In other words, hold off on the UFO welcome parties.
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But companies will simply hold off on hiring, Marcon says.
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Until then, investors may hold off on making big moves.
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So yeah, hold off on buying that iPad for now.
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So we are going to hold off on that one.
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So, perhaps hold off on that Taos, New Mexico booking.
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We're about to rehearse, he's like hold off on rehearsing.
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But there's good reason to hold off on the panic.
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Consumers feeling pinched generally hold off on buying new gadgets.
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Sometimes it pays to hold off on that holiday bonus.
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Kasich wants to hold off on regulations known to save lives.
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But the BOJ could hold off on additional steps for now.
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" Allscripts Healthcare Solutions: "No, I want to hold off on Allscripts.
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He persuaded the Senate to hold off on new sanctions. Mrs.
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Or should you hold off on the retail therapy for now?
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Let's hold off on the hair-trigger instinct to take offense.
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But it sounds like you're saying to hold off on that.
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Why did they make that decision to hold off on fundraising?
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But the ECB may hold off on other easing measures for now.
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Until Google fixes it, you should hold off on buying this laptop.
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to hold off on a tariff hike.
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But hold off on putting the final touches on anything this week.
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But investors might want to hold off on selling the tech dip.
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For now it's best to hold off on buying a new device.
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They're right to dig their heels in and hold off on upgrading.
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He defended the FAA's decision to hold off on grounding the planes.
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You should hold off on buying new models for two big reasons.
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They have asked me to hold off on singing until next month.
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It's better to hold off on the profanities in job interviews, though.
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The Fed can always choose to hold off on raising interest rates.
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Mr. Trump agreed to hold off on new tariffs planned for Jan.
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Hold off on signing for your severance Don't sign anything right away.
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There's a chance the Fed may hold off on making the adjustment.
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There's a chance the Fed may hold off on making the adjustment.
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The union petitioned the judge to hold off on finalizing the verdict.
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Did he urge the Russians to hold off on imposing retaliatory measures?
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GRANDMA Let's hold off on the "God Is Dead" banners for now.
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Hold off on jumping to conclusions or getting to the bottom of things.
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They signal caution and a reason to hold off on a rate hike.
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I hold off on the prayer mats until I find something I like.
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So, just hold off on buying those AirPods until after you read this.
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His move gives down-ballot Republicans cover to hold off on supporting Trump.
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Domain owners can choose to migrate everybody or hold off on new Gmail.
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However, three companies told Reuters they would now hold off on planned investments.
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So, they decided to hold off on an X-ray until next week.
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Wavering American journalists, in other words, should hold off on booking their tickets.
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The administration eventually agreed to hold off on its request until the fall.
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Hold off on important conversations today, Capricorn—things are very confusing right now.
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In that case, workers with illiquid stocks can still hold off on taxes.
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Be extra kind to yourself, and hold off on trying to impress others.
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Conversely, negative economic prospects often lead many couples hold off on having children.
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You might want to hold off on buying a Surface tablet or laptop.
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President Trump asked Mr. Netanyahu last month to hold off on settlement activity.
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He has indicated that he would hold off on endorsing Clinton for the Nov.
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I buy one blue and one white, but hold off on all other purchases.
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The CBK will likely hold off on further monetary easing until inflationary pressures subside.
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JL: Okay, okay let's hold off on spreading more fake news than we debunk.
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It has agreed to hold off on placing more Covestro shares for 90 days.
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Chairman Jerome Powell hinted the central bank would hold off on further rate cuts.
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We can't blame her for wanting to hold off on starting a family either.
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Most economists expect the Fed to hold off on a rate hike until December.
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The couple will hold off on getting married until Blanchard is released from prison.
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So we want to hold off on living with each other for a while.
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So hold off on trusting poll-driven proclamations of a Clinton victory just yet.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin announced Sunday they want to hold off on a nominee.
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I'm gonna hold off on making any judgments on a guy in that moment.
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North Korea has said it will hold off on further testing as negotiations proceed.
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Friday's announcement means that they can hold off on that contingency for a week.
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But also, couldn't her fiancé hold off on watching the episode until their honeymoon?
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But others advised her to hold off on sending her résumé given the uncertainty.
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So maybe hold off on stirring that pinch of activated charcoal into your yogurt.
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Mr. Trump could hold off on announcing the tariffs as talks proceed with Europe.
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But you may want to hold off on the Dom Perignon and party hats.
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But the BOJ is expected to hold off on expanding stimulus at its Dec.
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In the meantime, federal officials have ordered Interior to hold off on such movements.
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The scene affirms Daenerys' decision to disregard Tyrion's advice to hold off on attacking.
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Travelers should hold off on making plans given the extremely fluid situation, they say.
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If he means foot soldier, however, he might want to hold off on enlistment.
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Creditors agreed last month to hold off on their debt claims for three years.
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That, Schaaf said, made her decide to hold off on appointing another interim top cop.
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First, startup employees can hold off on paying taxes related to stock options they exercised.
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Would-be borrowers are more cautious now and may hold off on borrowing, he said.
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"And they just said, hey, we're going to hold off on making a final decision."
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" Sailpoint Technologies Holdings Inc: "We're going to have to hold off on that one, too.
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If you are still working, it makes even more sense to hold off on collecting.
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Worries about student loan debts may also prompt consumers to hold off on other goals.
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Chuck Grassley to hold off on any Supreme Court nominee hearings until after the election.
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However, she does not think these areas should hold off on screening in the meantime.
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" Gnoffo – whose eyes immediately grow wide – tells his wife "we should hold off on looking.
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But delaying the corporate tax cut could prompt businesses to hold off on key investments.
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Royal protocol dictates that royal family members hold off on wearing tiaras until they're married.
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But those experts also say you may want to hold off on celebrating just yet.
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The Justice Department agreed to hold off on prosecuting the company, according to court records.
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As such, those looking to purchase a new iPhone should probably hold off on upgrading.
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The U.S. and EU will "hold off on other tariffs" while negotiations proceed, Juncker said.
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Meanwhile, Trump agreed to hold off on raising tariffs further last month pending the negotiations.
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Jerrold Nadler said he would hold off on actually issuing the subpoena for the moment.
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Playboi -- we recommend you learn from Chyna's past flings and hold off on the ink.
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That's because any uncertainty can prompt companies to curtail investment or hold off on hiring.
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Mr. Trump promised to hold off on new tariffs but left current ones in place.
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For now, however, Mr. Trump has decided to hold off on moving ahead with them.
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Ms. Anspach suggested that Ms. Bickmore hold off on marrying him until she turned 60.
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ASRM advised health professionals to hold off on in vitro fertilization procedures and intrauterine inseminations.
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On Wednesday morning, President Trump praised Kim's "wise" decision to hold off on the launch.
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Bloomberg News also said China expected the U.S. to hold off on those extra levies.
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So read Susskind now, and hold off on the other two until you're permanently unemployed.
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Both parties have agreed to hold off on fighting to explore further options for peace.
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Slow your roll Hold off on sending congrats to Cardi B on winning a Grammy.
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Gamers typically hold off on purchasing chips when new models are just around the corner.
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You hold off on the VC rant because I am here and down for you.
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But Mercury is retrograde, so perhaps hold off on actually purchasing your plane tickets just yet.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Thursday there was no reason to hold off on details.
