However, things are easing up in the U.S., Cramer said.
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But there are signs of easing up on that certainty.
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Coach Bruce Arians said the easing up was Palmer's idea.
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As I was doing it they was easing up off of us.
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But easing up so soon would be disastrous, public health experts say.
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Longtime stock market bear David Tice is easing up on the growls.
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Easing up on those demands would mark a shift for the president.
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I can understand the change as part of easing up on the difficulty.
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Mercury connects with Saturn at 4:15 PM, easing up communication a bit.
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In fact, under Trump, the federal government is easing up on human traffickers.
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Donald Trump shows no sign of easing up on his praise of Andrew Jackson.
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But the search giant is easing up on its rehab-related restrictions, TechCrunch reports.
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School lunches The Trump administration is easing up on Obama-era school lunch guidelines.
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He may succeed in persuading Khamenei to allow some easing up of political controls.
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Easing up on occupational licensing for doctors and dentists can make health care more affordable.
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The European Central Bank is also seen as potentially easing up on its bond purchases.
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Uncertainty sparked by this year's presidential election may not be easing up any time soon.
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Some apps may even have their own settings for easing up on their cellular demands.
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China, meanwhile, has been easing up on policy to encourage more bank lending and growth.
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MACCALLUM: President Obama said that he would -- he would consider easing up on the missile shield.
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Ozan said that the company has "no plans of easing up" on these types of promotions.
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Investors in drugstore stocks welcomed the news, easing up on some of the pressure they faced.
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Life eventually started easing up again, and young people have found safe spaces to let loose.
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"The message of the Fed will be a steady easing up on the accelerator," said Swonk.
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Well the social network may be easing up a little in its unending war for your attention.
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There's little talk of Congress easing up its challenges to Trump while he is in North Korea.
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The 24-year-old said she was feeling "better" on Monday after winning her heat easing up.
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Shawnie pulled on the leash, easing up on command only to pull again a few seconds later.
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But health advocates were hopeful that easing up on regulation won't completely undo the Obama-era reforms.
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Cigarette smoke wafts around, the banter is loud, and the ammonia shows little sign of easing up.
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And despite recent reports of London's rental market easing up, it remains strikingly high on the list.
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With Trump easing up on Huawei, the Chinese have an incentive to hold off on going after Apple.
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Talking with people you differ with is always a step that would lead to easing up any tension.
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He had been nearly eight seconds clear with a lap to go before easing up at the end.
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Trump has suggested he would consider easing up on Huawei if it meant getting a better trade deal.
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The agency noted that many countries appear to be easing up on government policies to improve energy efficiency.
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Cuban bureaucracy is easing up, and foreign hotel developers are finally finding ways to move these projects forward.
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The government, though it has yet to enact legislative changes, says it is easing up on the practice.
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LEE: WOULD YOU LOOK AT IT AGAIN GIVEN THE CASH IT'S GOT AND THE POTENTIAL EASING UP ON REPATRIATION?
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This is not the first time Trump has suggested easing up on Huawei as part of ongoing trade talks.
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The prince was easing up on the draconian restrictions on women to get a gloss as a liberal visionary.
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Deals • Activist shareholders like Elliott Management are easing up on campaigns to pressure corporate boards during the coronavirus crisis.
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But clouds affected viewing in some places, easing up briefly to offer a glimpse of totality in Beatrice, Neb.
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The U.S. Treasury Department earlier this month proposed easing up on restrictions big banks now face in their trading operations.
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Mercury retrograde in Leo has been especially troubling at work and for your commute, but that will begin easing up.
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He still has hawks in his own party and opposition in Congress when it comes to easing up on Russia.
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For a while, it looked like Congress was going to step in to stop Trump from easing up on ZTE.
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When the second date came and went, it appeared trade tensions were easing up and businesses adjusted to the new normal.
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Easing time: Markets are pretty confident that central banks are about to enter a period of easing up on interest rates.
