"We've seen this kind of ebb and flow before, and the ebb, in this case, is more dramatic than it's ever been."
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With a legendary book by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse, and with music by John Kander and lyrics by Fred Ebb, the musical won six Tony awards in 1997.
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Another report showed an ebb in consumer confidence in April.
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Yet, somehow, the river is still at a low ebb.
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At his lowest ebb, Dumbo goes to visit his mother.
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And a moment of low ebb for the country too.
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"Just the ebb and flows of each season," Bryant said.
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Sara: Not that we ever tried to mimic Nitzer Ebb.
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Social distancing measures could keep the surge to an ebb.
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Those perceptions may ebb and flow, but they run deep.
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These symptoms are all caused by an ebb in estrogen.
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This is the ebb and flow of recessions and expansions.
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Over many years, Congress has allowed that power to ebb.
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Despite the ebb in activity, the labor market is resilient.
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Other surveys have also shown an ebb in business sentiment.
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As crises recede and employment rises, so suicide tends to ebb.
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In terms of Europe, it was an ebb and the flow.
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Digital media is constantly in an ebb and flow of change.
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The ebb in activity is helping keep price pressures under wraps.
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But relations between the two countries are at a low ebb.
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The earthquakes come with the national mood at a low ebb.
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Earth's natural resources largely determine the global economy's ebb and flow.
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As peak heating season passes, coal demand from utilities may ebb.
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"Militia patterns ebb and flow alongside broader political currents," she said.
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So that business is going to slowly sort of ebb away.
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So for me, leaving was as natural as the tide ebb.
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The fourth quarter featured more of the same ebb and flow.
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Even its famously chaotic traffic had a predictable ebb and flow.
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Negotiations between our nations ebb and flow, and now are stalled.
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In 2016, that number was just 18% -- matching its low ebb.
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Nadal called that the "normal" ebb and flow of a career.
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We have both EBB and NEAP tides in the puzzle today.
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Usually, authority begins to ebb from Chinese leaders as retirement nears.
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Smell was at its lowest ebb, intriguingly, from about 2 a.m.
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His company has watched its pipeline of deals ebb and flow.
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It was always evident that eventually Turkey's huge hospitality would ebb.
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These sorts of things tend to ebb and flow, of course.
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The former President was at his lowest ebb, disgraced and marginalized.
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"Chicago," with its first-rate score by John Kander and Fred Ebb and stiletto-sharp book by Ebb and Bob Fosse, is a great musical, but for theater-loving New Yorkers, it's not exactly a novelty.
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He's bound to have a little ebb and flow to his game.
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Maybe. Is that part of a social movement's natural ebb and flow?
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The lake tends to ebb and grow with wet and dry seasons.
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Desires and experiences ebb and flow over the course of our lives.
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Value investing has been at a low ebb for nine years now.
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Such is the constant ebb and flow of the seed scam universe.
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Others ebb and flow depending on the tide of events and ideas.
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Government bond yields, meanwhile, nudged higher amid the ebb in risk aversion.
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Or more accurately, he is watching the life gradually ebb from it.
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The lines at gas stations ebb and flow, depending on the day.
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Have you noticed a kind of cyclical ebb and flow of freedoms?
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After that, the widespread hatred of the Marcos family began to ebb.
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She stood there watching, waiting, letting the band's tones ebb over her.
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Relations between Scotland and England could not be at a lower ebb.
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Nor can we pretend that the threats will ebb any time soon.
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None have worked, as revenue continues to ebb from its legacy businesses.
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Formula One and Le Mans have seen manufacturer involvement ebb and flow.
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Zoetica Ebb has created an image of Bernie Sanders amidst the stars.
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That's because their loyalties tend to ebb and flow with a company's prices.
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That is why Goldman Sachs said stock buybacks are about to ebb too.
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But we drove each other crazy, the ebb and flow was so strong . . .
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It's noticeably calm: The water's ebb and flow are no more than ripples.
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"Theory abounds, but concrete visual perception is at a low ebb," he maintains.
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However, in Trump's America, the bargaining position of labor is at an ebb.
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Experts do not expect the flow of Cuban migrants to ebb anytime soon.
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I do think things could ebb and flow a little bit from here.
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Programming languages ebb and flow in popularity, models and frameworks appear and disappear.
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They ebb and flow with time, with the rise and fall of teams.
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The richest part was when businesswould ebb, and I'd coast the summer streets.
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It just arrives in unpredictable waves — and Friday's deal represents a low ebb.
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In business, you don't make money right away — things will ebb and flow.
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Servers, always welcoming, have become experts at anticipating the meal's ebb and flow.
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It is natural that as memories ebb, the lessons of history will also fade.
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Life has taken on new rhythms, dictated by the ebb and flow of power.
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Take Saginaw, an old industrial city in Michigan that has seen its population ebb.
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The natural ebb and flow in your reproductive hormones may also affect your bladder.
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And the ebb and flow of dividends is an important part of the story.
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However, there's an "ebb and flow of participants" at the ring, according to Sloan.
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And all of this is controlled by the ebb and flow of your hormones.
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Like so many Kander and Ebb show tunes, the song doesn't waste time philosophizing.
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If you watch them for long enough, you can watch them ebb and flow.
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It makes sense that nervous Americans would take more precautions until coronavirus fears ebb.
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Mr. Schaaf, of Ebb & Flow, makes his beers almost exclusively with varieties of kveik.
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There are some hopeful signs that New Democrat–style technocracy is starting to ebb.
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Her visits followed the ebb and flow of affection between her and her children.
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As summer turned to fall, and then winter, that struggle would ebb and flow.
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Ebb Calhoun had returned the next day to the site of his son's confrontation.
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It's a lot of ebb and flow, and that's what's keeping the scene thriving.
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This is why, even as trends ebb and flow, returning to his material feels fresh.
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Perhaps elderly people 'gently ebb away' but young bodies fight death leading to terrible suffering.
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The history of central banks shows that their power can ebb and flow (see Briefing).
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Still, analysts expect the ringgit will find support once the jitters over the election ebb.
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It seems that the ebb of the tide is as fierce as the flow was.
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The moderation in prices followed an ebb in demand after mortgage rates spiked last year.
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The finding highlights the constant ebb-and-flow of governments disrupting and tracking activist movements.
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But given a buoyant labor market, the ebb in growth is likely to be temporary.
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In currencies, the safe-haven yen pulled back sharply amid the ebb in risk aversion.
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But some of the drag from the dollar and inventory glut is starting to ebb.
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State and local economies suffer as tax receipts ebb and firms choose to invest elsewhere.
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So I do think, as with all things, it has an ebb and a flow.
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A slight ebb in prospects of Britain leaving the EU has helped the common currency.
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The very next year, Rabid Puppy influence over the nominations had already begun to ebb.
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Our clerical host's mood, we knew, tended to ebb and flow with his alcohol consumption.
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Coverage of specters began to ebb when Adolph S. Ochs acquired The Times in 1896.
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But its economy was beginning to ebb, as ports to the north eclipsed the city.
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But the wines also seemed to ebb from the general consciousness and slowly slip away.
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Relations between China and Taiwan ebb and flow depending on the current administration in Taipei.
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Despite the ebb and flow of their relationship, they always managed to stay in touch.
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Jeff deGraaf of Renaissance Macro Advisors has been tracking this ebb and flow for months.
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Historically, presidents enjoy relatively high approval ratings at the outset — and watch them ebb and flow.
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But as some of these forces ebb, the era of relentlessly expanding profits is under threat.
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People have to understand that there is an ebb and flow to Anonymous as a whole.
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And finally, they make visible the vacuum left by this ebb into which post-truth pours.
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The fortunes of organised Irish Christianity are likely to ebb and flow for years to come.
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Cotopaxi's eruption cycle continues to ebb and flow, despite waning panic after alert levels were lowered.
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Therefore, we think that space exists for future monetary policy action once the price pressures ebb.
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Born in 1952, his childhood memories included the ebb and flow of freedom in Soviet times.
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And "The Bridge" is, in some ways, the show's lowest ebb for many of the characters.
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These approvals ebb and flow with fuel prices and other cyclical parts of the energy business.
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"I didn't go to see him because I was at a low ebb," she tells me.
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The government is following a policy of austerity and as the economy at a low ebb.
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But many have faced discrimination, with the ebb and flow of international politics shadowing their lives.
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Bannon's path, at least, preserves the hope of keeping his base consolidated through the legislative ebb.
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This is vital, because tensions between the sides have recently been at the very lowest ebb.
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The contours of her work ebb and flow with the warp of the wood she uses.
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His trips are also how he monitors the ebb and flow of products on the market.
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The ebb and flow of active managers' relative success is "very noisy" over the short term.
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Home décor trends also ebb and flow — just ask the shag rug in your grandparents' house.
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Stocks of copper registered with the LME and the ShFE have reflected this ebb and flow.
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Even though I feel confident about my face, other insecurities ebb and flow in my mind.
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As Spider-Man: Far From Home nears its conclusion, Peter Parker is at a low ebb.
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"There is a normal ebb and flow of hiring and firing in a business," he said.
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I wanted to show that in the ebb and flow of life, nothing is totally separable.
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Orchestra, directed by Rob Berman — has little of the showstopping brassiness associated with Kander and Ebb.
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Trump's 2016 election win sent relations between the two neighbors to their lowest ebb in years.
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After an hour, there was more ebb than flow and the wind was at our backs.
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In the words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow "the lowest ebb is the turn of the tide".
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The ebb and flow of a life disconnected from a body can be like treading water.
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My reading of history is that Congress's institutional strengths ebb and flow in cycles over time.
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He said he learned years ago to roll with the ebb and flow of hitting success.
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TezLab shared the data set below that shows the ebb and flow of Tesla's software updates.
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No definitive data exist, and the constant ebb and flow of contract workers muddies the picture.
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In the last years of his life, there was an ebb and flow to his memory.
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It was just a very surreal day when you look back at the ebb and flows.
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It tickles down my crooked neural pathways so worn by the ebb of depression and anxiety.
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Areas of control shift through the ebb and flow of battle, with civilians paying the price.
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But the vast majority of art is subject to the ebb and flow of cultural tides.
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So figuring out the Mississippi's hydrodynamics—the way its water, silt, and sand ebb and flow—matters.
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But as with language, meanings ebb, flow, and change in sync with the moving of our times.
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When Caryl died of lung cancer in 2011, the Halliburton class action was at a low ebb.
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He believes there will be a resolution between the U.S. and China, and growth concerns will ebb.
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Denim, while a constant in our wardrobes, is subject to the ebb and flow of industry trends.
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Prospects for the second quarter darkened after another report showed an ebb in consumer confidence in April.
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One difficulty with Aachen is that, despite the smiles, Franco-German relations are at a low ebb.
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This allows you to better visualize the ebb and flow of the rainfall over the hours ahead.
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"I always thought of YouTube as this super-finite thing where trends ebb and flow," she says.
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Alternatively, maybe we're simply witnessing a cultural fad, and the hatred of "moist" will ebb with time.
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The search for a vaccine continues, a decadal, tidal ebb and flow of optimism followed by failure.
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"With any business you need to be flexible, and ebb and flow with the market," Calvillo said.
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These days, trust in our major professions—in politicians, journalists, business leaders—is at a low ebb.
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Relations between the Asian neighbors are arguably at their lowest ebb since they normalized ties in 1965.
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The nervy ebb and flow of the battle for Libya's capital shows no sign of changing soon.
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My father's struggle with depression was cyclical, but always present, and the severity would ebb and flow.
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Home décor trends ebb and flow with time — just ask the shag rug in your grandparents' house.
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As a financial hub, Britain is highly exposed to the ebb and flow of the global economy.
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But tonight, it was all ebb, as Paul put up only four points after the first quarter.
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A rising tide has room for many ships, but they'll have to fight to survive this ebb.
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Some were confident that Mr. Trump's hostile talk as a candidate would ebb when he took office.
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"We're in this low-ebb intensity conflict probably until the end of the Trump administration," says Goldenberg.
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Finally, a president's power is "at its lowest ebb" when Congress has specifically disapproved of an action.
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The Queensboro offers the best view of the currents that ebb and flow along the East River.
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It is that ebb and flow that makes him such a perfect encapsulation of Chelsea's recent history.
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This biochemical ebb and flow is known as our circadian rhythm, and it repeats every 24 hours.
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Power will continue to ebb and flow from club to club and, by extension, country to country.
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On Russia, Mr. Tillerson was far less optimistic, describing a relationship that has reached a low ebb.
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Ebb & Flow, a sandwich shop with baked goods by Mr. Payard, is next door to the restaurant.
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Ebb & Flow, a sandwich shop with baked goods by Mr. Payard, is next door to the restaurant.
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And the balance will ebb and flow, depending on the evolution of the journey for each company.
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"Look, movements ebb and flow, it does not mean that movement was a failure," Ms. Richards said.
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Like many migrants, their populations have begun to ebb and flow for reasons we don't fully understand.
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The party won't be irreparably doomed, but it will have been pushed down to a low ebb.
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Latin American leftists like Mr. Morales have suddenly felt their longevity ebb as a tide rises against them.