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Flake had previously asked Grassley to hold off on the scheduled vote until Ford could testify.
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That has led researchers like F-Secure's Sean Sullivan to hold off on nation-state suspicions.
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He tells Tone (his right-hand man) and Shades to hold off on pursuing the thief.
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So we can hold off on on our stockpile of SPF 10,000 and generators—for now.
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But the couple says they won't hold off on their trip as newlyweds for too long.
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Orlando police asked mourners to hold off on vigils as they were understaffed to police them.
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Matthews is nice enough to hold off on most of these tasks during our 4 p.m.
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I hold off on finalizing my cart in case I think of anything else I need.
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You might want to hold off on that until you've got your calorie intake under control.
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So hold off on forking out hundreds of dollars on eBay for Kylie Jenner's Lip Kit.
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But Republican leaders, concerned about the optics, urged the conference to hold off on a vote.
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"People will maybe hold off on hiring and investments until that uncertainty resolves itself," Harker said.
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He opts to hold off on a naval confrontation and instead consult the Iranian ambassador first.
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These two...They finally find Daenerys, who tells them to hold off on trying to escape.
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All of them were silent about whether they would lower or hold off on price increases.
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The two leaders agreed to hold off on imposing more tariffs for 90 days starting Dec.
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I told her to hold off on tweeting it—not a good look for the convention.
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He signaled that he would hold off on new levies on some imports until Dec. 15.
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They enter hoping to find a new refrigerator, but decide to hold off on the purchase.
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Some companies worry about the risk of future sanctions and hold off on making new commitments.
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It also requested that all nonessential United States government personnel hold off on traveling to China.
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It also requested that all nonessential United States government personnel hold off on traveling to China.
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I did see some things I didn't like, so I'm going to hold off on that.
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to hold off on a tariff hike set for this week.
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Intersex advocates have been fighting to have parents hold off on operations for about two decades.
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They have also chosen to hold off on an immediate request for Mr. Trump's tax returns.
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The Trump administration asked the justices to hold off on hearing the case until that's done.
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Those fries stuck behind your car seat haven't gone bad — but maybe hold off on eating them.
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Mazie Hirono all demanded Wednesday that Republicans hold off on Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings after Cohen's guilty plea.
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But hold off on starting up a crime spree: The county sheriff is holding down the fort.
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Drake may be upset, but maybe we should hold off on the tears until we hear word.
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The BOJ is likely to hold off on expanding stimulus at a meeting ending on Nov. 1.
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I find a leopard print cowboy hat that I must have, but hold off on getting it.
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Also on Thursday, Biden revealed he purposely urged Barack Obama to hold off on declaring his approval.
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But foreign investors might hold off on re-investing, particularly if sterling is volatile, ADM's Ostwald said.
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Jerrold Nadler said, though adding that he'll hold off on actually issuing the subpoena for the moment.
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Why not wait until after the show to say he wanted to hold off on getting married?
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In the document, it asked the regulator to hold off on the possible cancellation of the licenses.
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So if you're eating lunch, maybe hold off on watching this first-person video of the Valravn.
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Travis should probably stick to giving Kylie butterflies for a while ... and hold off on a ring.
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Step away from the noise—take some time to think, and hold off on making important decisions.
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Amazon will again enable procrastinators to hold off on completing their Christmas shopping until the last minute.
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Until then, buy the Nest Lock and other Nest products, and hold off on the smart doorbell.
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He added that he will hold off on pursuing legal action until he sees how ICE responds.
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Commercial real estate brokers said the election was causing businesses to hold off on new office leases.
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Organizers have also agreed to slim down backstage installations and hold off on moving into certain venues.
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Matthews is nice enough to hold off on most of these tasks during our 200:217 p.m.
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Trump said it was "highly unlikely" he would accept China's request to hold off on the increase.
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Other experts agree that it's a mistake for young people to hold off on preparing for retirement.
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And the epidemiological disaster of the Diamond Princess has persuaded many people to hold off on cruises.
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Ms. Pelosi has been encouraging her colleagues to hold off on impeachment, but the incident didn't help.
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I'm going to hold off on this one and look for some short words to help. 34A.
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But hold off on that APB ... you gotta hear the second witness paint a much different picture.
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ASRM advised health professionals to hold off on in vitro fertilization procedures, intrauterine inseminations and elective procedures.
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Hold off on making plans with others during this transit, as both parties are likely to flake.
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"Hold off on the alcohol until the meal or save it for after you've eaten," she says.
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I didn't push to hold off on publishing them until we could have a less harried discussion.
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Trump agreed to hold off on a planned March 1 escalation of tariffs as the talks progressed.
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That opacity is one reason the kingdom might want to hold off on an initial public offering.
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"Hold off on quarterly tax payments," said New York-based financial advisor Stacy Francis of Francis Financial.
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With Trump easing up on Huawei, the Chinese have an incentive to hold off on going after Apple.
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R. assures me everything is okay and tells me to hold off on calling her again right away.
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Of course, Xi will want something in return, like an agreement to hold off on additional US tariffs.
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They would, according to official statements, hold off on slapping additional tariffs on each other's goods after Jan.
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You might want to hold off on buying a Pixel 2 XL until Google addresses its screen issues.
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Huawei, LG, and Lenovo's Moto decided to hold off on putting out new Android Wear smartwatches this fall.
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Goolsbee said the Federal Reserve should hold off on raising interest rates at its June 14-15 meeting.
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Intel is now recommending that people hold off on updating firmware until the company has addressed the issues.
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Until Ocean's 8 comes out, though, maybe we can hold off on judging the new movie too harshly.
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Too much of it and clients could become averse to trading risks or hold off on new listings.
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If that's the case, well, then, it makes perfect sense for Disney to hold off on a teaser.
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Concerns about trade and global growth recently contributed to the Fed's decision to hold off on additional increases.
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Experts advise hold off on loading up on another open-enrollment perk, the dependent care flexible spending account.
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If you know your career will take you overseas, you should probably hold off on purchasing a house.
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For the third fund, it can hold off on issuing new securities until the debt limit is raised.
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It's a question the Wizards will try and hold off on answering for as long as they can.
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Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters Washington had decided to hold off on blacklisting him for now.
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Shortly after Trump signed his order, the Justice Department asked the court to hold off on the case.
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Mercury rules commerce, in addition to communication, so hold off on making important or expensive purchases for now.
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Stakeholders say the error has caused some businesses to hold off on making improvements to their stores' interiors.
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He said he would hold off on flipping his support to Clinton until Sanders formally leaves the race.
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When nothing had come from Washington that indicated they would hold off on the committee's bill, selling accelerated.
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A new appliance is another good item to hold off on buying until the end of the year.
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It's never been completely clear why Square chose to hold off on launching in Europe for so long.
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But, but, but: The U.S. and Israel might each have a reason to hold off on formal recognition.
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She expects some companies to hold off on hiring and investment decisions as the presidential election draws closer.
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TED decided to hold off on its gathering, debating only whether to delay it or put it online.
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There are other reasons to hold off on any rotations of European troops in and out of Afghanistan.
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Central bank policymakers tend to hold off on raising interest rates if they believe the economy is decelerating.
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But after tense discussions with his national security team, he's agreed to hold off on ordering the withdrawal.
