The industry had been drawing down on land reserves, and industry sales growth will have to slow eventually until this drawing-down process reverses.
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You can read more about Drawing Down the Moon here.
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Here's how drawing down income from multiple accounts might work.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: No, it&aposs not drawing down at all.
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O, drawing down the full amount remaining under its credit facility.
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Drawing down their Social Security benefits early could compound the problem.
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The bigger play, however, is drawing down the big public dollars.
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But then the United States announced it was drawing down its troops.
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The US military began drawing down its presence in Syria in January.
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Mattis didn't put a deadline on drawing down resources from Central Command.
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The rules are slightly different for drawing down from a 210(k).
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A one-year membership to Drawing Down the Moon, Britain's premier matchmaking agency.
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"Hold off, even if it means drawing down other accounts first," he said.
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But inventories usually start drawing down in the peak demand summer driving season.
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Currently, the IRS requires savers to start drawing down their accounts by 65029½.
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The deal will also begin the process of drawing down the American intelligence presence.
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Boeing reportedly start drawing down nearly $14 billion in credit facilities on March 11.
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Trump said last week that drawing down U.S. troops was not on the table.
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"With extra income, you also delay drawing down on your pension or savings," he said.
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The central bank has been gradually raising interest rates and drawing down its balance sheet.
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Once you begin drawing down income in retirement, you will pay taxes on your withdrawals.
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OPEC's policy of supply management is finally having the intended effect, drawing down global inventories.
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Under the deal, the U.S. military is drawing down to 8,600 troops over 2023 days.
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Under the deal, the U.S. military is drawing down to 8,600 troops over 135 days.
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Phillips 66 said it was drawing down gasoline levels to a minimum at its tank.
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So until last month, they were shrinking their balance sheet and drawing down that supply.
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They agreed upon providing autonomy to Kashmir's subregions and drawing down forces as violence receded.
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We're drawing down troops, we're looking to draw down troops in key conflict zones right now.
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It also would encourage account "leakage" - the phenomenon of drawing down retirement savings for nonretirement purposes.
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First, U.S. policymakers might want to delay the timeline for drawing down U.S. forces in Syria.
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The company said it had about $3.5 billion of cash after drawing down the credit lines.
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It calls for drawing down the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve — the world's largest stockpile — over that period.
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And that, in turn, works out to "tens of thousands" of customers drawing down those gift cards.
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The government is drawing down its large pile of reserves and is borrowing on international capital markets.
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Drawing Down the Moon crafts a heavy atmosphere, with whispered vocals, ambient passages and pummeling black metal.
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Once older Americans have left the workplace, they begin drawing down income from a range of sources.
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Federal law has always allowed for this, but previous policy explicitly prohibited drawing down money for it.
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Saudi Arabia has been drawing down its vast foreign currency reserves while running up colossal budget deficits.
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On October 2900, news broke that the Pentagon had been quietly drawing down its troop presence in Afghanistan.
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The Fed is also drawing down its $4 trillion portfolio of bonds, putting further pressure on interest rates.
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These services can provide financial planning guidance beyond portfolio management, including help on drawing down funds in retirement.
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The company has roughly $2.5 billion in cash on hand after fully drawing down its $1 billion revolver.
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FIRE-ers, by and large, do not advocate drawing down on traditional retirement accounts early, and Choi agrees.
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UNAMID, which has been gradually drawing down its presence in Darfur, withdrew from el-Geneina in May 2019.
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"We are definitely seeing a drawing-down of the military's political influence in North Korea's political culture," he said.
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"One of the biggest mistakes people make when drawing down for retirement is not being tax-efficient," Minear said.
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" When asked what should be done in response, Rubio said he agrees with the "drawing down of our personnel.
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"(Japanese utilities) should be drawing down inventory given that it has been so hot," a Singapore-based trader said.
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Those terms included shipping enriched material to Russia, drawing down its stock of centrifuges and destroying a plutonium reactor.
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The announcement came after several reports citing Iraqi officials said U.S. forces have begun drawing down in the country.
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Which means that you can make a major statewide TV buy without significantly drawing down that $235 billion pot.
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Mr. Khalilzad had proposed drawing down American military troops in exchange for a partial cease-fire by the Taliban.
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But the Pentagon announced late last year that it planned on drawing down its troop presence on the continent.
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Before the Singapore meeting, Mr. Trump ordered the Pentagon to prepare options for drawing down the troops there now.
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The rise in buybacks has had a twin effect on corporate balance sheets, both drawing down cash and increasing leverage.
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Nonetheless, gas stockpiles have been drawing down faster than last winter for any given level of heating demand (tmsnrt.rs/3.303j1wquV).
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For example, traders expected stocks to start drawing down from the middle of 2016, and instead they continued to increase.
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Global stocks of crude and refined products showed little sign of drawing down during the first three months of 2017.
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The government is currently bridging the gap by drawing down its massive store of foreign assets and issuing domestic bonds.
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That means it now must start drawing down principal in the trust fund to continue paying promised benefits in full.
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Instead, he allowed for approximately 9,800 troops to remain through 2015, drawing down to 5,500 by the end of 2016.
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As of now, most firms are focusing on internal cost-cutting solutions and drawing down credit facilities, two lawyers said.
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Hilton said earlier this month that it was drawing down a $1.75 billion revolving credit facility as a precautionary measure.
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Asia's biggest airlines are drawing down on their credit lines and calling in government assistance to deal with the fallout.
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Aramco has so far maintained exports by drawing down supplies, but its stocks were already at a 12-year low.
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Natural gas stocks exhibit strong seasonal behavior, increasing between April and October, then drawing down during winter between November and March.
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The central bank has been drawing down its assets to cover a huge state budget deficit caused by low oil prices.
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A budgetary rule stops the government from drawing down more than the fund's expected annual returns (set at 4% a year).
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In all likelihood, this report will detail some important legal and technical steps for drawing down the numbers of those addicted.
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The data surprised analysts, and undercut the belief that inventories were finally showing steady progress toward drawing down to seasonal averages.
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In addition to U.S. crude stocks drawing down for the sixth consecutive week, the EIA showed an increase in refining rates.
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OPEC's success in drawing down inventories may hinge on output in the United States, which is not participating in the cuts.
