Destroying these ecosystems reduces that escape valve for human excess.
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"Having an escape valve may be very important," she said.
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The problem is that currency fluctuations were a useful escape valve.
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Dame Helen Mirren knows "when to allow laughter as an escape valve".
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I get the fantasy of disclosure, like the lure of an escape valve.
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As money laundering becomes harder to hide, Putin is losing his escape valve.
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Why not open up the escape valve so that — psssssssshhhh — it can go out?
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Exports of semi-fabricated aluminium products have long been the escape valve for domestic Chinese surplus.
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Third, last week's caucus votes served as an escape valve for those who promised to oppose her.
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But it arguably also represents a sort of lame escape valve from capitalism's drive toward global-resource consumption.
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With that escape valve cut off, hundreds of Cuban medical professionals have begun to sue in Brazilian courts.
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"It's an escape valve for the pressure that's building up between Congress and the White House," Hoylman said.
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Combining tighter financial conditions with this policy trilemma therefore means the yuan would probably remain an "escape valve".
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"It gave women a sense of clarity, an escape valve, which was, and is, vitally needed," adds Jeramy Turner.
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CHINESE EXPORTS STILL STRONG Exports of semi-fabricated aluminum products have long been the escape valve for domestic Chinese surplus.
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"It's an escape valve for the pressure that's building up between Congress and the White House," said New York State Sen.
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Still, the broad picture of slower output this year is matched by a mild contraction of the country's aluminum escape valve.
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But in April 1980 Mr Castro decided that tensions in his country had grown too severe, and opened an escape valve.
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"That innocuous provision, when sent to the bond market, said, 'Here's an escape valve for your debt obligations,'" Mr. Mapp said.
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Music producer Armando Flores, a second-generation Cuban, said the "wet foot, dry foot" policy was "an escape valve" for Cubans under the Castro regime.
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Around a decade ago, feeling the need for an escape valve, he started going on solo camping trips around the Pacific Northwest on the weekends.
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For those of us on the winning side of those battles, the loss of an escape valve may seem like a small price to pay.
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The Rafah crossing to Sinai, another escape valve, was open to goods and people for just 17 days in the first four months of this year.
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The committee needs an escape valve, such as returning to court to ask permission, for good cause, to make appropriate public disclosures of specific return information.
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Will it be the first of many such prosecutions meant to seriously address corruption, or just a one-of-a-kind escape valve for public pressure?
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The policy has served as an escape valve, giving a way out to tens of thousands of Cubans who were frustrated by the island's authoritarian government.
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As opposed to other emerging markets that can devalue their currencies when their economies hit the skids, Russia's ruble has not proven to be as useful an escape valve.
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Perhaps the clearest evidence of the pressures on producers in China is the step-up in exports of semi-manufactured products, the traditional escape valve for domestic market surplus.
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And Abuja is a hero of sorts, since it was envisioned as an escape valve for Lagos, which has struggled with overcrowding for as long as anyone can remember.
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Putin has not made serious efforts to stop the flow, seeing the flight of capital to the West as an escape valve for individuals trapped in a corrupt order.
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On mountain roads, neighborhood work crews — an escape valve for chronic underemployment in the Philippines — used chain saws to chop up trees that landslides had thrust on the road.
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The coalition bombed all five of Mosul's bridges and sealed off the western escape valve, while thousands of Iraqi soldiers, federal police officers, and Hashd fighters besieged the Old City.
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Critics of the trigger idea argued it could lead to tax increases during an economic downturn, but it's quite reasonable to craft a trigger that includes an escape valve for recessions.
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The high court's assignment of powers to the state and federal governments and lower courts, known as federalism, can be an escape valve, but it currently seems to be intensifying hostility.
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Beyond the obvious difference (characters versus real people) it's become hard to be invested in the ever escalating drama of the Girls girls since there always seems to be an escape valve.
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Other retailers looking for a similar escape valve may next year be able to find one: Sycamore is looking to raise largest ever fund, which will continue to focus on retail investments.
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The U.S.-led coalition decided to leave open the west as a kind of escape valve; this would allow ISIS members to be picked off as they fled into the desert, toward Syria.
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Carnival is simply playing its time-honored role as a national escape valve during tough times, said Raul Juste Lores, editor at large at Folha de São Paulo, one of the nation's largest newspapers.
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We are not an escape valve for the breakdown of civil society in Central America, nor are American taxpayers some sort of backstop for the Mexican government that refuses to fulfill its own obligations towards asylum seekers.
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But it is worth pondering the cost to Mexican stability — and its knock-on effect on the United States — had Mexico suffered through the many crises of the 1980s and 1990s without the escape valve of migration.
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While Mr. Maduro may not exactly fit the model of a military dictator, he has followed an example left by the former Cuban leader Fidel Castro: He relied on the exodus of unhappy citizens as an escape valve.