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I see some ebb and flow, but it's going to take a lot more gentrification to eliminate it.
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The drop in factory activity and an ebb in consumer confidence had fueled investor fears of a recession.
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While numbers may ebb and flow, Rodríguez says, one thing remains constant: the perils of crossing the river.
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The yuan has gained nearly 0.4 percent on the week amid the ebb in U.S.-China trade concerns.
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But what happens when the ebb and flow of the daily tides is constantly changing your home turf?
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As a result, their bargaining power does not ebb and flow as the labour market softens or strengthens.
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It's an ebb and flow that generates tension when it's needed, and surprises when you least expect it.
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But, the emphasis of "on many sides" -- Trump repeated that phrase twice -- is, I think, the low ebb.
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For her show, Ebb and Flow, Lin created 11 forgettable works that explore the different states of water.
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Although there is a lingering romantic sympathy for resistance, public support for strikes tends to ebb with time.
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Let's hope this fire bust, piling on top of those in August and last fall, announces the ebb.
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Trump's overall approval rating is at or near its lowest ebb in many of the most recent surveys.
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Let's face it, trust in government and even government law enforcement is at a low ebb right now.
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After working at place for a while, you become familiar with the ebb and flow of your workload.
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We talked about perms, and app dating, about the ebb and flow of her feelings for New York.
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The texture and details of landscape ebb to shape, demonstrating how our eye follows geometry before anything else.
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At 10 PM on Sunday at Glastonbury—truly the festival's weirdest ebb—I became suddenly desperate to know.
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Chabaprai shrugs it off; professional Thai fighters are used to the ebb and flow of winning and losing.
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With investor interest already at a low ebb, analysts said, Mr. Putin could not abide such a distraction.
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The ebb and flow of the planting and harvesting seasons still govern the lives of its 2300,0003 residents.
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"The Bureau's reputation is at a low ebb because of Comey's decisions," the magazine said in an editorial.
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Drivers of soft power qualities take time to build, Wang says, but there is an ebb and flow.
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Fees ebb away at your returns, so get to know the charges you might see as you invest.
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That is certainly what IMF officials worry is in the midst of happening as global trade flows ebb.
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The president's power is at its "lowest ebb," Justice Jackson wrote, when Congress has forbidden a particular action.
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With the exhibition as backdrop, her show felt separate from the usual ebb and flow of fashion week.
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And once the troops are gone, the ability of the United States to influence events will rapidly ebb.
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Perhaps it was the initial spike of adrenaline beginning to ebb but I found the opposite to be true.
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It is worth remembering that when Britain joined in the 1970s the country's fortunes were at their lowest ebb.
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So however China's top 5 ebb or flow, those platforms can count on their continued place at the top.
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But that reality is unlikely to placate Democrats who are watching Clinton's lead over Trump ebb in national polls.
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Those numbers will ebb and flow over the next nine months, leading up to the Iowa Caucus in February.
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Likewise, the opposition Labour party is facing a leadership crisis with confidence in Jeremy Corbyn at a low ebb.
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On October 23rd it slid to $76, on the news that demand might ebb, stockpiles rise and production increase.
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Like Godflesh, Swans, even Einstürzende Neubauten or Nitzer Ebb—they were metal bands using electronic equipment in their music.
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Historically, the atmospheric phenomenon known as El Niño has caused sea lion numbers to ebb and flow over time.
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The rules that govern how companies collect, use and share consumers' data shouldn't ebb and flow like the tides.
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Rife was an expert in architectural acoustics, helping to design the way sound would ebb and flow through buildings.
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Linton said interest in Deltec homes "tends to ebb and flow with the rise and fall of these storms."
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"Blackbird" was attached to the Kander and Ebb ballad "A Quiet Thing," to express a mood of cautious optimism.
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There is an ebb and flow to physical functioning in late life just as there is in earlier years.
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It is quite possible, in short, that the dollar's ebb has given companies like Apple only a temporary reprieve.
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I remember the first time that I did it with Fred Ebb and John Kander, my two best friends.
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So those first results will likely not reflect the ebb and flow of the presidential race in recent days.
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Much later, in 270, he directed the dark Tony-winning Kander and Ebb hit Kiss of the Spider Woman.
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Born and raised outside London, Mr. Ive joined Apple in 1992, when the company was nearing its lowest ebb.
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READ MORE: Create a Crisis, Capture a Unicorn As the markets ebb and flow, different investments have their moment.
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Orser tried to convince Hanyu that there should be a natural ebb and flow to a long skating season.
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Episodic and pleasantly unhurried, the movie follows the ebb and flow of a regular workday while skipping the tedium.
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"Americans should understand that terrorism won't end," the report concluded, "even though the terrorism threat may ebb and flow."
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Veteran political strategists and analysts thought his appeal would ebb as the campaign season officially kicked off in August.
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Like the ebb and flow of the tidal ponds, my final cruise marks the flow from fall to winter.
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Innovation doesn't ebb and flow with market technicals — it is a structural, disruptive force, permanently separating winners from losers.
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Some Russians lament that something deeper, an essential part of Russian culture, will ebb along with the rural population.
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Marsch's reputation will rise and fall, his fortunes ebb and flow, with the players he has at his disposal.
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It reminds her of how the rivers that sustain us ebb and flow -- they cannot be taken for granted.
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Songs changed speeds for no apparent reason, giving the impression of someone trying to tame the ebb of time.
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It's a weird ebb and flow that has left an undeniable impression of the self-consciousness on the city.
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They may come back multiple times within a day—within an hour even—but they ebb, flow and shapeshift.
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It just may be something that won't fit with the ebb and flow of the sequence of the album.
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"Recent market pullback tells me that some of the euphoria is starting to ebb as reality sinks in," Pascualy said.
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The general consensus among analysts and economists remains that effects of demonetization on the economy have already began to ebb.
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When one harbinger of the naughties seems to ebb (we see you, chokers) another seems to flow right in (logomania).
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There's no doubt PC sales will continue to ebb and flow, but the tide is still not in its favor.
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Every ebb and flow courses through the dialogue and set pieces helmed by a director with minute by minute control.
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But that ebb and flow of hormones can affect many parts of your life throughout the month — including our workouts.
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This ebb and flow is the subject of John Pomfret's absorbing new book, "The Beautiful Country and the Middle Kingdom".
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Import prices excluding petroleum have now increased for three straight months, in part reflecting an ebb in the dollar's rally.
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Federal child care funding in the U.S. has been in a perpetual ebb and flow in response to cultural values.
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As we move into the colder months, the planets ebb and flow through their paths, both direct and in retrograde.
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And that is because the ebb and flow of the business cycle is to a large degree about mood management.
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America's greenhouse gas emissions, like much of the rest of the world's, ebb and flow with economic growth and demand.
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Consulting can be pretty ebb and flow in terms of when we have projects starting and when things are due.
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The relentless ebb and flow of these orbits produce gravitational effects deep within the cores of these planets, generating heat.
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But the euro has rebounded since, supported by upbeat euro zone economic indicators and a slight ebb in Catalonia concerns.
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For a change, let's talk about who would be the best president, not the ebb and flow of the race.
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In 1984, he starred alongside Liza Minnelli and Chita Rivera in the Kander and Ebb musical "The Rink"—another flop.
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The segment has been growing at double-digit levels for nearly a decade and growth began to ebb in 2017.
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Wedren: I don't know, I suppose it has an ebb and flow to it, but certainly it's been pretty constant.
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Experts say that the expected pickup in demand, combined with the 2007-2009 ebb in demand, undermine Lauder's original thesis.
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Early cultures kept track of nature's ebb and flow, passing improved knowledge about hunting and agriculture to each new generation.
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Desire and arousal ebb and flow, relating often to the menstrual cycle or menopausefor women, or various whims for men.
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So these things can ebb and flow, but I think that capital formation has just become a lot easier privately.
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His camera charts every ebb and flow of their fear (though, yes, sometimes to the point of belaboring the point).
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Google partnered with The Firelight Group's Steve DeRoy, a cartographer and part of Ebb and Flow First Nation in Manitoba.
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Hopes for Somalia tend to ebb and flow after more than 25 years of chaos since its central government collapsed.
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" In a statement, Mr. Scorsese recalled: "We started working together in the ′80s, during a low ebb in my career.
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With wit and deceptively spare prose, Warner immerses the reader in the ebb and flow of a small, fractious community.
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In them, the women circled each other questioningly on the runway, in an ebb and flow of recognition and alienation.
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The Australian dollar was effectively unchanged at $0.7391 , stabilising amid the ebb in risk aversion after dropping 0.3 percent overnight.
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The thing that we get to do at Brew is we do get to ebb and flow into other industries.
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The IEA gave examples of where demand growth could be starting to ebb, with China and the U.S. exemplifying the trend.
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"We wanted to create an ebb and flow — almost a dialogue with the ambient sounds of the city," Gallero told Hyperallergic.
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They also disrupt the normal ebb and flow of cities, closing streets, rerouting traffic, and often requiring more buses and trains.
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It's not like ad agency people have bad memories, they've just not seen experienced the ebb and flow of change before.
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The flimsy talk of "Anglosphere" values will probably ebb away as the incoming American president makes Britain feel ever-more European.
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Together they conquered much of the peninsula and the alliance persisted through the ebb and flow of the Al Sauds' rule.
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However, growth is forecast to slow in coming years, partly as EU funds ebb, Citigroup said in a May 25 note.
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I think it's such an incredible thing for someone to go from such a low ebb to such titanic, gargantuan success.
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In a context of religious freedom, rival creeds ebb and flow as they offer their spiritual wares and vie for souls.
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That sentiment appeared to ebb Thursday amid reports that Washington and Beijing have begun drawing up memorandums of understanding over trade.
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One figure in Douma said his information was that Army of Islam buried them in al-Ebb, a nearby farm area.
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So, I've been making documentaries long enough to know that things ebb and flow and that there's different platforms and stuff.
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McNally aimed for the drawings to represent the ebb and flow of the Thames, as well as the city's pulsating rhythms.
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On "Caroline," Kaye recites a group therapy session he attended, where he met a stranger who was at her lowest ebb.
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Import prices excluding petroleum have now increased for four straight months, in part reflecting an ebb in the U.S. dollar's rally.
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While border crossings ebb and flow with the seasons, the numbers are markedly higher compared to the same period last year.
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Both have spoken about ending the enmity that has dragged U.S.-Russia relations to their lowest ebb since the Cold War.
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Our enthusiasm for foreign intervention seems to ebb and flow, like the tides, or swing back and forth like a pendulum.
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It was at this low societal ebb that the organized labor, consumer rights, and antitrust movements, among others, came into being.
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This sudden and unexpected blow, I scarce need add has almost reduced my poor Wife to the lowest ebb of Misery.
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Overall, regional economies growth rates are expected to peak in 2018 before some of those gains ebb, the report's data showed.
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This time, it will be performing this John Kander-Fred Ebb musical in its entirety, using the traditional Bob Fosse choreography.
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Given how long Clinton has been in public life, it is saying something that she is now at her lowest ebb.
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Last year marked a low ebb, according to a survey by Reuters of 20 large European banks conducted in mid-February.
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The key to any play, especially a two-hander, is the ebb and flow, the back and forth between the actors.
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Also helpful would be "a forecasting function for the ebb and flow of the disease at the community level," Konyndyk says.
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Moreover, roulette wheels came to be manufactured more carefully, offering fewer biases to exploit, and Dr. Jarecki's edge began to ebb.
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That includes being aware of hormonal changes throughout the month, and how one's energy might ebb and flow at different points.
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I suspect it's the filmmakers' wish that once those initial feelings ebb, moviegoers will ask what they can do to help.
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With the dollar weakening this year on a trade-weighted basis, some of the drag on exports had started to ebb.
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Now Justin, who rode a similar wave into office only to see his popularity ebb, faces a similarly rough road ahead.
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"We may ebb and flow from year to year, but the trend is upward," Pimlott said of the annual fire danger.
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From that perch, he and Mr. Tragaras, 52, have watched the neighborhood ebb and flow over their 30 years of ownership.
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It's a constant ebb and flow and a battle and trying to figure out how to have those things coexist within me.
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If you use your credit cards regularly, your score will probably ebb and flow a bit with your spending and payment habits.
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With all that to-and-fro and ebb-and-flow, the motions of the ocean offer an endless supply of renewable energy.
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If there is industrial hedging activity taking place in Shanghai, it's hard to discern beneath the ebb and flow of investment money.
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But also if a college team is doing well, and the professional team nearby is not, [the popularity] can ebb and flow.
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At least in Europe, the ebb of the Christian tide left a deeply rooted rule of law and a compassionate welfare state.
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If a corporation takes enough sides, there is no longer bravery, just simultaneous echoes of meaningless banter while profits ebb and flow.
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The worry of course is that Democrats need to at some point start winning some of these races or enthusiasm will ebb.
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You don't have the ebb and flow of new construction, where you're so crazy busy and then the economy takes a downturn.
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When President Barack Obama left office, the Democrats were by some estimates at their lowest ebb in state politics since the 1920s.
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Malaysian badminton, however, is at a low ebb compared to a decade ago when its top players were prevalent at global tournaments.
