The pain can happen if money dries up, and it will dry up when the public market dries up.
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And once outbreaks pass, funding and research opportunity dries up.
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What will happen if that stream of labour dries up?
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Still, you may find that your positivity reservoir dries up.
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That spigot dries up if they are a false prophet.
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What if Coinbase goes down and fresh money dries up?
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When the milk dries up, so too will the work—again.
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But when the money dries up, the Russian defense industry leaves.
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It's caprice, too, when it all dries up and goes away.
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But as usual, it dries up wherever President Trump is concerned.
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The fear is that when investment dries up, innovation will die.
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Basil Twist's abstract spectacular, staged inside a giant aquarium, dries up.
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When forage dries up, a whole region is hit at once.
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Liquidity normally dries up at quarter-end as banks pull back.
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Then the content dries up and it affects the overall site.
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Some schemes are abolished or run down when donor money dries up.
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His prior research has shown that liquidity dries up as volatility increases.
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Kit foxes are also moving to cities as the Southwest dries up.
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Everything droops, wrinkles, falls out, detumesces, dries up or, embarrassingly, wets itself.
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Investment dries up Economists are also sounding the alarm over reduced investment.
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So if there's a rain shower, it dries up after a few minutes.
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When funding dries up, products that are considered vitamins will quickly lose customers.
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When the water dries up, the two elements can rejoin and form crystals.
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The flow of foreign capital dries up or—worse—capital begins to flee.
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Supply is also being squeezed as the flow of foreclosed properties dries up.
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If that flow of capital from abroad dries up, Britain has a problem.
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Christians fear their future in Iraq as funding dries up and promises fall short
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The last of the water dries up, and her students leave one by one.
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When this happens, the provisioning of credit dries up, and the economy dramatically slows.
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If the whole county dries up, it'll be just a blip on the radar.
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"When that dries up or slows significantly, you're having outsized market effects," he said.
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So when the sun's helium dries up, it's pretty much all downhill from there.
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All of this must happen fast — before the water dries up in the summer.
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As the money from the lawsuits dries up, TiVo is also splitting into two.
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This means they have less to lend to other banks as liquidity dries up.
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MACCALLUM: Well, how about this idea that it dries up your lead into the campaign?
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Of course, when the money dries up, so will the derivative remakes, reboots, and sequels.
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He added that banks considering a deal should act before M&A funding dries up.
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A long-expected wave of dealmaking may finally emerge as weaker producers' financing dries up.
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Small banks are the financial lifeblood of many communities, and without them, business dries up.
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However, when credit dries up, asset prices fall, including those of stocks and real estate.
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"It dries up similarly to a charcoal mask but isn't nearly as tight," she said.
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And then the trait bar fills, and the bartender smiles, and the conversation dries up.
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And some that say it is business as usual until the dry powder dries up.
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When the media insists that certain candidates can't win, fundraising for those candidates dries up.
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Much of Kenya is parched as a regional drought dries up grazing areas and rivers.
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And when that happens, it would plunge China into a financial crisis as liquidity dries up.
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If foreign investment dries up, and the pound stays weak, Britons will be left permanently poorer.
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When work dries up, people leave, Patterson said, doing anything they can to make ends meet.
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"You get women who have three doses of chemo and then it dries up," she says.
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She tries not to look at it; when she looks at it, her milk dries up.
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When it dries up, you can actually use a bit of spit to recharge the lube.
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When hotels are wrecked by a storm, business dries up, unemployment soars and government coffers suffer.
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"Palladium is taking a bit of a pause here as risk appetite dries up," Melek said.
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The Senate is expected to clear the measure before federal funding dries up on Thursday night.
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Stock trading often dries up when volatility vanishes, sapping Wall Street firms of lucrative trading fees.
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If Neymar's soccer career dries up, he might have a second chance at success as an actor.
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And I will be right back there (or on fries at McDonald's) if acting work dries up.
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The river is so over-tapped that it dries up to a trickle before reaching the sea.
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Even if the one pot dries up, there might still be some wriggle room in the other!
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Displays like Thursday's come with undercurrents of worry: What if it all dries up when it counts?
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With less money to go around, spending dries up and consumer demand — the economy's primary engine — slows.
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Fundraising dries up for candidates if the media constantly tells would-be donors that they cannot win.
