And it seems like it ebbs and flows every day.
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We can only watch as his septum ebbs and flows.
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It ebbs and flows, but something about it hangs together.
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The sneaker market, like the stock market, ebbs and flows.
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" Gesturing to her ring, she admitted, "Marriages have ebbs and flows.
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But investors' appetite for funding emerging-market deficits ebbs and flows.
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Point is, this stuff ebbs and flows—there's always new energy.
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Neurochemical ebbs and flows aren't peculiar to BDSM fans, after all.
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It looks fluid — something that ebbs and flows, like the ocean.
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You can view a timeline of the ebbs and flows here.
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The data illustrates that while coverage ebbs and flows, it never stops.
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Yet these subsidies are also responsible for ebbs and flows in demand.
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Sometimes I'm sicker and sometimes I'm more healthy: it ebbs and flows.
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Stress is something that ebbs and flows for me throughout a season.
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"We have ebbs and flows in this business every week," he said.
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Understanding seasonal viruses Indeed, some viruses can have seasonal ebbs and flows.
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History shows turnout ebbs and flows and the reasons are not clear.
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Manfred suggests hiring goes in ebbs and flows and highs and lows.
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"There's going to be ebbs and flows to this campaign," Roe told reporters.
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"The market ebbs and flows for all of these different collectibles," she said.
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Industries may go through ebbs and flows, business models may succeed and wane.
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"Just the ebbs and flows of the postseason," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said.
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Desire is a state, not a trait, and it ebbs and flows for everyone.
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It's not like when we had our heyday, but it always ebbs and flows.
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So it kind of like ebbs and flows, it doesn't go in one direction.
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It's ebbs and flows in the season, we just got to figure it out.
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Is it the rising fuel costs because these things go in ebbs and flows?
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Over all, the success rate of the N.R.A. ebbs and flows with political trends.
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The company's financial history is inextricably tied to the country's economic ebbs and flows.
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It's a steady, high-pitched squeal—one that's volume and intensity ebbs and flows.
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Overwatch's metagame, the preferred strategies among players at any given moment, ebbs and flows.
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It's potluck and it's casual and we all sit around and it ebbs and flows.
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Alternately, I've found both experiences to be a lifelong journey: one that ebbs and flows.
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For a film that ebbs and flows, the leads thankfully keep it afloat and steady.
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Artists go through these creative ebbs and flows; shedding their figurative skin, as it were.
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And while the tide ebbs and flows, as the above examples attest, it never ends.
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Authorities should forecast that allocation priorities will likely change as the pandemic ebbs and flows.
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Your business idea should be able to weather the ebbs and flows of the economy.
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Through all of those ebbs and flows, WWE barely felt a dent in its business.
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You have ebbs and flows in social acceptance and mass popularity and belief in the supernatural.
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Otherwise, unless you're getting extremely pure drugs, everything else ebbs and flows in terms of trendiness.
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Now, Starbucks has been through these ebbs and flows before and we always get through them.
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Productivity is more mysterious; its ebbs and flows have always been hard for economists to explain.
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"Ebbs and flows, good things and lots of bad things," Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella said.
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The movie business ebbs and flows depending on factors that vary from reviews to the weather.
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It ebbs and flows, giving us inspiration at one moment and leaving us at the next.
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"Power play is going to have its ebbs and flows and its ups and downs," Wheeler said.
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And to live in linguistic terms means to shift your meaning as word usage ebbs and flows.
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We got down by 249, but there are a lot of ebbs and flows in basketball games.
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That figure ebbs and flows, oftentimes going up (or down) by double digits on any given year.
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The tension ebbs and flows as the story shifts among moments in time and states of consciousness.
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But the show went on, as it has through countless ebbs and flows of the gaming industry.
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It ebbs and flows; every so often, it spills over until you feel it seeping into you.
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Of course, libido ebbs and flows, and there will be times when one partner is temporarily uninterested.
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As the recent flare up has shown, fighting in Avdiivka ebbs and flows, but it never quite stops.
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He noted that Washington tends to ride with the political tides, meaning enthusiasm ebbs and flows with polling.
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Unlike previous ebbs and flows in the brutal conflict, this one looks as if it may prove decisive.
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And while we all know the economy ebbs and flows, we are hopeful that this trend will continue.
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You can see the ebbs and flows of the workforce that come with a big global industrial company.
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If you're in the world of oil, monitoring the ebbs and flows of crude prices is second nature.
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The secret to high performance as an introvert, then, is to optimize around your natural ebbs and flows.
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It moves to the ebbs and flows of the ocean waves and the samba music in the streets.
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Throughout the ebbs and flows of American history, there has only ever been one path to national greatness.
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Given their very different — and very busy — schedules, their time together ebbs and flows, according to the Post.
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"We understand this is a long season and there's certainly going to be ebbs and flows," Desmond said.
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That relationship will more likely to be ongoing, developing in ebbs and flows along the way, Cooke said.
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Like much of life, was is not constantly uptempo, it ebbs and flows and moves from place to place.
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After four decades in Hollywood, Dennis Quaid has learned how to handle the ebbs and flows of his life.
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Instead, one rolls into another as the Nation ebbs and flows — which is why when someone's missing, we notice.
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Being your own boss means rolling with the ebbs and flows of business, most of which you can't predict.