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If you do decide to hold off on purchasing a Valentine's Day kit of your own, don't fret.
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These developments are worth watching out for, but they aren't a reason to hold off on an upgrade.
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to hold off on tariff hikes that were set to take effect Tuesday.
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In exchange, the U.S. agreed to hold off on tariff hikes that were set to take effect Tuesday.
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Because of this, financial advisors generally recommend that you hold off on claiming as long as you can.
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President Donald Trump later said he could hold off on any deal until after the 2020 U.S. election.
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For now you should probably hold off on updating your iDevice until more information is known about the bug.
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However, it's best to hold off on spreading the word about the headcount until the Women's March confirms this.
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But let's hold off on digging deep for a second, because even those box scores are pretty freakin' remarkable.
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I recommend most people hold off on buying it unless you really don't care about having an outdated smartphone.
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The virus has caused panic across the Americas, with some countries advising women to hold off on getting pregnant.
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My boyfriend says he'll try to fix them for me, so I hold off on buying a replacement pair.
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You don't have to hold off on any allergenic foods, unless there is an existing allergy in the family.
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If you want to avoid rendering your phone useless, maybe hold off on downloading the new update for now.
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Hold off on giving your pup lunch, and maybe even breakfast, so you can pair your mealtime with hers.
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"Why not hold off on that battle until you have an emergency or urgent situation?" a third source said.
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The central bank meets this week but is widely expected to hold off on raising rates again until December.
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After getting engaged in season 1, the two decided to hold off on marriage until they were really ready.
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So maybe hold off on that nose job — at least, until you've seen a decent portrait photo of yourself.
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My roommate's door is still closed, so I hold off on making my tea and use the bathroom first.
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Kalanick seems to be trying to hold off on an IPO until he can bleed the capital markets dry.
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If you're the Bank of Canada, it's another reason to hold off on raising interest rates for a while.
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Creditors agreed in July to hold off on their debt claims for three years, throwing the company a lifeline.
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Thursday's move was largely a surprise as many economists had expected the central bank to hold off on easing.
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President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping hold-off on imposing additional tariffs at the G20 summit in June.
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Apple declined to comment beyond what their executives have said publicly about why they hold off on certain technologies.
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In a way, it kind of makes sense for Microsoft to hold off on releasing a new Surface Pro.
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Trump and Xi stepped back from the escalating trade war in December, agreeing to hold off on new tariffs.
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Sharpton has met with several candidates, but plans to hold off on an endorsement until later in the year.
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Markets responded negatively to the Bank of Japan's decision to hold off on any further easing to monetary policy.
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He has been critical of the decision to hold off on overhauling the agency before the audit was completed.
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Mr. Trump agreed to hold off on a major increase in tariffs on Chinese goods planned for Jan. 1.
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Trade negotiations are ongoing and Trump could opt to hold off on putting new tariffs in place in September.
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Instead of postponing the wedding, Getty decided to hold off on the surgery until after they tied the knot.
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President Trump tweeted on Friday that the U.S. will "temporarily hold off" on designating Mexican cartels as terrorist organizations.
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Today we're starting on a somber topic, so I'll hold off on our usual jokes and attempts at puns.
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So, on Sunday, maybe just hold off on peeking at Twitter until you see things unfold on your screen.
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Seoul eventually said it would hold off on scrapping its military intelligence sharing agreement with Tokyo, lessening tensions somewhat.
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The U.S. agreed to hold off on a tariff rate hike that was supposed to go into effect Tuesday.
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This came after months of public warnings from the Fed's more liberal members to hold off on rate hikes.
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Mr. Bennett agreed to hold off on any such legislation until Mr. Netanyanu meets with Mr. Trump in February.
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Better-than-expected economic data has added to investors' concerns that the Fed may hold off on cutting rates.
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WAPNER: You could say more about that stock, I just want you to hold off on the third one.
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Cyber security firm ForeScout also opted to raise $76 million early this year and hold off on an IPO.
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The U.S. would hold off on imposing the levies, and Mexico would take action to deter Central American migrants.
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In order to preserve the cash you still do have, try to hold off on making new purchases, Anderson suggested.
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Many analysts polled by Reuters earlier this month expected the BOJ to hold off on easing at least until April.
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In Buenos Aires, Trump and Xi agreed to hold off on new tariffs and agreed to talk for 90 days.
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The U.S. and China agreed to temporarily hold off on imposing additional charges against each other's goods over the weekend.
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"I think that we ought to frankly hold off on the FBI director until we get the special prosecutor," Sen.
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You should probably hold off on that Microsoft Surface purchase you're thinking about, and hopefully you haven't already been swindled.
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And maybe hold off on buying your children Mattel's new $300 3D printer that lets kids make their own toys.
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Dianne Feinstein asked to hold off on considering the legislation until next week, to make sure amendments are first reviewed.
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What made you hold off on doing that, and how did you fake the South Pole while filming in Vancouver?
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More datasets will be added later, so you might want to hold off on building your lesson plan for now.
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President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on imposing new tariffs and start negotiations again.
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Once you have five layers stacked, hold off on spreading the frosting until after you fill the center with sprinkles.
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Airports might want to hold off on those investments, too, thanks to new consumer-facing innovations in bag-tracking tech.
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China hopes to convince Washington to hold off on hiking tariffs to 25 percent from 10 percent on Jan. 1.
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Hold off on beginning new projects or burning off a ton of energy that you'd like to see results from.
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Should the Fed hold off on a cut, stocks would likely suffer, because lower interest rates are better for companies.
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Increasingly, Jim Cramer's point of view is that the Federal Reserve will hold off on raising interest rates in March.
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Trump agreed then to hold off on imposing tariffs on an additional $300 billion in Chinese imports while talks resumed.
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Huckabee called on establishment Republicans to hold off on revolting against Trump and to stay faithful to the democratic process.
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Some residents, conservationists, and local water utility leaders say South Carolina officials should hold off on granting Google's groundwater request.
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The Chinese, who are big fans of Draghi's communication skills may follow in lockstep and hold off on further devaluation.
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And Trump made quite clear at the time that he wanted Russia to hold off on any sanctions-related escalation.
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However, the market remains soft amid an oversupply of equipment, Wright said, prompting his company to hold off on deployment.
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If the economy cools before inflation picks up, the Fed could hold off on rate hikes for the foreseeable future.
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Davis said he even had to tell Pelinka to hold off on calling him while he went to the movies.
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Following the meeting, Trump agreed to hold off on additional tariffs on Chinese goods and discussed the clampdown on Huawei.
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A public interest group wants the Federal Communications Commission to hold off on its proposal to kill net neutrality regulations.
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The Justice Department has made "ongoing requests" to hold off on disciplinary proceedings while the federal investigation continues, Byrne wrote.
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Stanley said the Fed may be reluctant to hold off on the cut because they view the situation as fragile.
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Even so, Trump conceded that he decided to hold off on additional tariffs because of the potential harm to consumers.
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Wellington City Council said on its website drivers should hold off on unnecessary travel while some traffic lights were out.
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If that's the case, rest is your best bet, so hold off on working out until your fever is gone.
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Many European companies that struck tentative deals with Tehran are likely to hold off on moving forward at this stage.
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A source close to Trump told me they thought the president had been convinced to hold off on supporting Kobach.