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His workforce has dropped from 700 to under 200 as economic growth stalls and business dries up.
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The more uncertainty investors feel over Britain's place in Europe, he said, the more investment dries up.
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And the reason is simple: If the merger and acquisition pipeline dries up, so does the growth.
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If funding for all those programs dries up, there are going to be some extremely irritated constituents.
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So that's where the paint and mud comes from, the powder faces... You might see people when the paint dries up, sometimes it dries up white or an ashy color and that essentially all comes from making fun of your slave masters and making it a good time.
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Welcome back to Celebrity Big Brother (At Least Until Your Milk Dries Up Or You Miss Your Wife)!
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But short-term contracts pose an investment risk if tenants vacate and revenue dries up during a downturn.
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A huge well dries up due to consecutive years of droughts in Lature, India on April 11, 2016.
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Fashion production makes up 10% of humanity's carbon emissions, dries up water sources, and pollutes rivers and streams.
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It's possible that overall U.S. crude exports could remain stable immediately after Chinese demand dries up, said Sivanandam.
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It's not clear whether airlines will still fly the routes if passenger demand from European nationals dries up.
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A soundscape can also lose, for instance, the babble of a brook when it dries up for good.
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This will either happen when the fundraising dries up or actual election results show a lack of support.
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Analysts at Daiwa expect hotels, restaurants and retailers to lose revenue if spending by Chinese guests dries up.
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"Palladium is taking a bit of a pause here as risk appetite dries up," TD Securities' Melek said.
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If your work dries up, you can file for and then collect the weekly payments as an employee.
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More and more public schools' after-school sports programs are evaporating as funding dries up, the CEO said.
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If the grant money dries up for that professor, he's not going to be as successful at the university.
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"As soon as the saliva dries up, you're left with residual bacteria, and that's what you're smelling," she says.
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Without new buyers to replace the baby boomers who are aging out and cashing in, the market dries up.
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What are the odds Milo flips over to truth-telling liberal lion -- ala Brock -- when this gig dries up?
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Even if his fundraising dries up, Carson can likely still ride on fumes as long as he cuts spending.
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"Once the shorts finish covering, the demand dries up and it often leads to a sharp decline," he added.
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That would help banks to issue new loans at a time when lending typically dries up, aggravating economic downturns.
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This process also dries up the layer right under the skin, preventing bacteria from attaching itself to the meat.
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If candidates cannot strike a winning chord in the early contests, Iowa and New Hampshire, the money often dries up.
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This environment also dries up the mucus in our nose that assists in smelling, making the food taste even blander.
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You can find such stories of lonely astronomical infrastructure across the US. Sometimes the money for their operation dries up.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up AR/VR is the new hotness.
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We green-light passenger rail projects, only to mothball them once the money dries up, or the political winds shift.
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It's when the narrative dries up or goes astray that the images, however wondrous, tend to get stranded and stuck.
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It's a kind of snapdragon, and when its fruit dries up, the fruit has a little resemblance to a skull.
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"But if our money dries up as a family, I will instantly take them out and marry them," she said.
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Meanwhile, the company is watching as what had been booming Chinese demand for the American-made Mustang "pony car" dries up.
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So look on the bright side: Climate change-driven avalanches will only continue until climate change dries up all the snow.
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The date at which the money dries up is a familiar source of dread for every project leader in the field.
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Unless global trade dries up completely (devastating the economy for everyone, as in the 1930s), companies will still face foreign competition.
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But its overreliance on one industry making a non-essential product means business dries up very quickly during an economic downturn.
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The impact on exports will be more evident after a couple of months when the supply chain dries up, Sud said.
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As the Colorado River dries up, the Carlsbad plant represents an attempt to secure an independent water supply for the area.
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Researchers cite a possible reason: The aid spigot dries up for the organizations that provide contraceptive services to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
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Only when the money dries up will the loyalty of the men in Kim's inner circle be compromised and cut away.
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As licensing revenue dries up in the traditional avenues everyone from James Brown to Photek have pimped out their music to games.
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This is not some philanthropic thing that's going to go on for a year and when the funding dries up it's done.
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The kwacha is likely to lose ground versus the greenback next week as the supply of dollars in the market dries up.