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One company that has been around through gin's ebbs and flows is Plymouth Gin, which was founded in 1793.
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He said the fighting, which ebbs and flows, had been intense all night and then subsided during the day.
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To say he knows his way around New York, and has seen its ebbs and flows, is an understatement.
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He is, in the ebbs and flows of his time at Stamford Bridge, the perfect avatar for his team.
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You retreat to some point where the rates favor the carrier versus the shipper, and that ebbs and flows.
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Espinoza was second to last at Churchill Downs last year, a reminder that a jockey's success ebbs and flows.
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Through the ebbs and flows at the state level, Biden has kept his grip on the national polling lead.
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"I know there's ebbs and flows in everybody's career," he said at the premiere, where guests sipped on Casamigos cocktails.
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At every level, the exhibition draws our attention to what cannot be contained, what ebbs and flows, what seeps through.
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The jail's population—about 0003,600 inmates, as of this writing—ebbs and flows with law enforcement practices on the mainland.
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Shipping is a cyclical business that is often at the mercy of the ebbs and flows of the global economy.
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Nicole Richie is a Virgo who is comfortable with the fact that life is a series of ebbs and flows.
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Consumer staples like groceries and household items, and even candy, typically weather the ebbs and flows of the broader economy.
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Challenges include technology shortfalls, and finding a means to better staff their stores for the ebbs and flows of traffic.
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Phone calls with female friends within the industry kept me abreast of the ebbs and flows of media and fashion.
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Mubarak's "formula" prevented strategic relations between the two countries from being impacted, despite temporary ebbs and flows in bilateral relations.
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X-Men writers, artists, and fans alike are invested in the pushes and pulls, ebbs and flows of these relationships.
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In the ebbs and flows of an art career, one learns to trust in other artists who lead by example.
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She guides the reader through the ebbs and flows of associations, as she writes with the natural cadence of speech.
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For many in the industry, al-Naimi represented stability and moderation in the inherently chaotic ebbs and flows of oil markets.
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At first, they thought that the ebbs and flows of gun violence at schools might track with rates of gun ownership.
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It ebbs and flows, jumps around in time and tense, references shared experience or knowledge to exchange new experiences and knowledge.
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Yet Lambda's take ebbs and flows with the changes in the macroeconomy, offering to absorb the complexity and chaos around us.
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It had less adrenaline and longer feedback cycles, but the day-to-day ebbs and flows are no longer your problem.
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That confidence allowed him to command the ebbs and flows of crowd-hype like a grime conductor—it was quite magical.
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Online education is a $22013 billion+ industry today, but as it continues to mature, there are some inevitable ebbs and flows.
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"His market ebbs and flows, but if he continues to create works and do stunts, the market will continue to rise."
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Another headwind for semiconductors, a cyclical sector that ebbs and flows with the economy, is the slowdown of global economic growth.
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But airlines can be particularly sensitive to worries about slowing economies because lucrative business travel spending ebbs and flows with economic growth.
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Certain things people do cyclically or weekly or at a specific time and it's helpful to know how this ebbs and flows.
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Though she ebbs and flows between rap and song, the artist seamlessly delivers both with a husky voice and kinetic, cool confidence.
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So, it turns out that the ebbs and flows of a cisgender woman's sex drive aren't as simple as evolution would predict.
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But lobbying ebbs and flows depending on what's happening in Congress and agencies, and it's well below levels from a decade ago.
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Even the music, all big band jazz that fits with the '30s period, ebbs and flows with the pace of the game.
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Presidential approval often ebbs and flows with impressions of the economy, but the poll suggests that isn't what's boosting Obama's ratings now.
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Somehow, her playlist corresponds perfectly to the ebbs and flows of the class — and you can't help but move your body accordingly.
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"There might be big ebbs and flows, but it's going to stay in a growth phase for a long time," he said.
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First, the trade wars story ebbs and flows, but everyone agrees that an all-out trade war would be detrimental to earnings.
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I have in the intervening years learned about the history of Democratic tolerance and how it ebbs and flows with cyclical elections.
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The livelihood of other retail models ebbs and flows, but this is one example of the pared-back-inventory model winning big.
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Those few myths that spread tend to define our reality, although that reality remains fleeting as our collective memory ebbs and flows.
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But we believe that history, in its ebbs and flows, could have been altered for the better by just one strong person.
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The number of overall drug users fell during the first 15 years of decriminalization and ebbs and flows with European trends now.
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"I miss the one-on-one battle, the ebbs and flows, the emotions you get from winning and losing matches," she said.
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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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It would stand to reason that if racist sentiment ebbs and flows with the economy, then the rate of lynchings should as well.
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If energy from peak ebbs and flows could be stored and then used during the slack periods, the system could provide consistent power.
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"We don't want to be subjected to these ebbs and flows of political environment," Chief Revenue Officer Bob Fields said in an interview.
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As they share the tight quarters, their pendular pacing ebbs and flows, expanding progressively until Ms. Kotze's path washes up against the walls.
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They can also help you better understand why the market ebbs and flows and how changes in the market change your outlook.6.
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"With hemp at the intersection and cutting edge of federally legal cannabis and agriculture, ebbs and flows are to be expected," Bevan said.
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The shift that has burst into the open over the last few months feels different from previous ebbs and flows in public opinion.