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On Wednesday, Trump said he would hold off on hiking tariff rates on $250 billion in Chinese goods until Oct.
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"There were days when we had to hold off on filming because a specific prop wasn't exactly right," Garfield said.
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Macron and Trump agreed to hold off on a potential tariff war until the end of 2020 and continue negotiations.
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If you're not a developer, it's probably best to hold off on trying to flash this OS on your Pixel.
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And the lingering weakness in the latest quarterly economic report could prompt the Fed to hold off on raising rates.
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Late Thursday, he unexpectedly shifted his stance on Israel, warning Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hold off on settlement construction.
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Hold off on decision making when the Moon squares Neptune at 4:40 PM, and don't trust everything you hear.
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Moderates said they'd hold off on the petition, for now, but it was clear the meeting didn't establish any consensus.
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The palace said Tuesday he would hold off on a decision until he had consulted with advisers and political leaders.
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But hold off on the standing ovation, he suggested, insisting that only luck has thus far been the residue of design.
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There is hope that both sides will show a willingness to negotiate and hold off on a further escalation of tariffs.
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The U.S. and China had agreed to temporarily hold off on imposing additional charges against each other's goods over the weekend.
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The seller's agent typically offers credits for repairs, but hold off on accepting them — they usually don't cover the actual cost.
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We want to hold off on telling you exactly what that is, but it's not anything that's going to surprise you.
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The U.S. and China agreed over the weekend to hold off on any additional tariffs on each other's goods on Jan.
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They may hold off on something because they need to know where to build the plant—America, Vietnam, South Korea, China.
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At the start of the evening, she tells Davos to hold off on his assassination attempt — she'll be dead by morning.
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Last month, the U.S. Federal Reserve had decided to maintain interest rates and hold off on any further increases this year.
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Some lawmakers want to hold off on immigration legislation pending court decisions later this year on Trump's bid to end DACA.
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Here's my one note on recent horror trailers: you've gotta hold off on the creepy violins until creepy stuff starts happening.
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The Verge has contacted Apple for more information, but for now you might want to hold off on running the update.
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Which ones should you add to your cart ASAP, and which ones should you hold off on until the next release?
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Stocks fell after the report, amid concerns that the strong number would lead the Fed to hold off on rate cuts.
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In an Instagram post announcing her baby news, Kardashian revealed that she chose to hold off on discussing her pregnancy publicly.
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Reuters reported in mid-July that the administration had decided to hold off on sanctions against him for the time being.
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But the central bank is likely to hold off on whittling down its massive stimulus with inflation distant from its target.
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West Virginia's governor ultimately agreed to hold off on raising health insurance premiums, along with giving teachers a 22016 percent raise.
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In fact, the actor claims that he's the one who told his pal George to hold off on an official announcement.
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The second State Department official told CNN that the decision to hold off on the sanctions is not a permanent one.
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Its possible, Senate Republicans will hold off on confirming Pai to his new term, until Trump makes his final two nominations.
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He said it was "highly unlikely" he would accept China's request to hold off on the increase, planned for Jan. 1.
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Gore reportedly plans to hold off on making an endorsement until the Democrats officially nominate a presidential candidate, according to Politico.
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I think it's only prudent to hold off on big issues like this and see where things are in 12 months.
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Try to hold off on tossing out Blizzard until the main attacking force is clustered together and occupied with other threats.
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But unless they are markedly better than forecast, the FOMC may choose to hold off on any tightening action until September.
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Reuters reported in mid-July that the administration had decided to hold off on sanctions against him for the time being.
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But the president did make clear that he was willing to hold off on new tariffs he had threatened on automobiles.
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Top Democrats, meanwhile, are urging lawmakers to hold off on making their own conclusions until Mueller's full report is publicly released.
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The Fed could be inclined to hold off on further rate hikes and let the economy use cheaper capital to rebalance.
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Most economists polled by Reuters expect it to hold off on any action until it releases new economic forecasts in August.
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But the Trump administration lobbied GOP senators to hold off on publicly criticizing the proposal, an effort first reported by Politico.
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Prosecutors had asked the organization to hold off on such probes as long as their own process was still playing out.
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The same day, the White House decided to hold off on a new round of tariffs on Chinese goods, including fireworks.
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There are driver aids on offer, too, but none of them felt particularly advanced or necessary so hold off on those.
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He encouraged owners of small businesses, including independent contractors, to "look at how you're structured," but hold off on any change.
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Trump told reporters on Friday that he had not already promised China to hold off on more tariffs for six months.
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Definitely hold off on this one, as there's no deal right now and likely will be one for Prime Day 2020.
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Mr. Trump has also urged Mr. Netanyahu to hold off on provocative housing construction in the West Bank pending peace talks.
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Trump thinks about her clothes in communications terms, so I'm going to hold off on reading too much into the shade.
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But tensions eased after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday said he would hold off on the missile launch.
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If that's the case, we strongly urge Republican leadership to hold off on repeal until a comprehensive replacement bill is ready.
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The United States agreed it would hold off on new sanctions, and remove existing sanctions once Turkey complied with the agreement.
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If labor groups hold off on endorsing, however, it could mean less organized support from their members for any specific candidate.
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Those optics mean it might make political sense for Trump to hold off on pardons, as Vox's Andrew Prokop explains here.
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The upbeat outcome reinforces market expectations that the Bank of Japan will hold off on expanding stimulus measures in the coming months.
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The members insisted Trump hold off on any declarations until he can brief members personally on the plan, according to this person.
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If you're in the market for a nonessential expense like a TV, for example, you can likely hold off on buying one.
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The fitness influencer, 33, says it was difficult to hold off on exercise after her daughter Mia was born on Dec. 18.
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The figures reinforce the dominant market view that the Bank of Japan will hold off on expanding monetary stimulus in coming months.
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Airbnb will hold off on implementing its new policy of boycotting Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, the company announced today.
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But last month the Fed indicated it would hold off on raising rates this year amid slowing economic growth around the world.
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For now, Memani expects the Fed to hold off on raising interest rates for the foreseeable future, including at its June meeting.
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President Donald Trump and China President Xi Jinping agreed in Osaka to hold off on new tariffs and to restart trade negotiations.
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Late last month, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on slapping additional tariffs on U.S. and Chinese products.
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Recent U.S. economic data has pointed to sluggish productivity and subdued inflation, suggesting the Fed could hold off on raising interest rates.
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" Meghan, to Harry: "I'm gonna actually need you to hold off on the compliments until you apologize for being 40 minutes late.
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THE SWAMP &aposFox News Sunday&apos : Mnuchin says U.S. has deal with China to cut trade deficit , will hold off on tariffs.
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Right now, though, I'd hold off on installing the public beta — unless you have a spare iPad or don't mind serious bugs.
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Bayer already closed the deal, becoming the sole owner of Monsanto, on June 7 but had to hold off on the integration.
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If you want to hold off on improving until some future season where you're already the overwhelming favorite, you'll never do anything.
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US District Judge James Bredar rejected a government request to hold off on approval because of Sessions' "grave concerns" about the agreement.
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Recent weak economic data has underscored views the Federal Reserve may hold off on raising rates at its policy meeting this month.
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However, the company has now decided to hold off on Skype 7.0's shutdown for the time being, following significant user backlash.