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The best that can be done is to educate consumers in the hopes that the business dries up and is no longer lucrative.
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I worry about the technical breach in the short term, but once the shares stabilize and trading volume dries up, I'm a buyer.
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Like any gold rush, feel free to go for it, but understand the nature of the gold rush — eventually the gold dries up.
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In any case, the laughter eventually dries up in "Clever Little Lies," when during that drinks gathering Billy's secret pops into the open.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up Virtual, augmented and mixed reality have a competition problem.
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Australia's gone mad for fintech, but whether it will prove the country's golden ticket as the mining boom dries up is another question.
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Wells are growing steadily deeper as groundwater dries up, yet there has been no effort to persuade farmers to plant less thirsty crops.
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If the pond dries up or food runs out, or a newt suffers from too many leeches, it can move back to land.
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Tens of thousands of workers could be affected by the furloughs as demand dries up for travel because of the growing coronavirus pandemic.
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Even with 1 million barrels a day of Libyan oil off the market, the world is still well supplied as demand dries up.
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"You could literally smell the death in the air as the water dries up and the sun comes out," survivor Sharon Rolle said.
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It's probably happened to you: You're in a relationship, the sex is great, and then—for one reason or another—it dries up.
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Yet even as overall emigration to the west dries up, eastern cities are sucking educated people away from already struggling small towns and villages.
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Whether your faucet leaks, goes into overdrive, or just dries up when you're anxious, it's clear that the mind and bladder are intricately connected.
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When the economy tanks -- as it had when Obama took office -- Americans' discretionary income evaporates, access to financing dries up and RV sales halt.
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Even so, it remains unclear whether airlines will still fly the routes if passenger demand from European nationals dries up because of the ban.
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The raises show how investors are funding companies that focus on e-commerce advertising even as funding for adtech and media companies dries up.
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Programs like these are not considered the E.R.'s core business, so they often rely on grants — and they end if funding dries up.
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And it's not like I have a 5 year contract for my work, so I may make the jig and then the work dries up.
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"If liquidity dries up there are more fails and banks are more cautious when it comes to making the market," one of the sources said.
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Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up VR will be big, AR will be bigger (and take longer).
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This is the most basic of basic lubes you can get—a water-based liquid with a "natural" feel that dries up on you quickly.
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Software is only coming because of first-party funding; once that dries up, I am concerned that there won't be a large enough install base.
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Some factories in Guangdong - China's export hub - have shut earlier than usual ahead of the long Lunar New Year holiday as new business dries up.
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On a roof in Denmark, they might bake in the sun before the water dries up, essentially trapping them in a state of delicate normalcy.
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But if the first works, the second dries up, because there will be no more annual taxes to collect from the billionaires we have abolished.
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Second, as money dries up, the balance of power may shift from the founders to investors, reducing the tolerance for supervoting shares and crony boards.
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Funding for the federal government dries up at the end of September, forcing Congress to move a stopgap spending bill just weeks before the Nov.
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"A program is given money to start up and it's funded for one year, and then all of a sudden the money dries up," Marczak said.
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Hope wanes in the disillusionment phase as money dries up, jobs return slowly if they do at all, and the rest of the world moves on.
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If liquidity dries up the ECB can conduct "outright monetary transactions"—buying a government's bonds on secondary markets—although it has not used the scheme yet.
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As the trickle of information about the president's health, which used to include photographs of meetings in London, dries up, some are questioning the official narrative.
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Stocks plummet, jobs disappear, spending dries up, and the subsequent anxiety that permeates through markets is powerful enough to cripple even the most optimistic of forecasts.
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If that market dries up, which it had been doing in the United States, that could seriously damage companies' abilities to remain liquid and in business.
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Investors have advised founders to slash headcount to stay afloat and hunker down with at least 2 years' of runway in case venture capital dries up.
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When the water they live in dries up, killifish eggs drop into a hibernation-like state, able to revive and hatch months later if water returns.
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His financial situation spurs him to take every gig and teaching job he's offered, so this memecrafting is relegated to free periods when work dries up.
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The announcement comes as airlines around the world grapple with a massive loss of business as demand for air travel dries up amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The adtech industry already was facing consolidation as outside funding dries up and companies scramble to get profitable, and this new pressure could accelerate that consolidation.
