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Financial companies all have to firm up their contingency plans.
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Growth is projected to firm up in 2020, it said.
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The shapes around me firm up and I recognize Cherie.
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Firm up plans for family weekend, fall break or Thanksgiving.
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This could either firm up their position or obliterate it.
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As (the) recovery will firm up, real rates will go up.
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"I like [Trump's] firmness, he's very firm up there," Poulton said.
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You can firm up your calves while firming up your investments.
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The news sent shares of the firm up by 1.1852 percent.
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Mr Macron's attempts to firm up voters' support have had mixed results.
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In 2004, talks about a cheetah program finally started to firm up.
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Cisco snatched the firm up literally on the eve of its IPO.
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The news sent shares of the firm up more than 10 percent.
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It's also mildly fascinating to watch the eggs ever-so-slowly firm up.
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Iowa's results could also firm up the pecking order among more progressive candidates.
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Eastern trading deadline, two other contenders made trades to firm up their defenses.
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But with the ground back beneath your feet, things tend to terra firm up.
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Firm up those holiday travel plans and put all your important communications in writing.
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Until new models firm up I'd honestly explore equity crowdfunding and crypto-based raises.
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But when do you think things will start to firm up for either - - either party?
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They prefer a cold climate and the meat has had a chance to firm up.
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KL), which has yet to firm up a tentative order for 7873 Airbus SE (AIR.
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He expects to see the corporate debt market stabilize and firm up into year end.
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Despite the report, don't rely on working longer to firm up your retirement planning strategy.
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However, it is possible to firm up the rules on which bids are deemed acceptable.
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Sanders has been pushing to firm up his support among younger and more liberal voters.
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Given this number, over the next few months CPI is expected to firm up further.
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But grilled lightly, so they firm up without scorching, they run with delicate pink juices.
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If the mixture is too soft, pop them in the refrigerator to firm up before dredging.
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The heated—yet friendly—debate has helped firm up the idea that most tickled Hawking's fancy.
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"The unions will try to firm up their power with the new leadership structure," he said.
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Anbang was expected to firm up that offer in order for Starwood to deem it superior.
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It must rebuild its state parties, yes, but it also needs to firm up its identity.
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If they get soft, soak them in a bowl of ice water until they firm up.
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In 2016, it agreed to pay the firm up to $5.2 million for advice on restructuring.
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One way to firm up your finances is to build up an adequate an emergency fund.
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Learning to live in a weaker oil price environment gives them upside if prices firm up.
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Philippe said he was glad China had expressed its willingness to soon firm up its purchase commitment.
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Dr. Luke filed docs demanding Gaga firm up a date when she will sit for the depo.
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Apple might not be able to firm up its iPhone plans until that ends, according to Nikkei.
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OPEC and Russia agreed to make further small cuts in oil production to firm up crude prices.
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Garner found that natural gas prices tend to firm up in the spring to anticipate a warm summer.
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But Balderson was eager to firm up support among voters who lean further right than Kasich and Tiberi.
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Prior to that Mercuria had already agreed to extend the ailing firm up to $1 billion in financing.
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He strained the excess liquid with some cheesecloth before he put it in the fridge to firm up.
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The company hopes to broaden distribution and firm up a retail model to better serve an international audience.
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Set steaks aside in the freezer to firm up for chopping (if hand cutting your own burger). 22.
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It's a vibration and heat therapy gadget that helps relax your neckline muscles and firm up your skin.
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The diplomats in Bonn hope to firm up the countries' commitments and make it easier to measure progress.
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It is also hard to firm up Mr Shaxson's claim that Britain's large financial sector makes other industries uncompetitive.
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Clinton's wins means she can begin to firm up the conventional wisdom that she still is the inevitable nominee.
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"There are little gaps in the system where you might have to firm up rules and regulations," he said.
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It's a shame, because Oakmont was so great during those practice round days when it started to firm up.
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He said the US also needs to firm up its approach to taking back Raqaa, the ISIS stronghold in Syria.
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She slung her right arm, weakened from ALS, to the handle and took a second to firm up her grip.
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She said she might not compete in all three races and would firm up her plans closer to the time.
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That would be followed by the request for proposals to firm up exactly how much constructing the wall would cost.
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The custard should "shimmy" a bit when you shake the pan; it will firm up more as it cools. 3.
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There's countless stories about brave settlers setting down on worlds unknown, to help firm up humanity's foothold in the universe.
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Bolton's meeting with Putin was to firm up a July 22019 summit between President Donald Trump and the Russian leader.
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Put chicken in the freezer for about 15 minutes to firm up the meat before you start working with it.
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A Malaysia Airlines spokeswoman said it was "premature" to comment on whether it planned to firm up the Boeing deal.
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"If Wal-Mart can firm up the narrative on the group, then we may get another modest rally," he said.
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Security officials stopped their surveillance in September after their suspicions that he had been planning an attack did not firm up.
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The country is home to 3.8bn scheme memberships in total, according to Colloquy, a research firm, up from 2.6bn in 2012.
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Anbang had been expected to firm up that non-binding offer, so that Starwood would formally declare it superior to Marriott's.
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It's undoubtedly true that we need to clarify and firm up our rules on malpractice to take account of digital campaigning.
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Instead of strengthening her core in the upcoming film, RBG works tirelessly to firm up equal rights for women in America.
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Place the pan on a wire rack to cool for 15 minutes; it will firm up a bit as it cools.