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President Donald Trump has suggested that he could consider easing up on Huawei as part of ongoing trade talks with China.
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The analysts, who have a neutral rating on Intel, said they thought the company's PC chip shortages could be easing up.
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Not easing up despite having sealed top spot in the group, Djokovic won 31 consecutive points on serve during the match.
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It's difficult to see Bolton or Pompeo wholeheartedly supporting a diplomatic route, especially if it involves easing up on Iran economically.
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"For the second week in a row, there are signs that activity in the West may be easing up," she said.
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In a June report Mnuchin suggested easing up on the Volcker rule, which restricts banks' ability to place speculative market bets.
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But when the second date came and went, it appeared trade tensions were easing up and businesses adjusted to the new normal.
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The government, and many businesspeople, would like the RBI to compensate by cutting rates or perhaps by easing up on public banks.
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Prices are also easing up a bit, although they are still higher in most major housing markets compared with a year ago.
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The People's Bank of China has added liquidity and eased some regulations, including reportedly easing up on its crackdown of shadow banks.
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It's also been on a losing streak against the euro, and there's little sign of the pressure easing up any time soon.
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He sees Clinton easing up now, in this final week, but noted she will still have to overcome the energy behind Sanders.
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In fact, the vibe already begins easing up the following day, when Venus makes a harmonious connection with Jupiter on July 18.
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Instagram purposefully lacks a "Regram" button to promote original sharing, but it's easing up on that philosophy when it comes to Stories.
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AND SECRETARY MNUCHIN HAS SAID THAT EASING UP ON LCR COULD UNLEASH, OR FREE, BILLIONS, IF NOT TRILLIONS, OF DOLLARS IN LIQUIDITY.
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Home prices are now rising at the fastest rate in four years, according to CoreLogic, and show no sign of easing up.
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" She started seeing a vocal therapist six years ago, which led to "an easing up, and finding more pleasure in the singing.
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Make travel less stressful and more rejuvenating, easing up on your itinerary so that you can spend more hours enjoying your destination.
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"Even if Trump's popularity is easing up and the economy continues to be strong, the damage has already been done," he says.
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Make sure you're not only applying it with clean brushes, fingers, or sponges, but you're also easing up on how much you're using.
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Catch up quick: The nuclear deal waived economic sanctions on Iran in 2015 in exchange for Iran easing up on its nuclear ambitions.
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In any case, JT isn't necessarily easing up on the outdoors theme in his promotion, but he's taking it to bizarre new extremes.
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Collins said Cabrera had used his experience to pace himself, skipping batting practice or easing up in the field when he needed to.
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That offer, however, could be contingent on the United States easing up export restrictions on Chinese tech giant Huawei and delaying an Oct.
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The Federal Reserve isn't finished easing up rules for the nation's smallest financial institutions, according to remarks Wednesday from the central bank's top regulator.
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Facebook lets individual developers back into revised app review The company is slightly easing up on post-Cambridge Analytica data restrictions, Anna Hensel reports.
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North Korean state media said the US would start easing up on sanctions as the nation made progress on getting rid of its nukes.
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Trump has shown no sign of easing up on his demand that a government funding bill include $22019 billion for his proposed border wall.
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Los Angeles traffic cops are easing up on writing people tickets and towing away their vehicles ... and you have coronavirus to thank for it.
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Putin, in turn, might even reciprocate by easing up on military actions in Donbas (though it is unlikely ever to return Crimea to Ukraine).
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That may not be surprising, given how big business tends to benefit more from conservative policy goals like lowering taxes and easing up on regulations.
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The Moon in Sagittarius illuminates the communication sector of your chart today, plus Mercury retrograde finally ends, easing up communication issues in your social life.
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If Indiana didn't break the back of the Republican resistance to Trump, it certainly left many of his opponents giving up -- or at least easing up.
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Higher payouts "would be significant from a signaling standpoint" that regulators are easing up on capital requirements, said Steven Chubak, a bank analyst at Nomura Instinet.