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Relations between Iran and Pakistan have been at a low ebb since 10 Iranian border guards were killed by militants last month.
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Your foes can also chain attacks together, and that's where the natural ebb and flow of For Honor's swordplay comes into focus.
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The highlight was tonking Azerbaijan 6-0 at home, the low ebb a 0-0 draw with the same side in Baku.
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Its connections with the continent grew up over millennia of shared history; of the ebb and flow of people, ideas and goods.
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Like Mr. Korologos, Mr. Harris, the former Labor Department official, has seen the ebb and flow when administrations change hands in Washington.
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"Yesterday's delight, becomes today's expectation, becomes a future grievance," Merrill said when asked about the ebb and flow of the development process.
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"But how would you like it?" he asks, referring to the ebb-and-flow parade of strangers, some armed, past his door.
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Because index funds ebb and flow with the market, they stay relatively consistent and avoid the risk associated with picking individual stocks.
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Its shallow muddy waters confuse the marine mammals' sonar, leaving them vulnerable to stranding by an ebb tide, according to Project Jonah.
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U.S. consumer spending rose modestly for a second straight month in February as households boosted savings, suggesting an ebb in economic momentum.
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This was all part of nature's ebb and flow until humans (namely, their trash) lured more of the birds into desert habitats.
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Like the ebb and flow of experimentation that gave rise to the club's momentum in the first place, the scene is evolving.
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And while the climate swerve may ebb and flow, it is gathering momentum and will have to be reckoned with for generations.
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"We get tested, we get vetted, we get to feel the ebb and flow of being up and being down," Ellis said.
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"My problem is that personal dynamics ebb and flow," she says, though it's obvious she has no idea what her problem is.
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"Things kind of ebb and flow sometimes, and most things can catch you by surprise," Mr. Snowden, the Mississippi lawmaker, observed recently.
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We must begin sensible, nonideological, evidence-based strategic planning, or I fear the world will witness the ebb of the American moment.
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But with mutual trust at low ebb and no player union in sight, it is likely a compromise candidate will take over.
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There is some voice-over but little dialogue in an ebb-and-flow soundtrack that alternates wailing folk melodies with choral chanting.
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It wasn't just the beautiful photos of the changing countryside, it was the ebb and flow of homeownership: catastrophe in, money out.
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There is an optimistic theory embedded in this story: If only we crossed the informational aisle, our enmity and polarization would ebb.
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The subscriber count tends to ebb and flow based on the calendar, typically peaking each year around the company's marquee WrestleMania event.
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When administrations change, there is a normal ebb and flow of political appointees and an inevitable shift in focus for power brokers.
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Around half of those motels are still in operation, and they're the subject of native New Jerseyan Tyler Haughey's series, Ebb Tide.
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Floodwaters began to ebb in some parts of the Midwest on Monday, but farm groups said recovery could take months or years.
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Here's John Sides: Conventions generate a larger "dose" of information than is provided by the daily ebb and flow of news coverage.
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It takes quite a while it really understand how the other plays and you need to find the right ebb and flow.
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He finds the spiritual in the ebb and flow of daily life, and meanings implicit in things that can be seen, touched, held.
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We believe that the money that's coming in the system right now may ebb and flow as the venture industry ebbs and flows.
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"We cast a very wide net," says Valentine, who has watched the store's stock ebb and flow to reflect local and tourism tastes.
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It was called Lil' Kim Season—which is perhaps a more apt way of describing her ebb-and-flow way of releasing music.
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If you've followed the ebb and flow of trends, even slightly, you've probably felt the impact of a strong woman in a suit.
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Fortunately, the ebb and flow of fights began to crystallize after two or three bouts, hinting at the strategic depths the developers promised.
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But the ebb and flow between London and Shanghai stocks seems to reflect little more than the shifting arbitrage between the two markets.
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Maybe there is something sexy and mysterious about the cycles of long-term love: the way they flow, then ebb, then flow again.
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And it's typically an asset that investors flock to in times of stock market anxiety, which is on the ebb at the moment.
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European funds' sentiment about their region's growth also reached its lowest ebb since the Brexit vote two years ago, according to the poll.
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Between Brexit, Donald Trump, and Russia's ongoing geopolitical ebb, it would appear that the people of Earth are having a referendum on globalization.
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E-Meters are essentially ways of measuring electrodermal activity, or the ebb-and-flow of electrical activity on the surface of the skin.
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The main ongoing storyline, though, is the ebb and flow of the relationship between Dev (Ansari) and new best friend Francesca (Alessandra Mastronardi).
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Such low foreign ownership helps insulate the Italian bond market from the ebb and flow of international risk appetite, speculation and currency shifts.
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Pew's results jibe with other reports this season that have traced the ebb of retail cash from brick-and-mortar to the web.
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Maya Lin's Ebb and Flow was on view at Pace Gallery (537 West 24th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) from September 8 until October 7.
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"Dawn" brings a craftsman's subliminal assurance to songs that seem to materialize entirely on their own terms, with an organic ebb and flow.
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The common currency has gained in recent weeks on various factors, including an ebb in French political concerns and upbeat euro zone data.
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It's a song whose changes in tone and shape feel hard to contain, yet its message is ebb-tide: happiness comes, happiness goes.
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But as the Brexit endgame plays out and 'worst case' scenarios ebb, market metrics and dynamics show sterling may have weathered the storm.
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"The regulation froze the market and set a series of monolithic requirements that didn't ebb and flow with need and utility," he said.
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So on the morning of January 14, just as market confidence in the company was reaching its lowest ebb, Glasenberg made his move.
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When you're feeling low: Another trick Facebook's algorithms can do is make a pretty good guess about when you're at a low ebb.
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It is everyone putting aside the usual ebb and flow of their respective days to plonk themselves cross-legged on the filthy earth.
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That brings us to the 240th century, when partisanship did indeed ebb as the Dixiecrats' commitment to white supremacy scrambled the parties ideologically.
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The gut has a clock that regulates the daily ebb and flow of enzymes, the absorption of nutrients and the removal of waste.
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Many of his contemporaries held biography in contempt, arguing in earnest that art remains unshaped by the ebb and flow of everyday experience.
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Relations between the United States and Russia are at an ebb today over Moscow's election interference and the wars in Ukraine and Syria.
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But so far, those effort have been a drop in the bucket in the overall ebb and flow of the global oil market.
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While political agendas may ebb and flow and policies come and go, when a species falls preys to extinction, it is erased forever.
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Unlike financial investments, which ebb and flow with the market, any time, energy and money you put toward bettering yourself is well spent.
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Characters ebb and flow from the foreground in a curiously swift historical rhythm, often killed off as soon as their stories have begun.
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The gloomy picture was underlined by sentiment indicators earlier on Wednesday showing confidence in the service sector at its lowest ebb since 2013.
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"Cabaret" was a turning point in the musical theater form at a time when the relevance of Broadway was at a low ebb.
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"Cabaret" was a turning point in the musical theater form at a time when the relevance of Broadway was at a low ebb.
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But while he helped turn the page on that episode, he leaves while faith in Parliament is at a low ebb because of Brexit.
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That means that the stimulus measures must translate to actual activity sooner rather than later, or the optimism they have created may ebb away.
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It was up 1 percent on the week, during which an ebb in fears over Catalonia breaking away from Spain lifted the common currency.
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"Given that food traffic could ebb significantly in bars, pubs, restaurants and other entertainment places, sales volumes for alcoholic drinks should fall," Maybank said.
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Having a single space to make work in a variety of media allows my practice to ebb and flow as needed during my workday.
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And, yes, Dany is being held captive by the Dothraki, and Arya is struggling with her blindness, and Cersei is at her lowest ebb.
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Why it matters: The U.S. car market peaked last year, but these cuts are about more than the ebb and flow of auto sales.
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Even if you're not a huge animal buff, the natural ebb and flow of these environments running continuously on your screen is quite soothing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PROVIDENCE — By the mid-nineteenth century in France, the art of making prints was at a low ebb.
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Graciously accepting the ebb and flow of time that has swept him up and plonked him on prime time TV in two t-shirts.
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Norway may have the answer with its latest slow TV installment: watching the ebb and flow of the sea, for twelve hours, without interruption.
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The common currency has enjoyed a bull run this month on factors including an ebb in French political concerns and upbeat euro zone data.
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Still, being a Russian company operating in America with diplomatic and economic relations between the two superpowers at a low ebb can't be easy.
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He explained that City chairman Frank Johnson brought up the idea of merging the two sides at a particularly low ebb for his team.
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I still had a foot in Belgian electronic music and New Beat in those days: Nitzer Ebb, Front 103, and many weird Belgian projects.
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Employees at companies like Twitter often have large parts of their compensation locked up in shares, which ebb and flow with the stock price.
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"Vincent did an amazing job of making this early life, and the ebb and flow of the ocean, dance to the music," says Cooper.
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This unknown can represent the future of our country, but for many, the "unknown" are the cultures that ebb and flow around the world.
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But the downward movement does not look out of place from the ebb and flow of strength in the sector since the last recession.
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As markets ebb and flow with the latest coronavirus developments, income-oriented investors may be starting to question how safe their dividend streams are.
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A cutback in world oil output, engineered by some of the biggest producers, has more than doubled prices from their ebb two years ago.
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Many companies have voiced worries about slowing growth as trade tension between the United States and China mounts and economies in many countries ebb.
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For much of it, he seemed to hover above the stage, barely touching the floor, while sustaining the ebb and flow of the music.
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Even on a ballad — like "A Quiet Thing," the ineffably lovely John Kander and Fred Ebb song — she's like a singing ray of sunshine.
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In 1999, at the age of twenty-eight, Charlie Brooker, the British satirist who is now a television auteur, was at a low ebb.
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Fourth, as other powers rise, the United States's ability to police the world will ebb, and will be constrained by a weary America public.
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Building of infrastructure could help support steel product consumption, though demand may ebb as winter progresses, Huatai Futures said in a note on Monday.
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But this sort of ebb and flow should be expected, as cryptocurrencies will experience one bubble after another in their long march to respectability.
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It happened in Egypt, when man began to ignore the signs and erected technologies that could forestall the ebb and flow of the Nile.
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They argue that a more conventional approach from the White House is essential if the president is to recover from his current low ebb.
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Indeed, financial assets as a share of net worth tends to map closely (inversely) to the ebb and flow of the personal savings rate.
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Make no mistake: This is the lowest ebb of a presidency defined by a series of low ebbs and defining of the presidency downward.
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As the show goes on, we see the ebb and flow of Josh and Tom's friendship over the course of a few crucial years.
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The meeting of the two prominent global leaders portrays a warm relationship and comes as Russia's relations with the U.S. are at a low ebb.
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Now, he seems on the way to restoring the lost Russian influence that he watched ebb in despair after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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How it works in practice has evolved considerably over the years, with some ebb and flow in the theory and practice of Federal Reserve independence.
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Yet it can also cause some headaches for busy florists, subjected as they are to the ebb and flow of millions of individual relationship dynamics.
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As tensions between the Trump administration and China ebb and flow, companies dependent on Taiwan are considering repositioning some operations in their global supply chains.
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Tempos ebb and flow, each percussive phrase punctuated by the sharp thwack of the Enter key—which, on a quality keyboard, sounds like a gunshot.
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This comes after a flow of jobs to Mexico that seemed to ebb after the election, with notable Trump tweets targeting Ford and Carrier Corp.
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That's because it is somewhat insulated from the ebb and flow of consumer tastes, such as the shift away from T-shirts to athletic wear.
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In the case of fishing gear, there are no worldwide laws to ebb this abandonment; rather, most efforts have been from environmental and nonprofit organizations.
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This may sap confidence in the sector, which was already at its lowest-ever ebb in polls by the Charity Commission, which began in 2005.
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Second, the Democratic Party (DP), the main opposition, was at a particularly low ebb when the election was called, even by its own dismal standards.
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U.S. import prices rose in September as the cost of petroleum and a range of other goods increased, suggesting import deflation was starting to ebb.
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America's own doping tidal wave took shape shortly before the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and did not finally ebb until well into the 21st century.
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His announcement is coming at a low ebb in Trump's polling, but it also comes as the GOP nominee's fundraising is picking up considerable steam.
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"We are optimistic that the external factors that partly contributed to push our economy into recession will ebb in 2017," Buhari said in a statement.
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TOKYO, June 21 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices edged down on Tuesday amid an ebb in risk aversion that favoured equities over safe-haven debt.
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Or, it may be that trends in cannabis use simply ebb and flow over time in a manner that is largely uninfluenced by state laws.
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Its shallow muddy waters confuse the marine mammals' sonar, leaving them vulnerable to stranding by an ebb tide, according to marine environmental organization Project Jonah.
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Some American Christians may be tempted to ignore these issues, hoping they are just a wave of "political incorrectness" that will ebb in due time.
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By contrast, when President Richard Nixon was forced from office in 1974, the economy was at a low ebb with unemployment and inflation spiking simultaneously.
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The constant ebb and flow of news on the US-China trade war has rocked global markets and left investors uncertain about what happens next.
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As Keating demonstrates, the creation and legitimation of nation-states are subject to the ebb and flow of strategic competition between the world's strongest states.