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Unlike the Chinese Communist Party, with its total control of society, Mr. Putin's Kremlin has chosen to leave an escape valve for dissenting opinions — as long as they remain marginal and pose no threat to those in power.
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And it's even more dubious now that President Donald Trump has offered him and the rest of the Republicans a decent escape valve by endorsing the idea of just repealing Obamacare now and crafting a better replacement bill later.
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Canceling the referendum, which the majority wanted, closes the escape valve that has so far contained the discontent of over 80 percent of Venezuelans in the face of the economic and social collapse brought about by Mr. Maduro's government.
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But for all of the film's attention to the contradictory emotional aftermath of loss, its Mongolian escape valve feels strangely obligatory — not a reason to get away from mourning, but a gimmick around which a film about bereavement was built.
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In 1996, amendments to the INA created expedited removal for migrants without proper documents, but provided an escape valve for asylum-seekers, who got a credible fear interview before an asylum officer and, if they failed their CFIs, a brief review before an immigration judge.
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The pharmaceutical industry, backed by influential members of the Trump administration, has been lobbying hard for the change, betting that it would act as an escape valve for patients' anger over drug costs while preserving drug makers' freedom to set any price they want.
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This post appeared originally on THUMP UK.When social and political shitstorms are raging out there in the real world, you'll probably be looking for an escape valve; luckily for all of us, festival season's here to save everyone from interminable chats down the pub about centrism, careerism, and Marie Le Conte.
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Except, already at the door, the drinker turns around and says: "But I know who you had in mind..." It took some work even for Hercules to cut off all the hydra heads, and similarly, not even the legendary efficiency of the Cuban G2 intelligence agency has managed to completely censor that splendid escape valve for popular discontent that are these jokes.
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Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000 with a depth rating. The Sea-Dweller's integrated helium escape valve. The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Sea-Dweller is a line of diver's watches manufactured by Rolex, with an underwater diving depth rating of 1,220 meters (4 000 ft) and up to 3,900 metres (12,800 ft) for the Sea- Dweller Deepsea model. Launched in 1967 with a diving depth of 610 metres (2 000 ft), the Sea-Dweller features a gas escape valve, developed by the brand specifically for watches, which allows the helium trapped in the watch while decompessing to be released at a given pressure during decompression, while preserving the watch case's water resistance.
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In a November 2019 interview with Venezuelan journalist José Vicente Rangel, President Nicolás Maduro described dollarization as an "escape valve" that helps the recovery of the country, the spread of productive forces in the country and the economy. However, Maduro said that the Venezuelan bolívar will still remain as the national currency.
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A helium release valve, helium escape valve or gas escape valve, as it is also called, is a feature found on some diving watches intended for saturation diving using helium based breathing gas. When saturation divers operate at great depths, they live under pressure in a saturation habitat with an atmosphere containing helium or hydrogen. Since helium atoms are the smallest natural gas particles, they are able to diffuse into the watch, past the seals which are able to prevent ingress of larger molecules such as water. This is not a problem as long as the watch remains under external pressure, but when decompressing, a pressure difference builds up between the trapped gas inside the watch case and the environment.
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Some diving watches intended for saturation diving at great depths are fitted with a helium or mixed breathing gas release or escape valve to prevent the crystal from being blown off by an internal pressure build up caused by helium that has seeped into the watch case in helium enriched environments (helium atoms are the smallest natural gas particles found in nature) as the watch and diver adjust to normal atmospheric conditions. Other helium safe/for mixed-gas rated diving watches can withstand the helium used in certain diving situations by using gaskets that simply do not allow helium gas to enter the watch case in a harmful way in the first place.Manual of a 1 000 m mixed gas diver's watch dealing with a Helium Escape Valve and other diving watch characteristics.
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Retrieved on 2010-05-20. Some feel that the neurodiversity movement is wishful thinking designed to gloss over the more serious problems associated with the disabling aspects of autism (such as self-harm, high support needs, rejection, and difficulties around issues of consent). Jonathan Mitchell, an autistic author and blogger who advocates for a cure for autism, has described neurodiversity as a "tempting escape valve" for autistics with low self-esteem.
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A gauge indicated the pressure being applied to the chest, and the rate of compression could be modified to suit the patient's breathing. An escape-valve on the bellows controlled the pressure being applied. The 1934 model could be driven by hand, water or electric power, one case having used water power for a year. Following an analysis of the ventilation induced by the 1934 model, physiologist Phyllis Tookey Kerridge recommended some modifications that greatly improved the efficiency and usability of the belt.
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His ideas were enormously influential among southern politicians and intellectuals in the decade after his death in 1850; his ideas were often used to promote secession in 1860 as a legal, constitutional escape valve for the South.Patrick Allitt, The Conservatives: Ideas and Personalities Throughout American History (2009) pp 32-36. Brian Farmer says, "Perhaps no figure better exemplifies the attitudes of Southern conservatism in the antebellum period than John C. Calhoun of South Carolina." His ideas were revived by hard-core Southern conservatives in the 20th century.
