impacted with bailout talks dragging on.
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Shares in Lufthansa, down more than 13 percent this year, slipped lower on Friday as investors fretted over the prospect of stoppages dragging on.
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But multiple parentage has since fallen victim to the country's four-party coalition negotiations, which have been dragging on since an election in March.
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Brent crude was last at $71.39, down 1.64 percent on the day, with a rise in U.S. drilling for new production dragging on prices.
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Whether the band are dragging on this campaign joke past album release, or genuinely looking to change their ways doesn't really matter now, though.
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Higher production in the world's top importer of edible oils could curb its appetite for cargoes from overseas, potentially dragging on international soybean prices.
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If NextVR can get on stage with headline acts like those, then it'll certainly get a few more people dragging on their VR headsets.
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Brent crude fell more than 1 percent to $89.5403 a barrel, with a rise in U.S. drilling for new production also dragging on prices.
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P's divorce war with Sonya Miller is still dragging on, and he recently filed a laundry list of excuses for missing a recent hearing.
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" Emad Mostaque of emerging markets investment firm Capricorn Investments was negative on investing in Kenya more broadly, citing "political shenanigans dragging on the economy.
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China is counting on growth in services to offset persistent weakness in manufacturing and exports that is dragging on the world's second-largest economy.
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There's frustration that this is dragging on, along with the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and China talks, which are also hurting the Midwest.
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The rain will dampen farmer worries about output in the world's top consumer of grains, potentially dragging on global prices for corn and wheat.
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The food delivery war in China is still dragging on two years after the major consolidation that left the market with two major players.
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These practices are aggravating the student debt crisis, which is already dragging on the economy by making homes or cars unaffordable for many people.
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The decline in manufacturing is seen as the latest sign that President Donald Trump's trade war with China is dragging on the American economy.
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ANZ in a research note on Monday had anticipated the farm sector was dragging on growth, but predicted no change to the overall outlook.
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The 737 MAX was grounded globally in March after two fatal crashes, dragging on TUI's performance due to the costs of securing replacement aircraft.
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Embattled Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam on Friday urged an end to the violence, claiming that the protests are dragging on the city's economy.
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Red-tape and bureaucratic infighting between federal and state regulators has resulted in dozens of hydropower relicensing proceedings dragging on for well over a decade.
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Trade tensions have been dragging on demand across various industries in China, and tech heavyweights like Intel and Texas Instruments have spoken cautiously about it.
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However, Witter also acknowledged that an inquiry by law firm Jones Day into who was responsible for rigging U.S. exhaust emissions tests was dragging on.
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Einhorn pointed to the firm's bet on Apple in 2013, when the stock was dragging on Greenlight's portfolio, as reminiscent of Greenlight's situation this year.
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The S&P technology sector was down 9483 percent, with big tech names such as Apple and Microsoft dragging on the S&P and Nasdaq.
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"Some potential mining unrest in South Africa on wage negotiations is dragging on and has provided the fundamental backdrop," said Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen.
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The active bond-buying ended in December last year, but throughout its existence there was running opposition, saying it was dragging on for too long.
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"Idle cash piles are dragging on investors' returns and should be put to work," said Patcharapa Mahatthanakul, fund manager at UOB Asset Management in Thailand.
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But so far the debate is dragging on without one side claiming a clear victory, leaving tens of thousands of consumer transactions stranded in limbo.
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It said same-store sales at those 18 stores have been "significantly below" other locations, thus dragging on its overall business and running up expenses.
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The 500 million euro figure is measured by how much the capital requirement is dragging on Deutsche Bank's return on tangible equity, the people said.
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These local efforts to boost the earning power of low-wage workers have come in response to foot-dragging on wage policy in state legislatures.
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By dragging on for years, conviction processes actually force families to remain invested in trials without any sense of closure or ability to move on.
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Several large mergers have been scuttled during the Trump administration for antitrust or national security concerns, and regulatory reviews are dragging on for long periods.
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Only the transport and storage services sectors showed a decrease in activity, reflecting the manufacturing weakness that is dragging on Markit's Germany Composite Output index.
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They're either dragging on the floor, or the break (the fabric that pools on top of the foot on the pant front) is too big.
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So Republican foot-dragging on CHIP, like opposition to Medicaid expansion and the demand for work requirements, isn't about the money, it's about the cruelty.
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The results feel old and new, like 1980s multiculturalism sliced, diced and tossed with acid, or identity politics dragging on past its sell-by date.
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The prospect of trial proceedings dragging on for weeks, stealing floor time from other issues, has some senators saying a quick trial might be better.
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The standoff between Gulfport and Firefly has been dragging on for nearly a year, ever since the two sides started private negotiations late last year.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 200 shed 0.13 to close at 5,841.2, with the heavily weighted financials sub-index dragging on the broader index.
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Yet, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the factors dragging on inflation might be "transitory" and he saw no case for a rate move in either direction.
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Larry McDonald, head of the U.S. macro strategies at ACG Analytics, said the lack of harmony after the midterm election was dragging on the market Friday.
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Ibori's defense team have applied for Judge Tomlinson to permanently halt court proceedings on the confiscation of Ibori's assets, which have been dragging on for years.
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The heavily-weighted financials subindex closed down 0.12 percent, dragging on the benchmark index as major banking stocks fell, with Westpac shares closing down 1.02 percent.
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Italian lenders have also been hit by worries about 360 billion euros of bad loans that resulted from a three-year recession, dragging on their capital.
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Difficulties at its UK business, which was built up through acquisitions and where the quality of IWG's estate is more varied, are also dragging on profits.
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Carlsberg hopes to increase its 17% stake in major Vietnamese brewery Habeco, in which the Vietnamese government has a majority stake, but negotiations are dragging on.
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Negotiations are dragging on because the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is demanding a long distance test of a technical solution proposed by Volkswagen, the magazine said.
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Her appeal was dragging on, and managing it had become so onerous that it was the only thing she had time to do other than work.