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He returned to land periodically, when his finances were at ebb tide, appearing as a soloist, performing in Limeliters reunion tours and making many records.
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Refinery utilization rates USOIRU=ECI rose 1 percentage point to 91.4 percent of total capacity, although usage could ebb with more maintenance expected this month.
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The arguments over what happened in Douma on April 7 and who was responsible have dragged US-Russian relations to their lowest ebb in decades.
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The Yellow Vests rejected the "Great National Debate" from the beginning, though the protest movement has hit its lowest ebb in numbers and public support.
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Releases of supplies has served to short-circuit price rallies in the past, and this filling may well serve to ebb the current sell-off.
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As terror threat levels ebb and flow, it can be difficult for many people to assess what parts of the world are riskier than others.
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Take a moment to notice some basic sensations, like the ebb and flow of your breath, or the feeling of your feet on the ground.
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In traditional economic models, productivity is determined by technological advances and business innovations that aren't tied to the ebb and flow of recessions and recoveries.
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But the history of soccer has always been one of ebb and flow: When one approach becomes orthodoxy, heresy will always bring a competitive advantage.
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"The ebb and flow of sentiment around US, China trade continues to pull global stock markets from pillar to post," CMC Markets' Michael Hewson wrote.
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Then Ms. Brunn, who has neuropathy, settles back in her wheelchair and waits for the jabbing pain in her shoulders, arms and hands to ebb.
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Markets ebb and flow so we are kind of always watching the markets and what we think the other potentials are out there for OmegA.
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The improvement in manufacturing reported by the Institute for Supply Management Monday likely reflected an ebb in trade tensions between the United States and China.
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S. economic data will likely factor a lot into gold traders' decision making into year-end as will the ebb and flow of trade talks.
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JGB yields also felt an upward pull after U.S. Treasury and German bund yields spiked overnight, pressured by an ebb on concerns towards North Korea.
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Releases of supplies have served to short-circuit price rallies in the past, and this filling may well serve to ebb the current sell-off.
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She measures the art-world's inconsistent attention to self-taught art in terms of the ebb and flow of group exhibitions in museums and elsewhere.
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On the one hand, this makes perfect sense — friendships between adults ebb and flow all the time because life, kids, work gets in the way.
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After spending three years in prison for robbery, Gzuz released his debut Ebbe & Flut ("Ebb & Flow") in 2015, launching him to national stardom in Germany.
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"Increasing regulation is here to stay — much like a permanent rise in sea level as opposed to an incoming tide that will ebb," Boston Consulting said.
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The very nature of emotions—which are symbolized by the Water element—is to ebb and flow, wax and wane, swell and shrink, come and go.
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Retailers that have struggled with these challenges, as well as the ebb and flow of brand popularity, often find themselves on a slippery slope to bankruptcy.
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The common currency has enjoyed a near 3 percent gain this month on factors including an ebb in French political concerns and upbeat euro zone data.
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Yet "The Marriage" is an abstract, minimalist experience in which the ebb and flow of geometric shapes stand in for Mr. Humble's relationship with his wife.
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This administration's ebb from further developing artificial intelligence also strays from other countries, though the White House's AI Task Force is working to increase digital security.
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One pair of drawers, however, remained faithfully in our (underwear) drawers throughout the ebb and flow of cheek coverage: a good, old-fashioned, pantyline-preventing thong.
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As a result, shares of companies in cyclical sectors and industries - those whose fortunes ebb and flow in tandem with the economy - have grown more attractive.
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"Aston Villa is at the lowest ebb in its history," said new owner Xia Jiantong after a deal to buy the English club earlier this year.
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The colour illustrations help fix the main characters in the reader's mind; a few more maps might have helped illustrate the ebb and flow of nations.
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A lawyer for the EBB had told Reuters last week after the EU decision to lower the duties that the group was preparing a subsidy complaint.
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Transparency and clear communication from central banks are vital to the ebb and flow of financial markets so when mishaps occur, the consequences can be harsh.
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Those seven days of fresh grief drove me to eat and drink in a numbed stupor that would ebb but eventually, increasingly, flow for months after.
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Yet when relations with Turkey are at a low ebb because of its incursion into Syria, the energy needed to push back seems to have sapped.
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This will build upon work done by MIT's Underworlds initiative, which wants to put sensors in sewer systems to watch the ebb and flow of disease.
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"We may ebb and flow from year to year, but the trend is upward," Ken Pimlott, the chief of Cal Fire, told The Hill last year.
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Russia is also unlikely to cooperate since relations and cooperation with the United States are at the lowest ebb since the end of the Cold War.
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But, if you don't mind the ebb and flow of tourist season, these places offer rental rates that nearly double at certain points of the year.
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There was nothing substantive that came out that suggested the deal is off or on, its just the ebb and flow of the news each day.
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With population growth slowing, the rising tide that had done so much to raise U.S. corporate growth and profits to record heights was projected to ebb.
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There is an ebb and flow to the lyrics and music that either resonates with someone or it doesn't depending on where they are in life.
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"Maybe we're in an ebb moment," mused Adler Guerrier, one of three Miami artists picked for the 2008 Biennial, the last time Miami made the cut.
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Crime is more like weather, influenced by the ebb and flow of individual, isolated phenomena but not defined by them and rarely directly controlled by them.
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She asks difficult questions about the ebb and flow of power in relationships, and about the fetishizing (and limitations) of storytelling as a vehicle for empathy.
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Margaery and Loras, brought low by imprisonment and seemingly at the lowest ebb of their hope, are about to get some from a most unlikely source.
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The ponds are then closed off, allowing the shrimp to grow in protected lagoons, until they are harvested by draining the water during an ebb tide.
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In relaying information from one carrier to the next, this monitor effectively controls the ebb and flow of global trade, protocol, and the dispersal of information.
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This is a battle the press has been avoiding for a long time, which is one reason among many its authority is at a low ebb.
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"For the last one and a half years, civilian-military ties have hit their lowest ebb," said Zahid Hussain, a widely read political columnist and analyst.
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But the appointments drew outrage inside and outside the C.F.P.B. Older agencies were accustomed to the ebb and flow of administrations, each with its own priorities.
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The plight of the Rohingyas has gained notoriety, though with compassion for refugees at an international ebb, they could be stuck in the camps for years.
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Though the strength of the protests will ebb and flow, none of those five countries has a clear path out of the protest movements that continue.
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In a flâneur-esque mode reminiscent of Jacques Prévert and Frank O'Hara, this poetry collection traces the ebb and flow of intimacy in contemporary gay life.
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And its dominance began to ebb amid rampant defections of top Cuban players and the growing inclusion of professionals from other nations in international baseball tournaments.
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The greenback underperformed against the safe-haven yen in the wake of a broader ebb in risk appetite as the Nikkei and crude oil prices fell.
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While members often proclaim their fealty to legislative oversight, it is a principle that seems to ebb and flow with the party affiliation of the president.
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The extent of sea ice tends to ebb and flow with the seasons, but over the past decade, both the highs and lows have gotten lower.
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There have already been signs of Mr. Putin's influence starting to ebb, however, and a few brutish spats among the elite have spilled into the open.
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Some economists have cautioned that the pace of growth could moderate this year because consumer spending may ebb slightly, even though strong exports performance of Japan Inc.
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Ties between the East Asian neighbours were already at their lowest ebb in years before Seoul's decision to end the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA).
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But she understands the ebb and flow of the game and what players want, perfectly, tailoring luxury environments and recruiting fresh meat to keep the regulars satisfied.
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Ties between the East Asian neighbors were already at their lowest ebb in years before Seoul's decision to end the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA).
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The brief and enchanting "For Love" is built on a lapping, ebb-and-flow melody, with a cascading feel that calls to mind his "Gangsterism" series. RUSSONELLO
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" Though the White House plan is being called out as cruel and depraved, Carter noted, the controversy won't get the sustained attention it deserves: "Astonishment will ebb.
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If they're not, they'll start to ebb … We'll see how the fall launch goes, which is a lot of eyes toward how successful the new phones are.
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He said the economic shock from the vote would ebb over time and that more European countries might want to break with the 28-nation European Union.
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Low-rated South European government bonds tend to rally when risk appetite is high and when the threat of euro zone break up is at an ebb.
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The U.S. economy has weathered much higher tax rates in the past 100 years with little apparent effect on the ebb and flow of economic growth, though.
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But even the best of these stories fit comfortably in an oppo research folder, to be used as weapons, fodder for the horse-race ebb and flow.
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Other top funding recipients include Ebb Therapeutics (formerly Cereve), which is working on a device to treat insomnia, and Novasom, a provider of prescription home sleep tests.
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The ebb and flow of a city may feel entirely unique, but it turns out there are universal laws that may govern the chaos of your commute.
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So, certainly we're going to watch it carefully, and it's going to ebb and flow, but right now I think we're seeing a pretty consistent consumer environment.
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This is the story of how NBA Entertainment bridged the divide between the league's low ebb and its Jordan-era renaissance, and helped to save the league.
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Stefan Meyer, an activist who grew up in East Berlin, remembers watching his parents' confidence ebb as they struggled to find their feet in the new country.
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"Kiss of the Spider Woman" was later a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, with music by John Kander and Fred Ebb and a book by Terrence McNally.
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As the center's data are updated daily with new hate crime incidents, she can observe how the crime counts ebb and flow depending on the political climate.
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"I am terrified of vouchers," said Kim Ebb, 92, who lives in a retirement community in Bethesda, Md., and has diabetes, atrial fibrillation and irritable bowel syndrome.
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I'll about my life and my relationship with all of the amazing people I've worked with, Liza and John Kander and Fred Ebb and all of that.
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He's at a low ebb at the moment, tied to a chair, wearing mitts and a helmet, and gazing at a hypnotically chanting Teddy Ruxpin hamster ball.
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Still, just as our natural loathing for Real Madrid was starting to ebb away, Marcelo has just brought it all rushing back in one vast, antediluvian flood.
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In spite of all that has happened I have, throughout the ebb & flow of the tides of fortune in the last 15 months, lived in hope & expectation.
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For him, the tide had turned at the lowest ebb, but had left him there, marooned in a strange place - a place that became his spiritual home.
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Coutinho always appears to be close to Neymar because it is Coutinho setting the tempo, Coutinho directing play, Coutinho controlling the ebb and flow of the attack.
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For many of us in El Paso, the international ebb and flow of people is part of daily life and our location is a source of pride.
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As such, the ebb and flow of a quarter of a million tonnes of aluminium doesn't actually say anything much about the state of the underlying market.
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The unusually large stock is linked in part to the ebb and flow of the city's economy, said Mary Ann McCulloch, president of the Eureka Heritage Society.
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Mr. Kulikauskas's idea was to bring a street photographer's eye to the "shifting metropolis" — the workers, residents and tourists whose numbers ebb and flow with the seasons.
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"The profitability question is one we know investors tend to ebb and flow about how important it is to get to profitability and how quickly," Griggs said.
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She said that a child's grief would ebb and flow; they may cry one minute and then resume playing or talking about other things the next minute.
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But those numbers are just lines in the sand, drawn during the course of extensive political negotiations and subject to the ebb and flow of public opinion.
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Troubles for manufacturing, which accounts for 11% of the economy, have persisted into the fourth quarter, despite the ebb in the trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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TOKYO, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices slipped across the board on Thursday as an ebb in risk aversion reduced investor demand for safe-haven debt.
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And it offers a recording, at last, of Ms. Thorvaldsdottir's "Metacosmos" (2017), which in its brief running time seems to ebb and flow on a cosmic scale.
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Short of that, he is simply another phenomenon within the arcane workings of the system, as worthy of support as the ebb and flow of the tides.
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Ernst: "Our climate always changes and we see those ebb and flows through time ... We need to always consider the impact to American industry and jobs" pic.twitter.
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"Even though traffic may ebb and flow in the malls ... we continue to increase our conversion with them," Abercrombie & Fitch Executive Chairman Arthur Martinez told analysts last week.
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Meanwhile, having faced a Tottenham side weakened in several departments and at something of a low ebb all told, Arsenal have been left to rue a missed opportunity.
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Though a second report on Friday showed an ebb in consumer sentiment in August as younger households worried about rising expenses, Americans were upbeat about the economy's prospects.
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It has this silence and ebb and flow and emotionality that is really different from conventional TV. And in a lot of ways, that's more important to me.
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The only way to curb the damage is to pass tougher legislation that will ebb the noxious flow of the material into delicate natural habitats around the world.
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With relations already at a low ebb between Rome and Brussels, Ciocca's act of defiance with a shoe is unlikely to mend fractious relations between the two sides.
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In 2017, putting together a daily comedy show that hinges on the ebb and flow of the news was like trying to stay afloat in a tidal wave.
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There's something about the ebb and flow of a jellyfish's body that makes you forget it can inflict serious harm, and also that there is an election happening.
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Relations between the two countries may be at their lowest ebb since 1916, when Woodrow Wilson sent over 6,000 soldiers into Mexico in pursuit of Francisco "Pancho" Villa.
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The ebb and flow of oil prices and the direction of the dollar could be important factors for stocks Tuesday, as traders also focus on a few earnings.