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But Trump reportedly promised European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker that he would hold off on those tariffs for the time being.
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Ted Cruz, who is a member of the Judiciary Committee, echoed McConnell's call for Obama to hold off on selecting a replacement.
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If you can afford to hold off on taking Social Security, however, that may be the best strategy still on the books.
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Hold off on making important decisions on September 13, when communication planet Mercury opposes Neptune, the planet of fog, illusions, and delusions.
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And 2628 percent said Congress should hold off on passing legislation that would allow more driverless cars until the technology becomes safer.
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Analysts and traders expected the Fed to hold off on a November rate hike after raising rates in March, June and September.
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The lenders agreed to defer certain principal and interest payments and hold off on personal claims against Mr. Trump for five years.
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The Fed's decision to hold off on rate increases so far this year also helps explain the jump in emerging market equities.
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U.S. business investment, exports and manufacturing have all retracted as firms hold off on expanding with an uncertain and chaotic economic climate.
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There was little in the post-meeting statement Wednesday to indicate that the Fed would hold off on raising rates again soon.
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Police departments typically hold off on taking disciplinary action until federal prosecutors finish inquiries into possible civil rights violations, the AP noted.
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What this means: This likely means the Federal Reserve will hold off on raising interest rates until at least July. http://bit.
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If you plan to move earlier than your break-even point, then you may want to hold off on the refinance.5.
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Investors are wary of betting that the Fed will hold off on tightening monetary policy after hiking interest rates earlier this year.
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Sales are faltering, prompting some growers to hold off on buying new equipment and others to halt plans to plant more trees.
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That rise came after a top European Central Bank official said the central bank should hold off on new monetary easing measures.
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It's a magical time to connect with people, but hold off on making decisions, and don't get carried away with your imagination.
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The president-elect will probably hold off on appointing a Supreme Court Justice until after Jeff Sessions is confirmed as Attorney General.
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Procrastination comes at a steep cost for older savers who want to hold off on taking mandated withdrawals from their retirement accounts.
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The CNN host on Sunday devoted a segment to rebutting Adams' call that reporters hold off on "criticism" during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell agreed to hold off on an important procedural vote for Kavanaugh until the report had been completed.
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That's a strong reason, analysts say, for the Fed to hold off on rate hikes until it's clear inflation is moving higher.
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In other words, Nadler just announced he's planning to hold off on taking Barr to court for parts of the Mueller report.
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Mr. Trump agreed to hold off on imposing additional tariffs on Chinese goods, and Mr. Xi pledged to import more American products.
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Bondholders had asked Congress and the Trump administration to hold off on granting statehood until Puerto Rico had paid off its debt.
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California agreed to hold off on enforcing their new net neutrality law until the pre-emption question was answered by the court.
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Hakeem Jeffries of New York said on Wednesday that Democrats should hold off on talking about impeachment as Mueller writes his report.
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Don't hold off on eating before the holiday meal because you plan to "save" all your calories for one sitting, Lagree said.
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Trump suggested on Tuesday he may want to hold off on a U.S.-China trade deal until after next year's presidential election.
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The bills had bipartisan support, with senators agreeing to hold off on proposing any controversial amendments until it reaches the Senate floor.
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Homeowners with fixed-rate mortgages may hold off on refinancing, leading to less loan activity and trouble for workers in the industry.
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However, the canny politician did hold off on announcing his position until Republicans had already locked down the 50 votes Kavanaugh needed.
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If you can, hold off on that vacation until later in August or even in September, when prices come down, said Kayak's Sintra.
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The Deadpool star took to Instagram to show off the strawberry-covered cake—but Lively may want to hold off on digging in.
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Trump said he would hold off on imposing new tariffs on Chinese goods that he had threatened if an agreement couldn't be reached.
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I have to hold off on eating it because I'm getting blood work done at 2129:2129 and need to fast until after.
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But then the judge who originally convicted da Silva, Judge Sergio Moro, responded by ordering police to hold off on the release order.
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The truce meant the U.S. and China would hold off on adding more tariffs on each other's goods at the beginning of 2019.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi asked President Trump in a letter Wednesday to hold off on his State of the Union address on Jan.
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If this is a deal breaker for you, then I'd hold off on buying a Google Assistant smart display for the time being.
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Earlier this week, the government of El Salvador went so far as to advise women to hold off on getting pregnant until 2018.
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On Thursday, the company advised customers with affected models to hold off on updating their software until Apple could  push a fix.
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Leaks can also impact sales of current devices, as consumers hold off on buying as they know something better is soon to arrive.
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America's decision to hold off on further tariffs had been expected, because China had made that a precondition for the resumption of talks.
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The African Union inititally expressed concern about the vote and called on Congo to hold off on officially handing victory to Mr Tshisekedi.
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Aguirre-Sacasa previously told The Hollywood Reporter that the decision to hold off on wrapping up Fred's story was made out of respect.
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Trump said Saturday he would consider allowing sales to the company, and said the U.S. would hold off on tariffs on Chinese goods.
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They found that the first touch serves to trigger a "ready" mode — the plants note the stimulus, but hold off on snapping shut.
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Many BOJ officials hope to hold off on expanding stimulus now as they scramble to soothe market jitters caused by January's surprise decision.
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To be clear, there are reasons to hold off on PSVR, whether that's for a few months or a whole generation of hardware.
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Catalonia Catalonia's going to hold off on making a formal declaration of independence and wants to hold talks with the Spanish government first.
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed at the G20.8 to hold off on imposing further tariffs for the time being.
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But the issue could be addressed in the agreement, or Congress could hold off on approving the USMCA until the tariffs are eliminated.
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The view runs counter to that of most BOJ policymakers, who prefer to hold off on additional easing given their dwindling policy ammunition.
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Scan your taxable accounts to see if you're holding any of these funds – and hold off on buying them prior to the distribution.
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Baker was the second Republican governor in two days to call on the Senate to hold off on a vote on Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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There was also little in the post-meeting statement Wednesday to indicate that the Fed would hold off on raising rates again soon.
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Bank stocks fell after the European Central Bank said it would hold off on raising rates until next year, sending Treasury yields lower.
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Rocky financial markets are just the latest reason the Federal Reserve should hold off on raising interest rates at its meeting this week.
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The inconvenience is enough to make a player hold off on one of the game's core undertakings: upgrading your Javelin's weapons and armor.
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In light of Vox's ongoing investigation, we've decided to hold off on publishing stories related to what may or may not have happened.
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Bob Menendez of New Jersey told the Hill he would likely hold off on backing the plan if it came to a vote.
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Most economists expect that Malaysia and other Asian central banks will hold off on loosening monetary policy until the U.S. Federal Reserve does.
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Scott Zigler, the institute's director, said the 2008 financial crisis led Harvard officials to hold off on some sizable initiatives like the degrees.
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In that case, you may be able to hold off on taking an RMD from the 401(k) plan at your current employer.
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The tweet raised hope that the two sides will strike some sort of trade truce or, at least, hold off on higher tariffs.
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She added that CEOs and CFOs may hold off on some key business decisions until the outcome of the presidential election becomes clearer.
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But, Trump said, because of Cook's investments in the US, the administration would hold off on drawing Apple products into the trade war.