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On Thursday, 28500 Republicans voted to end debate on an amendment warning Trump against drawing down troops in Syria and Afghanistan.
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Banks in those jurisdictions responded by drawing down deposits with mainland banks, leading to a total capital outflow of $80 billion.
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Senators voted 2202-2628 to end debate on an amendment that warns Trump against drawing down troops in Syria and Afghanistan.
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Senators voted 68-85003 to end debate on an amendment that warns Trump against drawing down troops in Syria and Afghanistan.
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Senators voted 68-23 to end debate on an amendment that warned Trump against drawing down troops in Syria and Afghanistan.
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If OPEC is successful in creating a supply deficit and drawing down oil stocks, Brent could become very tight this summer.
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Instead, he allowed for approximately 9,800 troops to remain there through 2015, drawing down to 85033,500 by the end of 2016.
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But it is the phenomenal strength of exports that is causing stocks to continue drawing down even as refineries maximize output.
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Google arranges to have renewable sources on those grids, so that its net consumption isn't drawing down additional carbon-based power.
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There's a pretty obvious ingredient going on right now where some of the largest companies are drawing down their credit lines.
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Just one year's salary keeps you from drawing down on your savings, and may even allow you to add to your savings.
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"Unless earnings growth accelerates materially, companies will likely continue to fund spending by drawing down cash balances and increasing leverage," Kostin wrote.
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"Unless earnings growth accelerates materially, companies will likely continue to fund spending by drawing down cash balances and increasing leverage," Kostin said.
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But in contrast to Obama, there has been no surge of forces in Afghanistan; quite the contrary, Trump is drawing down forces.
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Drawing down cash before banks' contractual commitments change is a tactic used widely in other previously troubled industries, including autos and airlines.
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It also led to an expanded role for the United States at a time when it was supposed to be drawing down.
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The retailer also suspended guidance on coronavirus-induced uncertainty, and said that it was drawing down $950 million from a credit line.
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Companies have rushed to raise cash by drawing down credit lines and other borrowing, as they face a sudden shortfall in revenues.
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Just one year's salary keeps you from drawing down on your savings, and may even allow you to add to your savings.
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There are several relatively simple changes farmers could make to become more resilient, which also have the benefit of drawing down carbon.
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Global crude and product stocks are now drawing down rapidly owing to a combination of strong demand and supply restraint by Saudi Arabia.
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Spenders should be preparing for these expenses far ahead of time instead of drawing down on other sources of cash for their purchases.
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By drawing down its existing inventory, Apple can fill new inventory more rapidly when it announces the new product in September, he said.
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The Federal Reserve, meanwhile, is expected to continue raising interest rates and drawing down its portfolio of Treasury debt in the coming years.
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"In principle, I think iron addition to the Southern Ocean could make a difference in terms of drawing down atmospheric CO2," Anderson said.
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Housing developers have been drawing down on their land reserves instead of buying new plots, with land sales in decline since late 21010507.
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If the agreement succeeds in raising prices and drawing down excess inventories, some countries may not deliver all the cuts they have promised.
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But the notion of an untrained pastor drawing down on a gunman from the pulpit as people flee a crowded sanctuary is unnerving.
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Users can see which of their appliances are drawing down the most power and they can set goals for their monthly energy usage.
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The U.S. military had been drawing down its troop presence and shuttering military installations for years, but shifted its stance after Crimea's annexation.
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China has been drawing down on its frozen pork inventories as well as fast-tracking trade deals to raise the level of imports.
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"Through 2017 all of the buyers were retail — as the price is drawing down you're starting to see institutional investors come in," Pompliano said.
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Well-to-do retirees who are drawing down income from their savings are spending less than they withdraw, according to recent data from Vanguard.
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Linn Energy said it recently exhausted its credit facility by drawing down the remaining $919 million, which took its total borrowings to $3.6 billion.
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Back when NAFTA was new, the auto industry might have been able to live through a brief border shutdown by drawing down factory inventories.
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Oil prices took a beating on reports from the American Petroleum Institute (API) that crude stocks had risen instead of drawing down as expected.
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Next, use a stick highlighter to amp up your glow, drawing down the bridge of your nose, atop your cheekbones, and on your browbones.
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Bernie Sanders worry that relying on drawing down carbon after it's been released takes the pressure off polluters to actually burn less fossil fuel.
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But I do think the Trump administration is right to see if there's a possibility of drawing down American forces, as many as possible.
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As soon as next year, Social Security's yearly expenses are expected to exceed its revenue — forcing the program to begin drawing down its trust funds.
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The global agreement is intended to accelerate oil market rebalancing by drawing down some of the excess inventories built up over the last two years.
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Saudi Arabia is part of a group striking ISIS militants in Syria, but its involvement in that U.S.-led campaign appears to be drawing down.
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Asked whether drawing down the balance sheet would affect monetary policy, "Well it shouldn't, I don't think," Fischer said after a speech at Columbia University.
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Oil sands extraction fell by 4.1 percent as Alberta's forced production cuts - aimed at drawing down volumes in storage and boosting prices - came into effect.
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Moscow announced earlier this month that it would begin drawing down its forces, but said it will continue to target IS and other extremist groups.
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Why it matters: The standards are getting tougher now, and companies are not only drawing down their banked credits; they've stopped generating new ones, too.
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The talks fell apart, but Mr. Trump is drawing down American forces anyway, pulling out 2,000 troops in the last year, leaving 12,000 to 13,000.
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It's time for Congress to protect patients, encourage business growth, respect the laws of individual states, and start drawing down the misguided War on Drugs.
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Yet the promises obscured a starker reality: Mr. Obama had accelerated the timetable for drawing down American troops, and he was looking beyond the war.
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Big corporate clients including Boeing and Hilton are reportedly drawing down loans and revolving credit lines to fortify their balance sheets ahead of expected difficulties.
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We need to maximize the amount of CO2 we pull from the air and bury it, drawing down atmospheric concentrations, and minimize the amount we emit.
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The program would be financed with a combination of interest income and drawing down on the trust funds' assets until 2035 when the reserves are depleted.
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The president had previously called for drawing down troop numbers in the country after having campaigned on ending years of U.S. warfare in the Middle East.
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This would mean that countries like Saudi Arabia would draw down their own oil stocks, which would subsequently mean consumers drawing down on these oil reserves.