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Wood said there are lots of reasons why industry investment ebbs and flows, including the level of competition ISPs face in their home territories.
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It ebbs and flows given what's going on in our lives, but we make it a priority to reconnect physically about every three days.
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As Mr Trump's election showed, sympathy for migrants at the southern border ebbs and flows, but there is always demand for draconian border enforcement.
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"His ability to get better and handle the ebbs and flows of a season," manager Bryan Price said on what impresses him about Schebler.
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After all, music is only ever a sum of its associations, and how those things stick with you as your life ebbs and flows.
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But holding on to what I felt in Rishikesh ebbs and flows back home, which is what brings me to the UN's North Lawn.
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And I am observing its ebbs and flows on the Rostov-on-Don platform from inside the train compartment in which I am traveling.
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All too often, their full-throated convictions stream forth in a torrent of words with no heed to well-paced rhetorical ebbs and flows.
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Candidates and officials with the major gun control organizations interviewed all said voter intensity on the issue ebbs and flows depending on news cycles.
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The inconsistency occurs as financial education ebbs and flows in popularity, generally related to the state of the economy and drivers of public policy.
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The primary is a long way away, and there will no doubt be significant ebbs and flows as some candidates surge and others retreat.
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Watching the ebbs and flows of your experience has a way of putting distance between you and your reactions through a process called reperceiving.
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Is there a-, you know, a danger that the brand could suffer, as a result of President Trump's popularity, if it ebbs and flows?
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" Burton agreed, saying "We didn't see a lot of it," but the occurrence of white powder envelopes "ebbs and flows, based on current events.
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The minute details of alternatives to the "backstop", the ebbs and flows of cross-party and intra-party alliances, and parliamentary procedures dominate discussions.
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Left in its wake is a melancholy melody that ebbs and flows over bubbling, shimmering textures, while that menacing bass lurks in the background.
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Since then, Rosenbaum said that he's noticed that traffic ebbs and flows with the activities of the federal government, even when it's not shut down.
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Likewise, the researchers were able to match the ebbs and flows of industrial pollution to known historical events, such as imperial expansion, wars, and plagues.
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But in this political vortex, scrappy McAllen has proven it can not only survive — but thrive amid the ebbs and flows of the global economy.
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She tells me it ebbs and flows, but on the Tuesday that I interview her, this woman had already brought two people back to life.
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Its popularity ebbs and flows, but we'd argue that this is the year fringe is back for good — irrational fear behind the cut be damned.
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Big banks are hauling in fat profits, driven not by the ebbs and flows of fickle financial markets, but by strength in the real economy.
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Because this type of fund ebbs and flows with the market, it stays relatively constant and avoids the risk that comes with picking individual stocks.
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Since 1984, Lessard has sat here and watched the times change, maintaining a presence for dark and strange records amidst the city's ebbs and flows.
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But the legacy of rookie quarterbacks, from Terry Bradshaw to John Elway to Peyton Manning, is that patience is required throughout the ebbs and flows.
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It wasn't flawless or foolproof — nothing is — but I grew to understand him as I'd come to know the ebbs and flows of my work.
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Since then, the transportation industry has experienced the natural ebbs and flows of business —the evolution of which has been swift and, at times, unruly.
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The league has seen the ebbs and flows of American soccer as it has evolved through everything from foreign wars to industrial fortunes to globalization.
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As with other storms, the ebbs and flows of heavy to light snowfall associated with this one were predominantly dictated by topography, Mr. Oravec said.
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Those findings are consistent with other studies showing steady declines over the past decade in drug use by teenagers after years of ebbs and flows.
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It's only when you come to appreciate and accept the ebbs and flows of your body that you can really start to deliver maximum results.
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Here, to my mind, is the problem: Every parent's experiences are different, with ebbs and flows of joy and despair that hit at different times.
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Barry Bausano, chairman of Deutsche's hedge fund business, told CNBC there have been outflows, but also inflows, typical of the ebbs and flows of the business.
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Photo: GettyUnderstanding and making money in the stock market is no easy task (especially given how nonsensical the ebbs and flows of a stock can be).
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History repeats itself, time ebbs and flows, our memories of previous Premier League seasons dissolve like spoonfuls of sugar on the grey, indeterminate porridge of existence.
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Volatility from on-again/off-again Chinese pork purchases driven by the ebbs and flows of the trade war has confounded strategic planning by individual business.
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Hinkie's 13-page (!) resignation letter is full of VC bullshit like this, where he discusses the ebbs and flows of the "market" and "ecosystem": Hahaha, OK!
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"At a time when retail ebbs and flows in all directions, I think there is a natural orientation to pull back on things," Ms. Penick said.
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Lefty stats About 10% of the world's population is believed to be left-handed, although the number ebbs and flows with time and place, researchers say.
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"There have been ebbs and flows and there has not been a time when either country's needs have not been met by the other," said Zaidi.
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Perhaps, she and her former partners are way more laid-back than we are and can take the ebbs and flows of romantic relationships as they come.
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"The way it ebbs and flows is obviously confusing," Vanderpump said, referring to how Hadid was not constantly sick, as one imagines sick people must always be.
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Her very biological essence becomes a product, her DNA becomes another resource to be mined, cast adrift in the ebbs and flows of the global market economy.