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There's certainly a will behind its mission today, and hopefully, that will not ebb away as people move on to, well, the next item in the news cycle.
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Reaching into his bathtub, where computer-generated waves ebb and crash, he pulls out a misshapen sea shell to illustrate the effects of carbon dioxide on the ocean.
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Robert Jackson, in his concurrence, held that a president's power "is at its lowest ebb" when he "takes measures incompatible with the expressed or implied will of Congress."
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"There are a lot of nuances in early balloting and you will see a lot of ebb and flows," said McDonald, who runs the United States Election Project.
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Economists speculated the ebb in business conditions was the result of escalating tensions between the United States and its trade partners, including Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Related: Ancient Organisms Ebb and Flow in Max Cooper's New Music Video Hypnotizing Music Video Visualizes Cellular Biology Minimalist Optical Patterns Emerge in Max Cooper's New Music Video
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With consistent practice — and self-compassion for when it feels like you've failed at using your new skills — those uncomfortable feelings should ebb or become manageable over time.
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While support for conspiracy theories does ebb and flow in America, there is no time to wait and hope for Trump and his supporters to uncoil their views.
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Internal infrastructure, whether digital or physical, is meant to encourage and foster a natural ebb and flow — of both good and bad — with the world beyond the walls.
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Relations between Germany and Russia are at their lowest ebb for years due to sharp disagreements over the crises in Ukraine and Syria and Moscow's human rights record.
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The team is at something of a low ebb at the moment and, as such, they looked to the talismanic influence of Zlatan Ibrahimovic at every given opportunity.
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For the paralyzed and ineffective government that came out of the last UK elections that task may prove impossible: public trust will ebb away, market confidence will dip.
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The ruling theocracy is at its lowest ebb because, as Khamenei himself acknowledged, even one step back in its policies would mean the collapse of the whole system.
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But the lively and innovative movement that followed punk and seemed to offer endless possibilities and critiques of corporate capitalism was starting to repeat itself and ebb away.
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Ruth Radelet sounds as good as she ever has, and the song has a gentle ebb and flow, eventually leading to a simple, synth-driven (what else?) hook.
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I wanted the entire recording to ebb and flow in a particular way, so I would tinker with an idea here and there to get the end result.
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Evaluations of presidents do ebb and flow, but the level of change it will take to put Trump in the well-loved category has historically required a crisis.
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Economists speculated the ebb in business conditions was the result of escalating tensions between the United States and its trade partners, including Canada, Mexico, and the European Union.
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The facts are clearer than ever, but those institutions are weaker and social trust, which the right has been concertedly attacking for decades, is at a low ebb.
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Kander and Ebb, who wrote the scores for Cabaret, Chicago, and other less-well-known musicals whose songs have become more famous than the shows they were in.
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In "Full-Time Driver," he even gets starry-eyed about his youthful days delivering pizzas: The richest part was when businesswould ebb, and I'd coast the summer streets.
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We follow the ebb and flow of beliefs and emotions, hopes and fears, from the invasion of Confederate forces into Pennsylvania in 1863 through the tumult of Reconstruction.
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Qassem Soleimani, the commander of the Quds Force, to Baghdad after the results, to ensure that its influence does not ebb with the formation of the next government.
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At best, Christians may hope to build a counterculture, but in the wider landscape our ability to shape trends or resist them is at a historical low ebb.
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Ties between the East Asian nations are already at a low ebb following a compensation dispute over Koreans forced to work in Japanese factories in World War Two.
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Once concerns about the virus ebb, the rouble is likely to regain ground, supported by still-high oil prices and yields offered by rouble-denominated bonds, analysts say.
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Not necessarily, but it does require ensuring global health investments are paired with greater international support for democracy and governance, which is at its lowest ebb in decades.
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But the ebb and flow of trade noise changes quite radically and you have to be circumspect in taking one tweet or quote as a statement of fact.
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"Oil is the predominant market driver globally with an added contribution from the ebb and flow from Brexit tensions," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.
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"This applies to the coronavirus, and Grayson said she is anticipating a "seasonal ebb-and-flow of coronavirus will lead to a reduction of cases over the summer.
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Monday, May 15 With the Comey explosion starting to ebb, the White House was focused on beating back palace intrigue stories about a rumored West Wing shake-up.
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"Oil is the predominant market driver globally with an added contribution from the ebb and flow from Brexit tensions," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.
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He has had periods of dramatic ebb and flow and has not started more than 11 games in a season at any point in his seven-season career.
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The dollar eased 0.18 percent to 108.86 after advancing 0.5 percent against its Japanese peer overnight, amid a further ebb in risk aversion with U.S. stocks posting strong gains.
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Christie said he expects the airline is on solid footing because its customers are mostly vacationers, not business travelers, which tend to ebb and flow more with economic cycles.
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In the DeVos's financial web, there are a seemingly endless number of offshoots, like the company EBB Parent Holdings, in which DeVos invests between $5 million and $25 million.
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There wasn't a wait, and my room was ready, though I did notice a line later in the day indicating there's a strong ebb and flow of guest activity.
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Kasich's town halls -- the backbone of his candidacy and the driving force behind his success in New Hampshire -- ebb and flow, with mixes of comedy, compassion and occasional cantankerousness.
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The result is a mélange of disparate cultures, languages, and typographic styles that unexpectedly make perfect sense together, visually symbolizing the natural ebb and flow of a good conversation.
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Echo's control of the lenses on his front-facing cameras was starting to ebb as he ran out of power — but after a few tries, he recognized the face.
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But fishermen who do so are often the most passionate of conservationists, seeing as they do the ebb and flow of the species up close, over seasons, over years.
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Since many are in France, renewed pressure for their extradition threatens to create yet another source of friction between two countries whose relations are already at a low ebb.
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Relations between France and Italy were at a low ebb following France's decision to nationalise the STX France shipyards, thus cancelling a deal with an Italian state-owned firm.
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A slight ebb in concerns towards the French presidential election has helped the common currency, which had sunk to a 1-1/2-month low of $1.0494 last week.
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"From sales and orders to confidence and investment intentions, many of the business indicators we track are at a low ebb," the BCC's acting director general, Adam Marshall, said.
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Even if our sense that Trump might provoke a war by accident begins to ebb, it will be replaced by a sense that he might provoke war on purpose.
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The UK bond picture - which has been complicated by the ebb and flow of UK interest rate rise speculation over the past couple of years - is perhaps less stark.
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The time when a system requires propping up is when it is resented—which is when any faith that it is doing good will be at a low ebb.
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KARACHI, June 29 (Reuters) - Pakistan shares closed nearly 2 percent higher on Wednesday, in line with global markets as the immediate drag from the Brexit vote began to ebb.
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China has been mired in industrial deflation for more than three years, hurt by weak commodity prices and lackluster overseas demand, but analysts expect this to continue to ebb.
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The expectations for lower growth were centered on U.S. trade policy, slowing growth in China and Europe, and the natural ebb and flow of the business and credit cycles.
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Economists speculated the ebb in business conditions was the result of escalating tensions between the United States and its trade partners, including the European Union, Canada, Mexico and Japan.
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He has been doing boat tours since he was nine years old—state laws don't apply on reservations—and knows the ebb and flow and sludge of the waterways.
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Amid the tentative ebb in risk aversion in the broader markets, perceived safe havens such as the Japanese yen and Swiss franc handed back some of their recent gains.
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It's a word I'll hear a lot while I'm there: The unexpected is woven into the ebb and flow round the corner of Via Stella and Via delle Rose.
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The Mexican peso, considered a rough barometer of the ebb and flow of Trump's fortunes in the presidential race, struggled at a near one-month low against the greenback.
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But as the election gets closer -- and it becomes more and more clear that third-party candidate isn't going to win -- support for the candidate starts to ebb away.
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Ample research attests that with one's feelings of control and personal agency at an ebb — such as in infancy, in sickness or old age — one's dependence on others rises.
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Now you'll need a microscope to find the most important ingredients at breweries like Ebb & Flow Fermentations, a microbial-minded operation in Cape Girardeau, Mo., near the Mississippi River.
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Even though it might seem like a bad sign that markets are down, it's generally just part of the ebb and flow of economic cycles over the long term.
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Fear, rage, disgust, helplessness, a sardonic amusement and a sorrow beyond tears — these responses ebb and flow in a seemingly unending cycle during the show's time-bending 80 minutes.
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Most South Koreans appeared to consider the tit-for-tat just another episode in the decades-old ebb and flow of tensions and jitters they have grown used to.
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Once concerns about the virus ebb, the rouble is likely to regain ground, supported by still high oil prices and the yields offered by rouble-denominated bonds, analysts say.
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Ideally, it's a lovely ebb and flow, and then you end up having some authorship over the things that you're doing because it becomes both yours and the director's.
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But risk aversion began to ebb on Monday and the region's shares rallied as North Korea's leader signalled that he would delay plans to fire a missile near Guam.
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As I waded through waist-high bunch grass, clambering over caked barricades of branches and mud, I was struck by the abundance of wilderness uncovered by a river's ebb.
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As I watched the on-screen glow of fire and wreckage in a smoldering corner of the hotel, I pictured that life insurance policy and felt my panic ebb.
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Several white men, including the merchant who had had the altercation with the son, harassed Ebb and then accused him of firing a shot at a visitor from Columbus.
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Economists saw a limited impact on retail sales for now from a recent ebb in consumer sentiment, citing a robust labor market, which is steadily pushing up wage growth.
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Message to the Future stands as a reminder that cycles of oppression and marginalization follow an ebb and flow, escalating to painful crescendos both in private and in public.
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Related: Fear, Censorship, and Pledges of Loyalty: Egyptian Press Freedom Is at Its Lowest Ebb The report implicates two European companies in the sale of surveillance technology to TRD.
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When he sat down with Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit here on Friday, ties between the two countries were near the lowest ebb since the Cold War.
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And since its formation, the Moon has held physical influence over the Earth, by affecting the ebb and flow of the Earth's tides and by stabilizing our planet's rotational axis.
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Relations between the EU and Russia are at a low ebb after Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and its alleged support for a pro-Russian uprising in east Ukraine.
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There's an ebb and a flow to it — such is the nature of breastfeeding a growing child — and truthfully, I have no idea how much longer we'll be at this.
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Offshore currency and swap markets are typically freer of heavy central bank influence than domestic markets, but they are still vulnerable to the ebb and flow of local currency liquidity.
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But like solar and wind, tides are not constant; the speed at which the tides ebb and flow is constantly changing in a sinusoidal pattern, repeated roughly every six hours.
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"Gold has had quite a strong performance in the last two days and this fall is just an ebb in the flow," said Daniel Ghali, commodity strategist at TD Securities.
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Added to that historical tension, the military sale comes at a time when relations between Washington and Beijing are at a particularly low ebb due to the ongoing trade war.
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Relations across the Taiwan Strait ebb and flow depending on who holds power in Taipei — and tensions with Beijing have risen since independence-leaning DPP swept to power in 2016.
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The team behind this technology, which they call Ebb, developed it to explore how fashion and clothing would change if the wearer could adjust the color whenever they wanted to.
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The broader, more pressing -- and vexing -- problem is what to do to get us beyond the ugly ebb and flow of shooting then outrage, shooting then outrage, shooting then outrage.
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Normally, the monthly ebb and flow of the tides does us no harm, but when a full moon happens to coincide with blustery conditions, things can get a bit messy.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission has begun a new investigation into whether Argentine biodiesel exporters benefit from unfair subsidies, following a complaint in December by the European Biodiesel Board (EBB).
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The Zhengzhou forward curve remains in a steep contango, with January's 121 yuan above August prices, indicating the market expects the current crunch to ebb as mines churn out more.
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The overall product is something between glitch art and augmented reality, and you can see Tokyo ebb and flow for yourself below: The Others from Hiroshi Kondo / STNW on Vimeo.
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"Washington is a challenging place to understand, and it takes a great deal of time for investors to understand the workings, the ebb and flow," said the former Senate aide.
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With the ebb and flow in risk appetite having dictated movements in major currencies so far this year, the focus remained on the fortunes of the commodity and equity markets.
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Ted Cruz takes a page from Chris Christie Ted Cruz needs Trump's momentum to ebb as much as anyone, but he didn't spend much of the night on the attack.
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The dollar eased 0.71973 percent to 108.520 yen after advancing 0.5 percent against its Japanese peer overnight amid a further ebb in risk aversion with U.S. stocks posting strong gains.
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But more importantly, the net worth of many employees can be locked up in Twitter shares (called RSUs), meaning compensation can ebb and flow with the price of the stock.
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But if the economy actually needs a real rate of minus 4% to revive, spending will remain too weak, economic slack will persist and inflation will ebb, falling under target.
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Dhanda said he's noticed more investors turning to real estate in a search of assets that aren't tied to the typical ebb and flow of the stock and bond markets.
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Geopolitical factors and the ebb and flow of tensions, even during the Cold War, meant there were some periods when US presidents did try to forge dialogue with the Kremlin.
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The euro touched a 1-1/2-month high of 122.200 yen , with the safe-haven Japanese currency broadly on the defensive amid a recent ebb in broader risk aversion.