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Alternatively, agencies may deliberately hold off on finalizing controversial regulations until the midnight period when they face few political repercussions and little oversight.
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" Senior leadership allegedly told colleagues "to 'hold off' on notifying IHSC Clinical Services unless and until the detainee became psychotic and suicidal again.
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Over the weekend, Republican allies of Trump urged him to hold off on a purge of Justice Department officials until after Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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For that reason, I expect the president to hold off on pardoning anyone until it becomes absolutely necessary for him to do so.
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Fearing that the United States economy might soon sag, investors would most likely clamor for the Fed to hold off on increasing interest rates.
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Wolf strongly believes that you should hold off on buying organizing products before de-cluttering, but in this case, I went with my gut.
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School officials did say they would hold off on some closures and that they would push for a statewide moratorium on charter school expansion.
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U.S. indexes gained more, with the Federal Reserve expecting to hold off on raising U.S. interest rates even as the country's economy regains steam.
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U.S. stock futures were soaring higher this morning after President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on new tariffs.
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The two leaders agreed to a trade truce and agreed to hold off on further tariffs, while they negotiate for a 90-day period.
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Here's one good reason to hold off on receiving your holiday bonus this year: It's a move that can help you save on taxes.
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As our generation starts to hold off on having kids for longer, perhaps fears such as this have more time to develop and fester.
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But the real reason to hold off on your purchase is to wait for the new breed of Chromebooks that are on their way.
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The US Embassy did intervene and asked for the Belizean authority to hold off on any decisions regarding the bodies without the families' consent.
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Related: 21 apps that teach kids real-life skills Ultimately, we decided to hold off on letting him use his allowance on the game.
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The agency asked Chief District Judge Beryl Howell, an Obama appointee, to hold off on enforcing the Democratic subpoena while the case plays out.
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ISIS may be retreating but those who study the Middle East closely will tell you: You'd do well to hold off on claiming victory.
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CNN is told that Graham believes he convinced the President to hold off on making the decision to pull troops from Syria months ago.
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Metro said that the unsolicited offer substantially undervalues it and advised shareholders on Sunday to hold off on taking action until management comments further.
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Aware that monetary policy operates with a lag, Nixon pushed Burns to hold off on tightening until only a few months before the election.
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Consumers may have decided to hold off on joining until then, or they could just be turning to other means to watch the programming.
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When my last relationship became more serious, I decided to take a job as a waiter and hold off on escorting for a while.
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However, if she does hold off on bringing Reputation there, she's making another statement about how artists should be treated in the streaming world.
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After the pair decided to hold off on the nuptials — "for now" — fans took to social media to ship Andy and Haley's heartwarming romance.
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But it does mean, with some kind of liquidation for shareholders, that it can likely hold off on an IPO for a little longer.
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Another weak reading could indicate that the Fed will hold off on further rate increases, particularly given the economic uncertainty following the Brexit vote.
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" Juncker said that as long as negotiations are ongoing, "we will hold off on further tariffs and reassess existing tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Sometimes it's best to hold off on clearing a few lines in case you get in trouble and need to blast away incoming attacks.
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Second, the Fed may simply choose to hold off on raising rates until there is more clarity on the outlook for the global economy.
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Many market watchers see the better-than-anticipated results as grounds for the Federal Reserve to continue to hold off on raising interest rates.
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But on Wednesday, stocks moved higher as oil surged, while the dollar slumped amid speculation the Fed would hold off on further rate hikes.
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But Wednesday saw stocks move higher as oil surged, while the dollar slumped amid speculation the Fed would hold off on further rate hikes.
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On Tuesday, the Trump administration agreed to dismiss its request to hold off on the teens' abortions, which allows both to get the procedure.
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Powell has largely ignored Trump's criticism and says he feels no pressure from him or the White House to hold off on rate hikes.
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The talk-show host also advised Booker that if he wins the White House race to hold off on tying the knot with Dawson.
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The figures reinforce the dominant market view that the Bank of Japan will hold off on expanding monetary stimulus at its meeting on Tuesday.
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A Toyota official, in particular, suggested that regulators hold off on setting requirements for self-driving technology until it was introduced in the market.
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Trump and Xi agreed to a ceasefire in the trade war, deciding to hold off on imposing more tariffs for 90 days starting Dec.
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Spark said in a letter last week that if Sky did not agree to hold off on the transaction it would start court proceedings.
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Jonathan Brostoff (D) vowed to hold off on a haircut until the state passed a measure addressing the shortage of skilled sign language interpreters.
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After four increases in 2018, market participants are anticipating the central bank will hold off on raises for the next one or two quarters.
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Expect to run into past lovers, but hold off on any makeovers…money spent at a salon during Venus retrograde is not well spent!
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But if you can hold off on shopping for a few weeks, you're bound to find lower prices during Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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Healey agreed last month to hold off on enforcing her investigative demand while Texas challenges it in court, a standard practice in similar cases.
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Despite leaderships' call to hold off on gaining more signatures, proponents of the petition said they will continue to whip members for their support.
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"Certainly, it's a reason for the central bank to hold off on cutting interest rates," said Sal Guatieri, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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We wanted Leah to be our flower girl, so we decided to hold off on the wedding until she was able to beat cancer.
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We had to hold off on discussing the fund until we concluded the final close a few weeks ago for regulatory and compliance reasons.
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But the question is whether the Fed should hold off on a rate increase and first give the opportunity for wages to rise more.
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The two sides agreed to hold off on discussing an interview while the President wrote responses to questions, which were returned just before Thanksgiving.
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Juncker, though, said both sides agreed to hold off on future tariffs while the talks were taking place -- in an apparent victory for Europe.
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In July, the league announced it would hold off on enforcing the new rules while the owners talk with the union about possible revisions.
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Other clients on edge are looking to open accounts they may have wanted to hold off on initially, she said, like a Roth IRA.
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Anti-Brexit campaigners want to hold off on a vote for a second referendum in Parliament until it is among the last options standing.
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While the tone of Fed officials may also have softened a bit, they have not said they will hold off on interest rate increases.
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Trump subsequently said that talks with China are still underway but has not yet indicated whether he might hold off on the new tariffs.
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They will try to convince the agency to hold off on selling any of its loans until the partnership is set up, she said.
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Economists and the central bank have warned that firms' gloomy sentiment could start to drag on economic growth if they hold off on investment.
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The American Bar Association said Florida should hold off on pending executions until the courts and lawmakers have addressed the fallout from the ruling.
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Or maybe you think that it's not a good time to invest, so you hold off on putting any money into savings at all.
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Bradley urges travelers to hold off on travel if the uprisings restrict movement and cause a shortage of resources, such as food and fuel.
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In at least one case, David Vincenzetti, Hacking Team's founder and chief executive, told a salesman to hold off on a potential Mexican client.
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Typically, the Justice Department asks the ethics committee to hold off on a review because it has opened a criminal investigation of its own.
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On the other hand, if the producers hold off on making a decision on the extension and do nothing, that would be initially bearish.
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Mr. Kim has promised not to resume weapons testing, and the Pentagon continues to hold off on large-scale military exercises with South Korea.
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It is motivated not only by environmental concerns but also by worries ICL will hold off on new investments in the concession's final years.
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But, hold off on the low-key housewarming get-together: Moving in with your S.O. is more than Pinterest boards and Trader Joe's dinner parties.