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Temporary staffing levels: Temp workers are, by definition, flexible — companies hire them when they need help quickly and get rid of them when demand dries up.
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An intensifying economic conflict between America and China could mean the flow of Chinese technology and know-how across borders dries up, hampering mitigation efforts elsewhere.
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But all the stakeholders are worried now about how the change will force them to fundamentally change when critical data used to target ads dries up.
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They also erode the quality of neighborhoods; when an oceanfront area turns into a fortress, people lose their connections to the water, and street life dries up.
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Both private and publicly funded fusion are in a race against the clock to push the limits of fusion energy ever further before their funding dries up.
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READ: Monsoon may not solve India's drought crisis Crops die as Mekong river dries up Meanwhile, the Mekong River -- Southeast Asia's longest -- has fallen to record lows.
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Once members of a group decide that they can't stand to be in the same room as each other, the magic stops and the money dries up.
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But as the TV on DVD market dries up, there's less and less room to release DVDs of the many classic shows that aren't available anywhere else.
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But, when the products come under pressure at the same time, watch how fast liquidity dries up, leaving a void on the bid side of the market.
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As history has shown, when housing activity dries up, it's usually a good indication the economic expansion will face additional headwinds as well, and sooner than later.
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The company lends to tens of thousands of start-ups, riskier businesses that could fail in droves if a recession strikes or venture capital funding dries up.
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Cory Booker being the most obvious -- insist they are staying in the race for the long haul, that gets harder and harder as the money dries up.
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WarnerMedia and Disney will also be taking back some of their catalogs as they launch their own standalone services as licensed content dries up across the industry.
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Ajith Nair, who advises institutional clients on fixed income investing at KPMG, said the ETF model had not been tested for an extreme scenario, where liquidity dries up.
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A year ago, Paradise residents pledged to rebuild; now, as the money dries up, a lawsuit gears up, and disillusionment sets in, "for sale" signs dot the streets.
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FINANCING DRIES UP Delegates also noted the difficulty of getting financing for their businesses, working capital and further investments, and some were pessimistic on the coal industry's longevity.
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When her biography-writing career dries up, Lee uses her wit to imitate the distinct voices of iconic writers, like Dorothy Parker and Noël Coward, in forged letters.
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The capital needed to pursue these expensive undertakings dries up due to the lack of adequate returns on the investment and the excess regulations of the government bureaucracy.
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If the global economy continues to slow — which looks like a real possibility — these companies won't be able to issue more debt as free cash flow dries up.
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People who are seeing their work interrupted or canceled -- like drivers, delivery workers, planners, vendors and designers -- are expecting to see their income suffer as work dries up.
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By some estimates, the ratio would fall below 40% in the 2050s, assuming the national pension fund dries up while the economy contracts mildly and labor participation stalls.
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Marriott (MAR), (HLT) – These and other hotel companies are placing tens of thousands of workers on furlough, as travel dries up in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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LONDON — Britain's economy is in for a rough ride over the course of 2017, as the consumer spending that has driven the country's growth for year dries up.
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"Water causes huge problems here," said Malika Bibi, a resident of Vasant Kunj, who says arguments break out within families if the water dries up before the tanker comes.
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Louisiana's low-lying marshlands have been buffeted from the north as drillers deactivate onshore rigs and from the south as surveying work in the Gulf of Mexico dries up.
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Rainwater feeds the River Rwizi - a source of water for millions of people in southwest Uganda - and deposits sediment, but within a month the river dries up, Ngabirano added.
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Throughout the series, lead after lead goes nowhere or dries up due to what seems to be the filmmakers' inability to either gather or conduct any real forensic research.
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Because when bank assets (longer-duration loans) generate less income than bank liabilities (short-term deposits), the incentive to make new loans dries up along with the money supply.
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This benefits old established companies like Boeing and Microsoft, but dries up capital for smaller and fast-growing firms that could be the next-generation Apple, Google or Uber.
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And if cloud technology is not safe from government snooping, an entire industry – one that has provided the U.S. with a variety of competitive advantages – dries up as well.
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Marriott (MAR), Hilton Worldwide (HLT) and other hotel companies are placing tens of thousands of workers on furlough, as travel dries up in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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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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But, he said, "if the news cycle dries up very quickly, time will heal, and six months from now it will be a distant memory for better or worse."