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There will be a second round of bids ahead of a July 4 deadline to firm up the indicative offers selected.
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Medivation will have further conversations with potential buyers and ask them to firm up their offers, some of the sources said.
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The government wants OPBAS, dubbed a "supervisor of supervisors" by one law firm, up and running by the start of 2018.
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The banking sector was also firm, up 1.9 percent, as lenders such as Jiangsu Chanshu Rural Commercial Bank posted stellar earnings.
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The balanced budget could help to show voters they are fiscally responsible and firm up support for their ambitious social plans.
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He's finding industrial commodity prices are starting to firm up and about to turn positive — a signal that demand is returning.
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"That itself is having some impact on markets, and we're seeing the yen firm up on the back of that," he said.
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Over several years, Ms. Chavkin helped her to firm up the story behind the songs and to deepen the characters and relationships.
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He may also be seeking to firm up the United States' position in the region, where China has been establishing a foothold.
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I'm waiting now for a prosthesis, which is a kind of contact lens that will firm up the skin of the eye.
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The company's other brands — including the Gap, Banana Republic, Athleta, Hill City — will attempt to firm up their higher-income customer bases.
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His chief objective was to firm up oil prices to make the initial public offering of Saudi Aramco as attractive as possible.
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The ECB is expected to firm up its plans to halve monthly asset purchases to 15 billion euros ($17.4 billion) come October .
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AirAsia's long-haul arm AirAsia X last year placed an order for 34 A330neo widebodies which it has yet to firm up.
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Once you've created the first layer, place the cake in the freezer for a minute or so to firm up the base. 5.
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Clinton's best ally in her bid to firm up the Democratic base support and get them to the polls might be Trump himself.
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China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC) is also in the running, although it has yet to firm up a local partner, Cusi said.
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"Now that we have defined a capital structure through our plan of reorganization, we can firm up components of surety bonding," Svec said.
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Shares in the firm, up 10 percent over the last year, closed Monday at 467.1 pence, valuing the business at 5.4 billion pounds.
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Mr. Nadler said Wednesday that his committee was circling around May 15 and was trying to "firm up" an appearance on that date.
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Since the start of the month, the discussions have proceeded at lower levels as the two sides firm up their final negotiating positions.
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Bostock will replace David Mellor, who will continue to provide input to the firm up to his retirement in March 2018, the company said.
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Additionally, the extra months give Nintendo a chance to firm up the software launch lineup for NX, both with "Zelda" and any other titles.
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Here, they use YAG lasers that efficiently kill bacteria, vaporize grime and pollutant particles, improve texture, radiance, and clarity, and help firm up skin.
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S. relationship under Trump and said the U.S. president had helped firm up global prices for copper, zinc and other minerals that Peru exports.
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And then batteries — which can "firm up" variable renewables, diminishing the need for natural gas's flexibility — also started getting cheap faster than anyone expected.
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A new study about a rise in onscreen smoking is helping firm up the link between the media's influences and our real-life behavior.
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There's a pretty good chance that the company will also firm up launch dates for long-awaited content plays like Apple TV+ and Arcade.
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You'll want to drop the batter onto a hot pan, and let it cook for a few minutes to let the undersides firm up.
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The president is looking to firm up his support among conservative Christians and abortion opponents as he prepares for a likely bruising reelection campaign.
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"Firm up your Valentine's plans," states one of its ads for its erectile dysfunction consultation service, in large white text on a pink background.
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The cake will not be fully frosted at this point - put it in the fridge for 15 minutes or so to firm up. 5.
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The Trump administration has time to reverse the perception of instability it has created, and to firm up its commitment to the normal international order.
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ISIS. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi is trying his darndest to firm up a government and tackle Iraq's deep economic wounds from years of war.
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As the ruling Scottish National Party (SNP) lays the groundwork for another referendum, it has been trying to firm up the economic case for independence.
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If you want to add some bass, the Sonos SUB can be added to any of these speakers to firm up the low-end response.
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Belgian prosecutors said they were able to firm up the case against UBS through cooperation with French authorities and the work of an inquiry committee.
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While the talks are expected to begin in mid-August, Lighthizer said discussions were underway with Canada and Mexico to firm up a start date.
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Several weeks later, after a few more rounds of text messages with Tom to firm up the details, Mr. Stiles decided to fly to Bangkok.
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Kroger would get an inside look at a trendy grocer to firm up its position in natural and organic foods and to woo new shoppers.
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China has tightened the purse strings on foreign investment, but the government's crackdown could completely backfire, hurting the very companies it's seeking to firm up.
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The policy came as Twitter and other social media companies are seeking to firm up their platforms and policies ahead of the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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The new prime minister is likely to call an election to firm up their mandate for the next stage of the Brexit talks, party insiders believe.
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" But it wasn't going to be enough to simply firm up Casper's existing product: "When things get firmer, you have to pay more attention to ergonomics.
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The scouts and the media are here in Mobile to firm up their evaluations and shore up conclusions that they, in many cases, have already made.
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U.S. and euro zone government bond yields fell or held steady as the minutes did nothing to firm up expectations of a rate rise in March.
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At the press conference, he said the company expects crude palm oil prices to firm up from April to between 2,250 to 2,450 ringgit per tonne.
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That is dwarfed by United's more than 22,000 transatlantic flights, but the competition is undermining efforts by legacy carriers to shrink capacity and firm up prices.