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The Minneapolis Fed chief has also said the Fed should hold off on further rate increases until it publishes its plan on the balance sheet.
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Instead of resisting, let the energy pass and consider how you can turn your problems into solutions, but hold off on making any significant decisions.
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Between the lines: The U.S. consumer has been the saving grace of the U.S. economy in recent quarters as cautious businesses hold off on spending.
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But it looks like her latest post is a cry for help to makeup artists to hold off on the bleach — her eyebrows are begging.
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And, for those of us who like to hold off on salon appointments until the brass becomes unbearable, there's a good friend in purple shampoos.
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Last month, the U.S. central bank decided to maintain interest rates and suggested it could hold off on increases for the remainder of the year.
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Following their meeting, Trump announced that the two countries would resume trade talks and that the US would hold off on implementing new tariffs indefinitely.
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And despite months of chatter from Fed officials about impending rate hikes, it looks like they're likely to hold off on any increase for now.
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Bad romance Lady Gaga may want to hold off on any Chinese tours after angering many fans in China by meeting with the Dalai Lama.
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"In light of our reserved growth and inflation profile, we expect a generally cautious Fed to hold off on raising rates until September," he said.
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The wait is nearly over — but as with all things Chrome OS, it makes sense to hold off on purchasing until you see what ships.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the data as investors digested the Bank of Japan's decision overnight to hold off on expanding monetary stimulus.
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But inflation remains distant from the BOJ's 2 percent target as companies hold off on raising prices and wages, citing uncertainty over the economic outlook.
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We haven't seen a significant pick-up in inflation, bolstering the Fed's case to hold off on hiking interest rates and maybe even cut rates.
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Prices have risen 27 percent so far this year, largely on expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will hold off on further interest rate hikes.
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The speed with which Kavanaugh's nomination has progressed is especially stunning given how long Republicans were willing to hold off on filling Antonin Scalia's seat.
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There's savings to be had on pretty much anything, so congratulations if you have managed to hold off on purchasing a particular product until now.
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After a federal judge ruled in favor of the ACLU's request to hold off on the implementing the ban, Google flew her home right away.
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Following the Fed's most recent meeting in March, the central bank decided to maintain interest rates and hold off on any further increases this year.
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He seems to convince her to hold off on the divorce papers, suggesting she wait until he gets re-elected before starting her own campaign.
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"You'll want to make sure that it's a good plan that will take the rollover so you can hold off on the RMD," said McClanahan.
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A federal judge is order the government to hold off on its plan to roll back measures to protect the red wolf in North Carolina.
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The Fed was widely expected to hold off on a hike after raising rates in December, the fourth increase in 22019 and ninth since 2015.
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Hold off on your benefits until age 285 and you'll get 262 percent of the monthly benefit you would have received at full retirement age.
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Trump administration attorneys are asking an appeals court to hold off on ruling on whether the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Clean Power Plan is legal.
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After weighing the pros and cons, my advice is that people can hold off on downloading Allo, largely because its artificially intelligent assistant was unhelpful.
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The BOJ is expected to signal that it will hold off on expanding stimulus for the time being at a policy meeting ending on Tuesday.
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Chief Executive Officer Lino Saputo Jr said several factors hurt the U.S. business, including declining cheese prices that caused customers to hold off on orders.
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Such a delay by the court would allow the EPA to once again hold off on enforcing the standards on the oil and gas industry.
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But as it became clear no deal would make it to the floor in December, negotiators opted to hold off on publicly releasing any compromises.
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Meanwhile, you should hold off on buying new exercise equipment until after the new year rolls around "in tandem with New Year's resolutions," she said.
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A slowdown in investment is expected, as multinational companies hold off on expanding operations in Britain until its future trading relationship with Europe is clear.
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On Tuesday, she told a Senate committee that weak economic growth in the U.S. could force the Fed to hold off on interest rate increases.
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The Fed was widely expected to hold off on a hike after raising rates in December, the fourth increase in 2018 and ninth since 2015.
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Because the social media giant is imposing new standards of transparency and accountability to address the privacy breach, Congress should hold off on imposing regulations.
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The more a fighter swings at air and ducks punches that don't come, the later they tend to hold off on moving the next time.
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Though both sides agreed in late June to resume negotiations, and Washington said it would hold off on additional levies, existing tariffs remain in place.
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Key evidence • An email from Menendez staffer Kerri Talbot to CBP officials asking them to "hold off" on the donation until Menendez could be briefed.
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They emerged from a closed-door lunch fuming over the bill circulated by Republicans and called for McConnell to hold off on the 3 p.m.
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And Trump recently said he would hold off on raising some tariffs on Chinese goods in order to help keep prices low for Christmas shoppers.
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Instead, it appears they will hold off on engaging in an all-out assault on Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who shuns wealthy donors.
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On my last visit to Carver, though, Brown said the school board had voted, just the night before, to hold off on refinancing the loan.
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They call it the "Shanghai Accord"— essentially, that the Fed would hold off on rate increases if the Chinese also took actions of their own.
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I explained the situation to my friend Hilary over lunch, including the part where I could hold off on the burial until my own demise.
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The deal includes an increase in U.S. agricultural purchases by the Chinese while the U.S. agreed to hold off on additional levies scheduled for Sunday.
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But delaying the corporate tax cut could prompt businesses to hold off on key investments or decisions until they'd be taxed at a lower rate.
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But as this brief history points out, you may want to hold off on that reservation until astronomical pipe dreams are replaced with actual pipes.
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Why it matters: Top executives are feeling the pain from the trade war, prompting them to hold off on spending decisions that propel economic growth.
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And as Ms. Graham's career was on a fast ascent, he cautioned her to hold off on the Ferrari and the villa in Cap Ferrat.
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Lindsey Graham about firing the attorney general, and that the South Carolina Republican asked Trump to hold off on any action until the midterm elections.
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ECB President Mario Draghi is set to start laying the groundwork for stimulus reduction at Thursday's meeting, but will probably hold off on any major commitment.
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There was added confusion over when the 90-day truce period, during which the U.S. and China would hold off on imposing more tariffs, would start.
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That drop in prices could cause businesses to hold off on investments and consumers to slow their spending and wait for prices to fall even further.
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News of Meng's arrest comes after Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed last weekend to hold off on implementing additional tariffs on each other's goods.
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News of Meng's arrest comes after President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on implementing additional tariffs on each other's goods.
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But maybe hold off on buying anything this second, as we're expecting a few new phones from the biggest names in the business later this month.
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Representative Adam Schiff, on track to become the panel's chairman, is leading a faction that wants to hold off on reopening the Russian inquiry, said sources.
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Officials advised residents to hold off on washing clothes until the public works department finishes flushing excess iron from the town's water lines on October 11.
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Investment is weak by historical standards and is likely to slip further as firms hold off on plans to expand their operations in Brexit-bound Britain.
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The doctors and Xavier's family decided it was best to hold off on the removal until they came up with the safest plan possible, Ebersole said.
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Though many celebrities hold off on sharing baby pics on social media, Longoria couldn't help but share a few adorable pics of Santiago earlier this summer.
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But, according to THR, Netflix is suggesting that viewers hold off on watching Beyond Stranger Things until they have finished the entire season, to avoid spoilers.