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Every industry has its ebbs-and-flows, and it can be a bit of a learning curve to understand the peaks and valleys of your partner's profession.
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It also could be that this tendency ebbs and flows: the only year since 1985 in which all four top seeds made the Final Four was 2008.
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Homes in Bariloche are typically bought and sold in American dollars, which makes the market more resilient to the ebbs and flows of the peso, agents said.
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There's a slight lethargy to The Glass Hotel, which comes from its odd rhythm: that explosive first scene gives way to a pacing that ebbs and flows.
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It also became an exercise in aspirational ownership, with email updates reminding you to chart the ebbs and flows of your home's worth like a 401(k).
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And the top-performing sector for the year so far is utilities, followed by the marquee tech giants believed to be impervious to economic ebbs and flows.
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Ebbs and flows of productivity are a universal part of knowledge work and, rather than try to fight your natural rhythms, you'll probably benefit from working with them.
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The number of Special Operations forces inside Syria ebbs and flows, with perhaps less than half the authorized amount inside Syria at any one time, one official said.
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"This dinner was with senators who know the ebbs and flows of legislation and it was more of here is what to expect going forward," the official added.
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The stock market experienced a number of ebbs and flows throughout the year, but the Dow was largely done in by a rough final month of the year.
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With some exceptions, including a marginal increase among adolescents, drug use has fallen over the past 20093 years and now ebbs and flows within overall trends in Europe.
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The focus on cost savings ebbs and flows, largely with the strength of the economy, Ms. West said, but there is value in having happy, productive business travelers.
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Non-union plants tend to employ a much higher number of temporary workers, who can be laid off or hired back more quickly as demand ebbs and flows.
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Self-employment taxes can be high (not to mention complicated) and the ebbs and flows of contract work can make it difficult, if not impossible, to save money.
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"We see ebbs and flows in consumer spending, and it's still on an upward trend," said Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West in San Francisco.
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The magical and mysterious swamps of South Jersey have been subject to ebbs and flows of nature, agriculture, and history, but have always regenerated through the smoldering ash.
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Image: Sheng-Fang Tsai, National Taiwan Ocean UniversityAccordingly, marine biologists would very much like to track the dynamic ebbs and flows of red Noctiluca scintillans, but it's not easy.
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It felt really organic and still feels that way, but these days with Pat in LA and everything we have going, the Driftless output kind of ebbs and flows.
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Hart used several musical metaphors, drawing on his decades of experience as a drummer for the popular jam band to describe the natural ebbs and flows of the earth.
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Practically, the money I&aposd get if my wife died means I&aposd be financially secure and supported outside of freelance income, which ebbs and flows with the seasons.
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Presidents have little to do with the ebbs and flows of economic cycles, but regulatory reforms and the tax overhaul in Trump's first year have added to the momentum.
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That's prompting US analysts at Goldman Sachs to reconsider some of their stock recommendations, particularly for businesses highly vulnerable to the ebbs and flows of economic activity — like banks.
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Interestingly, as the aura and familiarity of MoMA-anointed landmarks ebbs and flows, you may find yourself on your own, responding in less filtered ways to what you see.
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There's nothing like the feeling of a community that supports and lifts each other up through the years, challenging each other, through the ebbs and flows of everyone's creative journeys.
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By taking a look at Google trends, you can get a decent sense of how the gun control debate ebbs and flows after a mass shooting, including after the Feb.
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And that's what Dumplin' gets right: Fatphobia insidiously ebbs and flows to impact the lives of fat women and girls, even the ones who aren't drowning in low self-esteem.
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The film ebbs and flows with Nic's highs and lows from the drug, and from the guilt he feels when facing his caring, but smothering, father, David Sheff (Steve Carell).
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That one team sticks to its offensive identity through ebbs and flows in the score, while the other falls back to its worst habits at the first sign of trouble.
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Carey, who recently ended her engagement to James Packer, is deeply acquainted with the drama of love as it ebbs and flows, so she sings about it soulfully and truthfully.
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While historical data show that emotional well-being ebbs and flows from generation to generation, Twenge has been shocked by how abruptly and starkly iGen began showing signs of distress.
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Lyrical and involving, the clip is a perfect fit for the track, which sees Jessie's voice soaring above an instrumental that ebbs and flows like the water she's pictured against.
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His eyes meet each performer with absolute precision, controlling the ebbs and flows of the sound performance, and if you close your eyes, there's nothing to suggest his profound deafness.
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Despite all the season's ebbs and flows, the National Retail Federation is sticking with its prediction that sales will meet or exceed its projected 3.6 percent growth this holiday season.
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Literary and artistic movements often arise spontaneously, out of specific moments — as a response to great cultural change, to geopolitical shifts, and/or to specific ebbs and flows within subcultures.
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Change has been the only constant for Australian health care; even experts who follow the ebbs and flows closely say it feels like the system changes every year or two.
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ABOUT MARQUETTE (33-23, 289-276): Andrew Rowsey is enduring a wild ride in his first season with the Golden Eagles as his playing time and production ebbs and flows.
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The main reason is that gilts, representing one of the world's major government bond markets, are influenced mostly by the ebbs and flows of the global economy and financial markets.
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And while you might not pay much attention to the ebbs and flows of international capital, you should — especially if you're trying to buy a house in certain West Coast markets.