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Saudi Arabia and its OPEC and non-OPEC allies are keen to demonstrate to a skeptical market that output cuts are finally drawing down bloated stocks.
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The money is generally tax-free, and you can even set up the loan as an equity line of credit, drawing down only what you need.
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Drawing down these two sources of funds, however, did not create a sufficient cushion to enter the new fiscal year with a balanced budget, Casey said.
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Without those rules, more people could sign up for plans that are cheaper and less generous, drawing down more federal tax credits and costing more money.
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Earlier Monday, The Associated Press and Reuters quoted an Iraqi government spokesman as saying U.S. forces were drawing down in the country following ISIS's defeat there.
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Some of it has the whiff of desperation, with companies drawing down some $190 billion from corporate credit lines in the past month, according to Bloomberg.
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Teck blamed the weaker start on customers drawing down coal inventories following a fourth-quarter buying binge, sparked by global supply worries that were ultimately unfounded.
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World oil supplies have remained stubbornly high, and even though supply has been drawing down in the U.S. and elsewhere, there's still a lot of oil.
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But that idea quickly became a fantasy when Trump announced on Fox News Radio last week that the US will be drawing down troops in Afghanistan.
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Amid brass bands and rousing speeches, state TV on Tuesday presented the decision to start drawing down forces as the culmination of a short, victorious war.
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Oil consumption has grown rapidly but not fast enough to soak up all the extra oil being supplied and start drawing down stockpiles in a meaningful way.
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He also slammed the Obama's administration for drawing down troops from 215 to 2014 after what he said were the counterinsurgency strategy's initial gains against the Taliban.
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But while Trump also voiced a desire to eventually bring back U.S. troops as well, he told Baier that the U.S. "is not drawing down at all."
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Sterling's slump means he and his wife now juggle drawing down their pound-denominated private pensions and tapping the income they earn from a French investment fund.
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The oil industry conference in Houston started with a celebration of higher prices, progress towards drawing down global stockpiles, and optimism about the outlook for shale producers.
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"The counter-terrorist task is drawing down, while the need to confront dangerous international behavior by peer adversaries is increasing," the BBC quoted one source as saying.
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Oil prices could struggle to break out of a range around $50 a barrel until the market is convinced exports are falling and stockpiles are drawing down.
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Oil prices on Friday stayed near three-year highs reached earlier this week, with ongoing OPEC-led supply cuts and strong demand gradually drawing down excess supplies.
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And this month, according to the New York Times (citing several people briefed on the deliberations), Trump ordered the Pentagon to develop options for drawing down troops.
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They also have been rattled by reports that the American president had ordered the Pentagon to prepare options for drawing down United States troops in South Korea.
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But like other former officials, Mr. Jones said that ramping up the operations of the militias while drawing down the American military would be impractical and ineffective.
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Despite consulting with the National Security Council, Trump has made key national security decisions which are at odds with their advice, including drawing down troops in Syria.
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The climate committee estimated that drawing down emissions in the United Kingdom would cost 1 to 2 percent of the country's gross domestic product each year until 2050.
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Payments globally is a very fragmented space, and different countries have their own preferred methods for paying, and for drawing down funds people pay for goods and services.
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The state budget deficit would be funded with three streams - international debt, local debt and drawing down the government's financial reserves, he told reporters at a news conference.
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The government's ability to continue drawing down deposits is limited, as some are the counterpart to international reserves held by the central bank that support the currency peg.
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For me, it needs to be practical or pragmatic; 'down-to-earth' in the sense of 'drawing down' what is 'above' and integrating it with what is 'below.
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Trump will inherit a military drawing down in Afghanistan to 8,400 troops, well above the 2023,000 Obama originally wanted to leave at just the U.S. embassy in Kabul.
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By drawing down its troop presence in Europe and leaving deterrence of Russia to the Europeans, the United States could save billions of dollars over the coming decades.
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"The whiplash of the decision, and total lack of clarity around U.S. objectives in Syria, is more problematic than the underlying notion of drawing down forces," he said.
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As of this year, however, people can wait until the age of 72 to start drawing down their retirement accounts, giving them more time to focus on saving.
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In addition to asking employees to take unpaid leave, airlines are parking thousands of planes, deferring aircraft orders and drawing down on credit lines to shore up cash.
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The central bank, which acts as Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, has been drawing down its assets to cover a huge state budget deficit caused by low oil prices.
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In an unusual arrangement, Bloomberg recorded a $14 million expense to his media company that he is drawing down as he pays staffers who have moved to his campaign.
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The grim outlook prompted Obama in October to scale back his drawdown plans, which had previously seen the United States drawing down to an embassy-based presence by 2017.
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"(Williams) did say (the Fed was) going to be drawing down the balance sheet for some time," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
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The withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan has always been the Taliban's main demand, and Trump's interest in drawing down U.S. troops has stimulated efforts to end the war.
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The Earth supports industrialized standards of living only because we are drawing down the "savings account" of non-renewable resources, including fertile topsoil, drinkable water, forests, fisheries and petroleum.
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The company also is drawing down earlier than expected the entirety of a $13.8 billion loan it secured in January to give it a cushion to weather the turmoil.
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But as the coronavirus crisis intensifies in the US, more and more corporations are drawing down on their facilities to strengthen their liquidity position in case cash dries out.
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Companies have already been drawing down credit lines — Anheuser-Busch InBev and Kraft Heinz among them — while demand for short-term unsecured bonds known as commercial paper dries up.
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Trump has long called for drawing down the U.S. military's commitments in the Middle East and around the world, making the issue a key part of his presidential campaign.
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"State-run refiners were the main contributor to the increases in the first quarter after drawing down stocks significantly late last year," said Seng Yick Tee of consultancy SIA Energy.
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But while the military is drawing down in Africa to align with the strategy, U.S. military leaders have also warned that Russia and China are growing their presence in Africa.
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It's highly probable that China's zinc smelters built up concentrate stocks in prior years and are now drawing down that inventory to offset reduced availability in the international market place.
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But...: While the military is drawing down in Africa to align with the strategy, U.S. military leaders have also warned that Russia and China are growing their presence in Africa.
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Separately, the US military is considering drawing down further to 8,600 troops in Afghanistan as part of a broader political agreement, Defense Secretary Mark Esper told reporters on October 19.