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The non-committal move, Daghlin said, was also because it was that part of the year when volumes and amount of money flowing into the market dries up completely.
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As print advertising dries up, public notices — dry as their prose may be — provide an increasingly vital source of revenue that is crucial to the survival of local newspapers.
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An investment can become illiquid when the market drops as the number of buyers dries up, and sellers have to learn to be patient to avoid taking a loss.
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For those who can't afford to move to cool off from the heat, or find work when local agriculture dries up and fisheries die, these changes will be devastating.
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Official: When funding dries up, 'this is the result' No signs on the large warehouse facility denote what it is, apart from small US government logos on some perimeter fencing.
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Also known as a modeling mask, rubber masks are just what they sound like — a thick paste that dries up to create a thick, bouncy, wiggly layer on the skin.
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These funds were often mismanaged, contributed to corruption and violence, and led to unsustainable development practices that are now coming to haunt the Afghan government as aid money dries up.
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Then he remembered the Colorado down the street, marking the line between the United States and Mexico, where it dries up well before its terminus in the Sea of Cortez.
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International cooperation is the only way to reduce such destructive competition, which dries up the revenues available for governments to spend on other priorities like infrastructure, a top Trump promise.
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And until the glitter supply dries up, or we get a new administration into the White House, we don't anticipate the shimmery holographic love-fest to die down any time soon.
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In recent weeks, officials have been assuring major Republican donors that tax reform will be easier than the health care debacle, as money to the National Republican Senatorial Committee dries up.
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For a start, if the supply of pilots dries up then airlines will have to start paying them more, which should make it a more attractive career in the long run.
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However: This means that everyone's answer usually just mentions Peep Show, because straight men have finally realized that nothing dries up a vagina like mentioning Rick & Morty in a dating bio.
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Maduro has also sought to boost the country's gold output as an alternative source of hard currency as revenue from oil, which makes up over 90 percent of exports, dries up.
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As its huge buying dries up bond market liquidity, the central bank last month made tweaks to its policies to allow long-term yields to move more flexibly around its target.
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Intelligence gathering to prevent future crime will also be impacted as the budget to pay informants, who can earn thousands of dollars for sharing valuable information with law enforcement, dries up.
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David Kostin, Goldman's chief US equity strategist, has a comprehensive financial metric to find the companies with the best chance of staying afloat as the economy stalls and spending dries up.
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I have started my own "Brexit hoard" of mostly tinned food in case of food shortages caused by a no-deal outcome, obviously, but also in case my salary dries up.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's platypus is under severe stress as the continent's prolonged drought dries up river beds, leaving one of the world's most peculiar animals fighting for its existence, scientists say.
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Congress will be tasked with channeling the White House principles and members' demands – without earmarks – into fully baked legislative text, all before the midterm election season dries up the legislative appetite.
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Such a spike can even get more exacerbated in case liquidity dries up as the market realizes certain structures need to rush in and cover their shorts at whatever the cost.
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Turkey's $720 billion economy rebounded surprisingly quickly after the coup last summer, but that may be about to change as political turmoil grows, the lira drops and foreign direct investment dries up.
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Now, as funding from Saudi Arabia dries up, the king (via the Russians) is in contact with the Saudis' arch-rival, Iran, whose forces operate on his borders with Syria and Iraq.
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Eventually, as the water in fog dries up, the acid becomes concentrated, leaving corrosive, gross looking haze particles that coat every surface they come in contact with, from sidewalks to human lungs.
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Unicorns, those technology start-ups like the cloud computing firms Twilio and Nutanix that have a valuation of $153 billion or more, risk running short of cash as venture capital dries up.
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As condensate supply dries up and demand spikes, Asian refiners are likely to turn to other light crude grades from the region and potentially even from the United States as a substitute.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A growing number of poor, elderly and disabled people face eviction from their homes as federal housing assistance dries up under the U.S. government shutdown, experts said.
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According to Baxter, the halophiles around the jetty can survive for some time after the lake dries up, and thus, pinkish hues will remain in the salt for a period after desiccation.
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"This one kind of dries up my whole mouth," Velez said, though she said it might serve well, crushed up and mixed with (much-needed) butter, as a crust for a lemon tart.