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Researchers on board the ship will extract samples of ice from the shelf, which they can read like tree rings to see the ebbs and flows of the ice over time.
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"There's been ebbs and flows in the willingness to primary incumbents and that will likely be way more on the table in 2018 than it's been in past cycles," he said.
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The prognosis: Alperovitch, who has seen the ebbs and flows of Chinese hacking after past attempts to curtail it, thinks that the broad strategy behind these two U.S. moves will work.
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More than any particular policy stance, what is perhaps most troubling about the ebbs and flows of Rubio's positioning is the larger picture they paint of a tendency toward systematic overreaction.
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It begins when the universe was just 12 million years old, tracking the ebbs and flows of gravity, and how matter has changed the structure of the universe we see today.
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The rush of attention she receives for each new stunt ebbs and flows like the waves of the beach the film ends on, but it's hard to feel pity for her.
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The need for agreement between 27 members in such a tight time period, with the usual ebbs and flows of domestic politics in each, could be the biggest barrier of all.
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The Fed, for example, closely followed the "real bills" doctrine during the late 1920s and early 1930s, magnifying the ebbs and flows of the economy and helping spawn the Great Depression.
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Amid those years, Swift's career saw a lot of ebbs and flows: Miss Americana shows her openness about yearning for public validation, dealing with negative body image, and being politically vocal.
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"Everyone knew there would be ebbs and flows in a competitive race, and most people are just now beginning to tune in," said Jonathan Tasini, a Democratic strategist who backs Sanders.
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States often waive those requirements when the economy is doing poorly and reinstate them in healthier job markets, designed to offer stability during the ebbs and flows of the economic cycle.
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There have been indications, in recent years, that not even this seed vault may be immune to those ebbs and flows of the world's climate as it was built a decade back.
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The sound is so reminiscent of the steamy saunas Cowley would frequent that it almost feels liquid: it drips, bubbles, and ebbs and flows in waves that conjure sexual fantasies and memories.
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That could indicate numbers are approaching low points, and summer months also typically bring increases in apprehensions, which are generally used as a barometer of ebbs and flows in border crossings generally.
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Sticking to his M.O. of airy synth noodling, creamy basslines, and the occasionally soft-spoken word, the title track ebbs and flows like the waves on your local stretch of sandy beach.
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Love ebbs and flows, it shifts and morphs, flows from infatuation to being in love to being in deep love to being out of love to an altogether different kind of love.
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Bands don't play a routine calendar of shows like sports teams' yearly schedules, and popularity ebbs and flows from one album to the next, whereas loyalty to sports teams generally lasts decades.
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The quickly recognizable cello part ebbs and flows like water lapping your feet, rising like a tide at the song's crescendo, allowing you to ride whatever emotion you like on its wave.
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"It's not the first time they have seen some broken glass on the ground — they've seen the ebbs and flows over time and have a longtime perspective on the market," he said.
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Yet the more I consider how Cooper depicts the ebbs and flows of their relationship, the more I find this latest version intriguing in the way it complicates an already complicated narrative.
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This movement, full of hope that ebbs and flows in counterpoint with despair, comes nearly an hour into the symphony; it's all too easy to lose control or slip into stormy hysterics.
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It was up 18 percent annually, but the average investor lost 2500 percent a year because impatient people kept leaving and coming back based on the ebbs and flows of short-term returns.
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He also cited the ebbs and flows of capital markets, noting that "any time the hype increases, the cost of capital gets low," meaning more founders are able to raise money right now.
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Bank stocks have significantly lagged the overall market regardless of interest rates' ebbs and flows since the start of 2018 and they moved almost in tandem with the flattening yield curve, Wang said.
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Co-Star functions like a social network, encouraging users to connect with fellow stargazers, follow their friends' astrological ebbs and flows, and study their social compatibility based on various aspects of their charts.
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It requires being in tune with the ebbs and flows, the seasons, the light and shadow, the rain, the mist — and, sometimes, being able to predict what Mother Nature is going to deliver.
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A flood of commuters leaving Bushwick in the morning stops in for coffee, and the rush ebbs and flows throughout the day with a diverse set of artists, students, and workers between shifts.
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Amidst the newly minted scooter unicorns, ebbs and flows of bitcoin investments and wagers on the price of Uber's IPO, another trend has shaken up the tech industry: the explosion of enterprise software successes.
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But unlike many other towns across the US, North Dakota planned for the ebbs and flows of the oil market and put away money it made during its production peak for a rainy day.
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And with such a large contingent of romance authors self-publishing online, the genre now ebbs and flows with the zeitgeist at a quicker pace than the competition that comes from major publishing houses.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, will be watching the small-cap index because it is particularly sensitive to the ebbs and flows of the legislation and decisions that may arise this week.
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The new sound of the DMV ebbs and flows between the grittiness of East Coast tradition and Southern street rap—largely due to a location that allows it to pull cultural characteristics from both.
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"The more I consider how Cooper depicts the ebbs and flows of their relationship, the more I find this latest version intriguing in the way it complicates an already complicated narrative," Aisha Harris writes.
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Intel&aposs big bet on the market for data center chips appears to be paying off, but the chip giant is embracing a cautious approach to a market known for unexpected ebbs and flows.