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But frustration with foot-dragging on anticorruption measures by President Petro O. Poroshenko, who came to power after the 2014 uprising, goes beyond the new camp.
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"I'll tell you what, he's got some Jordan in him," Daly said, dragging on a cigarette, when I asked what he thought of the young Wade.
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No party in Israel has ever won an outright majority in the 120-seat Knesset, making coalition governments the norm with political negotiations often dragging on.
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And if a drunken uncle's wedding speech is dragging on too long, you'd better figure out a way to keep the salmon warm without overcooking it.
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But it was also as the soldiers who volunteered to fight, even after the war had been dragging on for years, saw it: essential and just.
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"It's a regrettable unfurling, how long that's been dragging on, but I also think the Kevin Roberts thing was the opposite of that," Ms. Gordon said.
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Criticism of Trump's trade policy from the jammed Democratic field has started to increase as concerns grow about the conflict with China dragging on economic growth.
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Liberum analyst Anna Barnfather said she remained concerned about the weaker UK sales and capital intensity of German growth plans, which has been dragging on returns.
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Its economy slowed, however, to an average growth rate of 1.8 percent during outgoing President Michelle Bachelet's term, with lower copper prices dragging on government revenue.
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"The delay in new national stadium project has also slowed other Olympic-related works by about a half year, dragging on overall local construction demand," he said.
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Rehm, who could not be reached immediately for a comment, has already complained that the case was dragging on, putting his chances of Olympic participation at risk.
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NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun said rate increases by the Federal Reserve, which has been slowly raising borrowing costs since December 2015, was dragging on the market.
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Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's divorce may not have been the biggest story in the news for a few weeks, but for them, it's still dragging on.
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EPA officials previously told The Hill they put the current contract in place after the union walked away from negotiations that had been dragging on since 2010.
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The blouses definitely fit like they were made for shorter torsos, and the ankle-length pants actually hit my ankle rather than dragging on the floor (woohoo!).
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Reuters has reported that a Volkswagen official said an investigation by law firm Jones Day into who was responsible for rigging the emissions tests was dragging on.
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Slower U.S. population growth is dragging on the economy and the rate of inflation, said Russell Price, senior economist at Ameriprise Financial Services Inc in Troy, Michigan.
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Fourth, Facebook's foot-dragging on fake news is hurting the company among the broad cross-section of users who rely on it to supply their daily reality.
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How are they somehow so long that the hems are dragging on the ground, but also so tight in the crotch that he definitely has a wedgie?
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Japan's Nikkei share average slipped on Wednesday morning from the previous session's near 26-year high as investors took their profits, dragging on financial and mining stocks.
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In Las Vegas, restless fliers said they were waiting in long lines to book alternative flights and dealing with delays that were dragging on throughout Tuesday night.
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That battle has been dragging on for weeks now in almost every conceivable venue: in court filings, at legal hearings, on Twitter and on television news shows.
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"Yes, there are still things that you can worry about if you want to, but they don't seem to be dragging on sentiment anymore," van Dulken added.
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The wait is dragging on him, but for the first time in his life, he said, he and his companions have begun to think about the future.
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The families of the 2 victims had filed the wrongful death lawsuit against Hernandez while he was still alive -- and the case has been dragging on for years.
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The saga of the Athenry data center has been dragging on for more than two years since Apple announced its intention to build the facility in February 2015.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday that factors dragging on inflation might be transitory and he saw no case for a rate move in either direction.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Wednesday on a surprise build in U.S. crude inventories, dragging on energy shares, and U.S. stock indexes receded from record highs.
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IHS expects the growth rate to accelerate to 1.8% in 2021, before dropping to 1.4% in 2023 as a result of demographic shifts dragging on growth, it said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is not headed for a hard economic landing, and it is not dragging on the global economy, the country's top economic planner said on Sunday.
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Indeed, the most striking aspect of the priest sexual abuse scandal is how long it's been dragging on and how little the Catholic Church has done about it.
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His speech mentioned what he considered American foot-dragging on nuclear negotiations, but was heavily devoted to topics like the development of energy infrastructure and modern agriculture production.
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Despite facing charges in that case and other graft inquiries, Mr. Calheiros benefited from the legal protections granted to legislators, with his corruption cases dragging on for years.
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Rodriguez, which held that the Immigration and Nationality Act didn't require bond hearings for immigrants subject to mandatory detention — no matter how long that detention was dragging on.
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In delivering a knockout blow, he would save the misguided patriots from a dysfunctional congress and the horrors of a civil war that had been dragging on inconclusively.
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The basketball row, in contrast, is dragging on; the Rockets remain blacklisted in China, and by one reckoning have lost nearly $22003m in sponsorship deals as a result.
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So the Trump administration can credibly claim that Mr. Flynn's foot-dragging on Raqqa was consistent with a larger concern for the complexities of the project at hand.
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Talks about a utility carve up between RWE and E.ON involving breaking up RWE subsidiary Innogy are dragging on, an E.ON spokeswoman told the Rheinische Post on Saturday.
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Also dragging on the sector was a 14.5 percent drop in shares of Mylan NV after the generic drugmaker missed quarterly profit estimates and forecast weak 543 earnings.
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But Democrats may also want to get this done before the general election hits, to avoid this dragging on and becoming even more of a huge political issue.
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With the Chinese economy slowing, and the trade battle and war-of-words between the White House and China dragging on, Chinese buyers are avoiding U.S. real estate.
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But with the trade war dragging on, Apple (AAPL) and a number of other tech companies, including Google and Nintendo, have begun to consider shifting production out of China.
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DUBAI — The impact of U.S. sanctions on Iran's economy is dragging on the broader region's activity, according to the latest economic health check from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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All that changed when Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the factors dragging on inflation might be "transitory" and he saw no case for a rate move in either direction.
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In the interview, Conte added that Europe faced an uncertain future, with many unresolved issues "dragging on", particularly on immigration where he said the EU was exposing its weakness.