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But don't suggest to him that he's easing up, or he'll rattle off a list of recent travels that will put your own passport to shame.
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Things will start easing up this afternoon, and the Moon enters your sign tonight, helping you tap into what you need right now for self-care.
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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio was asked about Trump's tweet on CNN Monday and he said that easing up on social distancing will kill people.
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I worked seven days a week as a copy boy and then news clerk, terrified that easing up would cost me my job and my insurance.
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Mr. Guggisberg said his clients, which include warehouse and logistics companies, were dropping educational requirements, training workers who lack experience and easing up on drug testing.
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Mr. Guggisberg said his clients, which include warehouse and logistics companies, were dropping educational requirements, training workers who lack experience and easing up on drug testing.
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Democratic U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown on Thursday criticized bank payouts to "wealthy shareholders" and warned the Fed against easing up on how it approaches the tests.
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Communication issues are easing up because Mercury is finally done with its retrograde (thank goddess!), but confusion is still in the air, so take it slow.
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After Trump announced the concessions for Huawei, lawmakers from both parties chided him for easing up on national security-related restrictions as part of a trade dispute.
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Conservatives will come out of this decision, as well as the executive order easing up restrictions on the political activities of religious organizations, feeling energized and determined.
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Mercury, your planetary ruler, is retrograde, and it's not doing you many favors—especially this week—but things are going to start easing up a bit now.
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That meant that rather than easing up on work during the final weeks of pregnancy, I was doubling down, trying to cover not one income, but two.
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But it seems that the groundwork for easing up on Putin's past misdeeds was laid during the Independence Day weekend visit of several GOP lawmakers to Moscow.
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The United States has lost much of the minimal leverage sanctions once provided now that China, Korea's dominant trading partner and aid provider, is easing up enforcement.
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Read MoreMcDonald's has 'no plans of easing up' following all-day breakfast win According to Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative trading at Susquehanna, options traders are taking notice.
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And we should clarify that when he said it was "OK" that China is already easing up its enforcement, he meant it is not OK at all. 3.
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The backstory: Economic sanctions against Iran were first pulled back in 2015 in exchange for Iran easing up on its nuclear ambitions as part of the nuclear deal.
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Bolt's compatriot Yohan Blake, who finished fourth in the 100 on Sunday, was third on the timesheets, easing up over the last 10 meters to finish in 20.13.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the guy known for bashing everything on "The Walking Dead" ... thinks Emmy-night celebs did something very un-Negan -- easing up on President Trump bashing.
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Working with professional sports teams, White has taught athletes to "play easy," rather than "playing hard," by easing up on a grip or holding their bodies more loosely.
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Berlin is loath to offer additional debt relief to Athens, whereas the I.M.F. has said it does not believe Greece's debt can be repaid without creditors easing up.
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As the two countries' relationship has improved this year following Mr. Kim's meetings with Mr. Xi, American officials have worried that China is easing up on sanctions enforcement.
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"Further cuts in taxes cannot be made by easing up on the (deficit) reduction targets on account of high debt and deficits," the office said in its annual report.
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It's safe to say that Kate Gosselin has her hands full on any given day — and that busy pace isn't exactly easing up as her eight kids get older.
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"We're not talking about a complete stop in monetary policy, but rather of easing up on the accelerator," Germany's central bank governor said in at an event in Frankfurt.
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Trump railed against illegal immigration to win the 2016 presidential election and has shown no signs of easing up on the issue in the wake of last week's vote.
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Adidas may be limiting the volume of Kanye shoes it releases in 2020, but the company isn't showing any signs of easing up on Yeezy shoe titles this year.
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A decade after the financial crisis, the federal government is easing up its policing of Wall Street and the banking industry, even without actually repealing broad swaths of regulation.
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All the same, there is little sign that the Kremlin is easing up on what has become a nationwide crackdown on individuals and organizations it views as a threat.
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Trump's feints at easing up on Huawei have drawn the ire of China hawks in both parties who fear the president could choose a trade deal over national security.