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EditorsNote: Several small changes, including in the first three grafs In a game full of ebbs and flows, host Baylor had the final answer against eighth-ranked Texas Tech on Saturday at Waco, Tex.
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When Fitzgerald died, "The Last Tycoon" was half-finished, the incomplete story of two men, partners yet rivals, who keep a fictional film studio afloat as labor unions form and financing ebbs and flows.
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"We've had ups and downs and ebbs and flows when it comes to what works," Scibetta said when asked whether the failed mobile console has made the company reluctant to embrace the current VR trend.
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DON BRASHGovernor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand from 63 to 2002Auckland* Your briefing offers an excellent helicopter tour of the ebbs and flows of central bank independence ("Battle of three centuries", April 29th).
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Despite all this, military-to-military relations between Japan and South Korea often appeared largely unaffected by the ebbs and flows of political disagreements, said Miller, the analyst at the Japan Institute for International Affairs.
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"It's important for the US government to sustain its unofficial relationship with Taiwan regardless of the ebbs and flows of relations with Beijing," Abraham Denmark, a former top Pentagon official focusing on Asia, told me.
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"Despite the ebbs and flows of this market and the recent performance volatility, we continue to believe the overall fundamental and macroeconomic backdrop remains supportive of US stocks," he wrote this week in a report.
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And despite the ebbs and flows of footwear trends, chunky, heeled, lace-up boots never seem to fall out of favor, no matter if all the other shoe trends are composed of delicate, single-soled fripperies.
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This has meant that investors in oil and gas tend to be private-equity firms with deep expertise in that sector, so that they understand the ebbs and flows and know how to manage the investment.
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I now get to embrace the things that have been undeniably me all along — my distinct looks, my unabashed joy, my nerdiness — and the fact that I'm still changing with the ebbs and flows of life.
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"The season is full of ebbs and flows, so you're going to have your ups and downs, but when you're not playing well, you want to minimize it," said reliever Zach Britton, recently acquired from Baltimore.
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Cannabis&apos threat to the alcohol marketJessica Lukas — senior vice president of commercial development at BDS Analytics — acknowledged to Business Insider that there may be interaction between the ebbs and flows of cannabis and alcohol sales.
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Though she married her Perfect Match, her experiences are proof that there's something unknowable about the way love ebbs and flows that no fancy calculation or expert matchmaker can claim in hindsight to have figured out.
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As our immediate ancestors continued to evolve in Africa, Neanderthals migrated to Eurasia, where, over the course of hundreds of thousands of years, they lived and bred through the ebbs and flows of several Ice Age periods.
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RELATED: ISIS terrorizes Europe but loses ground at home The number of Special Operations forces inside Syria ebbs and flows with perhaps less than half the authorized amount inside Syria at any one time, one official said.
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Whether it's the lilting but insistent grace of "Silver Lining," the gentle melancholy of "White Witches," or the more full-throttle, chugging melody of "Haunt," it's a record that ebbs and flows seamlessly between euphoria and melancholy.
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A 30-year survey, "Pipilotti Rist: Pixel Forest," traces her ever-expanding journey into the wilds of video, with a rapturous fusion of lights, sights and music that ebbs and flows through the museum's main gallery floors.
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But there is still an inherent tragedy to a now-unusable piece of clothing that is made irrelevant not by the ebbs and flows of fashion trends but by documents compiled by a 74-year-old lawyer.
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"We cater to the most discerning buyers in the world, and while we can't control the ebbs and flows of the market, we are incredibly proud of the overall performance that Trump properties continue to achieve," she said.
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The new sound of DMV rap ebbs and flows between the grittiness of East Coast tradition and Dirty South party trap—largely due to a geographic location that awards it the privilege of pulling cultural characteristics from both.
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It was also the game's stunning rhythm — the way matches had natural ebbs and flows to the chaos of combat and how strategic movement features like wall running and grappling hooks made fighting outside your titan a total blast.
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"The calendar of political events remains full, and economic variables open to a wide range of outcomes, whose ebbs and flows should stimulate trading further in 2017, giving upside to investment bank revenues," Barclays analysts said in a note.
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The activity at the port - after a freeze since China hit U.S. auto imports with a 270 percent tariff last July - illustrates how ebbs and flows in the protracted trade war between Washington and Beijing are impacting global businesses.
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It's a timeless record that just so happens to be about the passing of time: its sounds are classic, its subject matter ever-relevant, feeling almost cosmic in its graceful understanding of the ebbs and flows of the universe.
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If you've been following the past few seasons of Korea's Annual Spring Freak-Out, the ebbs and flows of each season start to form a longer storyline, which is just the narrative of diplomatic relations on the Korean peninsula.
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It's also no longer the economy, stupid, because voters of color understand that there are bigger stakes at play, and that, truth be told, the economy ebbs and flows for reasons not even the most learned economist fully understands.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: NASA's Goddard Space Flight CenterScientists at NASA have created a stunning high-resolution 3D visualization showing the complex ebbs and flows of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere over the course of an entire year.
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In an interview with the Independent, Cook explained history gives him hope that humanity is moving in the right direction: I think that history sort of ebbs and flows at time, but the arc always goes in a certain direction.
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The barely disguised contempt of the Chinese toward the Burmese — "We only need to pay $503 a day for labor," said Mr. Zhu, the jade buyer — is returned with resentment that ebbs and flows according to the political and economic climate.