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In this case, however, you're peering deep inside logs and tree branches while their rings and knots ebb and flow as Foxwell cuts deeper and deeper into his unorthodox medium.
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The dollar eased 0.17 percent to 108.83 yen after advancing 0.5 percent against its Japanese peer overnight, amid a further ebb in risk aversion with U.S. stocks posting strong gains.
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He does not hesitate to tell his superiors in outbursts of slang precisely what he thinks of them, even though his finances at the time are at a low ebb.
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We listen to a lot of pretty music, punk, metal, industrial, techno stuff, and it kind of put everything into a blender without trying to mimic Nitzer Ebb or whatever.
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Charles M. Blow There are only a handful of days until Election Day and an end to this phase of a nation's — and the world's — ebb and flow of anxiety.
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At the same time, the show pushes back at homophobia—subtly, without cant—by celebrating gentleness, candor, and vulnerability, the ebb and flow of emotion among people who mean well.
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Patrick Carlisle, the chief market analyst at Paragon Real Estate Group, in San Francisco, said the number and prices of properties available fluctuated with the ebb and flow of listings.
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And even if Roman isn't at as low of an ebb as his brother, it's clear that on some level, he has no idea what the company's future should be.
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You may push back against that, but I do think there's been an ebb and flow, and we are definitely at the height of a kind of robber baron era.
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Neighborhood Joint During evening rush hour, the ebb and flow of commuters who visit Pennsylvania Station's only liquor store resembles a wave crashing into, and then retreating, from the shore.
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Now, with four contests over, 154 delegates awarded, and the deep drama of political ebb and flow on full display, we know that March will be full of political madness.
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As the migrant populations ebb and flow, these businesses, too, come and go, like a restaurant serving South Asian cuisine and a Cuban-run gay bar that thrived, then closed.
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It makes these technologies uniquely vulnerable to the ebb and flow of public opinion and policymaker interest, and increases the need for simple, durable policies that can weather political shifts.
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Long novels brilliantly capture the ebb and flow of life as it's lived, and they remind us that we exist atop so many different past lives we can't quite recall.
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Hilarity occasionally causes narrative drive to ebb, but the escapades are underpinned by a strong voice that seems to have seen everyone's worst, and to have nothing left to conceal.
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The viruses that cause the flu are numberless, they shift shape quickly and they surge and ebb every year, making influenza a top public health concern in the United States.
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Then there's getting the feel of the ocean — the ebb and flow, currents and waves — which you can learn simply by floating flat on your back on the water's surface.
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"The core issue is that global growth is slowing and while the trade war concerns ebb and flow there's a general sense that they are here for longer," he said.
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The show can be digested as viewers ebb and flow from the sculptures to the drawings and back again: The sculptures and fabricated works all cross-reference Koch's intimate drawings.
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And studies of prevalence can't tell you if so many women are affected because all men harass at some low, constant ebb or few men do it, like, all the time.
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Park's leadership had begun to ebb well before, when she faced public anger over her handling of the 2014 Sewol ferry sinking that killed more than 300 people, mostly school children.
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Videos taken on Saturday evening from the Oroville Dam in Northern California showed the ebb and flow of the Wall Fire in Butte County, which has so far scorched 4,400 acres.
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Given the highly partisan nature of the immigration debate, it is little surprise that growth in the 287(g) programme has followed the ebb and flow of the national political cycle.
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Some of that is based on legitimate concerns about how Stadia will perform as internet speeds ebb and flow, especially since very few people have had hands-on time with it.
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DAMA's operators saw an oscillating signal, peaking in June and at its lowest ebb in December, which was consistent with the Milky Way being embedded in a halo of dark matter.
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Tinder veterans are well aware of the ebb and flow of the app, with spiked engagement on Friday nights as well as following holidays like Christmas, New Year's and Valentine's Day.
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The president, Justice Hugo Black wrote, is not "a lawmaker"; when he acts in ways that thwart congressional will, Justice Robert Jackson added, a president's power is "at its lowest ebb".
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That is substantially down on an estimated growth rate of 2.9% for last year, as the Federal Reserve tightens monetary policy and as the effects of last year's tax cuts ebb.
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As a result, they were accidentally launched into the nearby Ebb Tide Suites hotel next door, where they were still heavy enough to create a pair of holes in the roof.
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Although my grandma is old, she follows the ebb and flow of developments on the battlefield that she still considers her neighborhood — a region where she spent more than 70 years.
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The latest Gallup track on June 250 put Trump's job approval at a dismal 236% -- a single percentage point away from the lowest ebb of his time in the White House.
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With relations already at a low ebb, Russia's devastating bombing campaign in Aleppo, which is not expected to be formerly discussed, has provided a dark backdrop for the meeting, diplomats said.
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Then in '89 we made our first record with Nitzer Ebb and that was the first one we really programmed, so I just got more and more into the electronic field.
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With the major consumers locked into long-term contracts at big discounts to the cash price and local miners increasing output, the months-long buying may ebb in December, traders said.
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For Democrats, now at their lowest ebb in power since at least the 1920's, the results of that loss in state-level influence have been both catastrophic and entirely predictable.
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Mr. Blake has worked a smart array of subtle variations into his sound: delicate, high-voiced, musically spacious to the point of near-transparency, ebb-tide to the point of miasma.
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Granted, some studios have reduced their presence at the convention, but that's largely based on other concerns, from leaked footage to the ebb and flow of releases aimed at fan communities.
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They happily attacked a top-water lure or fly twitched along a current seam, but only in the first hour of the ebb, and then only when it corresponded with dawn.
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Having covered financial stocks at big and small banks for more than two decades, David Hilder was accustomed to the ebb and flow of Wall Street job cuts and hiring sprees.
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Interacting as they do with pathogens, these narratives themselves can shape the ebb and flow of pathogens for better or worse, as people change their behaviors in response to epidemiological reporting.
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A rarefied elite has always held sway over the competition, even if its identity has shifted over the years, mapping the ebb and flow of primacy among Europe's great domestic leagues.
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According to Jordan Jay, the A&R wunderkind behind groups like Girls Aloud and The Saturdays, this lack of success can simply be attributed to ebb and flow of market trends.
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The most recent — the embittered romantic Claire Zachanassian in "The Visit," crafted by her frequent collaborators John Kander, Fred Ebb and Terrence McNally — earned Rivera a 10th Tony nomination in 2015.
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When I compose, I find myself returning to this tradition, particularly as it relates to creating musical drama without a Romantic sense of ebb and flow leading to a climactic moment.
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Mass demonstrations surge and ebb quickly, with activist crowds flowing through the streets and, depending on police response, aiming to be suddenly as hard as ice or as elusive as mist.
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Terry and Steve Wiederlight, who are brothers and the current owners, have watched the business established by their grandfather and father in 1946 ebb and flow through the industry's sea changes.
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Thoreau was, in fact, deeply interested in identifying and experiencing nature's often overlooked cycles: the ebb and flow of water, the passing of the seasons, the repeated emergence of the dawn.
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The European Commission did start an investigation in 2012 into alleged subsidies in the sector for both Argentina and Indonesia, but terminated it in 2013 after the EBB withdrew its complaint.
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Trump created upheaval Midterm elections are almost always a verdict on the incumbent president and the fortunes of Republican House and Senate candidates will ebb and flow with perceptions of Trump.
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But where constructing a story like this on television allows for ample space to play out the ebb and flow of those emotions, doing so on film is really, really tough.
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Here's John Sides, a political scientist who writes for the Washington Post: Conventions generate a larger "dose" of information than is provided by the daily ebb and flow of news coverage.
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Democrats might also comfort themselves that there is always an electoral backlash against the party that controls the White House, an almost "thermostatic" ebb and flow to partisan fortunes in America.
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The other reason their deployment is rare is that network assurance already has to handle a remarkable amount of surging traffic throughout the normal ebb and flow of a dense urban city.
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Every market will ebb and flow and will sometimes have pockets of undersupply and oversupply, but the long term trend is clearly that there's a need for more hotel rooms in China.
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"Even while tensions are at a relatively low ebb, I think we can expect to see military flights to the Spratlys in the coming months – including the first jet fighters," Storey said.
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Brent crude oil futures gained 0.68% to $59.04 per barrel, following in the tracks of improved equity markets, with an ebb in recession concerns curbing fears of weak global demand for commodities.
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Glaciers carve out and drag sediment from rocks as they flow into the sea over time, leaving a historical record of their ebb and flow buried under layers of the ocean floor.
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Brent crude oil futures gained 1% to $59.22 per barrel, following in the tracks of improved equity markets, with an ebb in recession concerns curbing fears of weak global demand for commodities.
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Eventually, for the media and politicians of all stripes to alternately celebrate and slander them as the tides of national opinion ebb and flow becomes not so much heartlessness as mere pragmatism.
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Tears pour out of my eyes, roll across my cheeks, and meld with the salt water as I try to still my mind to become one with the water's ebb and flow.
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Relations across the Taiwan Strait ebb and flow depending on who holds power in Taipei — and tensions with Beijing have risen since the independence-leaning DPP swept to power three years ago.
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Politicians tend to follow the wind; if the SLFP performs poorly, power will ebb away from the president in anticipation of the presidential election in 2019 and a parliamentary one in 2020.
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The charm of ANTI, then, is how it deals with love, hurt, and relationships; it all feels sonically messy, leaving us with songs that don't naturally ebb and flow from the next.
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A graduate of Columbia Law School who was a clerk for Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, he arrived in Baghdad in January 2004, when the war effort was at a low ebb.
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"Our position generally as a nation has been that these things ebb and flow and they come up from time to time, but we work with all of the countries," he continued.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to the ebb and flow in risk appetite and fluctuations in commodity prices, fell 0.4 percent to $0.6975 after touching a nine-day high of $0.7046 on Friday.
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As Iran's economy struggles under U.S. sanctions restricting its key economic sectors including oil, shipping and banking, its relations with the U.S. and its Middle Eastern neighbors are at a low ebb.
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In the research note, the analysts projected oil prices would likely "ebb and flow" over the coming months while "geopolitically driven supply disruptions" were likely to be much more "consequential" in 2018.
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Being the size they are, housing developments and apartment buildings aren't able to match the ebb and flow of demand as quickly as other things people rent or buy, like a car.
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It has proved exceptionally hard, for instance, to kick-start borrowing in the euro zone because confidence has sunk to a low ebb and bad loans from the past are piled high.
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Pay attention to the ebb and flow of feelings and how (or if) you physically express them, especially during the hard clash between the moon and Mars in sentimental Cancer on Tuesday.
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It's not afraid to have people talking to each other while gasping for breath, or having a music-like ebb and flow that crescendos, diminuendos, fades out and sparks back up again.
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Because no one else will understand your situation, the rules of your tiny country, like they do; even your closest friends, sisters and parents won't have seen you at your lowest ebb.
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With unforced realism and a graceful visual style — punctuated by a series of fluid, intimate walks — the Bulgarian director Ilian Metev beautifully captures the ebb and flow of one family's everyday life.
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Joanne P. McCallie, Duke's coach, was quoted as criticizing Geno Auriemma, the UConn coach, in the summer of 23, suggesting the Huskies had grown desperate as their talent had begun to ebb.
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Even the Olympic hero Keflezighi falls victim to the inevitable ebb and flow of fitness, though his triumphant 2014 Boston win, at 38, proves that age, like time, is just a number.
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Brodie Van Wagenen, the team's new general manager, and members of his front office detected an ebb in Smith's performance early this spring when Smith struck out three times in a game.
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The sand had come from a quarry outside the city and was due to be returned; the water's ebb and flow was controlled by hidden pistons, but the carefree mood was real.
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The figures chimed with a slew of dismal manufacturing data across Europe, after a survey on Monday showed German factories were at their lowest ebb last month in more than 10 years.
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" Noah explained that when he took over the Comedy Central show from host Jon Stewart in 2015 there was a ebb and flow to the news cycle and "a cadence to it.
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The financial crisis struck at a low ebb in George W. Bush's effectiveness, but the Great Depression hit with a popular and (at that point) famously competent Herbert Hoover at the helm.
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"These tensions with the U.S. are not going to disappear, they are just going to ebb and flow," she said, adding the economy was also imbalanced and had very high debt levels.
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The vacant storefronts will fill up, rents will skyrocket, the current inhabitants will get forced out; or a plateau followed by an ebb, these few blocks slowly withering back to tumbleweed territory.
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There's a such a performativity in being a woman, and you're asked to be sort of constant so that the men in your life can be the ones that ebb and flow.
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PRO-PUTIN PARTY AT LOW EBB The elections present a challenge for the authorities with the popularity of United Russia at its lowest in more than a decade, according to official pollsters.
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The RBI also said it expected the impact from the measures to ebb as new notes come into circulation, even as it trimmed its growth forecast for the year ending in March 203.
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As the war in Syria enters its eighth brutal year and the complex alliances, front lines, and war crime allegations ebb and flow from view, it is very difficult to get unbiased information.
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The euro, which has enjoyed a bull run this month on factors including an ebb in French political concerns and upbeat euro zone data, was up 0.2 percent against the greenback at $1.1204.
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UBS shares rose by 4 percent in early trading, although analysts at Baader Helvea highlighted the small ebb of money in wealth management and more cautious outlook as dimming an otherwise bright picture.