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YouTube creators are bracing for themselves for what, by Alexander's count, would be the fifth "adpocalypse" — a time in which revenue dries up, possibly for many months, as advertisers flee to safer ground.
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Brazil's worst economic downturn in decades has delayed a rebound for struggling homebuilders, while construction conglomerates snagged in a sweeping corruption investigation have been selling properties to raise cash as credit dries up.
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Many industries could suffer if investment by these families dries up in coming months, at a time when the economy has already fallen into recession because of low oil prices and austerity policies.
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Once again, The Girlfriend Experience might be the clearest example of this: It's a film where money almost literally stands in for sex, and once the money dries up, the sex does too.
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A sharp decline in ridership and revenue is forcing some of the largest transportation systems in the country to seek bailouts from the federal government as money dries up during the coronavirus pandemic.
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For most of us, these kinds of low-wage gigs are a necessarily evil when you're killing time during summer vacation or just trying to scrounge money before work dries up in the fall.
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Simply stated, when a country applies very high taxes on its wealthy citizens, or seizes their property for "redistribution," investment dries up, business fails, tax revenues decline and everyone is, equally, poorer and miserable.
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A venture capitalist based in the Midwest is telling his portfolio companies that if they want to survive the next 18 months, as capital dries up, they need to act now — no half-measures.
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And as stock markets keep plunging, credit markets stay rocky and liquidity dries up, the consensus is building: We're now entering a global recession; it's just a question of how bad it will be.
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Jamie Garzot, founder of the 530 Cannabis shop in Northern California's Shasta Lake, said she's concerned that when the current crop dries up, there will be a shortage of marijuana that meets state regulations.
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That figure dropped down to 43% post-I Do. The data backs up the old adage that sex dries up after marriage, no matter how young the couple is or how long they've been married.
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Erdogan did not spell out what sanctions Turkey might be considering, but truck drivers waiting at Habur on Wednesday said they feared for their livelihoods if cross-border trade, crucial to the local economy, dries up.
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The company's new da Vinci miniMaker combines its budget price point with a newfound focus on education – a segment toward which most consumer 3D printing companies are gravitating these days as home demand seemingly dries up.
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"Though you may be upset with all the cash they have, if there is a challenge across the world, or liquidity dries up, he's going to step in and take advantage," he added, referring to Buffett.
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By following such a course of action, they will only increase their vulnerability to the day when global liquidity conditions are not as favorable as they are today, and when market financing for them dries up.
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Markets may start to focus on Britain's yawning (7% of GDP) current-account deficit if foreign direct investment dries up; Ian Harnett of Absolute Strategy Research thinks the pound could fall to parity with the dollar.
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POPCORN FALLS When a small town's waterfall — a tourist destination and the lifeblood of the place — dries up, the mayor tries to win a large grant by producing a play in this comedy by James Hindman.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden are left to retool and figure out how they can mount comebacks in those states before their fundraising dries up and the delegate race moves out of reach.
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The impetus has grown as the economy slows and the flow of hard currency from Lebanese abroad dries up; those remittance have long been a key source of financing for the state and current account deficits.
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But collecting a large amount of quality hair requires women to give it voluntarily, so it's more common for hair dealers to travel from region to region buying hair from disenfranchised women until the supply dries up.
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If all the big-SETI money dries up after billionaire-backed Breakthrough Listen is over in 10 years, the little projects can keep plugging along, sustaining not just the search but the scientists and their skill sets.
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Today Mosul is the last urban stronghold IS holds in Iraq and liberating it will lead to the extremist group's eventual demise as its ability to recruit foreign fighters and attract financing dries up, al-Abadi said.
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To make matters more complicated, when the water component of droplets dries up in the air, the remaining bits of floating virus are called "droplet nuclei," which are even lighter and more apt to travel long distances.
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So even when an agreement is reached and money is set aside for initial work, like designs and engineering, a project can be stopped if financing dries up or needs to be directed to more pressing issues.
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Short-term bursts of investment can make people temporarily better off financially and thus more inclined to finally take the risk of making the journey north while they can afford it — and before the money dries up again.
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This summer, the 21-year-old is considering leaving fallow his land in Myanmar's central "Dry Zone" because when the stream behind his house dries up in March, the cost of irrigation outstrips the income from any crop.