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The stocks of and have been dragging on the semiconductor space, logging double-digit declines since their early 8003 highs, so Cramer felt he needed to investigate the weakness.
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While Disney blamed Fox's "Dark Phoenix" for dragging on the company's massive box office haul during the third quarter, it will now have complete creative control over future films.
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But that changed when Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the factors dragging on inflation might be "transitory" and he saw no case for a rate move in either direction.
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Still, crude stocks at the delivery point for WTI at Cushing, Oklahoma were up 1.2 million barrels compared to the previous week, dragging on futures prices for the benchmark.
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Still, crude stocks at the delivery point for WTI at Cushing, Oklahoma were up 1.2 million barrels compared to the previous week, dragging on futures prices for the benchmark.
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His foot-dragging on Syrian intervention while simultaneously signing nuclear deals with the Iranian regime has poured petrol on the flames of conflict and de-stabilised the Middle East.
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Without action, the country may find itself with a massive pile of debt dragging on the economy, even after the pandemic has long disappeared and vaccine is readily available.
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Err, rather… it's 30 seconds of fully-open mouth smashing against fully-open mouth, lips flapping open like four fish out of water, tongues dragging on each other's chins.
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Rosh Haayin, east of Tel Aviv on the border of the West Bank, is a hung city in a hung country where a postelection political crisis is dragging on.
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China is counting on growth in services - which account for more than half of gross domestic product - to offset persistent softness in exports that is dragging on the economy.
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There is also no window snapping features that I could find; resizing the windows requires tapping and dragging on the screen or using the fiddly trackpad on the keyboard.
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But by using all of its ammunition at once to aid Mr. Guaidó, the United States has little leverage against Mr. Maduro now that the conflict is dragging on.
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Further dragging on sentiment was the U.S. government's threat on Monday of tariffs on $4 billion of additional European Union goods, in a long-running dispute over aircraft subsidies.
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We suspect they will let it past 7.00 in the first half of next year, if only because widening rate differentials with the U.S. will be dragging on inward investment.
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Denouncing the purges that followed July's brutal coup attempt, on November 24th the European Parliament called on EU leaders to freeze accession talks, which have been dragging on since 2005.
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Finance Minister Felipe Larrain predicted the average copper price for 2019 would fall to $2.85 per pound, dragging on the economy of the world's top producer of the red metal.
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Boyle, who was signed by Florida last Sunday, scored his first goal by snaring a loose puck and curling and dragging on a delayed penalty before beating Smith up high.
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Negotiations on these reforms have been dragging on for months because they are politically very difficult for the left-wing government of Alexis Tsipras, elected on promises to end austerity.
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As Democrats learned when they eliminated the filibuster three years ago in the face of GOP foot-dragging on Obama's Cabinet appointments, the nuclear option will create opportunities as well.
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If you feel like things have been dragging on the financial end, you have grumpy Saturn to blame, since it's been hanging out in the financial sector of your chart.
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Dragging on earnings was a 40 percent plunge at home versus the year prior, when refreshed models such as the Serena minivan and Note compact multipurpose vehicle pushed up sales.
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McConnell hasn't set a deadline for passing the ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill, but he has indicated concern about the debate dragging on for months, which could imperil tax reform.
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Analysts expect the trade tussle between the world's top two economies to take a toll on China's export machine in the second half of 2018, dragging on overall economic growth.
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That flood of grain from Australia, the world's fourth largest wheat exporter, and other suppliers is dragging on global prices that are trading close to last September's 2000-year low.
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Also in September, Winston Watson, general manager of Petrojam - Jamaica's state company that owns the Kingston refinery - said he was fed up with PDVSA's foot-dragging on upgrading the plant.
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The group said first-half underlying profit before tax fell 240 percent to 24 million pounds ($290 million), with restructuring costs and weaker trading in the Middle East dragging on profitability.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. war in Iraq — the conflict Kudlow was referring to — proved anything but decisive, dragging on for roughly a decade and costing the U.S. Treasury more than $2 trillion.
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But higher U.S. rates are coming at an awkward time for the Gulf, where low oil prices and austerity steps are dragging on economic growth, and real estate markets are slumping.
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Dragging on the S&P technology sector was Apple Inc and its suppliers which were down following a report that the iPhone maker was planning to produce fewer phones this year.
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A warning of a broad slowdown in chip demand from chipmaker Broadcom Inc underscored the effects of the U.S.-China tariff dispute, dragging on European as well as U.S. equity indexes.
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The task of tying together every loose end and officially sealing the deal can end up dragging on and on, a proceeding somewhat at odds with today's lightning-paced business environment.
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CTG has tried to sound out bidders for EDPR including Italy's Enel, Spain's Iberdrola to reduce the risk of U.S. objections but talks stopped as the process kept dragging on, sources said.
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Thanks to the double-edge design, the razor cuts off the hair at a blunt angle, without pulling or dragging on the skin, so it won't cause irritation or razor bumps, ever.
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While supply rose in the United States, Asia's emerging markets were showing signs of economic slowdown due to trade disputes with the United States and currency weakness, dragging on oil market sentiment.
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Meanwhile, looming supply from the United States and stable output from Libya were dragging on oil prices, said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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"I am going ahead calmly ... but if I have to hear 'no' everyday then it gets difficult," he said, referring to what he sees as 5-Star foot-dragging on various initiatives.
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By clicking and dragging on the YouTube video, car enthusiasts can experience what it's like to take flight from the safety of their living room, and even hear from Captain Risky himself.
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Angola is the world's fifth-largest producer of diamonds but miners have long complained that they are forced to sell their stones below international prices to politically connected middlemen, dragging on profits.
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Global growth woes have mounted in recent months, especially as a bruising trade war between the United States and China showed signs of dragging on in a blow to businesses and consumers.
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The production caps are the latest effort by the province's left-leaning New Democratic Party government to deal with historically low crude prices that are hurting producers and dragging on government revenues.