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Emile Hokayem of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a think-tank in London, doubts that they can be made to: "The ebb and flow of street protest is the region's new normal."
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We've seen upheavals in some sectors that have been relatively swift (as was the case with travel agents at the turn of the 21st century) and other automation processes that ebb and flow.
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From the spring/summer 2003 Luella Bartley-designed Mulberry bag named for Gisele Bündchen to Proenza Schouler's 'anti-It Bag' the PS1, the tan pocketbook has weathered the ebb and flow of trends.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to the ebb and flow in risk appetite and fluctuations in commodity prices, was up 0.2 percent at $0.7022 after touching a nine-day high of $0.7046 on Friday.
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"Miki Dora," a tribute to a surfer of the same name, builds splendidly over a glowing, circular guitar riff and a melody whose split halves, mirroring each other, ebb and flow like waves.
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The Eurasia Group analysts said that the escalation of tensions on Friday could mark a new low ebb in US-Russia relations and lead to "intense" political pressure for the U.S. to act.
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The dollar was steady at 108.230 yen, supported as U.S. Treasury yields climbed to a one-week high amid the ebb in investor risk aversion following some progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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The dollar also drew support as U.S. Treasury yields rose and pulled away from two-month lows as some of the risk aversion that gripped the broader markets last week began to ebb.
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For most of us, this natural ebb and flow of energy leaves us wavering between focused periods of high energy followed by far less productive periods, when we tire and succumb to distractions.
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There's a cyclical nature to compositions like "Thirteen"—a threatening ebb and flow driven by Olson's sax bleats and third member Jim Baljo's sewer-stained guitar work—that makes the gloom feel inescapable.
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China Some in the Australia foreign policy establishment worry that if the United States influence in the world begins to ebb, it will need to pivot closer to China, its largest trading partner.
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We may not be able to talk to each other between the two cars, but we're in sync, a crescendo and ebb of wailing engines and humming tires that bounces off mountain walls.
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Still, like any other genre, consumers are constantly looking for something new at a break-neck pace and genres like dancehall thrive on recognition and crowd reaction to create its ebb and flow.
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A well-advertised, intense and long-lasting heat wave is gearing up across the middle of the U.S. on Monday, and is not forecast to ebb until at least a week from now.
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When I first started playing, it was still a lot of Nitzer Ebb, Ministry, Revolting Cocks, Anne Clark, Section 225, early New Order—all stuff that was in that 28-225 BPM range.
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The RBI also said it expected the impact from the measures to ebb as new notes come into circulation, even as it trimmed its growth forecast for the year ending in March 2017.
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"It is fun to investigate the ebb and flow of this relationship with someone as unbelievable and capable and lovely as [him]," Moore told ET. The fight was, of course, hard to watch.
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Besides saline, the ebb and flow of available drugs have medical practitioners at hospitals across the country relying on what they have, safeguarding what's available, and using ingenuity to care for their patients.
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Waves form as the duo align and break, ebb and flow, as Mr. Pollini, improvising on chord clusters and stamping on the pedals, is heard from speakers behind or far from the piano.
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It could be that we're merely at an ebb in the democratic tide; that what's coming in the next 20 years isn't a further decline in democracy but a new crisis of authoritarianism.
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And the consensus among private and government forecasters is that the G.D.P. growth rate is likely to ebb quickly, once tariffs are actually in effect and the tax cut gains are all realized.
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Amid the terror and aggressiveness then of government and military leaders on both sides, little or no thought was given what to do with the warheads should the risk of mass annihilation ebb.
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As these retirees, designated by initials only, sit by an imaginary sea, the text juxtaposes their streams of consciousness to create a stuttering chorus: Thoughts spring up then falter, memories ebb and flow.
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He said a personal meeting with Mr. Trump would help both countries, whose relations have plunged to their lowest ebb in decades after a series of tit-for-tat sanctions and diplomatic expulsions.
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But the ebb and flow of human traffic over borders, the mingling of people and goods and ideas, is the natural pattern of human cooperation, and the durable basis of positive-sum peace.
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This was the year — with Britain out, terrorism waning and the migrant crisis at an ebb — that the European Union had hoped to repair and revive its cherished goal of open internal borders.
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But, there is always the concern that some of the concerns that are occurring from trade and from some of the headlines that you just referenced, might start causing consumer confidence to ebb.
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One former US ambassador told me on returning from his overseas posting that he dropped in to see old colleagues and was stunned to discover the mood on the lowest ebb he'd experienced.
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The robust labor market, especially strengthening wage growth, suggests the economy will continue to expand this year despite the ebb in consumer confidence, continued weakness in the housing market and cooling manufacturing activity.
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The ebb and flow of karmic waves happened to bless Chicago's Knuckle Puck and the Alternative Press World Tour with a sonically tubular ride on a frigid Wednesday evening in early February, no less.
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The current prevailing theory is that a lack of sunlight during shorter winter days is at the root of the disorder, perhaps because it throws off the ebb and flow of our circadian rhythms.
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For most economists, the only question is how much consumer spending will ebb in the coming months, given it has been driven by rising wages, which will soon be eaten away by surging inflation.
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The boost his triumph would have given Ms Le Pen, who the polls suggest is unlikely to become president, would have been insignificant next to the ebb and flow of the campaign within France.
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Carmakers generally close their factories over the summer for a few weeks to allow for retooling and repair work as many staff take vacation and sales are at their lowest ebb in the year.
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And even if trade tensions, and with it global recession fears ebb, other uncertainties - Brexit, Italy's budget clash with the EU - suggest bonds will hold their cachet for some time, said Dixmier at Allianz.
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THE currents of trade, President Donald Trump accepts, will ebb and flow: "Sometimes they can be up and sometimes we can be up," he said in an interview with The Economist on May 4th.
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Modi has already seen support among the huge agriculture sector ebb following several crop failures, so appeasing the middle class, which accounts for about a quarter of the 25 billion population, looks increasingly important.
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The current southerly winds blowing toward Mosul are expected to ebb in the next couple of days, but there has been no rain in Mosul for months and there's none in the immediate forecast.
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Then, the Fed will be forced to employ emergency measures again, this time with no guarantee that they will ward off, or even lessen, a recession that comes with inflation at such low ebb.
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It's is a wonderful contrast to Varvara and Mar's previous work with metronomes because seeing these works side by side illustrates how the ebb and flow of human behavior mirrors the rest of nature.
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The result is a believable slice of New York life, presented from the eyes of a casual bystander standing among the ebb and flow of a historic transportation hub in the country's largest city.
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The dollar was marginally lower against the euro, which has enjoyed a bull run this month on factors including an ebb in French political concerns, upbeat euro zone data, and a widening German-U.
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And I think because they love each other so much that she saw him hurting, and she saw that their relationship was not cracked but relationships go up and down and ebb and flow.
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Klonksy notes that it is human nature for our emotions to ebb and flow, and those who attempt suicide without more forethought are having a potentially lethal response to a temporary spike in despair.
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But Bleed for This centers on an incredibly turbulent period in Paz's life, starting at the lowest ebb of his career where he almost died from dehydration after losing to Roger "Floyd's Uncle" Mayweather.
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Attraction and repulsion ebb and flow here, too, and a troubled relationship is subtly suggested before the window screen rises and we are invited to leave the dancers as they appear to begin again.
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Call them a flood and you will concentrate on building a dyke and plugging the leaks; understand them as ebb and flow and your mind will naturally turn to what attracts and repels them.
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The dispute, triggered after a South Korean court ordered Japanese firms last year to compensate some of their former labourers, has brought their ties to their lowest ebb in more than half a century.
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"Trump's tariff hikes and especially the U.S. export ban on Huawei has heightened nationalist sentiment in China and made Beijing more skeptical that a deal will bring a lasting ebb in tensions," they added.
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The ebb and flow of that demand has played an important role in determining the dollar's value on the world's foreign exchanges, especially in the mid-2000s when both deficits widened rapidly in tandem.
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Such pure and unadulterated displays of altruism should be celebrated, for while this moment of unity will ebb like the waters which have spilled into Houston's streets, they nevertheless represent our true underlying condition.
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It also halted its slide against the euro, which had enjoyed a bull run this month on factors including an ebb in French political concerns, upbeat euro zone data, and a widening German-U.
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Fitch estimates that Panama's real GDP growth moderated to around 5% in 2016, below its prior five-year average of 8% due to an ebb in regional trade activity affecting its key logistics sector.
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Earlier this week in the New York Post, Joel Sherman talked to Don Mattingly, who was the New York Yankees' answer to Wright during a low ebb for their franchise a couple decades ago.
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In fact, the hormonal ebb and flow of the menstrual cycle may affect your sleep throughout the month, not just during your period, explains Armando Hernandez-Rey, MD, a fertility expert at Conceptions Florida.
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Soon enough, the UEFA coefficient of Serie A had fallen below that of the Portuguese Primeira Liga, and Italy's reputation as the home of sublime defensive football had began to dissipate and ebb away.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's coalition partners clashed angrily on Friday over mutual allegations of corruption, with relations between the League and 5-Star Movement at their lowest ebb since they formed a government last May.
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Welch and fellow founding member James "Munky" Shaffer steer the ebb-and-flow momentum with their dueling guitars, while bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu and drummer Luzier maintain the devastating tumult of the rhythm section.
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Mr. Sanders, however, has some of the most committed supporters in the race and, significantly, his advantage with Iowa Democrats does not ebb when the field is narrowed to only the top four candidates.
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Unlike the 2015 Iran deal, which was a fragile nonbinding political agreement subject to the ebb and flow of American politics, Trump could offer to submit a binding treaty to the Senate for ratification.
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The index has fallen more than 1 percent this week, with investor flows being diverted from the greenback to other currencies including emerging market ones amid an ebb in U.S.-China trade war concerns.
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Levels of histamine in your brain ebb and flow throughout the day: The chemical fires like crazy when you're awake, more slowly when you're tired or relaxed, and not at all when you're sleeping.
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Now, as China's voracious appetite for Australia's commodity exports ebb, the nation has deftly positioned itself as an attractive destination for Chinese tourists - most of them well-heeled and eager to splurge on creature comforts.
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Relations across the Taiwan Strait ebb and flow depending on who holds power in Taipei — and tensions with Beijing have risen since Tsai's independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) swept to power two years ago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business growth accelerated in June, offering encouragement to the European Central Bank to tighten policy, but optimism among purchasing managers was at its lowest ebb since late 2016, a survey found.
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Now, its instruments have revealed two other things : a puzzling seasonal ebb and flow of the planet's methane gas levels; and the existence of additional organic molecules, this time in rocks billions of years old.
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This market inflation gauge — often cited by the ECB alongside its own forecasts — is designed to strip out the ebb and flow of prices and measure what expectations for 2027 inflation will be in 2022.
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I THINK SMART GLOBAL COMPANIES HAVE VERY SMART LOCAL STRATEGIES THAT ALLOW THEM TO CONTINUE TO GROW WHILE POLITICS EBB AND FLOW IN EVERY CORNER OF THE WORLD ALLOWS US TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS GLOBALLY.
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He paints a convincing first-hand picture of the confusion of the Gorbachev years, the dysfunction of the Boris Yeltsin era and the ebb and flow of KGB influence in the highest reaches of power.
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"With the starting baseline of Aedes-borne disease so much higher this year than last, it is far from guaranteed that the coming winter's ebb will make a 'safe environment' for the Games," he writes.
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And this is due to the fact that Europe experienced one of the most brutal conflicts, the most brutal in its entire history, and, I would say, reached its lowest ebb in the 20th century.
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A few solo sessions and Soundcloud uploads later, and fans started to resonate with this fairly unknown kid writing piercingly honest songs about the ebb and flow of small-town life and falling in love.
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A small group of Palestinian women sat chanting outside the ancient Damascus Gate and youths who in other cities might be described as feral baited police, in an almost ritualized ebb and flow of bravado.
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SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund has invested $110 million into Energy Vault, a Swiss startup that has come up with an innovative way to store renewable energy to meet the ebb and flow of demand.
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Without the temporary effects of elevated vitamin prices, which are expected to ebb in the coming months, the company's second-quarter core profit rose 6 percent, while sales climbed 8 percent to 2.2 billion euros.
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Unfortunately, they are also without a win in six in all competitions, and go into the North London derby this weekend with several players missing and at a general low ebb in terms of morale.
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Pedestrians can view the work from the sidewalk or traffic median, and drivers will see it at a distance, the ghostly pair twisting gently as if responding to the ebb and flow of traffic below.
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After mounting a comeback from being down 3-2 in the series—with a close away victory in Salt Lake City—the Clippers were living and dying by the flow and ebb of Chris Paul.
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"Unchallenged Hate" and "Display to Me" ebb toward death metal riffing and drum grooves, but it would be 1989's Mentally Murdered EP that cemented the band's fascination with this new flavor of extreme metal.
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The furor over the tax law seemed to ebb, but last week the House voted to make the tax overhaul permanent, resurrecting a hot-button issue for Democrats in close races, particularly in wealthy suburbs.