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Several of the deals firm up provisional ones, disclose previously unidentified buyers, or change existing orders, making it hard to gauge the level of new business.
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Eventually, the agency hopes, its updated model will detect severe storms weeks earlier, improve forecasts eight to ten days out, and firm up predictions for hurricane tracks.
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Amber Carvaly, a funeral director at Undertaking LA in California, doesn't think embalming is necessary for most natural deaths, although it might firm up the skin more.
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Clemons said it is too early for the market to factor in the U.S. election but as specific policy proposals firm up, the market will take note.
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And they want to firm up the so-called "Special Relationship," which dimmed in the Obama years, to ensure Britain's global political clout isn't diminished post-Brexit.
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Tesla said it would firm up its oversight of Musk's social media use by pre-approving posts that may contain information that is "material" to Tesla's shareholders.
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Several of the central bank's policymakers said interest rates should come down to soften the blow of a U.S.-China trade war and to firm up inflation.
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"They probably felt they had to do [something] just to firm up Republican support for Republicans," said conservative-leaning American Enterprise Institute healthcare policy researcher Joe Antos.
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In fact, he sold the idea for The Paris Review to the other two co-founders, Humes and Plimpton, to firm up his cover for the agency.
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To firm up such a coalition, he spent hours meeting individually with leaders from Egypt, Bahrain, Qatar and Kuwait, then with more Muslim leaders in larger groups.
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"The egg whites will immediately start to firm up, leaving you with a fluffy texture and a blank canvas for toppings of your choosing," she told Insider.
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As a professional breakup coach, she can help you firm up resolve to (gracefully) dump your partner—or she can help you work through a painful split.
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They'll be really soft at this point but will firm up as they cool, so leave them undisturbed on their baking trays until they're more or less cooled.
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Every time he stands tall against a "politically correct" firestorm — wherein "politically correct" means treating people with some bare modicum of decency and respect — his numbers firm up.
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Look what he&aposs doing in North Korea, the alliances that he&aposs been able to firm up with Japan, with China, ironically on that on that issue.
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The Federal Reserve is widely expected to lower interest rates on Wednesday for the first time in nearly 11 years to boost growth and firm up soft inflation.
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The ECB is likely to firm up its decision to halve monthly asset purchases come October, bringing into sight the end of its 2.6 trillion-euro stimulus program.
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Shares in the firm, up 45 percent over the last year, were down 1.2 percent at 13 pence at 0742 GMT, valuing the business at 4.8 billion pounds.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation would firm up conservative control of the Supreme Court and advance Trump's goal of moving the high court and the broader federal judiciary to the right.
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NINETY years ago, Britain's planes bombed unruly tribes in the Arabian peninsula to firm up the rule of Abdul Aziz ibn Saud, the founder of the Saudi state.
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NINETY years ago Britain's planes bombed unruly tribes in the Arabian peninsula to firm up the rule of Abdel Aziz ibn Saud, the founder of the Saudi state.
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Given how new driver-less technology is, regulators will have to do a lot of work to firm up laws that will govern autonomous driving in the future.
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Finance Minister Margaret Mwanakatwe said a high level mission from Zambia would travel to China in August to firm up discussions in order to create smooth cash flows.
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Edwards and MozzaPi baker Robyn McLaurin quarterbacked, parking dough outside to firm up in the February air, doling out bannetons, rescuing overly slack loaves and flinging bread lingo.
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The company says Kibo draws on 20 years of learning science (as well as several years of active prototype testing in classrooms) to firm up its educational value.
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They're just sweet enough, a trifle soupy (chill them, and they firm up) and come in plain, with maple syrup and sea salt; chocolate; espresso (decaf); and cinnamon.
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Higher crude prices could even firm up the corporate-credit markets further, given that marginal oil-and-gas producers are heavily represented among the sketchier junk-bond issuers.
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They added that it's likely that China will "firm up its bottom lines and formally use the strategy of waiting it out " instead of giving in to U.S. demand.
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"We're about to firm up ONGC's financing to the joint venture we have in the San Cristobal field," Eulogio Del Pino, who is also Venezuela's Oil Minister, told Reuters.
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In 2013, Axel Springer opened a presence in Palo Alto, California, to enable a culture change among the firm's leadership and open the firm up for digital business models.
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With Saudi Arabia's budget breaking even at levels close to $70 per barrel, not even including off-budget military spending and economic reforms underway, Riyadh must firm up prices.
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Perhaps the Fed will get lucky and the economic data will firm up, making a compelling case for further rate hikes that even skeptical market participants will accede to.
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In those cases, doctors offer a series of more invasive treatments, like repeated electrical, electromagnetic, radio frequency, or laser stimulation sessions meant to bolster muscles or firm up tissue.
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After being left overnight in a dry, heated room to firm up, the soon-to-be jelly beans are placed back into the mogul, where they are flipped over.
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Russia might hurt its warming relationship with Iran's bitter enemy Saudi Arabia just as it is working with the Saudis to limit global oil output and firm up prices.
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European Union leaders, who gave the UK until January 31 to firm up its exit plan, will no doubt watch returns from a conference Thursday and Friday in Belgium.
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But the eyebrows thin, the cheekbones and jawline firm up, the brow unfurrows—headset and facial hair vanishing along with more than a quarter-century of wear and tear.