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Britain recorded its biggest-ever trade deficit in goods and services during the first three months of 2019, according to official figures released earlier on Friday, dragging on first-quarter economic growth.
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Diplomatic sources say the hardball approach arose from Commission ire over Swiss foot-dragging on a new treaty that Brussels wants to replace a patchwork of 120 bilateral accords now governing ties.
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Germany's industrial engine, which exports high-end autos and industrial equipment to China, is sputtering and dragging on European growth, and Japan's economy — the world's third largest — contracted in the third quarter.
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A quick Korea deal could give Trump his first trade victory at a time when NAFTA negotiations are dragging on and pressure on China to change trade practices has yielded little progress.
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While the bank's stock has taken a hammering– Deutsche Bank shares are down 21 percent since the start of the year– a settlement between the bank and the DOJ has been dragging on.
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First-quarter earnings hit by weak margins in its renewable and retail business dampened appetite for shares in Finnish energy company Neste which fell 4 percent, dragging on the broader European energy index.
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Photos and videos of the raid showed police officers carrying away some of the protesters, their legs and arms dragging on the road, before the police shoved them into armored vehicles and vans.
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The latest review has been dragging on since the middle of last year partly because the euro zone and the IMF could not agree on a common set of economic forecasts for Greece.
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As a way to prevent games from dragging on too long, the game's outcome can be decided by an event called "sudden death," that starts when a match hits the 18 minute mark.
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First-quarter earnings hit by weak margins in its renewable and retail business dampened appetite for shares in Finnish energy company Neste which fell 6 percent, dragging on the broader European energy index.
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Dragging on the index was Just Group with a 14 percent decline after it said it would raise money through a share placement and debt offering due to changes in capital requirement rules.
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NEW YORK, June 63 (Reuters) - A recent slump in technology stocks worsened on Thursday, dragging on major U.S. indexes as investors fretted about the economy's health after the Federal Reserve lifted interest rates.
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Dates have even been penciled in to prevent the tournament from dragging on, with opening bouts scheduled for September and October, semifinals in January and February, and finals around May of next year.
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The wholesale segment has been dragging on the performance of Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank, pushing it to its heaviest quarterly loss in nearly 10 years in the three months to December.
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SINGAPORE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's wheat farmers face a double whammy this year as dry weather slashes local production at a time when bloated global inventories are dragging on international prices for the grain.
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Every second of the videos are shot in 360-degree video, so you can view them with a headset, with your smartphone, or by clicking and dragging on your computer to look around.
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After that, HSBC's bond strategist Steven Major reckons they will fall back to 20163 percent because 2.5 percent would be unsustainable under tightening financial conditions, dragging on the economy and constraining the Fed.
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The Fed is expected to take notice of the macroeconomic headwinds and go easy on hiking U.S. interest rates further, dragging on the dollar and supporting demand for commodities priced in the greenback.
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The likelihood of a Snapdeal-Flipkart deal is fast fading as SoftBank is losing patience given it has been dragging on even after over six months of negotiations, one of the sources said.
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The company also stuck to its full-year sales forecast, despite a fall in tourist spending dragging on sales and the protests in Hong Kong causing disruptions to its business in the city.
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"With the conflict dragging on, reaching a comprehensive trade deal as Trump gears up for re-election next year increasingly seems like a remote possibility," Jenny Leonard of Bloomberg writes, citing unnamed sources.
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"If so, Britain's notice of EU membership withdrawal could be delayed until after a new prime minister is announced, with the process potentially dragging on all the way into autumn," the NAB analysts added.
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The 43-month agreement follows a previous $240 million financing plan that was suspended in February over foot-dragging on reforms such as taxing luxury car imports, and removing subsidies on fuel and rice.
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The company also said on Tuesday that 2016 net profit after deducting minority interests fell 19.1 percent to 23.6 million Swiss francs ($2900 million), with an acquisition in the United States dragging on earnings.
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More than three years later, the conflict is dragging on and the elderly couple has joined the millions that the United Nations says have exhausted their resources and are struggling to make ends meet.
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The greenback proved resilient since Powell said at a news conference on Wednesday that the factors dragging on inflation might be "transitory" and he saw no case for a rate move in either direction.
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The wholesale segment has been dragging on the performance of Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank, and pushed it to its heaviest quarterly loss in nearly 20093 years in the three months to December.
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The wholesale segment has been dragging on the performance of Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank, and pushed it to its heaviest quarterly loss in nearly 10 years in the three months to December.
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Six months earlier, the United States had intervened in the bitter Cuban war of independence that had been dragging on since 1895, plucking its hard-won victory (in Cubans' eyes) at the last moment.
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While the bank expected fresh legislation limiting overtime, potentially to 45-60 hours a month, it said it was cutting its forecast because the government was already intensifying monitoring of overtime levels, dragging on companies.
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Talks between the two main parties, the Democratic Unionists (DUP) and Sinn Fein, have been dragging on for weeks with the aim of putting back together a power-sharing agreement which broke down in January.
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"Given that on this occasion there were no obvious temporary factors dragging on the economy, this bodes ill for economic growth (in Germany) this year too," said Andrew Kenningham, chief Europe economist at Capital Economics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An electric carsharing scheme being rolled out in London by French firm Bollore is taking longer than expected to set up fully because contract talks with the capital's local councils are dragging on.
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In what must be the cardinal example for why quality assurance is important, Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 battery issue keeps dragging on, and it's now damaging the reputation of the Korean company's entire smartphone line.
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Sometimes, the director gets frustrated and even explosively angry, because there's too much noise, too many people hovering around with questions, or because the process of setting up a shot is dragging on too long.
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"The bigger issue is that central banks are reaching the limits of what they can do in terms of stimulus ... I think that's just starting to become more clear and dragging on stocks," he said.
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The maximum pressure policy on North Korea struck at Russian interests there and Russia's foot-dragging on clamping down on the DPRK undermined any hope of cooperation with Moscow on Korea or Asia more generally.