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After years of crippling drought, the state's reservoirs are overflowing, snow pack is barely below average, and the government is finally easing up on some of its careful water restrictions.
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Previously, these downloads were around 250 MB each, but Google has compressed them down to about 25 MB each, easing up the pressure these packages put on your phone's storage.
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British lawmakers have heavily criticised the BoE for not easing up on EU capital rules, which in some cases are forcing business to shift overseas to avoid heavy capital charges.
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Netflix is easing up a little with its theatrical release restrictions, working with smaller chains like Landmark and Alamo Drafthouse to offer one-week releases of movies like Bird Box.
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Coleman, the Tokyo Olympic 100 metres favorite as the world champion, went on to win comfortably in 6.48 seconds despite easing up early in his first meeting of the season.
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From what Blizzard has laid out, it looks like Battle for Azeroth won't be easing up on releasing new content to keep players interested long after they've hit the level cap.
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The euro fell as much as 0.4 percent to $1.1817 in the Asian trading session, before easing up a touch to trade down around 0.2 percent on the day at $1.1852.
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The new chairman said that the Fed would still have ample ways to hone in on a bank below the threshold that posed stability concerns without easing up on larger firms.
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But Asia, Latin America and Europe are also easing up, and Netflix appears to be on a pace to bring in fewer new subscribers this year than it did last year.
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" Mr. Trump has dangled the possibility of easing up on the company, saying last month that "it's possible that Huawei even would be included in some kind of a trade deal.
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Okay, so that one is totally on us, which we see as a good thing: Unlike genetics, easing up on salty foods about three hours before bedtime is something we can control.
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Hughes had clocked an impressive 9.96 in the heats, despite easing up and running into a slight headwind but after an early stumble he was always trailing in the final, posting 13.
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After racing ahead for many months, the American jobs machine cooled in April, as employers took their cue from other signs that economic growth was slowing by easing up on new hiring.
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There are even a number of fair-minded arguments and studies that say easing up on minor misdemeanor arrests won't spark new crime waves or lead to much more serious felony crimes.
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Chaudhry then put his life savings into a fifth venture, Zscaler, which surged 72 percent at the open in its first session of trading on Nasdaq Friday, before easing up a bit.
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If President Trump takes the likely path that almost all Washington Republicans hope — tax cuts for the rich, an easing up on Wall Street, more voter suppression — Ohio workers will feel betrayed. Again.
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"Right now, the markets are just easing up after yesterday's losses, but this is likely to change by the end of the day," said Mugilan K., deputy manager of research at Cholamandalam Securities.
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Ms Liu's release may remove an irritant in China's relationship with Germany, but it will do nothing to convince it or other Western countries that China is easing up in its treatment of dissidents.
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Any signs of competition easing up have yet to be seen as the number of subscribers switching operators through number portability remains high in 7503, with TDP losing the most subscribers in the industry.
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If Trump speaks the truth to Kim, that he will steadfastly enforce sanctions until Kim meets the statutory requirements for easing up and finally ending sanctions, then the Singapore summit will be worth remembering.
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China appears to be loosening its well-known vice-like grip on what can and cannot be said on Weibo (its version of Twitter), but don't be fooled — it's not easing up on censorship.
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Who we vote for, what car or soap we buy, even what we choose to eat—Bailey suggests easing up on the meat, by the way—all have impacts that ripple across the globe.
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Regional hotspots "We're certainly seeing less states with high influenza-like illness activity, and it seems like things are easing up a little bit on the East Coast and in the Midwest," Nordlund said.
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Twitter has no intention of easing up on its fight against spam users and other factors that jeopardize the "health" of its service, despite the approach costing it three million in 'lost' monthly active users.
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After the Reuters story, LifeLock shares rose as much as 9 percent before easing, up 5.6 percent at $16.61 in early-afternoon trading in New York, giving the company a market capitalization of $1.6 billion.