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Production restraint has been far more successful in drawing down excess global oil stocks than most analysts expected or indeed OPEC itself originally expected ("Egypt petroleum show", OPEC, Feb. 12).
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The top oil exporter's goal remains to stabilize oil markets by drawing down the global inventory overhang, a Saudi industry source familiar with the kingdom's oil policy said on Tuesday.
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The company said also it was drawing down all of its 250 million pounds ($288.70 million) credit facility to cope with the hit to business from the coronavirus-related shutdowns.
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For the most part, though, airlines are now parking their fleets and drawing down their schedules as they wait for the pandemic to end and demand to pick up again.
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Esper said Monday he gave the U.S. commander in Afghanistan approval to start drawing down within 10 days, adding that he didn't "know if it actually physically [has] begun" yet.
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Mr. Cohen had previously provided a detailed account of how he had paid Ms. Clifford $130,000 out of his own pocket, drawing down on a home loan to do so.
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"We have a resource that could start drawing down the use of fossil fuels, and people come up with all sorts of reasons to be against it," Ms. James said.
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PRICES AND STOCKS The market can respond to a short-term interruption of supply by drawing down inventories, pushing prices temporarily higher to restrain consumption, or some combination of both.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration's abdication of responsibility on climate change means that countries like Indonesia will be less inclined to make the hard decisions essential to radically drawing down emissions.
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But OPEC is hoping that continued growth in oil demand coupled with an output freeze will create a deficit and start drawing down the excess stocks that have accumulated since 2014.
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One of the most powerful full moon esbats, or celebrations, in nature-based faiths is known as "drawing down the moon," in which the divine feminine is summoned down to Earth.
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At a minimum, with the clock drawing down on government funding, a year's worth of legislative policy development would leave Congress with more than just budget numbers and timing to debate.
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The central bank, which acts as Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, has been drawing down its assets to cover a huge state budget deficit caused by a plunge in oil prices.
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Similarly, the price rebound in 2016 was likely a bit premature as well, though inventories largely began drawing down across the broader OECD nations in the latter half of the year.
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As part of his platform, Sanders advocates a foreign policy calling for more restraint in military force and drawing down its presence abroad, with budgets redistributed toward more engagement with allies.
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The Trump administration expelled 15 Cuban diplomats in September 2017 after sharply drawing down U.S. embassy staff in Havana over a mysterious affliction that Washington said had affected American personnel there.
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"A cigarette and embrace after sex has quickly been replaced with a scroll through social media," said Gillian McCallum, chief executive of Drawing Down the Moon Matchmaking, a British dating website.
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The two leaders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, have been drawing down their daily involvement for years, ceding managerial tasks to deputies in order to focus on a variety of projects.
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The Pentagon has donated $2628 million of property to the Afghan government in the course of drawing down and closing bases in Afghanistan, according to an inspector general report released Monday.
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He has also faced resistance from military leaders about drawing down troops too rapidly in Afghanistan, so the speech offers an opportunity to lay out his thinking to the American people.
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Conversely, the Revenue Regulation Fund of Algeria suffered the largest fall of any sovereign fund, drawing down $42.4 billion, or 85 percent of assets, to fill large holes in the national budget.
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But stocks are expected to start drawing down in the second half of 2017 and through 2018, with the contango in those periods now much narrower than at any point this year.
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Even as inventories are drawing down, U.S. crude production has climbed 10 percent since mid-2016 to 9.3 million barrels per day, close to levels from top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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Any potential exit from current cuts would be done gradually once the market returns to balance but drawing down inventories will still take more time, Khalid al-Falih told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The industry can raise profitability by drilling in areas it knows well, rather than remote provinces that lack infrastructure, and by drawing down existing reserves rather than constantly trying to replenish them.
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"Sales in the (fourth) quarter exceeded production by 2.2 million tonnes, primarily drawing down on inventories built at the ports in the third quarter due to maintenance," Rio said in a statement.
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"OPEC's goal of drawing down inventories to normal levels is not going to be reached before their agreement expires on June 30," said U.S. investment bank Jefferies in a note to clients.
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Record refinery runs have helped pull down U.S. crude stocks by 2000 million barrels since the end of March, with inventories drawing down much faster and earlier in the year than normal.
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Governments are reacting to the squeeze on their incomes with a mixture of strategies, drawing down reserves and taking on debt on the one hand, and imposing spending cuts on the other.
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But the ERDF cash has long since been banked by the city, prior to the U.K.'s moves toward Brexit, and the fund has already started drawing down funds from the EIB.
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This represents a drop of 700,000 bpd, which is below the pledged output cut of 1.2 million bpd, suggesting that OPEC members may have been drawing down internal inventories in recent months.
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Record refinery runs have helped pull down U.S. crude stocks by 20163 million barrels since the end of March, with inventories drawing down much faster and earlier in the year than normal.
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In May, Mr. Trump had ordered the Pentagon to prepare options for drawing down troop levels in South Korea ahead of his Singapore summit meeting with North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong-un.
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Earlier in his visit, Mr. Esper had seemed to allude to some potential reduction in American forces, saying that drawing down to 8,600 troops would not affect important counterterrorism operations in Afghanistan.
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Moreover, by drawing down forces in Syria, not responding to Iran's attack on Saudi Arabia, and railing against a military presence in general, US leverage with allies and adversaries alike has decreased.
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But U.S. crude stockpiles are now drawing down rapidly, falling last week to their lowest level since February 2015, contributing to an 8.5 percent gain for U.S. crude futures this month alone.
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Finance Director Simon Lowth said the drawing down of inappropriate working capital loans to pay creditors meant the process of unwinding the issue was more complicated than just reducing previously booked profit.
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The Brent spread has already shifted decisively from contango to backwardation and is well within the upper-half of its historical range, pointing to a market that is undersupplied and drawing down stocks.
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"At this time of year, we should be drawing down in crude inventories, and we are still building," said Tariq Zahir, trader in crude oil spreads at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York.
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"They've had a large amount of capital outflows, the yuan is weakening — which is making the dollar debt burden even worse — and also it's drawing down on their foreign exchange reserves," he said.
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Refined fuel inventories fell more than expected, with gasoline drawing down for a seventh straight week, as refining rates remained low, the data from the statistical arm of the Department of Energy showed.