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Mexican source communities, mostly indigenous villages, are most often poor. To survive economically, such areas rely heavily on the emigration of some of their members and on the remittances they send back. Emigration can function as an escape valve to alleviate economic pressures, as it provides a source of income and opens up work opportunities in villages of origin. The return of many migrants thus causes great stress on these communities, who are heading for economic crisis as important sources of income fall away and more people become unemployed as there is less work available.
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In the wake of the decision, commentators anticipated a flood of new arbitration before the various industry panels and called for reform. "The practical effect of McMahon," wrote Costantine Katsoris, a Fordham Law professor and longtime NYSE arbitrator, "is that securities arbitrations will multiply, because it effectively sealed the escape valve of a separate ... 1934 Act hearing in federal court." A year after the decision, he noted, the 1987 stock market crash, made that prediction a reality.Katsoris, Constantine; Securities Arbitration After McMahon; 16 Fordham Urb. L. J. 3:361–387, at 368; 1988; retrieved March 28, 2012.
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Following increased sanctions throughout 2019, the Maduro government abandoned policies established by Chávez such as price and currency controls which resulted in the country seeing a rebound from economic decline. In a November 2019 interview with José Vicente Rangel, President Maduro described dollarization as an "escape valve" that helps the recovery of the country, the spread of productive forces in the country and the economy. However, Maduro said that the Venezuelan bolívar would still remain as the national currency. The Economist wrote that Venezuela had also obtained "extra money from selling gold, both from illegal mines and from its reserves, and narcotics".
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Up until the 1950s, the northern Peten had been largely disconnected from the State despite being the largest department in the country. Economic activity was mostly restrained to ranching and the harvest of chicle and xate with almost complete absence of regulatory agencies. Ranchers and indigenous communities, like the Maya Q’echi that had migrated from the Alta Verapaz region in the 19th century, composed most of the scattered population in the region. However, after the coup of 1954 that ended the Arbenz administration, the region became the “escape valve to the agrarian problems of Guatemala” (Elías, S.; Gellert, G.; Pape, E. y Reyes, E. (1997).
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The Rolex Sea-Dweller, developed in 1967 but introduced to the general public in 1971, is a heavier-duty steel version of the Submariner, with a thicker case and crystal, as well as a date feature, sans cyclops magnifier. The Sea-Dweller incorporates a helium escape valve for use when decompressing and helium is in the gas mixture of a pressurized habitat; this model (ref 16600) has a guaranteed waterproof depth of . The Sea-Dweller was superseded by the DeepSea Sea-Dweller in late 2008, with the last 16600 Sea-Dwellers produced running into the V-series (late 2008). The DeepSea features a 44 mm case that guarantees a depth of (ref. 116660).
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Internationally, support has followed traditional geopolitical lines, with allies China, Cuba, Iran, Russia, Syria, and Turkey supporting Maduro; while the majority of Western and Latin American countries support Guaidó as acting President. Support for Guaidó has declined since a failed military uprising attempt in April 2019. Following increased international sanctions throughout 2019, the Maduro government abandoned socialist policies established by Chávez, such as price and currency controls, which resulted in the country seeing a rebound from economic decline. In a November 2019 interview with José Vicente Rangel, President Nicolás Maduro described dollarization as an “escape valve” that helps the recovery of the country, the spread of productive forces in the country and the economy.
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The family > experienced difficult moments with the separation of the brothers while the > father, who was a traveling salesman, was reorganizing the structure of the > family. "At [that] moment capoeira was my escape valve; [it's] what held me > together, and this gave me motivation," explains Cobra. > > Cobra trained in the city of Amparo for six years, hearing stories of great > capoeiristas and about capoeira in Rio de Janeiro. Mestre Carlão spoke about > Camisa not only as a great capoeirista, but also in reference to his > personality, the work he was doing, and his preoccupation with the direction > in which capoeira was heading. These conversations sparked Cobra’s interest > in going to Rio de Janeiro to meet Mestre Camisa.
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Depending on the construction of the watch case and crystal, this effect can cause damage to the watch, such as the crystal popping off, as diving watches are designed primarily to withstand external pressure. Some watch manufacturers manage this effect by simply making the case strong enough to withstand the internal pressure, but Rolex and Doxa S.A. approached the problem by creating the helium escape valve in the 1960s (first introduced in the Rolex Submariner/Sea-Dweller and the Doxa Conquistador): A small, spring-loaded one-way valve is fitted in the watch case that opens when the differential between internal and external pressure reaches is sufficient to overcome the spring force. As a result, the valve releases the gases trapped inside the watch case during decompression, preventing damage to the watch.Perezcope – The Sea-Dweller Chronicles: Genesis Of The Decompressing Watch Automatic helium release valves usually don't need any manual operation, but some are backed up by a screw-down crown in the side of the watch, which is unscrewed at the start of decompression to allow the valve to operate.
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