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But for China, the Sino Iron project, is central to Beijing's strategy, as its domestic industry dries up, to ease its dependence on the world's dominant low cost iron ore producers, such as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto .
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Spending might fall if consumers are spooked by gloomy headlines from Wall Street, but the bigger threat is if wages and job growth stall at the same time as the one-off gain from cheaper oil dries up.
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Economists, who estimate that the nation needs about 100,000 new jobs every month to keep up with population growth, say it is natural for the jobs machine to slow as the pool of unemployed workers gradually dries up.
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"The strike dealt a major blow to an already weak economy which is unlikely to heal up anytime soon, especially as electoral uncertainty drives firms to postpone investment plans and dries up lending," said Infinity Asset economist Jason Vieira.
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LAGOS, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira is likely to tread water next week on dollar inflows from Nigerians visiting home during the holidays against waning demand, while the Kenyan shilling could weaken as the flow of greenbacks dries up.
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However, declining exports from the mineral-dependent southern African country following weaker mineral commodity prices coincided with a sharp rise in imports, triggering an acute foreign currency shortage and slowing down the economy as credit to businesses dries up.
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Alabama is considering a plan to increase the amount of money drivers in the state will have to pay at the pump to help pay for transportation projects as federal road funding dries up, The Alabama Media Group reports.
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A 85033-day pile of coal does nothing to keep the lights on when a hurricane makes it too wet to use, a polar vortex freezes it, or a drought dries up the cooling water needed to burn it.
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The publisher of the National Post, Toronto Sun and a host of other major Canadian newspapers said last week that it was aiming to wring C$30 million ($13 million) more in annual cost savings as advertising revenue dries up.
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Study after study shows that kids who are rewarded for activities like coloring or solving puzzles set the books or puzzles aside when the reward dries up, while those who aren't rewarded carry on with the activities just for fun.
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As that supply dries up for Chinese recyclers, they have created 4 million tonnes of new capacity outside China in operations that can receive imports from countries like the United States and the United Kingdom, said Wang Wang, CSPA's chairman.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank is prepared for different scenarios resulting from the country's July 1 presidential vote, central bank chief Alejandro Diaz de Leon said late on Monday, adding that policymakers could act to support the peso if liquidity dries up.
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The coronavirus will blow a $5 billion to $2415 billion hole in the city's budget over the next 210 months as restaurants, hotels and the retail sector conduct massive layoffs and tax revenue to the city dries up, the city comptroller found.
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The next time you polish off a tube of mascara (or, as is more likely, it dries up after you've stretched out its use long past the three-month expiration date), don't be so quick to chuck the empty packaging into the recycling bin.
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The Federal Reserve has done all it can by moving interest rates back to zero and announcing open-ended quantitative easing, but, as we've seen in Europe and Japan, all the liquidity in the world doesn't mean a thing if aggregate demand dries up.
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Somewhere near the heart of Mozart in the Jungle is the idea that this symphony might not always exist, that there will come a day when funding for the fine arts in the US just dries up, because there's nobody left who's interested in it.
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LONDON, Oct 2.5173 (LPC) - Pricing in Europe's leveraged loan market is set to grind tighter in the last quarter of 22.517 as bankers opportunistically pitch repricings to borrowers in a bid to keep busy towards year-end and the pipeline of new deals dries up.
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"Short-term funding requires more frequent debt rollover than longer-term funding and this could become a safety and soundness issue if liquidity dries up unexpectedly," Melvin Watt, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, said in prepared remarks at the FHLB directors' conference in Washington.
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Depressed crude oil prices have weighed on the resource-linked market, including fears that Canadian banks will take a hit to profit in 2016, as more corporate loans sour, oil and gas capital raising dries up and job losses take a toll on banks' consumer arms.
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Under the administration's new rule, any immigrant who needed this kind of help — food stamps when work dries up, Medicaid and rental vouchers when it doesn't stretch far enough — could be denied an extension of their stay or a more permanent status because of that need.
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The television industry is solid but still in trouble and new media, including adtech, is about to hit a financial wall as investment dries up and litigious rich people decide they can use the Thiel precedent to throw molotov cocktails from the safe confines of their Burning Man tent.