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In the past year, as the natural hair movement has gone global, more Brazilian women are putting down the flatirons and easing up on the blowouts — and products and procedures to undo the damage are surging.
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Housing inventory was almost 6 percent lower at the end of June compared to a year ago, and home prices, while easing up slightly, are still rising at a faster pace than wage and income growth.
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With a low market penetration at 222.8 percent of gross domestic product, a growing middle class and increasing awareness, the easing up of ownership curbs is set to make China the next battleground for global insurers.
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Ukraine's border service reported on Monday that, after easing up on restrictions, Russia is again severely disrupting sea traffic heading to and from Mariupol and the nearby Ukrainian port of Berdyansk under the bridge to Crimea.
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Since Noreika took control of the OCC in May, he has advocated easing up on sanctions imposed on Wells Fargo in the wake of the scandal over abusive sales practices, according to current and former officials.
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"The precious metal though easing up on bullish gains from U.S. dollar vigour will remain supported over subdued global growth and accommodative monetary policy by global central banks," Phillip Futures analyst Benjamin Lu said in a note.
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President Donald Trump's advisors reportedly are pushing him to focus on keeping the economy strong even if it means easing up on the trade dispute with China and his intense criticism of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
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The news agency said it was not clear if Trump was easing up on demands that China has resisted, and it cited one person as saying intellectual property theft was a sticking point on a possible deal.
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The end of the Mueller inquiry did not spell the end of the investigative pressure on Trump by Democrats, who gave no indication of easing up on their multiple congressional investigations into his business and personal dealings.
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Haley cited "credible reports" of Russia violating U.N. Security Council resolutions on North Korean laborers as the latest evidence of Moscow easing up on sanctions imposed last year in an effort to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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The CFTC followed up its non-prosecution case with the Citigroup traders with a decision to take no action against another Wall Street firm was seen as another signal of regulators easing up on minor reporting infractions.
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Read: Undocumented College Students Share How Deportation Relief Changed Their Lives Vancouver will be easing up on undocumented immigrants and those lacking citizenship papers thanks to a new policy green-lit by the city council on Wednesday.
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While Republicans are putting more money into North Carolina and Missouri, they're not easing up on New Hampshire, Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania, which have been long identified as the key defensive positions to protect the Senate GOP majority.
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Last week, Giuliani told CNN's Jake Tapper that if the President sits down for questioning by special counsel Mueller, Trump will say he never discussed easing up on a probe of former national security adviser Flynn with Comey.
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One of the most vocal critic of the bond buys, Bundesbank head Jens Weidmann, said the situation called for "easing up on the accelerator" of monetary stimulus as the threat of a sustained fall in prices was now gone.
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"We view this as an attempt to jumpstart NAFTA negotiations and deflect any headlines that Trump is easing up on China as he seeks a trade deal," Raymond James analyst Ed Mills said Wednesday in a note to clients.
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Mr. Mulvaney, a former congressman from South Carolina, has relished curbing the agency's power — curtailing its enforcement activity, easing up on payday lenders and urging the agency's career staff to be more humble in their efforts to protect consumers.
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As the situation deteriorates, and apparently seeking to insulate himself from political damage, Trump has taken to blaming China for easing up on North Korea as a tactic to increase pressure on the US in an unfolding trade war.
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Simon has endured by easing up, and even his increasingly frequent invocations of God serve less to aggrandize his observations than to deflate them; from a cosmic point of view, his joys and sorrows seem like so much quibbling.
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But lawmakers concerned about how Trump's concession could hurt the US's credibility — and about how ZTE could pose an espionage risk to the US by covertly using its cellphones for surveillance — are trying to block Trump from easing up on ZTE.
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"If the Russian sovereign is able to borrow long term money cheaply, what will stop it filtering monies down to state owned sanctioned and unsanctioned entities alike, easing up pressure on Russia's financing position and corps/banks alike," he said.
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Though he cited the fact that "almost a third of complaints into this office related to debt collection," more than any other category of complaints, Mulvaney already seems to be easing up the CFPB's efforts to hold payday debt collectors accountable.