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Legalizing the international ivory and horn trade is a controversial strategyOne untested strategy for drawing down the anti-poaching war would be to make the international rhino horn market a legal, regulated one.
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By drawing down US forces in Syria to zero and Afghanistan to half, he has exposed his paltry grasp on what actually keeps Americans, their interests, and global stability on an even keel.
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The loans also prevent private equity firms drawing down from LPs during the first year of a fund's life, when they are in negative value, which can help LPs to avoid booking losses.
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Analysts say that the kingdom needs a so-called break-even price of about $80 a barrel to meet its budget without either further drawing down those reserves or adopting painful austerity measures.
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Under the deal signed at the end of February, the U.S. is to drop to 22020,600 service members within 135 days of signing, with the international coalition drawing down by a commensurate amount.
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About six months before Mr. Peters became commissioner, the Investigation Department received $27 million in federal forfeiture funds related to CityTime, and the agency has been drawing down on that amount ever since.
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To stop its cash burn during the coronavirus pandemic, Delta has suspended buybacks and dividends, entered a $2.6 billion secured credit facility and was drawing down $3 billion under its existing credit facilities.
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The bill would suspend those RMD payments for 2020, a move that will keep taxpayers from drawing down on savings at a time when the market is in flux over COVID-19 worries.
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And some hospitals in the New York City area have been "drawing down on the state stockpile," said Jenna Mandel-Ricci, vice president for emergency preparedness for the Greater New York Hospital Association.
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Hold on long enough to a diverse collection of stocks, and the system has tended to generously repay patient people over six or seven decades of working, saving and drawing down a portfolio.
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The IMF also said it approved of the way in which the government was financing its deficit with a combination of drawing down its financial reserves and issuing debt at home and abroad.
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Drawing down U.S. involvement – whether in the open by peace agreement, in secret by cycling out or in another manner entirely – has the potential to save billions and please a nation weary of war.
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They can point to unplanned outages in Venezuela and other producing nations, as well as unexpectedly strong demand from consumers, for drawing down inventories faster than they predicted at the end of last year.
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Prices were supported as U.S. oil stockpiles fell across the board last week with gasoline and distillates drawing down more than expected on stronger demand, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Some companies have begun hoarding cash and drawing down credit lines as they look to balance the need to pay wages and overheads as their income is hit by the drop in everyday activity.
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The longer the couple waits to start Social Security benefits and drawing down their retirement income, the greater their income in retirement will be: The amounts shown are in today's dollars, not adjusted for inflation.
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The Obama administration has been drawing down those forces for years and had aimed for complete withdrawal by the time it left office but temporarily halted that drawdown in October because of the resurgent Taliban.
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"Going forward, we're seeing banks requiring borrowers to agree to new anti-hoarding provisions, which prevent borrowers from drawing down the full amount of availability under their loans and sitting on the cash," said Clark.
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An initial agreement, which has been in place since January, would have expired in June this year, and the production cutback has so far not had the desired effect of substantially drawing down excess inventories.
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Next year, for the first time since 1982, the program must start drawing down its assets in order to pay retirees all of the benefits they have been promised, according to the latest government projections.
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Ms. Nixon's base earnings from acting far surpassed Mr. Cuomo's from politics, including drawing down $2000,252 from an S corporation — Fickle Mermaid — that she established in 2875 to manage her career and limit financial exposure.
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If you only utilize traditional tax-deferred types of retirement savings during accumulation, you may be limiting yourself when it comes time to retire, drawing down assets, and leaving an estate to your loved ones.
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At least four cities or provinces that are home to roughly 130 million people have begun drawing down stocks to flood the market with frozen pork in an attempt to stabilize prices and boost supply.
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According to Stockman, 80% of America can get by during the vast business shutdowns by drawing down $4 trillion of unused credit card lines, $10 trillion of savings deposits and $1.3 trillion of checking accounts.
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However, the deal may reassure global markets by suggesting that even though Riyadh is drawing down its financial reserves to cover its budget deficit, it still feels rich enough to invest large sums when opportunities arise.
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Drawing down the moon takes a lot of experience and concentration, so don't be discouraged if you don't get everything right the first few times you try: You might not feel any kind of energetic shift.
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Prices soared to record highs in March as freezing temperatures lifted gas demand to its highest level since 243.5, drawing down stocks across Europe and exacerbating tightness from outages and reduced liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports.
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Those demands include drawing down carbon emissions at a rate commensurate with the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, and that the company sever its ties with companies that accelerate the extraction of fossil fuels.
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The remainder of the expected 9.5 billion dinar budget deficit for the current fiscal year, which began on April 1, will be covered by drawing down funds from the general reserve, he said in the speech.
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The company is now drawing down a more than $13 billion loan it secured in January earlier than expected to shore up funds amid coronavirus-led market volatility, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Airlines are now scrambling to shrink their operations to only essential flights to save cash, in addition to other measures such as drawing down credit lines, freezing hiring, deferring aircraft orders and parking hundreds of planes.
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"You might get large deductions, or maybe you're in those years between retiring and drawing down Social Security," said Jeffrey Levine, CPA and director of financial planning at BluePrint Wealth Alliance in Garden City, New York.
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The military agreement came despite Russia's announcement this month that it was drawing down its forces in Syria after successes by the Assad government against Syrian rebels, which were achieved with much help from the Russians.
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"We're drawing down combat forces where it makes sense, but still continuing our efforts to help Syrian and Iraqi partners maintain security," Brigadier General Jonathan Braga, the director of operations for the coalition, said in the statement.
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Putin made clear however that while Russia might be drawing down much of its forces, its military presence in Syria was a permanent one and that it would retain enough firepower to destroy any Islamic State comeback.
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And, if the Fed keeps lifting rates in the months ahead, as Wall Street predicts, consumers may start drawing down on deposits, leading banks to use some of their own tax savings to pay more competitive rates.
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The outlook prompted U.S. President Barack Obama to announce in October that he would maintain a force of 9,800 troops in Afghanistan through most of 2016, instead of drawing down to an embassy-based presence by 2017.
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Her most controversial idea was to get older people to pick up more of their social care bill by drawing down most of their assets, including the value of their homes – deferring payment until after they die.