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"The drop in supply growth comes as upstream investment dries up in response to the current glut that is pressuring prices," the IEA said, noting that global oil exploration and production capital expenditures (capex) were expected to fall 17 percent in 2016, following a 24 percent cut in 2015.
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So, part of what we worry about is that as income dries up at the household level, that's going to cascade upwards and the other people who are relying on those payments to cover the cost of things are also not going to be able to pay their bills.
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After that, Britney drama dries up around the 2008 election, either because she was put in a conservatorship and is under her father's lock and key, or because her services are no longer required by the most powerful man in the free world, her time as a loyal servant completed.
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But if you're constantly trying to get worth from creating things, you're on a hiding to nowhere, really, because you only ever feel good when you've done something, and then when the work dries up or you're not able to work, you feel pretty awful, like you're not valid as a human being.
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I think a lot of people think it's their God-given right—I don't believe in God—they think it's their right to eat meat, but essentially we're going to be standing around in 30 to 40 years' time when the ocean dries up and we're going to be blaming each other.
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The Trump administration's goal is to force other countries to pay more of the shared costs of the UN, but that's going to require a great deal of quick action by other less affluent countries; if US funding dries up it's likely that many programs at the UN will simply grow weaker or vanish.
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More from Jesse Newman and Jacob Bunge: "You're not going to raise a crop that you lose $2 a bushel on every year," said Joel Schreurs, a Minnesota farmer who considers switching up to 30 percent of his soybean acres into corn next year if Chinese duties remain in place and federal assistance dries up.
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Her campaign insists they have every intention of sticking it out through the Super Tuesday contests in early March, pointing to the vast majority of the delegates that are still up for grabs and touting their large organization and investments across the country -- a tenuous strategy that could become unfeasible if her fundraising dries up.
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The third setting is The Washington Post, where our story begins with the company's earnest patriarch, Donald E. Graham — clumsily betting on local news even as the revenue attached to it dries up, and cannily betting on Mark Zuckerberg, who reneges on a handshake deal that would have given Graham a stake in Zuckerberg's fledgling company.
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Charlotte Spaulding Slaiman, who focuses on competition policy for the internet watchdog Public Knowledge, thinks a more useful way to handle the "they're too big" argument against Google and other tech giants isn't to focus on punitive measures but on legislation or agreements meant to create more competition, which often dries up when internet giants get to a certain size.
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If that demand dries up, and if these foreign investors realize that they're holding heavily watered-down CHF and start unloading them, then the SNB might find that selling more newly created CHF into CHF weakness leads to a plunge in the currency's value - because, why would anyone still want to own these watered-down CHF once they start plunging?
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A host of other significant environmental problems plague BLM public lands: 600,000 miles of barbed-wire fences that guillotine sage grouse by the hundreds and impede deer and antelope migrations, mountaintop removal and strip mines where habitats are destroyed utterly with no hope of returning to their natural state, diversion of water for irrigation that in many cases dries up entire streams (the lifeblood of arid lands) and the changing climate with its droughts of increasing length and intensity.
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Trump to visit Ireland during D-Day trip to UK and NormandyJudge orders public release of Michael Cohen search warrantsTrump announces pick for next Air Force SecretaryAnother top Trump aide to exit as legislative activity dries up Wednesday: Trump slams Dems' investigations, cuts infrastructure meeting shortActing DHS secretary defends shifting resources to the borderPelosi says Trump is 'engaged in a cover-up'Mnuchin defends refusal to hand over Trump's tax returnsBarr rails against court orders blocking Trump agendaTillerson told lawmakers Putin was more prepared than TrumpBetsy DeVos releases more data on student loan debt Thursday: Trumps pay unannounced visit to Arlington CemeteryTrump administration announces $16 billion farmer bailout planHouse lawsuit over Trump's emergency declaration heads to courtTrump orders intel agencies to assist Barr with Russia probe reviewTrump denies 'temper tantrum' in angry public episode Friday: Lawyer for SEAL accused of war crimes also works for Trump OrgTrump approves additional deployment to Mideast to counter IranAdmin proposes rule that removes transgender health care protections Subscribe to The Point newsletter for our daily politics newsletter (out on weekdays) and a special 2020 edition delivered to your inbox this Sunday night!
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