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But the closest comparison for him might be less CNN's Ted Turner than someone like J. Edgar Hoover: a power behind the power, unelected but mighty, outliving administrations and the ebbs and flows of elections, ruling by force and fear.
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Just as the decision regarding whether to invest aggressively is a highly personal one, determining if and when to trade your stock is entirely up to you — and has to do with understanding the ebbs and flows of the market.
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If not, it's the lives of the Cuban people that are most evidently altered by the ebbs and flows in Washington, and — at minimum — they deserve a U.S. policy that allows them to be the determinants of their own future.
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The tally was up 42 percent from the same period last year - in a war that ebbs and flows with the seasonal weather - and included more than a thousand deaths, according to data from the U.N. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).
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Situating the downfall of Weinstein in between the stories of these other powerful men complicates the story, turning a narrative of sisterhood and female power into a more complicated, and more realistic, interrogation of the ebbs and flows of progress.
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But Britain is highly sensitive to the ebbs and flows of the global economy, meaning that if other central banks begin to cut rates again while the BoE holds firm, Britain's monetary policy stance would become tighter in relative terms.
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The group ebbs and flows over the course of the trilogy, but among them are Sturm, the tragic and noble knight; Tasslehoff, the comic relief trickster; and Flint the dwarf, who is basically just Gimli from Lord of the Rings.
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If you're anything like us, influenced by the ebbs and flows of what's hot in nails, it can be a headache to keep up with the trends — and right now, you're probably in serious need of the polish version of a soft refresh.
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In a new report, published under the Programme on Extremism at America's George Washington University, Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens shows that all three forms of Salafism have flourished, albeit with considerable ebbs and flows in their fortunes, on American soil in recent decades.
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In other words, she's a Kelly Reichardt character—and, to a meaningful extent, she is Kelly Reichardt, an iconoclast who has been tending her own ranch for over twenty years, with little regard to the ebbs and flows of the scene around her.
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Starting the score with medieval solemnity and clarity, Esa-Pekka Salonen roused the Philharmonia Orchestra to a febrile performance, weaving around the singers' tiny changes of speed and tone and matching Golaud in the ebbs and flows of his desperate monologue about innocence.
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NOW STARBUCKS HAS BEEN THROUGH THESE EBBS AND FLOWS BEFORE AND WE ALWAYS GET THROUGH THEM WERE GOING TO GET THROUGH THIS ONE, AS WELL THE LAST IN THE CURRENT QUARTER, CERTAINLY WE HAD AN UNPLANNED INITIATIVE DRIVEN OUT OF THE PHILADELPHIA INCIDENT.
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"Although more recent GBP-specific ebbs and flows have been driven by the sharp re-pricing of Bank of England policy expectations, we expect the focus for the pound over summer to shift back to Brexit politics," noted FX analysts at ING.
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While short-term technical point to a very over-bought euro exchange rate and the ebbs and flows of the markets will likely create some interesting volatility, the fundamentals point to continued and significant strengthening of the exchange rate over the coming years.
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If the boomers' successor generations — from Gen Xers to millennials — have been affected by ebbs and flows of government activism, they've also been affected by enormous shifts in demographics, advances in technology and the growing wealth of nations far from North America.
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Washing dishes by hand, I give myself the chance to remember that this is wrong — that most of life is ordinary; that ordinary isn't the enemy but instead something nourishing and unavoidable, the bedrock upon which the rest of experience ebbs and flows.
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That sensual film, which shows couples making love outdoors among cattle, typifies the work of this documentarian turned feature film director, who is having a retrospective, "Gabriel Mascaro: Ebbs and Flows," at the Walter Reade Theater in Lincoln Center, from April 15 through 19.
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An untitled painting from 22017 ebbs and flows with different densities of red, orange and chartreuse dots, while her small "Wild Flower Dreaming" (211) makes heavy use of a fan brush, its hundreds of rose and amaranth eruptions floating across the canvas like jellyfish.
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For example, Buttigieg's plan resets the number of employment-based visas every two years, based on the needs of the economy, rather than the current outdated system of inflexible quotas, caps and monthly visa bulletins where visa availability ebbs and flows like the tide.
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"Probably the biggest thing that pops into your mind as a coach on how to prepare your team mentally for this game is that there are a lot of ebbs and flows, because there's so many points scored," Houston coach Major Applewhite told the media Monday.
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"Despite the ebbs and flows of this headline-driven market and recent bouts of performance volatility, we continue to believe the underlying fundamental and macroeconomic environment remains supportive of US stocks," Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets, said in a note last week.
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Ride-hailing, bike and scooter companies probably raised less money than you thought For months now, much of the media attention on the crypto space has been directed at ebbs and flows in the price of bitcoin on one side, and whiz-bang ICOs on the other.
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A Saul Goodman-inspired lawyer whose personal life bleeds metaphors at every turn — chronic eczema that ebbs and flows with the outlook of the story, a cat that he's severely allergic to but can't quite give up on, a dirty trench coat, a weakness for prostitutes.
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If Loki Patera continues to wax and wane into the next few years as predicted, that time frame would match other cyclical variations in how Io orbits Jupiter — providing a suggestive link between changing tides exerted by Jupiter and the ebbs and flows of surface volcanoes.