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South African Wayde van Niekerk, who is aiming for a 200/400 double, comfortably won his heat in 20.16 seconds, easing up as he reached the line to finish neck-and-neck with Briton Daniel Talbot, who ran a personal best.
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The United States has led an international sanctions drive to press North Korea to abandon development of nuclear weapons capable of reaching the United States and Trump has expressed concern that China may be easing up on its enforcement of these steps.
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"The easing up on Huawei is being seen as a sign that while the United States and China are unhappy with each other, neither side wants to burn the negotiation bridge at the moment," said Connor Campbell analyst at Spreadex in London.
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Meaningful economic growth would require a level of market information and worker empowerment that is simply incompatible with North Korea's brutal system of control, but easing up that control would eventually break the dominance of North Korea's leaders and their Workers' Party.
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And IGNITE, which is also nonpartisan and focuses on younger women, starting as young as high school and urging them to run in their school elections, has seen tremendous interest, which isn't easing up, according to Anne Moses, the group's founder and president.
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Yuval Steinitz, Israel's minister of national infrastructure, energy and water, said that Israel and Turkey had "an interest in preventing Syria from turning into an Iranian military base" and that Israel was not easing up on Hamas by reaching an agreement with Turkey.
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North Korea is a tricky proposition even at the best of times for China, and simply easing up on U.N. sanctions as a way to express displeasure at Trump's foreign policies could backfire badly for China, said one China-based Asian diplomat.
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He controlled the race, only easing up at the finish in 3:38.24 with qualification secure as Czech Jakub Holusa, the 2015 European indoor champion, came through to pip him for first in 3:38.05 and become the fastest qualifier for Sunday's final.
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To alleviate trade tensions, Mr. Trump is considering easing up on a major Chinese telecommunications company, ZTE, in exchange for China agreeing to buy more American products and lifting its own crippling restrictions on American agriculture, people familiar with the deliberations said.
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JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers could begin easing up on output curbs before the end of the year, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday, sounding a bearish tone in contrast to Saudi Arabia's bullish stance.
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And despite Melania Trump's soft-touch visit, the president on Thursday emphasized to reporters at a Cabinet meeting that he is not easing up on the hardline immigration stances that have been the hallmark of his campaign events and time in office.
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I tend to stick to the traditional look of these apps most often, as I find white text on black a little harsh on my eyes, but it's nice to see that Google is recognizing the value of easing up on all the white.
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The Environmental Protection Agency announced Tuesday it was easing up on requirements for oil and gas producers and making other changes to an Obama-era rule cutting emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, as it works toward a broader repeal in the coming months.
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The changes suggested include easing up on restrictions big banks now face in their trading operations, lightening the annual stress tests they must undergo, and reducing the powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which has been aggressively pursuing bad behavior by financial institutions.
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Warnings from Mr. Trump's national security team and lawmakers about easing up on ZTE — which has been accused of failing to punish employees who violated trade controls against Iran and North Korea — prompted American officials to take a tougher stance on the company in talks.
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The Senate looks set in coming months to pass the first revision of rules introduced following the 2007-2009 financial crisis, after Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo, a Republican, secured the necessary support from Democrats to advance a bill easing up on community lenders.
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L] [GBP/] "I think the easing up on Huawei is being seen as a sign that while the United States and China are unhappy with each other, neither side wants to burn the negotiation bridge at the moment," said Connor Campbell, an analyst at Spreadex in London.
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Chief Financial Officer Luka Mucic told the company's annual capital markets day event that easing up on heavy investments to switch customers to cloud-based software would help margins rise to 29.8 percent in 2018 and reach around 30.7 percent by 2020, with further improvements into the next decade.
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That has made her bid to add the Olympic title over one lap to the world crown she already owns even more important and she started her campaign with a comfortable win in heat two, stopping the clock at 51.24 seconds after easing up over the last 51.543 meters.