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"Fully drawing down an asset-based loan revolver is a very strong indicator that some sort of bankruptcy or restructuring is coming for troubled commodity sector companies," said Sharon Bonelli, senior director, leveraged finance, at Fitch Ratings.
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Stocks have been tightening against both the prior-year level and the 13-year average since the start of February and only high levels of refinery processing have kept them from drawing down even further (tmsnrt.rs/2pdRP5B).
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Republicans have argued that these trusts – accounts set up under the bankruptcy code to pay victims of asbestos-related diseases – need to be protected to prevent fraudulent or inflated claims from drawing down on this finite funding.
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The trees will essentially act as sponges, drawing down carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, allowing Shell to generate carbon credits that can be sold to customers to effectively neutralize the emissions from other areas of their lives.
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Intended to boost prices by cutting production levels and drawing down global stockpiles, Riyadh and Moscow extended the deal in November 2017 to cover all of 2018, and it will be reviewed again in June and December.
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There is of course a serious debate to be had about whether US involvement in the Middle East really makes America safer, and about weighing the pros and cons of the US drawing down from the region.
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Since drastically drawing down from a peak of more than 20143,000 NATO troops in 2011, allies have scrapped an earlier plan to pull out of the country despite the high costs of the United States' longest-running war.
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By working with a CPA or a financial advisor, retirees can develop a strategy that will allow them to manage their income tax brackets by drawing down from a combination of taxable, tax-deferred and tax-free accounts.
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"You had two weather systems spinning in opposite directions, so that combination is what is basically drawing down the colder air from Canada," said Ryan Hanrahan, the chief meteorologist at WVIT, the NBC station in West Hartford, Conn.
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"If you have lots of companies drawing down their credit facilities to make sure that they can keep their businesses running then it's a reasonable assumption that banks will have some credit problems down the road," Bliss said.
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Sudan sent troops to fight in the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, in which the UAE also participated, though Sudan's transitional government, which is sharing power with the military, has said it is drawing down its presence there.
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The issue arises at a time, however, when the Fed is facing increasing scrutiny over whether it should continue hiking rates and drawing down the balance sheet, a process the market has come to call "QT" for quantitative tightening.
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"We're still not drawing down inventories as fast as we would like to be, and definitely not fast enough to get back to historic five year averages, as was OPEC's original goal," said Sarp Ozkan, market analyst at Drillinginfo.com.
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Leave your stock holdings untouched until it's time to start drawing down your account in retirement ... and then only at the 4% rate usually recommended for retirees, or whatever rate your financial advisor recommends based on your specific circumstances.
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"For those refiners who have no infrastructure that would allow a quick access to other crudes other than contaminated Urals, drawing down stocks is essentially the only short-term solution," consultancy FGE Energy said in a note this week.
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The market's selloff steepened during Powell's press conference as he said the central bank would continue drawing down the size of its balance sheet by $50 billion each month, even though it was a repetition of longstanding Fed policy.
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The company said that it has lost a "majority" of sales because of the brick-and-mortar closures and has implemented other changes to bolster its bottom line, including drawing down its credit line and freezing hiring and spending.
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At U.S. Sugar, a Clewiston, Florida-based sugar producer that farms, mills and refines sugar, staff are drawing down water levels in farm canals, securing processing facilities and making plans for post-storm cleanup, company spokeswoman Judy Sanchez said.
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While OPEC and its allies have had success in ensuring high compliance with the deal, which has started the process of drawing down high global oil inventories, they have also opened the door to producers outside the agreement to raise output.
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While their agreement to curb output may have some impact insofar as drawing down excess inventories, perhaps it would be better for Saudi Arabia, Russia and the others to hope for stronger world economic growth to spark a demand-led rebalancing.
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RADICAL TRANSFORMATION Despite its blind spots, the IPCC throws down the gauntlet to global policymakers, demanding "rapid and far-reaching" transitions in land, energy, industry, buildings, transport, and cities to slash carbon emissions and begin drawing down carbon from the atmosphere.
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The rest of the deficit will be financed locally by drawing down financial reserves, such as money held by the State General Reserve Fund, a sovereign fund, and issues of bonds, Hamood Sangour al-Zadjali told an economic conference on Monday.
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In a 2016 paper, Pete Smith, a soil scientist at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, and the influential climate scientist James Hansen argued that land-management practices are one of the few affordable options available today for drawing down carbon.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Strong oil demand growth in emerging economies led by China and India, but also from Europe, is drawing down oil stockpiles faster than expected, putting the global market firmly on track to rebalance, senior industry executives said on Tuesday.
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" From Swan in Chequers: "Trump all but confirmed he had been thinking of drawing down U.S. troops from Europe, [given several NATO countries' failure to meeting spending requirements] but had swung back in the other direction and now supports it.
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The company, which also reported higher annual results for 2019, added it was drawing down on its revolving credit facility to bolster its cash position in order to cope with the effects of the hit to its business from the coronavirus.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to prepare options for drawing down American troops in South Korea, just weeks before he holds a landmark meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, according to several people briefed on the deliberations.
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Now, the court would be wise to bar HUD from shelving another set of rules — those that require communities to analyze segregation and submit plans for remedying it as a condition for drawing down billions of dollars in federal aid.
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The deal would lay out a 135-day timetable for drawing down American troop strength in Afghanistan from about 13,000 to 8,600; United States officials had indicated that they planned to make the reduction with or without an agreement in place.
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Described many times by China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, the notion calls for North Korea to freeze its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program at current levels in exchange for the United States drawing down military exercises off the Korean Peninsula.
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In order to pay the government's bills as its oil revenues shrink, SAMA has been drawing down its overseas assets at an annual rate of more than $100 billion, although it still has enough to support the riyal for several years.
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The Taliban wants all US troops to leave Afghanistan, and the President committing to drawing down may have caught his own team by surprise and reduced the ability to use that drawdown as leverage to get something from the Taliban.
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France, its main Western backer, hopes the force will enable them to start drawing down the 4,000 or so troops it has had stationed in Mali since intervening to prevent Islamists and allied Tuareg rebels taking over the country in 2013.
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Nixon undercut McGovern's main issue — a call for an immediate end to the Vietnam War — by promising to replace the draft with an all-volunteer force and by steadily drawing down the number of U.S. troops engaged in the conflict.