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On-demand or "surge" pricing, where prices for a product fluctuate as demand ebbs and flows, has been an essential aspect of platform-based companies like Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb, allowing them to make more money during busy times and keep consumers coming during slower periods.
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It's all part of an effort by conservatives to shore up support for Mulvaney, a former South Carolina congressman and founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, as the approval of his West Wing leadership ebbs and flows among top White House officials and even the president.
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For years, more babies were born to Christian women than to women of any other religion, but not for much longer: Islam is expected to take the global lead by 2035, according to a report released on Wednesday documenting the coming ebbs and flows of world religions.
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The stage may be devoid of instruments, but Yang's stump speech has become so familiar to his devoted following that many in the audience are acutely aware with the ebbs and flows of his remarks and come prepared for their political idol to play the hits.
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"CBP continually experiences ebbs and flows with migration patterns due to many factors, but in each case CBP officers consider the sum total of all facts and circumstances and everyone is processed in accordance with the law," an official with the agency said in a statement.
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The Perfect Red Velvet ebbs and flows between the sultry R&B standout track "Bad Boy" (arguably one of the best K-pop songs of the year, period) the cheeky, bright "Peek-A-Boo" and breathy, synth-laden "Look," all the while painting a prismatic picture of femininity. 2.
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It's unclear what advantage going "round" would bring, as the style's adoption among app makers and designers tends to be more of a trend that ebbs and flows over time, rather than a format that's proven to have a significant advantage over the classic and familiar square/rectangular style.
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There are already work requirements for able-bodied adults without dependents for food stamps and temporary assistance in law, but states often waive those requirements when the economy is doing poorly, and reinstate them in healthier job markets, designed to offer stability during the ebbs and flows of the business cycle.
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As the family's internal structures ebbs and flows (their marriages and breakups over the years have resulted in ever-changing family dynamic), so have their Christmas cards; in 2015, the official card was hand drawn, and in 2018's photo shoot was all about the next generation of Kardashian-Jenners.
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Tech and internet stocks – such as the fabled FAANGs and BATs – have dominated and driven the equity rally of the past 2-3 years – mainly because the digital revolution underlying the boom in those companies was seen as largely impervious to shifting political winds or even ebbs and flows in the economic cycle.
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And so I feel like over the course of the year, just because of certain events like the Oscars and also just because of the natural ebbs and flows of the news cycle, not that they ebb so much anymore, you start to get a feel for the rhythms of the job.
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My dedication ebbs and flows; right now I am on a good run.) After I throw on my mom uniform (yoga pants, tank, sweater), I drink a cup of coffee while scrolling through my social media apps, make the bed, start a load of laundry, empty the dishwasher, and wake up my daughter.
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He's already on his third record Revelations—which we'll get to later—and in the years since he emerged with debut album Ratchet in 2014, his career has been one of ebbs and flows, of glittering successes and creative milestones, coupled with personal struggles and an urge to retreat from the limelight.
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In the month leading up to the Olympics, captive audiences had been tracking the ebbs and flows of the story in the nightly news, from the $20 million suit Harding filed to prevent the U.S. Olympic Committee from voting on her eligibility to join the team, to Kerrigan's mental state following the attack.
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During the ebbs and flows of the news cycle in the last year and half, there have been a number of topics — the confirmation of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Mr. Trump's travel ban on certain Muslim-majority countries, the effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act — that have overwhelmed the volunteers with thousands of letters.
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Love has had his ebbs and flows as a Cavalier—and these Finals were, his spunky Game 7 notwithstanding, a hell of a mortifying ebb—but he has never looked nearly as comfortable as Bosh did during the 2012-13 season, after his successful self-actualization as a tireless defender and rebounder with a smooth jumper.
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It ebbs and flows a little bit based on regional pressure, just like we see with the New York and New Jersey sort of thing for the U.S., but the public policy experience is in the eye— most of them now are looking at how do they grab ahold of the research opportunity and the IP opportunity.
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Setting up a program that is inclusive of the self-employed and micro-business community will require true vision by members of both parties and both chambers, but not doing so will continue to harm American families and further ensure this population remains vulnerable to the ebbs and flows of financial uncertainty and global health pandemics.
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A radiant Greek woman (Katerina Misichroni) struggles to protect her debt-squeezed restaurant from a pushy developer while caring for an amnesiac British D.J. Around them, a flotsam of idiosyncratic travelers — a Yeats-quoting Libyan refugee; a Turkish drug dealer-cum-baker — ebbs and flows, saddled with naïvely hackneyed dialogue and a director who seems to be entertaining only himself.
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Tracing the ebbs and flows of this extremism in the United States over the last 20 years, Neiwert—who is also from Idaho—argues that white nationalist activity in the age of Trump is simply the latest flare-up of what he calls "Alt-America," or the segment of the American population that has fed on conspiracy theories, racist misinformation, and deep distrust of federal institutions for decades.
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"We are moving back to an earlier conception of America's role in the world, looking out for ourselves, hoping the two oceans protect us, and when necessary saying the rest of the world is full of freeloaders who can go to hell if they don't get on board," said Robert Kagan, a conservative foreign policy expert whose books, "The World America Made" and "The Jungle Grows Back," chronicle the ebbs and flows of American influence.
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