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Most poached chicken recipes are done on the stovetop, turning the heat to its lowest setting, and letting the liquid in the pan gently firm up the fowl's flesh.
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"It is after those 10 days of RIV that both sides can hold talks and firm up plans to hold intra-Afghan dialogue," the source said on condition of anonymity.
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PG&E hired law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP to explore debt restructuring options, including breaking the firm up to let one division file for bankruptcy, Reuters reported in August.
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The Melbourne-based company plans to grant Starwood, a private equity firm, up to four weeks to complete its due diligence and finalise the proposal, it said in a statement.
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According to Jelena Sokolova, a Morningstar analyst, Louis Vuitton's presence in key cities of the emerging world, like Rio and Shanghai, has set the firm up for its current success.
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Next: Democrats are hoping to hold a hearing with the special counsel, Robert Mueller, on May 15 but are still "seeking to firm up the date" with the Justice Department.
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"It sort of helped us begin to firm up our view that there was something about the medium of sports that resonated with people," Mr. Stern told ESPN in 2014.
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Mother of two, Kaye, went for "laser vaginal rejuvenation"—which is exactly what it sounds like: A laser-based treatment that helps to fight dryness and firm up the vagina.
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"That starts to firm up, and after a series of primary debates we start to see people pointing to the candidates that they're likely to support in the primary," McKinney said.
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Such comforts are completely denied when companies shift to "hot-desking", as 45% of multinationals plan by 2020, according to CBRE, a property firm, up from 30% of such companies now.
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However, because a well-known journalist had a podium, a voice amplified by her status, access, and notoriety, Fox News may review its sexual harassment policies and firm up reporting procedures.
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Last year it agreed to pay AstraZeneca, a British pharma firm, up to $8.5bn to develop and commercialise its cancer drug Lynparza (olaparib), which seems likely to work well alongside Keytruda.
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Many of his other clients, which include General Electric, Pfizer, DowDuPont and FirstEnergy, have each paid his firm up to $110,000 in 2019, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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So I do think this creates a little bit more uncertainty about whether the Fed will get even more aggressive down the road should they see these conditions firm up further.
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A recent cabinet reshuffle in Indonesia is the latest move from the country's leader to firm up support ahead of presidential elections next year, according to a Singapore-based advisory firm.
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While traders doubt the Fed will raise interest rates this week, they will be looking for signs to firm up their expectations for a hike at the central bank's December meeting.
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Qatar last year pledged a $15 billion package of economic projects, investments and deposits for Turkey that included an up to $3 billion currency swap to firm up the country's battered lira.
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ATHENS, Feb 20.8825 (Reuters) - Greek jewellery maker Folli Follie is in talks with three bondholders hoping to firm up a restructuring plan "within days", a senior company source told Reuters on Friday.
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"We will firm up our forecast closer to the time although, as things stand, we think it's more likely than not that the Board will opt to lower interest rates," he added.
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"I hope that the European Council can firm up our view that what is happening with Russian support in Aleppo is completely inhuman with regards to the inhabitants of Aleppo," Merkel said.
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Domestic rival Virgin Australia will launch a similar Wi-Fi offering toward the middle of 2017 as on-board technology offerings firm up as the next battleground in the Australian domestic market.
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As part of the agreement, Tesla said it would firm up its oversight of Musk's social media use by pre-approving posts that may contain information that is "material" to Tesla's shareholders.
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He'll immerse himself in any topic or industry, read and call people until he truly gets it and then wedge his entrepreneurial skill set into the cracks to firm up an idea.
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Barrick must either firm up its proposal to acquire the 1.33% of Acacia it does not own by June 18, or walk away for at least six months under British takeover law.
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The prizes for "Moonlight" — it also won best screenplay, best ensemble and the audience award — firm up early forecasts that it would be a strong player in the awards race this year.
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Two questions now are how much of Hanjin's capacity will be scrapped, which could help firm up shipping rates, and how much will be replaced by rivals seeking to grab market share?
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Britain's second largest steelmaker has been in talks with the government, its lenders and shareholders to firm up its finances after customers recoiled from the possible threat of tariffs, damaging long term orders.
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Then, in early December Canada announced that it was not going to proceed with an order for 18 Super Hornet fighter jets made by Boeing, costing the firm up to $6bn in revenue.
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Inflation data due on Tuesday is expected to show consumer price growth hitting a five-year high of 2.8 percent year-on-year, which would firm up expectations of a near-term hike.
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The goal: to firm up his demoralized base, extract a price from everybody in the GOP who tries to defect, and do so by subjecting Clinton to maximal humiliation in the public sphere.
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Financing mirrors the same trend: last year investors poured $22013 billion into private CPG firms, according to CB Insights, a data firm—up by 22015% from 100 and a whopping 228% since 22013.
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Still, contenders to replace Prime Minister David Cameron are beginning to firm up the groundwork for their campaigns, with Michael Gove making a speech a day after throwing his hat in the ring.
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That helped boost overall sales at the firm, up 7.7 percent like-for-like and head of forecasts for a 6.4 percent rise, and which came in at 7.1 billion euros ($8.1 billion).
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"The threat of U.S. Congress sanctions has put pressure on Iran to 'firm up' markets via discounts and freight adjustments for its crude," said Tilak Doshi, consultant at Muse, Stancil & Co in Singapore.
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So Gamergate was just a big recruitment drive and helped build community, and helped firm up the ties between younger online groups and older conservatives who didn't understand how to make things go viral.