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Roche's March 5 bid to add Spark's gene therapy technology is dragging on, with completion pushed back several times as the Swiss company blames time-consuming U.S. Federal Trade Commission scrutiny of any competition issues.
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He perfected the drop-and-thrust delivery, dropping so far down as he threw that his measure of a good night was whether his right knee had dirt on it from dragging on the mound.
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LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Disappointing Chinese data weighed on emerging market assets on Thursday, capping stocks and dragging on some currencies, while Turkey's lira touched a two-week low ahead of a central bank rate decision.
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The context behind the letter: Meadows and Jordan have been attacking Rosenstein for months over what they claim is foot-dragging on the part of the DOJ in turning over documents related to the Russia investigation.
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That rebound in output to volumes near consumption levels could sap demand for imports from the world's biggest consumer of the sweetener, dragging on international prices that are already near their lowest in over a year.
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"A less dovish Fed on the back of better-than-expected jobs data and increased optimism about a U.S.-China trade truce have strengthened the dollar, dragging on gold," said Jeff Klearman, portfolio manager at GraniteShares.
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In a sign of the stiff headwinds dragging on growth in the world's third-largest economy, service-sector sentiment also soured though it was expected to stabilise somewhat in the near term, the Reuters Tankan showed.
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In a sign of the stiff headwinds dragging on growth in the world's third-largest economy, service-sector sentiment also soured though it was expected to stabilize somewhat in the near term, the Reuters Tankan showed.
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Some SocGen shareholders have expressed exasperation that on top of these troubles, the Kerviel affair is still dragging on, but the money at stake could mean it will continue to do so for some time yet.
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"I keep being assured it's imminent but imminent seems to be dragging on ... we can't control the U.S. process," he told reporters after a private meeting of cabinet ministers and senior officials to discuss the talks.
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Dragging on the index was Just Group that slipped 12.2 percent on its worst day in almost three years after announcing plans for a share placement and debt offering due to changes in capital requirement rules.
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However, the regulatory pressure drove up borrowing costs last year and made it harder for small firms to secure funding, dragging on business activity and prompting policymakers to shift their focus back to growth boosting measures.
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The 3.1 percent fall in the core orders from a month earlier was much bigger than the 1.3 percent decline expected by economists in a Reuters poll, potentially dragging on economic growth in the current quarter.
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There is a type of person who is spending time today dragging on Kevin Durant for leaving the Oklahoma City Thunder and throwing the balance of the NBA into the shitter in pursuit of a title.
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I lodged both civil and criminal complaints against him, but because the legal proceedings are dragging on and he still hasn't given us back our money, we decided to punish him by posting his photo online.
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A couple in Puerto Rico sought a court order on Wednesday in the U.S. territory's restructuring in order to end a property dispute with the island's beleaguered power provider that has been dragging on since 2004.
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The move comes as a U.S.-China trade fight is seen as dragging on for a potentially prolonged period, as the world's two biggest economies flex their muscles with no sign of negotiations to ease tensions.
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For years competitors (and, indeed, frustrated consumers) have also accused the company of foot-dragging on providing access to its network — thereby undermining other commercial players' ability to fund and build out next-gen network coverage.
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But the legal battles are still dragging on, largely because the legislature has responded to many of the judicial rebukes by passing slightly different versions of the same measure, which are then litigated all over again.
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He zooms back and forth in his black Range Rover, dragging on a cigarette between stops and musing aloud about something that has to be done that isn't being done but might be done, or not.
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Officials have blamed any signs of slowdown on weakness overseas, a strong United States dollar dragging on exports and the actions of the Federal Reserve, which has maintained tighter monetary conditions than many global central banks.
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"The list of factors dragging on growth is long, and we must be careful that Germany does not fall behind technologically because of its persistent weakness in investing," VDMA President Reinhold Festge said in a statement.
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That is now the minimum acceptable response to Russia's massive and state-sponsored doping program and its continued boot dragging on taking full responsibility and instituting genuine, verifiable root-to-branch reform across all Olympic sports.
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Frustrated with Swiss foot-dragging on signing the pact negotiated over 4-1/2 years, the European Commission is effectively banning EU-based banks and brokers from trading shares directly on Swiss bourses from July 1.
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The truce offered relief from a nearly year-long dispute in which the countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports, disrupting global supply lines, roiling markets and dragging on global economic growth.
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But while gold's status as a safe haven is accepted, silver is also widely used in industry in products such as solar panels, and slowing economies mean less will be needed, reducing demand and dragging on prices.
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Trump's tweeted remarks are the clearest sign yet that the United States and China are moving towards a deal to end a trade war that has dragged on for months, dragging on global growth and disrupting markets.
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The Republicans, albeit with some foot-dragging on the part of the establishment, are well on their way to becoming the party of President Donald Trump and Roy Moore, the Senate candidate accused of molesting underage girls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British house prices remained stuck in low gear in July and uncertainty about Brexit and its impact on the economy are likely to carry on dragging on the market, mortgage lender Nationwide said on Wednesday.
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The producer always told us that at first it feels like everything is dragging on forever, but once you get home you are just going to sit on your couch and wonder 'what the heck just happened?
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Scott Hannon, a Cambridge Air Force veteran with tours of duty in the Middle East who was also at Standing Rock, tried taking the flag from the man's neck when he saw it dragging on the ground.
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The back story: Auctions like this are unusual for settling a dealmaking process as large as this one, but it put an end to a lengthy battle for Sky that had been dragging on for nearly two years.
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But there are concerns that margins on builders and suppliers will be impacted due to higher rates dragging on prices and by higher labor and materials costs for builders because of tariffs on goods from China and elsewhere.
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The truce offered relief from a nearly year-long trade standoff in which the countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports, disrupting global supply lines, roiling markets and dragging on global economic growth.
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Bank employees told police the mother allegedly "was slumped over and unresponsive" in her wheelchair, and that her feet were "dragging on the floor as defendant wheeled her out of the bank after obtaining cash," the report reads.