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While Mr. Biden has proved to be resilient in the polls since entering the race in April, he is a fragile front-runner and has already seen his advantage ebb in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Once part of a nomadic culture who lived off the ebb and flow of the land, residents are now at least six times more likely to be on food stamps than those across the country.
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"The marches in themselves will not have an effect on the ANC, the only thing that will have an effect will be the internal ebb and flow of its factions," said political analyst Daniel Silke.
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They also had the benefit of coming along when antitrust enforcement was at a low ebb, after decades of policy driven by an ideological consensus that mergers are generally good unless they raise consumer prices.
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"Maybe I'll sit in my chair and drink Scotch and watch TV," said Mr. Vichi, who made his Broadway debut in 1981 in the Kander and Ebb musical "Woman of the Year," with Lauren Bacall.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen told lawmakers last week that the recent ebb in inflation was partly the result of "a few unusual reductions in certain categories of prices" that would eventually drop out of the calculation.
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As someone who worked for years in marketing and PR before moving into filmmaking, she's seen the industry ebb and flow, and is clearly trying to carve out a place for herself in its shifting narrative.
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The exhibition also includes a number of blue paintings with voluptuous female nudes enveloped in water or the deep indigos and cobalt of nightfall; the ebb, flow, and reverberation of waves conceal and reveal the figure.
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This moment comes early in the work, but listen for the friction already in play between the scale-like runs in the winds and the ebb and flow of glissando slides and tremolos in the strings.
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"There's definitely a little bit of a downward ebb right now, but we see a big rebound in the coming primaries," said Jesse Benton, chief strategist for the Great America PAC, a pro-Trump super PAC.
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While the ebb and flow of news events will drive daily price movements in gold, it would appear that a driver to move the price away from the $1,100 to $1,300 an ounce range is lacking.
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And even though the shock of Trump's election victory is receding as we become more involved in just how bad he is at governing, for Clinton it will never ebb as the most stunning rebuke possible.
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What we find is that media events typically have a relatively consistent lifecycle, with a consistent ebb and flow in polling as the events reach maximum public saturation and then are promptly forgotten or explained away.
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"It is an excellent thing for the biodiesel industry in Europe in order to regain fair and market competition as it had been the case with Argentina," European Biodiesel Board (EBB)chairwoman Kristell Guizouarn told Reuters.
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Voters head to the polls on Sunday in the French presidential election runoff, but the chances for a euroskeptic winner seemed to ebb when centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron led in the first round on April 23.
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Others include global macro — betting on the ebb and flow of international interest rates and currencies — and even activist strategies pursued by the likes of Dan Loeb's Third Point, Bill Ackman's Pershing Square and Carl Icahn.
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Just as expert printmakers combine multiple layers and different consistencies of ink, PET stacks and processes its samples and recordings to dazzling effect: sounds ebb and flow into each other, surfaces shift and warp, colors bleed.
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Since purchasing it, I've found myself listening far beyond the runtime of the LP version, letting it ebb and flow throughout my work day—as pleasantly charming as watching the changing tides out a seaside window.
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In an era in which airlines are increasingly investing in upgraded first- and business-class experiences while packing as many price-sensitive flyers as possible into the back, this sense of envy is unlikely to ebb.
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Relations between Japan and South Korea are arguably at their lowest ebb since they normalized ties in 1965, strained over the issue of South Korean forced labor during World War Two and a bitter trade row.
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"Considering the ebb and flows of enforcement fines and penalties within administration ... I hope we don't get ahead of ourselves that one year's slightly lower enforcement numbers means the EPA isn't doing its job," said Rep.
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These things ebb and flow, of course: Liverpool has been forced to adapt so that it is more comfortable with and creative in sustained possession; Manchester City knows how to constrict the air from an opponent.
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Most of all, the records compiled by Motherboard show that the capability to unlock iPhones is a fluid issue, with an ebb and flow of law enforcement sometimes being able to access devices and others not.
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In the past populism tended to rise in bad times and ebb in good ones, so you might have expected it to recede as the global recovery increased employment and wages over the past 18 months.
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He said he was here to learn, but whatever lessons in populism the Front has to offer these days might best be forgotten, with the party at a low ebb in its nearly 50-year history.
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Voter support does ebb and flow in response to the strength of the economy, but voters are myopic; what will matter next November is the strength of economy then and in the preceding months of 2020.
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Studying juveniles during the crucial stage when they move toward land from open ocean, the authors found that eels faced different directions based on whether the tide was flowing in (flood tide) or out (ebb tide).
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Once the pull up bar is up, A. joins me in the kitchen and we eat sourdough with brie and EBB seasoning (it's amazing, my god) and that blueberry scone as we finish with meal prep.
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She explained that, as a relationship progresses and becomes more serious, it's only normal that, like the rest of our feelings and behaviors—and even our unfolding identities—our sexual urges and expectations ebb and flow.
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Washington (CNN)If history is a guide, it won't be long after Hurricane Florence's winds ease and floods ebb that President Donald Trump will award himself high marks for his handling of the latest natural disaster.
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So you know there are some people who think it's extremely important to prevent a recession and some people who think that recessions are naturally occurring and the ebb and flow of these things is inescapable.
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An ebb in support for mainstream parties raised hopes among Europe's ecology parties that they could use their still relatively small presence in the EU assembly to act as kingmakers in an increasingly fragmented EU legislature.
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Against the backdrop of slowing growth in China, an ebb in consumer confidence, continued weakness in the housing market as well as cooling manufacturing activity, a soft employment report would exacerbate investor concerns about the economy's health.
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The Fed on Wednesday acknowledged the ebb in price pressures and said it expected annual inflation rates to remain somewhat below 2 percent in the near term but to stabilize around the target over the medium term.
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In 2007-8, the total stood at 223,530 units after which the construction of new homes nearly halved at its lowest ebb as many smaller builders went bust and larger providers merged and cut back their work.
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But analysts expect to see the first signs that the central bank's heavy influence in one of the world's biggest bond markets is starting to ebb as quantitative easing in the bloc enters its a fourth year.
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The pound dived and rebounded by about 10 percent in a few minutes in early Asian trading that day, an unprecedented swing for a major currency at an hour when the market is at its lowest ebb.
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The team found that during ebb tides when the moon was full (and the tide thus at its springiest) farmed individuals of Holothuria scabra sucked in water and became buoyant enough to roll outside the fenced enclosures.
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Because for a long time, I just assumed anyone who followed this stuff assumed that we used to have this service, and now we have that service, and there's just an ebb and flow to these things.
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Inspired by movement, by the ebb and flow of human history, but perhaps most of all the here and now—like, right now—Doug Aitken is the kind of artist whose goal is to shake things up.
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Investors are also expected to eye politics in Europe as tensions on the Korean peninsula appear to ebb, following news that a U.S. aircraft carrier group had not actually been headed to seas near the Korean Peninsula.
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Although second-lien lending is currently resurgent, volume is expected to continue to ebb and flow in line with market volatility and investors' appetite for risk, which is currently high with relatively low returns on offer elsewhere.
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Running the show over such a long period of time is a very interesting conversation to keep going, as naturally the tone and urgency of particular artists and works ebb and flow as in any durational project.
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He takes over at a time when faith in Parliament is at a low ebb, with British politics fractured by divisions over Brexit and lawmakers on the receiving end of abuse and threats, particularly over social media.
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He takes over at a time when faith in Parliament is at a low ebb, with British politics fractured by divisions over Brexit and lawmakers on the receiving end of abuse and threats, particularly over social media.
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In an effort to channel this endless ebb and flow of passions, institutions provide a framework of "rights" and "wrongs," and governments function by persuading the greatest number of voters that they are doing the "right" thing.
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Mr. Burton's attention to detail and to the ebb and flow of tone (scary, funny, eerie), as well as his sensitive, gentle work particularly with the child actors, make each new turn another occasion for unfettered imagination.
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Those with more anxiety and stress-related insomnia should instead look into wearables like the Ebb (which aims to keep you in that deep, low wave sleep longer), Dreamlight Sleep Mask, or Muse S smart meditation headband.
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It anticipates 81,000 deaths in America over the next four months, and the rate of fatalities starting to ebb only in the first week of June, when the daily death toll is projected to fall below 10.
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What follows is a financial highlights reel, naturally, but one that should provide us with a good overview of the ebb and flow of the world of scooters and micromobility over the last six quarters or so:
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The song, about a leprechaun who takes a utility executive and his wife back in time to get advice from Benjamin Franklin, was written by John Kander and Fred Ebb, just as their show "Cabaret" hit Broadway.
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"The fundamentals of the U.S. economy remain strong but investors' skittishness has caused stocks to fluctuate with the ebb and flow of news headlines," Doug Peta, chief U.S. investment strategist at BCA Research, said in a note.
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But it is somehow finally moving, giving us one individual's journey and, in those moments when he can see beyond his own issues, a story full of rich observations about the ebb and flow of all generations.
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How do you decide whether an uninspiring event or a dip in sales is just a temporary blunder — a part of the eternal ebb and flow of the tech world — or an indication of a serious issue?
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Trump supporters, on the other hand, see the ebb and flow of personnel from such high-stakes, high-stress jobs in the first year of a new presidency as reflective of the realities of private-sector life.
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EVERGLOW "Bon Bon Chocolat" One of the biggest K-pop debut singles, Everglow's "Bon Bon Chocolat" is equal parts sultry and hard-hitting, especially its most captivating element: the dramatic ebb and flow of the chorus. 18.
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Mr. Malick, one of cinema's philosopher kings, embraces fluidity as a visual principle and his films are filled with life's ebb and flow — its swirling waters, swooping birds, stirring trees, billowing curtains, and gliding people and cameras.
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Prices for soyoil fell about 1 percent to a two-week low of 32.21 cents per pound, easing in part on worries demand for the vegetable oil could ebb without the tax incentive to make the biofuel.
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U.S. economic growth is expected to "gradually" slow over the next four years under the weight of President Donald Trump's trade policies, less consumer spending and an ebb in government buying, Congress' nonpartisan budget scorekeeper predicted Wednesday.
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The ebb in sentiment was also mirrored by another survey from data firm Markit, which showed its services sector PMI falling to a four-month low of 54.2 in January from a reading of 54.4 in December.
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While President Trump has regularly pointed to increasing share prices as a sign of a strengthening economy, Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday largely dismissed the latest falls as simply "the ebb and flow" of stock markets.
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Though other data on Tuesday showed an ebb in consumer confidence in May, spending is likely to remain supported by strong gains in house prices, as well as a strengthening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.
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The Main Card: Cruz Edges Dillashaw in Instant Classic After years on the shelf, spent watching the division he once ruled ebb on without him, former UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz finally made his Octagon return in Boston.
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A key influence on City Pop, Shibuya-kei, and an entire generation of increasingly international styles, Hosono's music tells the story of globalization itself, charting the ebb and flow of countless trends across social, linguistic, and technological boundaries.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - The Sri Lankan rupee strengthened on Monday while bond yields dropped as a seven-week political crisis appeared to ebb after President Maithripala Sirisena reinstated the premier he had initially sacked in a widely criticized move.
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Should profits ebb over more than the short term — investors will get a better view of the road ahead during post-earnings conference calls — that will raise questions over whether valuations even at this level are too high.
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Why it matters: The ice pack's ebb and flow each year has far-reaching consequences for the broader Bering Sea ecosystem, including determining the reach and abundance of prized fish species such as Alaska pollock and Pacific cod.
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In a blog post on his website, Wright now explains:[A]fter many years, and having experienced the ebb and flow of life those years have brought, I think I am finally at peace with what he meant.
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What with the constant ebb and flow of movie studios' contracts with streaming services and premium networks, the Christmas movies you so comfortably streamed for free last year may have moved, or are now only available for rent.
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Details: The study reports the ebb and flow of salty, dense and relatively warm ocean waters had taken a gigantic bite out of the base of Thwaites, leaving a gap between the glacial floor and the bedrock below.
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The ebb and flow of hedge fund positions and oil prices has shown a high degree of cyclicality for the last 18 months ("Hedge funds turn cautious on crude just as Goldman gets less bearish", Reuters, May 16).
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For Americans living in America, who have lived here and seen the ebb and flow of progress, it's easy to want to escape and rebuild your own city on a hill (see: Tommy Hilfiger's spectacle in Los Angeles).
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And although there are no street protests about the speed and fickleness in the tides of short-term capital, its ebb and flow across borders have often proved damaging, not least in the euro zone's debt-ridden countries.
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While the ire evoked this election season will, hopefully, soon recede, what's unlikely to ebb is the public's anger at how corporations are rigging the game to boost profits and executive pay at the expense of working people.
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As defense minister, the prince has taken a hard line with Qatar, Iran and Yemen -- and the US should expect to find itself increasingly caught up in the ebb and flow of the region's ever-increasing political tensions.
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But, in truth, many of the momentary controversies (Julian Castro versus Beto O'Rourke on immigration, and an angry Bill de Blasio seemingly against the world) will prove evanescent, lost in the ebb-and-flow of a long campaign.
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Bronson and her colleagues track the daily ebb and flow of nuclear risk and climate change and use that data to set the Doomsday Clock, a measure of how close mankind is to the "midnight" of global destruction.
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