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The event reflects a deepening Anglo-Japanese partnership on security and defence, with Japan eager to pull Britain into an increasingly turbulent Asia and Britain keen to firm up its international friendships after Brexit.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's disparate opposition parties are aiming to firm up an alliance as they sense a chance of unseating Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a staggered general election draws to a close.
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I then firm up my goals and what I want to achieve next week (I do this every Saturday to make sure I'm on track with everything I want to achieve for the year).
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The brownies firm up enough to cut as they cool, but without losing their essential olive-oil gooeyness, which is a fitting tribute on Hanukkah — and utterly compelling during the rest of the year.
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It said it had agreed to extend a Wednesday regulatory deadline for the deal talks until May 8 in order to allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid.
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However, Zavala's comments could help the government firm up its stance against corruption after President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski faced criticism for appearing to defend Odebrecht by saying that not all of the company was corrupt.
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To encourage EY's expansion in New York, which is expected to create up to 1,152 jobs over the next seven years, the state offered the firm up to $12 million in performance-based tax credits.
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To firm up their bargaining position, the Europeans have also leveraged a number of strategically important issues for Washington, such as the U.S. confrontation with Iran, and a review of the sanctions regime with Russia.
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Sometimes there are ways around, though—sucking the cover from a handy vent can open up shortcuts and reveal stat upgrades to boost shields, increase speed and firm up each new body's resistance to exploding.
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A pre-feasibility study will be completed in the next few weeks, after which a more detailed feasibility study will firm up the design and capital cost estimates, followed by front-end engineering and design.
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Russia says Ukraine instigated the latest surge to firm up Western support, while Kiev accuses the Kremlin of stirring up the violence to test the new U.S. administration's will to involve itself in the crisis.
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"There's room for further improvement given that small companies firm up earnings estimates from now on, although that will depend much on how effects of a trade war play out in business sentiment," he said.
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The revelation, if true, also suggests that Mueller is potentially sitting on more evidence that could firm up a case of collusion against at least some individuals in Trump's orbit, or even the president himself.
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Shire, a member of Britain's benchmark FTSE 100 stock index, said its board agreed to extend a Wednesday regulatory deadline to May 8 so Takeda can conduct more due diligence and firm up its bid.
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The plan to diversify into mining metals such as copper and nickel with no prior experience is being seen by analysts as a long-term strategy to firm up revenues, with no immediate results in sight.
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The company was still looking for a right place to build a gigafactory in Europe, Musk said at the meeting, and Tesla was likely to firm up on a decision by the end of the year.
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Major industrial stocks have been under pressure from the protectionist policies, which are likely to firm up with Trump replacing free trade proponent Gary Cohn with conservative commentator Larry Kudlow to lead the National Economic Council.
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The Trump administration will have to firm up its judicial selection and vetting process and ensure that all its nominees live up to the high caliber of the vast majority of its nominees to this point.
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LAKERS EXERCISE OPTIONS The Los Angeles Lakers, looking to firm up a young core surrounding LeBron James, exercised their contract options for the 213.5-26.6 season on Brandon Ingram, Lonzo Ball, Kyle Kuzma and Josh Hart.
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Thailand's big-four banks from April 1 waived fees on interbank transactions, bill payments and cash withdrawals to firm up competitiveness as technology firms expand into money-related services such as online payment and electronic wallets.
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Dubai-based Emirates has 150 of the new model on order, of which eight were originally slated for delivery next year, and has yet to firm up orders for 40 of Boeing's mid-size 787 jets.
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"Pent-up demand" may help firm up prices in the second half of the year but "2020 is compromised as far as jet [fuel] demand is concerned," said S&P Global Platts energy analyst Claudio Galimberti.
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In the time we were waiting to firm up a closing date, our banker told us the interest rate on our mortgage had risen from 3.75 percent to 4.5 and there was nothing he could do.
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Markets were disillusioned with the "Trump trade" Thursday, after the president elect failed to firm up his plans for tax cuts or stimulus but took a shot at the drug industry when he met with journalists Wednesday.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi struggles to firm up a government capable of battling ISIS and, at the same time, continue to address problems related to Iraq's long-standing economic and political wounds from years of war.
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Lomax is, effectively, Annihilation's on-screen acknowledgement of how frustrating the movie will be to viewers who expect explanations rather than allegory, and who are waiting on its dream logic to firm up into something more orderly.
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The meeting is to help determine how euro zone lenders, who hold half of Greek public debt, should firm up their conditional promise of debt relief for Greece from last year to satisfy the International Monetary Fund.
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Growth is projected to firm up in 2020, the IMF said, but some officials are worried the expected rebound will be threatened if the weakening in developed economies such as the United States, Japan and Europe worsens.
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The South African rand was one of the few currencies to firm, up 2111.13 percent on indications that Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa was doing well in nominations to become the next leader of the ruling ANC party.
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A few hours later at the restaurant, he grilled the scallops on just one side to firm up the muscle, then set off their sweetness with baby radishes and a bright, pleasingly bitter purée of nasturtium leaves.
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"Business confidence is likely to gradually firm up with the change in the political leadership, but growth prospects remain weighed down by structural bottlenecks," the international lender said in its latest World Economic Outlook published in Washington.
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The merger had long been resisted by Luxottica's founder, Leonardo Del Vecchio, who built his firm up into a global behemoth that owns the Oakley and Ray-Ban brands and supplies designer frames for Chanel, Prada and others.