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The government has begun drawing down its financial reserves to cover part of a budget deficit caused by low oil prices, but it also wants to begin issuing debt to limit the speed of the drawdown and develop the local financial market.
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"OPEC+ did the work of drawing down inventories that otherwise would have to be done through a painful period for shale producers," Citi said in a research note written by a team led by Ed Morse, the firm's global head of commodities.
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What starts as an 'innocent' fudge in order to not disappoint 'the Street' – say, trade-loading at quarter-end, turning a blind eye to rising insurance losses, or drawing down a 'cookie-jar' reserve – can become the first step toward full-fledged fraud.
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What starts as an "innocent" fudge in order to not disappoint 'the Street' – say, trade-loading at quarter-end, turning a blind eye to rising insurance losses, or drawing down a "cookie-jar" reserve – can become the first step toward full-fledged fraud.
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SAMA's net foreign assets totaled $628 billion in November, down from a record high of $737 billion in August 2014, when the government started drawing down assets to pay its bills as falling oil prices saddled it with a huge budget deficit.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers did not breach its contract with the operator of a marina on Lake Cumberland by drawing down water levels to historic lows for seven years while it repaired a dam, a federal appeals court held on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil stockpiles rose much more than expected last week, while gasoline and distillate inventories fell more than forecast, drawing down for the third consecutive week as refining rates remained low, the Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday.
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Yet, President Trump has made repeated reference to the possibility of drawing down U.S. forces in Asia, undercutting the confidence of Washington's allies in the staying power of the United States and in its ability to counter Chinese aggression over the long term.
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But mostly, the Democrats found common ground on climate change being an emergency, the importance of reestablishing relationships with longtime U.S. allies, drawing down Trump's trade war, addressing wealth and income inequality and expanding access to child care or paid family leave.
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Beijing must engage the citizens of Hong Kong in a way that recognizes and appreciates their grievances with credible and demonstrable promises to do something about them, while simultaneously drawing down its military activity on Stonecutter's Island and along the border with Shenzhen.
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Germany may have decided to freeze arm sales to Riyadh for the time being, but no other major power has followed suit thus far (and Germany was drawing down its arms sales to Riyadh over human rights concerns long before the Khashoggi murder).
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Normally, you are required starting at either age 83-1/2 (for those born before July 1, 1949) or 72 (for those born after June 30, 1949), to start drawing down a percentage of account balances and pay income tax on the amounts.
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Dunelm, for its part, said it was drawing down 175 million pounds in available credit, cancelling its interim dividend and reducing executive pay for the next three months, while expressing confidence it could ride out the crisis without breaching its own debt commitments.
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Normally, you are required starting at either age 83-1/2 (for those born before July 1, 1949) or 72 (for those born after June 30, 1949), to start drawing down a percentage of account balances and pay income tax on the amounts.
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The UAE seems to have concluded that the war is unwinnable and too costly to pursue and began drawing down its forces in Yemen in July -- though it remains committed to counter-terrorism strikes against the Yemeni affiliates of al Qaeda and ISIS.
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Anheuser Busch InBev NV, the world's largest beer maker, has become the latest big company to boost its cash position by drawing down the entirety of a $9 billion loan facility from global banks, people with direct knowledge of the decision said.
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While taxes are only one consideration for retirement savers, anything you can do to lower your taxable income in retirement will keep more money in your pocket at a time when you're drawing down your savings instead of adding to your nest egg.
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You can tap that equity by refinancing your mortgage or opening a home equity line of credit (often referred to as a Heloc), which works something like a credit card, since you can keep drawing down money and repaying it as you go.
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"Any time you do something like this that hurts an ally you're drawing down your capital account of political goodwill that you might want to use for encouraging Canadian or German or South Korean participation where the U.S. has interests," Biddle added.
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What starts as an 'innocent' fudge in order to not disappoint 'the Street' — say, trade-loading at quarter-end, turning a blind eye to rising insurance losses, or drawing down a 'cookie-jar' reserve — can become the first step toward full-fledged fraud.
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Russia lowered its flag at the Lourdes signals intelligence base in Cuba and the deepwater Cam Rahn naval base in Vietnam in the early 2000s as part of a drawing down of Russia's military presence around the world after the demise of the Soviet Union.
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Tim Warner is joining Disney, Fox and Comcast with a sizeable ownership stake of the streaming entity, picking up 10 percent (culled from a cumulative drawing down of the thirds owned by each of the other big media co's previously) for a reported $583 million.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday that drawing down U.S. troops in South Korea is not on the table for his upcoming talks with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, which will be focused on pressing the Asian nation to abandon nuclear weapons.
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Still, some banks have balked at the raft of requests, say market participants — especially those coming from apparently healthy companies with high credit ratings that appear to be drawing down lines of credit largely to burnish their balance sheets in case of future problems.
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"Trump is probably more interested in getting a deal that allows him to start drawing down before Election Day than he is in the parameters of this deal," said Stephen Tankel, who worked on Afghan issues at both the Pentagon and the House of Representatives.
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Traders are also drawing down HSFO stocks in Singapore as they switch supplies in tanks to low-sulfur oil, JBC Energy analysts said, adding that an unexpected surge in bunker fuel demand in Singapore after ship attacks in the Middle East also supported fuel oil margins.
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Market-based pricing was introduced after financial holding company CIT Group drew the ire of its lenders by drawing down on its US$7.3bn revolving credit line at the height of the financial crisis rather than continuing to access funds in the Commercial Paper (CP) market.
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The narrative among the Republican candidates, few of whom have served in the military, is one in which a feckless President Barack Obama snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in Iraq and Afghanistan by drawing down our forces, and, in the case of Iraq, withdrawing entirely.
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Like old-fashioned defined-benefit pension plans, some annuities guarantee buyers lifetime income — which might not only help retirees sleep better at night but also keep them from drawing down their portfolios too quickly or during a market rout, as well as allocating too little to stocks.
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But North Korea didn't earn the nickname "hermit kingdom" for nothing and can likely survive even drastic measures for at least a period of time by drawing down domestic stockpiles and inflicting even greater suffering on the North Korean people while insulating regime activities from economic pressure.
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The chain, which also said it was drawing down all of its available credit to ride out the pain of the UK-wide shutdown, joins a growing list of companies who say they are seeking lower rent or who simply will not pay when it comes due.