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"With worries about a recession brewing in Germany, political uncertainty in Italy and violent scenes in Hong Kong, the easing up of hostilities between the US and China has been a welcome change to the doom and gloom of the past few days," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said.
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Changes proposed by the Treasury Department include easing up on restrictions big banks now face in their trading operations, lightening the annual stress tests they must undergo, and reducing the powers of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which has been aggressively pursuing bad behavior by financial institutions.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani said Sunday that if the President sits down for questioning by special counsel Robert Mueller, Trump will say he never discussed easing up on a probe of former White House national security adviser Michael Flynn with former FBI Director James Comey.
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The rollbacks include loosening restrictions on bank traders, easing up on annual stress tests of a bank's ability to withstand financial shocks, and advising regulators to rethink capital levels that big banks find onerous but that should be higher to make sure banks can absorb losses without bailouts.
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It's become convention, of course, for state AGs from opposing political parties to lead challenges to executive branch policies they don't like, but the motion also sends a message that Democratic AGs are not easing up after the abrupt May 8 resignation of New York AG Eric Schneiderman.
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"A weak dollar equals a higher price for gold, strong dollar equals a lower price for gold," said Rickards, who sees the currency trending much lower in the next 6-12 months as a result of the Fed easing up on liquidity rather than the tightening markets are trying to predict.
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While the 210-year note has still not breached March 210 levels, it's worth cautioning that once it hit 2.23 percent last year, contrary to expectations at the time, it then started a downward trend almost breaching 22.2 percent back in September before easing up towards the end of the year.
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He believes the case against Mr. Abdullaev, who the S.N.B. has accused of being the mystery author of a series of sometimes well-informed but incendiary political tracts written under a pen name, was aimed at showing the new president that "he has enemies everywhere" and cannot risk easing up on repression.
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Forced to come back twice from a set behind, and never easing up on his go-for-it, attacking style, Wawrinka at last pulled away to beat Murray by 6-7 (6), 6-3, 5-63, 7-6 (3), 6-1 on Friday and become the oldest men's finalist at Roland Garros in 44 years.
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WALLACE: Let&aposs pick up on that point, Mollie, because the president says he&aposs going to keep the sanctions up, he&aposs not going to call it maximum pressure anymore, but he thinks -- he says that&aposs what it&aposs going to be, but he also complained that China is easing up on patrolling and enforcing its border.
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President Donald Trump has also repeatedly suggested easing up on the companies could be a bargaining chip in broader trade talks with Beijing, though U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said last month that any such arrangement won't be part of a so-called phase one trade deal the U.S. and China are working to finalize in the coming weeks.
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Giuliani later denied that Trump ever discussed easing up on an investigation of his former White House national security adviser, Michael Flynn, with former FBI director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE.
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President 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 on Tuesday said that "petrified" Democrats are afraid to take on a group of progressive congresswomen, showing no sign of easing up his attacks on the lawmakers.
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The Lions (2-3-1) are in a funk that does not seem to be easing up: Detroit has lost three straight, traded away safety Quandre Diggs for a draft pick and lost running back Kerryon Johnson to a knee injury, and it is likely to be without cornerback Darius Slay, who tried to play through a hamstring injury last week and exacerbated it.
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Also, though Mr Obama was partly playing politics in April by saying that Britain would be at the back of the queue for a trade deal, not least because he will not be president after January 2017, there are large economic and geopolitical reasons why American politicians in favour of free trade will not want to be seen easing up on their support for the biggest trade pact of all.
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"With oil now trading at its highest level since early December and showing little sign of easing up, despite no deal being reached in Doha and the strike in Kuwait being resolved, I wonder whether what we're seeing here is partially a demand side story, with Chinese data having improved as of late, and partially an assumption that further supply disruptions are on the horizon," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda, said in a report on Thursday.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) on Thursday indicated 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 is easing up on his demand for border wall funding in the next major government spending bill, a move that would lower the odds of a shutdown in October.
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