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Norwegian's schedule is dwarfed by Delta's more than 22,000 trans-Atlantic flights, but the added service is undermining efforts by Delta and other legacy carriers to shrink trans-Atlantic capacity and firm up prices that have been falling.
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The news sent shares in the firm up 2 percent and shows that the steps taken by Chief Executive Dave Lewis are working, with lower prices, streamlined product ranges and better customer services winning back shoppers from rivals.
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I think we will probably see a stronger reaction if we get a better-than-expected number because it will firm up expectations that the FOMC will go ahead and tighten policy in December and beyond, Harajli said.
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Rob Scholl, a spokesman for Textron Aviation, said he expects NetJets to firm up the orders for up to 175 super-midsize Cessna Citation Longitude aircraft and up to 150 Cessna Citation Hemisphere aircraft in the coming weeks.
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Starting a firm outside of Silicon Valley has forced Smerklo and cofounder Tom Ball to be scrappy and only focus on highly efficient investments, something that sets the firm up well in the case of an economic downturn.
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We helped them firm up their marketplace design and design a long-term strategy and our [check] was built around a financial model that we built for them to get them from seed to a Series A round.
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Further cabinet talks are expected early next year to firm up the best means of achieving May's goals - the stage of the discussion most likely to push ideological differences between "hard" and "soft" Brexiteers out into the open.
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Mr. Trump himself has made many racially explosive remarks, and political analysts say they expect him to continue using that language to firm up support among his conservative voter base, which includes vocal white nationalists and white supremacists.
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Dubai-based Emirates has 150 of the 350-2330-seat model on order, of which eight were originally slated for delivery next year, and has yet to firm up orders for 230 of Boeing's mid-size 2350 jets.
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As Sheriff Wheeler told me, there are other city-owned properties, including the field where the high school team currently plays football, that local gun rights advocates will look to next in order to "firm up" open carry.
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Looking at the global economy, the Fund noted that "global economic activity continues to firm up" and is estimated to have grown by 3.7 percent in 2017, which is 0.1 percentage points faster than projected in the fall.
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"We believe investors' main focus will be on the several catalysts that are likely to materialize, including, we believe, a sizeable CSeries order from Delta Air Lines and the firm-up of the Air Canada order," he said.
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They have also been active on the debt markets, raising as much as $2 billion through Eurobond issues in the first weeks of 2018 already, while others have looked to firm up lines of credit with their banks.
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"I think we will probably see a stronger reaction if we get a better-than-expected number because it will firm up expectations that the FOMC will go ahead and tighten policy in December and beyond," Harajli said.
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I think there's also room for grassroots advocacy to really firm up the federal policies around including women in clinical research but also making sure that results are always analyzed by sex and gender to really uncover the differences.
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The European Union will need time to firm up its own financial services sector so it needs to ensure that London's role in the sector is not compromised even after Brexit, German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Thursday.
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Shire said in a statement it had agreed to extend a Wednesday regulatory deadline for the deal talks to conclude to May 8 in order to allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid.
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Weakening energy prices and inflation expectations "should be something to worry about" and while the number alone won't be sufficient to cause a rally in bonds, it should be enough to "allow the market to firm up", Chatwell said.
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His wife and son took over but they opted to put the firm up for sale so a new owner could inject cash to fund the expansion of the fast-growing group and to put a stronger focus on value maximisation.
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A study by recruitment firm Spencer Stuart found that, while progress was being made on diversity in many respects, 50 percent of FTSE 100 chairs in 2014 had previously chaired another listed firm – up from 39 percent a decade earlier.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 230 (Reuters) - Malaysia signed a deal on Wednesday to pay a U.S. seabed exploration firm up to $210 million if it finds the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft MH2000 in a new search area in the Southern Indian ocean.
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AMP investors last year voted overwhelmingly against its executive pay plans in the wake of damaging revelations of board-level misconduct, setting the firm up for a possible board shake-up if a significant protest vote is repeated this year.
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This week's staff assessment mission was called to discuss updates of macroeconomic projections and firm up the fiscal outlook for the rest of 2016 after Ghana's parliament passed a law allowing central bank financing of the deficit, contrary to IMF's restrictions.
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And unlike in election cycles past, where California -- despite its size -- was a competitive wasteland due to a redistricting process in 2011 that sought to firm up incumbents of both parties, there are a surfeit of competitive contests this year.
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Frantic, Kim does a mad dash to her office to call Paige at Mesa Verde and firm up their lunch — she's desperate to take that huge client with her to her solo practice, and won't go down without a fight.
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Tillerson will visit Japan and South Korea before heading to Beijing, where he is expected to firm up a U.S. visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping next month to meet Trump as the leaders of the word's two largest economies.
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This is akin to putting the dog's face together on a jigsaw puzzle, if you read me — you may not know where in the frame that face is, but you can float it around until more entries firm up its location.
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To zealously guard and spoil someone is to "mollycoddle" them — as we do, with our fragile egg-like people, warming, squeezing and gently shaking them until their innards firm up a bit, which tends never to happen in this metaphor.
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But the Labour leader, who was criticized for being a lackluster campaigner for remaining in the EU at the 2016 referendum, has come under pressure to firm up his position and back staying in the bloc in any second referendum.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia agreed on Thursday to make further small cuts in oil production to firm up crude prices and compensate for higher output from the United States and other producers outside the cartel.