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China's economy isn't headed for a hard landing and isn't dragging on the global economy, China's top economic planner said on Sunday, but uncertainty and instability in the global economy do pose a risk to the country's growth.
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Federal student loan defaults are dragging on the economy — making it impossible for people to buy cars or homes — and are increasingly following people into old age, where their Social Security benefits are being garnished for loan payments.
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This would all prompt a vociferous backlash from environmental groups in court, just as the Bush administration's foot-dragging on global warming did, but it would change policy for years before the legal cases worked their way through.
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NICKEL OUTLOOK: Expectations of a supply avalanche hitting the nickel market next year due to new capacity in Indonesia have been dragging on prices, but analysts doubt the plans spearheaded by Chinese firms can be carried out so quickly.
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The persistently strong surplus is one of the main issues in the year-long trade war between the two economic giants, which is increasingly weighing on businesses on both sides of the Pacific and dragging on the global economy.
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Helen Clark, a former New Zealand prime minister who headed the United Nations Development Program from 2009-1003, said the foot-dragging on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - due to be met by 2030 - "has gone under the radar".
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It feels as if the 85033 presidential race had been dragging on for the better part of a decade, that we were mired in the same controversies, and watching the same worn-out attack ads for years on end.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Weak U.S. economic data and disappointing auto sales numbers drove Wall Street down on Tuesday, further dragging on global equity prices after the approval of a fiscal stimulus package by Japan's cabinet failed to cheer markets.
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The investigation has been dragging on for so long that more serious action will be needed to restore competition in the market, said Gary Reback, an of counsel at Carr & Ferrell LLP, who represents complainants in the EU case.
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And with litigation from a small band of opponents dragging on for years, Mr. Diller decided on Tuesday that enough was enough, notifying the Hudson River Park Trust, which manages the four-mile park, that he was pulling out.
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MELBOURNE, March 15 (Reuters) - London copper marked time on Wednesday ahead of the outcome of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting that is expected to dictate direction in the dollar, with dissipating concerns over mine supply dragging on prices for the metal.
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The Verdict: I'm not going to lie to you: I haven't put on a boot cut jean since I last had the hem of my way-too-long pair dragging on the sticky floor of The Keg in Evanston, Illinois.
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Suspects have a right to two appeals in Italy and are not deemed guilty until the final court ruling is delivered, with trials often dragging on for many years, with lawyers looking to prolong proceedings to bring down the limitations guillotine.
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TOKYO, July 20153 (Reuters) - Oil fell on Tuesday amid worries over the outlook for demand after the latest signs that international trade disputes have been dragging on the global economy, although tensions in the Middle East offered some support to prices.
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The company, once a pace-setter for the industry's sales growth, has been through hard times lately with Scholl dragging on sales for two years after the failure of electronic foot file that cost upwards of $40 to smooth dry heels.
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China's top economic planner said on Sunday that the country's economy was not headed for a hard landing and was not dragging on the global economy, but uncertainty and instability in the global economy did pose a risk to growth.
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Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Saturday that the full supervisory board meeting would be delayed by at least two days because talks were dragging on with U.S. authorities about how to make almost 600,000 diesel cars compliant with U.S. environmental standards.
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But the intensifying regulatory pressure started to drive up borrowing costs last year and make it more difficult for smaller firms to secure funding, dragging on business activity and prompting policymakers to shift their focus back to growth boosting measures.
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As the slips from the record highs seen earlier in the week, with retail stocks dragging on the index, here are the three things that Erin Gibbs, equity chief investment officer at S&P Global, is looking for on Friday.
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While banks ramped up lending during a government stimulus drive during the meltdown, much of that lending went to industries where rapid expansion developed into over-supply as economic growth tapered, raising the risk of default and dragging on profits.
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"The EU wants a transition of 21 months, we want a period of around 24 months," the source said, adding that Prime Minister Theresa May has previously ruled out the implementation phase dragging on beyond the around two-year period.
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Barely two weeks have passed since Donald J. Trump pledged himself to the world's highest office, and yet for most, his presidency has already been dragging on, dogged by a partisan divide that grows deeper and darker with every passing day.
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In 2013, construction was dragging on, but the developer, incorporated in the British Virgin Islands, promised it would be complete by the end of the year and OPIC approved the disbursement of the last funding, SIGAR reported in the letter.
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Although any reallocation is expected to take several years, if the proposed change from 60 percent to 70 percent in equities was made today, the fund would move about $90 billion away from government bonds, which are dragging on its performance.
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In any case, hard and serious work is needed to face a massive challenge, of finding real growth and modernizing a system that's been weakened by a violent crisis and by innumerable problems that have been dragging on for decades.
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As for the notion of starting extra innings with a runner on second base, to reach a quicker resolution to ties without games dragging on, Manfred said the idea would apply only to the rookie-level Gulf Coast and Arizona Leagues.
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The Monsanto deal will now close before the end of June, Bayer said, compared with previous ambitions to finish it early in 2018, but negotiations with antitrust authorities in jurisdictions such as Europe, Russia and the United States are dragging on.
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Yet Brexit ended up dragging on and on — and I've begun to worry that extending the deadline any more could tear the UK further apart, as the costs of delay rise and the 52% of Brits who voted "Leave" feel evermore disenfranchised.
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And the designer didn't seem to mind that the hem on her long trousers was dragging on the streets of NYC (she wore an identical blue pair from the upcoming collection in June), proving she's been Gigi Hadid-ing way before Gigi Hadid.
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" (Apparently this video, which is already dragging on far too long, does not count.) Everyone plays along, except for this guy in the black jacket, who simply is Not Having It. Against all odds, the chant is successful because it suddenly summons "Mr.