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Andrew Beaver, 32, a middle school math teacher in Louisville, said he was open to changes in teacher retirement programs, such as potentially asking teachers to work to an older age before drawing down benefits; currently, some Kentucky teachers are eligible for retirement around age 50.
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The conference report also restricts funding for drawing down troops from South Korea below 22,000 unless Mattis certifies that the drawdown would "not significantly undermine the security of US allies" and that allies Japan and South Korea were consulted, a restriction in both the Senate and House versions.
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To that end, the Hadi government through the Ministry of Finance and the commercial banking sector can establish letters of credit for a broad, inclusive range of traders to import basic commodities and medicines by drawing down more aggressively on the $2 billion deposited in Riyadh last March.
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"If you have lots of companies drawing down their credit facilities to make sure that they can keep their businesses running then it's a reasonable assumption that banks will have some credit problems down the road," said Keith Bliss, managing partner at iQ Capital (USA) LLC, in New York.
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The workers at Glenn are mostly waiting, drawing down savings, wondering about the state of their untended lab work, reading about Chinese spacecraft landing on the moon and pondering the appeal of the public good when a good chunk of the public seems to have little use for it.
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Some officials in South Korea, the U.S. Congress and elsewhere have expressed concern that North Korea is calling for changes to the level of U.S. troops stationed in South Korea, but Trump said on Friday that drawing down U.S. troops in South Korea is not on the table.
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In Yemen, the UAE and Saudi Arabia have led a coalition of nations fighting Iran-aligned Houthi rebels, but the UAE recently started drawing down troops amid international criticism over air strikes that have killed thousands of civilians and a humanitarian crisis that has pushed millions to the brink of famine.
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Whether we are actually drawing down, or just mentioning it more blithely, reactions are likely to be strong: Syrian people: Almost 500,000 Syrians have died since the war begin seven years ago, and in the first two months of 2018 alone, 1,000 children were reportedly killed or injured in intensifying violence.
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Since the US began drawing down its troops from a peak of just under 3,000 earlier this year, American forces there have been stretched thin by the need to monitor the border area while also advising the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces as they hunt down the remnants of ISIS.
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The power management software that the company has developed allows it to manage when cars on its network will recharge… meaning that it can act as a load balancer for utilities, drawing down power from renewable sources when demand is lower, and feeding power into the grid for load management during demand spikes.
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SAMA's net foreign assets (the value of overseas assets it holds minus the value of domestic assets owned by foreigners) are down from a record high of $28.4 billion in August 22014, when the government started drawing down assets to pay its bills amid falling oil prices and to plug a budget deficit, Reuters has reported.
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"I think we should be drawing down our troops, not only in Afghanistan but the remainder in Iraq and Syria, and then give Congress the opportunity that if they believe we should be in combat missions in any of these countries that we actually file a new authorization for the use of military force," she said.
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While it's difficult to predict the specific effects of U.S. forces drawing down in West Africa, it's likely that such a move would decrease the ability of African security forces to resist those groups if left on their own, according to Alice Hunt Friend, a former defense official now an expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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To Orman, FIRE's followers are unprepared for the cost of unforeseen illness and health emergencies such as accidents, living expenses rising after 60, paying for kids' educations, paying for aging parents' care, inflation, stock market crashes, missing out on the compounding years of a retirement plan by drawing down early (even if you don't plan to), and on and on.
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In his first budget, 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 proposed drawing down funding for ARPA-E and eventually shutting down the office by 2019.
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Which makes this an issue that could become part of the 22001 discussion, especially as the US grapples with how to deal with its continued presence in Syria, where President Donald Trump said he would remove troops, and in Afghanistan, where Barack Obama once said he was drawing down combat troops, where Trump has said he will draw down troops.
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The execution has been, inevitably, Trumpy, but the goals — drawing down in Syria and Central Asia, confronting China while de-escalating with North Korea, burden-shifting to other NATO powers in Europe while keeping our relationship with Russia cool but short of Cold War hostility — are more strategically reasonable than the Bushian and Clintonite forms of interventionism that Trump campaigned against.
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" To persuade the president to support the legislation, a bipartisan group of lawmakers — including Representatives Ro Khanna, Democrat of California and one of the lead sponsors of the resolution, and Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida and one of the president's staunchest allies — requested to meet with the president, appealing to his desire "to achieve our shared interest in responsibly drawing down needless conflicts throughout the world.
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" On October 22020, during the tumultuous period which followed the Turkish incursion into Kurdish controlled areas of northern Syria and the US announcing it was drawing down troops in the area, Secretary of Defense Mark Esper told CNN, "Of the 240,2000 or so detainees that were in prisons in northeast Syria, we've only had reports of a little bit more than a hundred that have escaped.
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I watched with amusement the past few days as the news media savaged President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, first for forcing some ex-generals off his team and then for drawing down troops from the conflicts in Syria and Afghanistan.
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Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperEsper says he asked commanders for 'a heads up' on major coronavirus decisions, but denies NY Times story Overnight Defense: Esper says Taliban deal seeing 'mixed' results after US airstrike | Coronavirus fallout hits F-35 factories | Meet the adviser shaping foreign policy for Sanders Esper: US-Taliban deal seeing 'mixed' results MORE said Monday he gave the U.S. commander in Afghanistan approval to start drawing down within 10 days.
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Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperEsper says he asked commanders for 'a heads up' on major coronavirus decisions, but denies NY Times story Overnight Defense: Esper says Taliban deal seeing 'mixed' results after US airstrike | Coronavirus fallout hits F-2202 factories | Meet the adviser shaping foreign policy for Sanders Esper: US-Taliban deal seeing 'mixed' results MORE said Monday he gave the U.S. commander in Afghanistan approval to start drawing down within 2628 days.
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She began by reading Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America the only detailed history of Neo-Pagan subculture in the United States by former NPR correspondent and a Wiccan high priestess Margot Adler, as well as Barbara Ehrenreich's Witches, Midwives, and Nurses: A History of Women Healers, Stacy Schiff's The Witches: Suspicion, Betrayal, and Hysteria in 1692 Salem, and Starhawk's Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Goddesses.
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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 said drawing down U.S. troops in South Korea was not a part of talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, despite the president's willingness to reduce the nation's military presence on the Korean Peninsula.
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