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The White House wants bipartisan buy-in on drug pricing legislation but is willing to sacrifice a key Democratic provision in a Senate Finance Committee plan to firm up Republican support for a compromise, domestic policy adviser Joe Grogan told POLITICO.
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"If the budget restores confidence then we are likely to see foreign investors show interest in cedi investments once again, and this could go a long way to firm up the currency," Joseph Biggles Amponsah, analyst at the Accra-based Dortis Research said.
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Visa was the first to submit its application for a license in July 2017 but its request was put on hold and the company was asked to firm up its local equity partnership before resubmitting its application, sources told Reuters last year. reut.
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Shire is also expected to agree to an extension of a Wednesday regulatory deadline that would allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid, the sources said on Tuesday on condition of anonymity to discuss the confidential negotiations.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The United States and the Taliban officials resumed talks in Qatar on Thursday to firm up a deal enabling the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan in return for the Taliban security guarantees, the Taliban and senior U.S. official said.
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Storing excess energy generated by the Hornsdale Wind Farm, the Powerpack 2 will enable the utility to "firm up renewable generation by reconciling the intermittency of power from these sources and storing excess capacity to dispatch when it's needed," according to Tesla.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 9 (Reuters) - AirAsia X Bhd, which has yet to firm up a tentative order for 34 Airbus A330neo widebody jets placed in July, is considering switching some of them to narrowbody A321neos, the CEO of its Malaysian arm said on Friday.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia signed a deal on Wednesday to pay a U.S. seabed exploration firm up to $70 million if it finds the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft MH250 within 225 days of embarking on a new search in the Southern Indian ocean.
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Predicting what Trump is going to do is a fool's errand, but there's reason to believe he will push for greater cooperation in the fight against ISIS—and perhaps even make a (rather convoluted) deal to firm up a unified strategy in Syria.
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Rolled out to about the size of a piece of pie dough and cut into tiny batons, as long and thick as French fries, it's left out for hours to firm up and dry out, to get ready for a long simmer.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump sought Thursday morning to firm up his political positions on the swirling gun debate while also defending the National Rifle Association, which has come under fierce criticism in the wake of last week's school shooting in Florida.
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The IMO meeting comes as the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), a global trade association of shipowners, today said the IMO should firm up details of a commitment to cut carbon dioxide (CO2370) emissions from the shipping industry as soon as possible.
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FRANKFURT, March 16 (Reuters) - The European Union will need time to firm up its own financial services sector so it needs to ensure that London's role in the sector is not compromised even after Brexit, German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Thursday.
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Details of the administration's approach to Taiwan emerged as Tillerson was due to visit China this weekend, where he will seek more Chinese support on North Korea and firm up a first meeting between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping expected next month.
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Further, we believe the voluntary retirement program (VRP) represent upside potential to O&M initiatives, and while we do not necessarily view it as incremental to the 5+% EPS guidance, we see it as helping to firm up those expectations with the upcoming 2Q call.
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Taken in the past week, the survey showed a mixed outlook for emerging market currencies, as Brazil's real is expected to firm up more than 6.753 percent to 3.7 per dollar while South Africa's rand remains relatively steady at 14.30/dollar in six months.
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DUBAI, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi National Oil Co said on Tuesday it had signed a three-year agreement with Lotte Chemical Titan, one of the largest polyolefin producers in southeast Asia, to sell the Malaysian firm up to 1 million tonnes of naphtha annually.
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Doing so will give you a deeper sense of what your book is about and what the rest of the writing process will be like — and this will also help you firm up your ideas of what the rest of the book will be like.
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Between the lines: One thing both Huawei and its critics seem to agree on, at least publicly, is that it would be better if the U.S. focused on its national security concerns with Huawei rather than sweeping the firm up in the larger trade conflict.
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"Discussions between staff and the authorities are currently ongoing to update macroeconomic projections, firm up the fiscal outlook for the remainder of 2016 and ascertain that financial pressures in SOEs will not pose additional risks to the central government budget," the Fund said in a statement.
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On Twitter's site, from what we understand, the company is now moving to charge more of the third parties that rely on Twitter data for their own enerprise services, as they look to build up and firm up a more diversified set of revenue streams around data.
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They expand and firm up the commission's argument against Title II, and they pose a few very open-ended questions that, like the rest of this proposal, could result in much tougher or much weaker rules — very likely the latter, given the tone of this proposal.
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The global expansion, now seen at its most sluggish pace in three years, is likely to firm up next year, but central banks and fiscal authorities have limited policy options to drive a rebound, officials said in the joint communique of the International Monetary Fund's steering committee.
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Two sources privy to the Qatar talks said the United States and the Taliban were expected to sign a memorandum of understanding this week to firm up a plan for the withdrawal of foreign troops and for a Taliban pledge to stop militants plotting from Afghan soil.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is working to firm up a $400 million stake in the world's largest talent agency, Endeavor LLC, so that he can announce the deal during his two-week trip to the U.S., which kicks off next week, the WSJ reports.
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Of course, a senator who divides his time between Washington and his home state has an easier excuse for an extended absence, but Mr. Booker seemed clear to want to firm up those local connections, even though he has campaigned recently in Texas, Georgia and Florida.
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A main result of the meeting was to firm up Russia's growing role in the Syria diplomacy, establishing the Astana talks as a part of, but not a replacement for, the Geneva process that has been spearheaded for years by the United Nations and the United States.