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Lennar's disappointing commentary coincided with dismal data from the Commerce Department on Tuesday that showed U.S. new home sales dropped 214% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 2300,21.63 units last month, the lowest level since December, dragging on the entire housing sector.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude oil extended a slump on Thursday on news of record-high U.S. stockpiles, dragging on equity markets as energy stocks slid, while bets the Federal Reserve will raise U.S. interest rates next week weighed on gold and industrial metals.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese tech titans preparing to float in Hong Kong and New York are likely to face a bumpy ride if trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies persist, potentially dragging on capital raisings after a stellar first half.
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These could include taking Alberta out of the Canada Pension Plan, creating a provincial police force, and fighting back against the Trudeau government, including its regulation of the energy sector and foot-dragging on the construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
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News the United States would delay some tariffs supported Asian stocks, but optimism in the currency market quickly faded on broader concerns there are no quick solutions to the trade row, which economists say is dragging on China's economy and threatening global growth.
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In 2009, when America's long wars in Afghanistan and Iraq had been dragging on for the better part of a decade, Dr. Brett Litz, the director of mental health services at the Department of Veterans Affairs hospital in Boston, revived Dr. Shay's idea.
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The partial government shutdown is dragging on over the $5 billion President Donald Trump wants for his wall along the US-Mexico border, a political crisis that may be weakening security at a much more common point of entry for immigrants: airports.
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's fuel producers are making extended curbs to their output in the third quarter after supply from mammoth new refineries stoked an already-sizeable glut, potentially dragging on crude oil demand from the world's biggest importer of the commodity.
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In Copenhagen in 2009, efforts to forge an international climate deal were hampered, in part, by the deep-rooted suspicion Obama's team (including Houser) faced from European, Chinese, and other negotiators in the wake of the Bush administration's foot-dragging on emissions reductions.
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These would compound a number of other factors dragging on net sales, including asset disposals, a weaker global economy and increased competition, its CEO Louis du Preez said in message from management in the 22019-page 20183 annual report posted on its website.
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The pop star debuted this Rapunzel moment in Paris just as Fashion Week was winding down, bringing some major drama to the final night of the season by attending a V magazine afterparty with brand-new hair that was practically dragging on the ground.
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Several key models are reaching the end of their life cycles and dragging on sales, including the Kuga and EcoSport in China's fastest growing sport-utility segment as well as the Ford Focus sedan, said Yale Zhang, Shanghai-based managing director for consultancy Automotive Foresight.
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The company said it was on track to deliver on its targets for this year, but that its Castorama business was dragging on performance and it had taken steps which should lead to an improvement from the brand in the second half of the year.
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Suddenly there was talk of construction dragging on into a third Philharmonic season, which posed a real danger to an orchestra that, like most of its peers, is already losing its subscription base and can ill afford to spend a lengthy period in temporary housing.
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It's been a miserable start to the year for the European Union with the unresolved migration crisis poisoning relations among member governments, negotiations to avert a British exit getting trickier, Greece's debt crisis dragging on, and Islamist militant attacks exposing serial cross-border security lapses.
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He also asked Mr. Teller and other administration officials present to more rapidly approve bottled-up Freedom of Information requests about Russia and other topics — likening the foot-dragging on legally mandated disclosure to what he said was the Obama administration's flouting of immigration laws.
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I particularly like the hanging loop on the inside of the bib to keep it from dragging on the floor, and the three pockets (one of which has a pull-out measurement conversion chart, cannily printed right way up for the wearer) keep things handy.
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By engaging in a sit-in, a form of protest pioneered during the civil-rights movement, and by having Lewis lead the effort, the Democrats were implying that congressional inaction on gun legislation was, like the federal foot-dragging on segregation fifty years ago, shameful.
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With the U.S.-China trade war dragging on, and political tumult in Hong Kong, Italy and Britain adding to the tense backdrop, investors were keenly awaiting Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech at a gathering of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, later in the day (1400 GMT).
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Fitz has now endorsed Bear 747 as Fat Bear Week's fattest bear and believes the titanic animal — whose belly is nearly dragging on the ground — is likely to prove victorious in the Fat Bear Week bracket over such formidable contenders as Bear 480, a three-time champion.
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ZAGREB, Dec 30 (Reuters) - A Croatian court ruled on Monday that the head of Hungarian energy group MOL and Croatia's former prime minister were guilty in a corruption case, opening a new chapter in a legal saga that has been dragging on for almost a decade.
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But it's clear that the redesign fiasco is dragging on for the company longer than expected, right at the time rival Facebook is losing users and Snapchat seemed to be picking some of them up, and perhaps Snap was ever so slightly less fucked than it was before.
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After that, HSBC's bond strategist Steven Major reckons they will fall back sharply again to 93 percent - effectively retesting the multi-decade low struck this year - because an initial rise to 2.5 percent would be unsustainable by tightening financial conditions, dragging on the economy and constraining the Fed.
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He is leaving his job six months early, frustrated at the president's failure to separate himself from his businesses, at White House foot-dragging on disclosing ethics waivers for staff, at its failure to admonish a Trump adviser who plugged the family's products in an interview, and more.
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In 1971, Richard Nixon was president, the war in Vietnam was dragging on and the People's Republic of China was trying to assume its place on the United Nations Security Council — one of many instances in which poor countries and former colonies began asserting themselves on the world stage.
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"With elections dragging on, a noticeable fatigue has set in among voters, even as politicians appear to be running out of relevant issues, instead upping the venom to capture public attention," said an editorial in the Times of India, one of the country's most popular papers, on Tuesday.
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With a trade war between the United States and China dragging on, and political tumult in Hong Kong, Italy and Britain adding to the tense backdrop, investors were keenly awaiting Fed Chair Jerome Powell's speech at a gathering of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, later in the day (1400 GMT).
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A charitable interpretation of what's gone on here is that both Facebook and the ICO have reached a stalemate where their interests are better served by taking a quick win that puts the issue to bed, rather than dragging on with legal appeals that might also have raised fresh embarrassments.
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In general, the vast majority of wildfires are caused by people, Mr. Porter said, and the past few months have been so dry that even seemingly innocuous human activities — a boat-trailer chain dragging on a road, engine heat coming off a car parked in a grassy area — have lit fires.
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Industry watchers doubt whether Pai's FCC would enforce conditions given the agency's unwillingness to stand up to major carriers on a litany of subjects, ranging from the foot-dragging on implementing robocall tech, casual treatment of consumer location data, and repair delays in the wake of hurricanes in both Florida and Puerto Rico.
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But a byproduct of a conflict that never really ended is that even with the drawdown of major operations, "you would suddenly hear that one of your buddies was back there and you'd get a reminder that this thing keeps dragging on," one Iraq veteran who fought Mahdi forces in Najaf told BuzzFeed News.
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"When we looked at our hot dog portfolio a couple of years ago, what we were hearing from consumers was that while people still love hot dogs, they were concerned about the ingredients and that was dragging on the category a little bit," said Matt Riezman, associate director of marketing for Oscar Mayer at KraftHeinz.
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Richmond, California, in a filing in U.S. District Court in San Francisco said its efforts to settle a lawsuit that had been dragging on for six years over the Indian casino project complied with the state's Brown Act, which gives the public the right to attend and participate in meetings of city and county councils, boards and agencies.
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Dragging on for an excruciating eternity, this election season has demeaned democracy, elevated mediocrity and insulted and embarrassed us all on just about every level imaginable: Intellectually, with regard to the lack of focus on policy and substance; ethically, with a complete disregard for integrity and character; and morally, driven by a disgraceful descent into racist and xenophobic vitriol.
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Both the IMF statement and the minister's comments followed a story in Africa Confidential, a London-based publication, which sited a leaked U.S. diplomatic cable reporting that President Ernest Bai Koroma's government had had its IMF funding suspended because of foot-dragging on reforms such as taxing luxury car imports, and removing subsidies on fuel and rice.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/NEW DELHI, July 33 (Reuters) - Petrobras has warned its Indian partners in a huge offshore project to not expect oil from the site until 23, according to sources, a fresh sign of how low oil prices and the state-owned company's corruption scandal and mountain of debt are dragging on Brazil's energy industry.
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The approach has sometimes been to its detriment (as is the case with its longtime heel-dragging on mobile), but has largely resulted in a number of the industry's most beloved platforms, titles and IP. Given the company's rich and storied gaming history, a Netflix-style approach to content makes a lot of sense for a company like Nintendo.
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Bumper crops have flooded many markets, dragging on prices for grains and hitting profits at agribusiness giants including Cargill, Bunge Ltd, Archer Daniels Midland and Louis Dreyfus Co. "There's been several strong seasons of growth and almost near perfect weather conditions both in North America and South America," Cargill Chief Executive Officer David MacLennan told a media briefing in Seoul.
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Conversely, the president's new-found enthusiasm for bilateral diplomacy with Kim risks the United States getting suckered into a fruitless series of negotiations (keep in mind that the peace negotiations at Panmunjon have been dragging on for 65 years!) that might result in an even "badder" deal than his predecessor signed with Iran or forcing him to storm out of the negotiations in a huff.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's public support appears to be holding steady despite the partial government shutdown dragging on amid a stalemate over his demand for border wall funding.
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The charged language coming out of the White House in recent weeks largely boils down to this, people say: The economy is flashing warning signs Trump didn't expect, his trade war with China is dragging on months longer than expected yet he refuses to give in and his chief promise to supporters -- that he would build a wall along the southern border -- has gone unfulfilled.
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Investors were rattled by the prospect of the dispute dragging on into next year and sent the shares down 3.7 percent to trade at 66.4 euros by 1325 GMT Fresenius, which also operates hospitals and dialysis clinics, said adjusted net income rose 33 percent to 472 million euros ($554 million) in the second quarter, slightly ahead of the average forecast in a Reuters poll.
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Background Reading: Ross on the Green New Deal, the challenge to global liberalism and the debate within cultural conservatism Michelle on the Democrats' foot-dragging on impeachment and the Green New Deal David on Robert Mueller's failures, Democrats' changing approach to climate politics and the European Parliament elections I've been an Op-Ed columnist since 2009, and I write about politics, religion, pop culture, sociology and the places where they all intersect.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) agreed on Tuesday to make a renewed effort to settle a dispute over the latter's name which has been dragging on for decades and holding up its aspirations of joining the EU. Athens has blocked the ex-Yugoslav republic's attempts to join NATO and objects to its EU membership bid because it says the name Macedonia implies a territorial claim over Greece's own northerly region of that name.
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So far, it's the largest chart of celestial... In what must be the cardinal example for why quality assurance is important, Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 battery issue keeps dragging on, and it's now damaging the reputation of the Korean company's... At the Q&A following the premiere of Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee, a question came from the front of the audience: now that the film was out, was the director Nanette Burstein concerned for her safety?
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayOvernight Health Care: Planned Parenthood to leave federal family planning program absent court action | Democrats demand Trump withdraw rule on transgender health | Cummings, Sanders investigate three drug companies for 'obstructing' probe Democrats demand Trump officials withdraw rule on transgender health The Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate MORE (D-Wash.) led 28500 Senate Democrats in writing to the Departments of State and Defense about ways to protect troops from Zika, and criticizing Republican "foot-dragging" on funding to fight the virus.
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Charles Schwab&aposs charitable giving arm just got dragged into the college-admissions scandalGoldman Sachs just made a high-profile pledge to stop financing Arctic drilling, but an insider says it hasn&apost touched the space in recent memory anywayThis year&aposs unicorn IPO flops exposed a culture clash between private and public markets, and a top tech banker warns that the growth-at-all-costs mentality won&apost cut it anymoreThe Amazon effect is coming for the mortgage industry, and that could mean a future where closing on a house takes days instead of dragging on for weeksThe home-buying industry transformed over the past decade, as it recovered from its disastrous role in the global financial collapse.
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