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Boeing is expected to firm up at least part of a deal for up to 20 747-8 freighters from Russia's Volga Dnepr, boosting its declining jumbo jet programme, and could announce a new Asian customer for its 737 MAX 200 jet aimed at low-cost carriers.
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The Japanese drugmaker had until Wednesday evening to make a final offer to Shire under UK takeover laws, but Shire is expected to agree to an extension to allow Takeda to carry out more due diligence and firm up its bid, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Com, on 18 november 2016 * As of date, the company has yet to firm up its plans for the follow-on offering * Has always been intention of co to proceed with listing of company's unlisted but issued and outstanding capital stock Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The 'deep state' is back The GOP report also fleshed out a narrative of a thwarted "deep state" coup inside the US government and conspiracies that Trump and conservative media allies have been spreading even before he took office as a glue to firm up his voting base.
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"A May hike would firm up a three hike baseline for 2017 — leading to a slightly tighter but not much tighter market rate path, which we think would be warranted based on the data but need not lead to a sharp move in the dollar or financial market conditions," Guha said.
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Officials also said Friday that some of the latest reporting indicates the ambush began when the troops were inside their unarmored vehicles following a meeting with local leaders, but they are trying to firm up that detail amid previously conflicting information regarding the location of the troops at the time of the attack.
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Last Friday, former Cambridge Analytics employee Christopher Wylie, who worked for the data firm up until 2014, spelled out the company's exploitative tactics to garner information from as many as 50 million users via its affiliated behavior research firm Strategic Communication Laboratories (SCL), according to a bombshell report by the New York Times.
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It sounds like Falzone's departure as CEO is directly linked to the investment and is a sign of how the PE firm — which focuses on tech and healthcare investments — is hoping to firm up the business either for a bigger tech exit, with potentially more details with large brands along the way.
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"It means nothing for today, but if we don't see both the economy and inflation numbers firm up over the course of the summer, it will make it more difficult for them to pursue what seems to be their quest for a third rate hike this year," said Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies.
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Budget 2017 will likely firm up details of major infrastructure projects that have yet to take off to maintain momentum in the sector to support growth, says Maybank IB. These would include highway and public transport projects in the peninsula and Sabah, and a timeline for the implementation of the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail project.
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As Gulliver wrote at the end of last year, Boeing's demand for protectionism against imports of planes from Canada made by Bombardier proved costly: ...in early December Canada announced that it was not going to proceed with an order for 18 Super Hornet fighter jets made by Boeing, costing the firm up to $6bn in revenue.
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Unprecedented use of constitutional powers can firm up important norms, and in this case it would serve as a reminder to future presidential candidates: Yes, you might be able to win by violating all of the courtesies and standards our political system takes for granted, but even if you do, your presidency will run its course under a cloud.
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In their June 18-19 meeting, which introduced the near-term possibility of a rate cut, multiple policymakers said rates should come down to "cushion the effects" of a U.S. trade war and to firm up inflation that is failing to meet the central bank's 2%-a-year target, according to minutes from that meeting released on Wednesday.
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"There is nothing right now facing this country and facing the region that is a bigger threat than what's happening in North Korea," White House chief of staff Reince Priebus told ABC's "This Week" during a weekend in which Trump sought to firm up support in Southeast Asia to help rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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In the second half, when Brazil's economic recovery may firm up, proceeds from offerings could pay for new investment or acquisitions, said Sandy Severino, head of international debt capital markets for Grupo BTG Pactual SA. According to Severino, the upcoming March-April window should allow not only corporate but sovereign issuers to tap debt markets in much more favorable terms.
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In their June 18-19 meeting, which for the first time this year introduced the near-term possibility that the Fed might cut rates, multiple policymakers said rates should come down to "cushion the effects" of a U.S. trade war and to firm up inflation that is failing to meet the central bank's 2%-a-year target, according to the minutes from that meeting released on Wednesday.
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For that, let me be the first to give them an F for political, not to mention intellectual, IQ. At first blush, it comes across as a great political move: firm up your progressive cred, get a photo op with a civil rights leader, appear to be a real champion of civil rights, label other primary candidates as racists who don't go along, likely lock up a big chunk of African American voters.
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One option to reduce the flow of people to Britain is for it to firm up rules around benefits such that only people from other EU countries with a firm job offer can move to the UK. Merkel has cut May some breathing space to work out her negotiating position, resisting calls from Paris and Brussels - in the days immediately after the Brexit vote - for Britain to leave the EU "as soon as possible".
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Ahead of the report, data from SimilarWeb that was exclusively shared with Business Insider signaled where Netflix was gaining ground internationally: Exclusive data that predicted Netflix's big Q2 subscriber miss suggests international growth has bounced backWhile the strong international showing may have satisfied some investors, others are looking to the fourth quarter and 2020 to firm up their bets on how Netflix will stand against soon-to-be rivals like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus.
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Of planned new PDH plants & existing PDH plants that should ramp up after maintenance * Dorian LPG Ltd - as demand in Asia for LPG begins to firm up in advance of heating season, markets will likely source incremental product from U.S. * Dorian LPG Ltd - "optimistic" that LPG will continue to penetrate a variety of end user markets globally * Dorian LPG Ltd - will repay about $30.1 million of $97.0 million outstanding under bridge loan agreement from proceeds of transaction Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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