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One looming question: Will these surprising numbers change the Federal Reserve's stated plans to hold off on interest rate hikes for the remainder of the year?
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If there was any question whether the Fed would hold off on hiking interest rates this month, Friday's jobs report may have put it to rest.
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U.S. stocks tumbled last week after a stronger-than-expected jobs report raised concerns with investors that the Fed could hold off on cutting interest rates.
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According to Vulture, Garner reportedly asked to hold off on any final decision-making until Affleck was sober, including making any custody arrangements for their children.
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If you are concerned about your tax situation, the best thing to do is to file early and hold off on any big purchases, experts say.
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He also noted support for stocks from some encouraging earnings reports and expectations the Federal Reserve will hold off on raising rates in the near-term.
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Cramer fears that the Fed will flub the statement at its next meeting, in March, and that Yellen won't decide to hold off on rate hikes.
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Ukraine's SBU state security service has blamed Russia, but the energy ministry said it would hold off on attribution until after it completes a formal probe.
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Don't let your imagination run wild on this day—we're not sure what direction to go in, so hold off on any big decisions for now!
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The authors of the new paper are calling for the D.A.O.'s investors to hold off on considering any potential investments until the vulnerabilities are fixed.
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But officials predicted a split outcome was more likely, including possibly an agreement to hold off on new tariffs for the time being while negotiations proceed.
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On Tuesday, gold erased its gains and risk assets rallied after the U.S. announced it would hold off on tariffs on consumer products until mid-December.
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He also threatened to impose tariffs on roughly $300 billion in imports from China, but said he would hold off on that plan while talks resume.
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The agency said it would form new rule-making committees to study the regulations and would hold off on implementing them until the review was completed.
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But these and other groups have claimed that the deadline isn't necessarily final, and that the administration could hold off on printing the materials until October.
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If your concern does not need to be answered right away, then it may be best to hold off on your email until after the holidays.
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Mercury is the planet of communication and commerce, so hold off on making important purchases, signing contracts, or travel while it's traveling backwards through the sky.
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Quebec's energy ministry said it ordered Hydro Quebec to hold off on connecting new digital currency mining operations until regulators set new roles for the industry.
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But David Kelly — the chief global strategist at JPMorgan's $1.9 trillion asset-management business — said those investors should hold off on sending a thank-you card.
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Johnson prevailed upon the White House to hold off on making a nomination until the commission could review candidates, and in April it began accepting applications.
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At an event on Saturday, Chief Hall said that the Rangers had asked the Police Department to hold off on issuing a warrant while they investigated.
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If you hold off on decision making and suspend your desire for fast results, this could prove to be an amazingly creative time for you, Gemini.
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Investors should hold off on buying stocks Friday, even as U.S. equities opened lower after an American airstrike killed Iran's top general, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
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But, if you want to hold off on pulling down or putting away the bed, you can leave the "Do Not Disturb" sign outside your door.
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The company decided to hold off on investing in further development of face-matching technology until it can figure out how to make it more accurate.
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Economist Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Tuesday that investors should hold off on buying equities that were hit hard in the latest coronavirus-driven plunge.
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Trump called Putin "the only man on earth who can destroy us" and later questioned his staff&aposs decision to hold off on the phone call.
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A source told Scobie that the couple had planned to hold off on the announcement but felt that "they had been cornered" after the news broke.
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There had been mounting criticism that he wanted to hold off on sharing what he knew about the withholding of aid to Ukraine for his book.
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The White House, which asked CNN to hold off on the story for several days last week declined to say when Beattie left the White House.
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Jeff Flake, R-Arizona, sits on the Judiciary Committee and had previously said the committee should hold off on voting until they hear from the accuser.
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Verma last week convinced Senate Finance Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) to hold off on an investigation of the contractors, two people with knowledge told POLITICO.
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We try really hard to encourage parents to maybe hold off on inviting everyone you've ever met to see your child perform for like a week.
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Last year, several companies agreed to hold off on planned price increases, but only for six months, and only after President Trump chastised them on Twitter.
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"I hope he's not trying to hold off on going public with any secrets so that he can have a good book rollout," said Georgia Rep.
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In a brief in the ongoing court case in the Ninth Circuit, the DOJ argued that the court should hold off on doing anything for now.
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Nadler said that under the deal with Justice he will hold off on a threat to bring criminal contempt charges against U.S. Attorney General William Barr.
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Neptune can be a tricky planet for detail oriented Mercury to work with: Watch out for liars today and perhaps hold off on making any commitments.
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The FHFA directed mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which it oversees, to hold off on using an updated mortgage application form after ordering several changes.
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One source told the publication that regulators have opted to hold off on releasing the new guidelines and wait for a "while" because of the market volatility.
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If you can hold off on signing any documents or buying new tech, try to do so until later in the week when we're free and clear.
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But for chronic low back pain - defined as pain that's lasted more than 12 weeks - the American College of Physicians (ACP) recommends people hold off on medications.
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As part of the interim agreement, Trump said he would hold off on boosting tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on further tariffs until March 1 so the two sides could negotiate a trade agreement.
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If he picks a conservative that Democrats consider "mainstream" -- such as Appeals Court Judge Neil Gorsuch -- Democrats could hold off on a fight, according to the aides.
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The U.S. and China agreed over the weekend to hold off on any additional tariffs on each other's goods, in order to allow trade talks to continue.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed over the weekend to hold off on additional tariffs on U.S. and China's goods for 90 days.
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NGOs including Global Witness last year pressured the LME to hold off on banning cobalt brands seen as tainted and work with them instead to ensure compliance.
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I hate the amount of e-waste in the world, so I'm trying to hold off on buying a new printer for as long as I can.
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Maybe Baldwin and the Biebs should hold off on getting hitched until Bay can be a proper flower girl — it just seems like a missed opportunity otherwise.
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SARA EISEN: You know, the administration also decided to hold off on the additional tariffs, that threat that was hanging over of the $300 billion in imports.
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So, I think as you approach the months of August and September, it's right to be a little more defensive and hold off on really buying dips.
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U.S. Federal Reserve minutes this week showed policymakers agreed to hold off on raising interest rates until it was clear a recent U.S. economic slowdown was temporary.
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Nats, Dodgers hold off on naming Game 22.79 starters LOS ANGELES — For starters, neither club has announced one for Game 25 of their National League Division Series.
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Cramer fears that the Fed will flub the statement at its next meeting in March, and Yellen won't make any decision to hold off on rate hikes.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called for the White House to hold off on choosing a replacement for Scalia until after a new president is elected.
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Many BOJ policymakers prefer to hold off on easing on Friday, worried about the growing risks of further asset purchases, which are drying up bond market liquidity.
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You know the warnings: Watch out for miscommunications and delays, hold off on purchasing expensive items or electronics, and avoid travel, signing contracts, or making important agreements.
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Or, since you have an interest in philosophy, you can see if Kierkegaard or Sartre or Adorno have any resonance for you (maybe hold off on Heidegger).
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Joseph Dunford were consulted on Trump's announcement that the Pentagon will hold off on military exercises with South Korea during ongoing nuclear disarmament negotiations with North Korea.
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The House wants to hold off on U.S. weapons sales to NATO ally Turkey until a report is created to analyze worsening tensions between Washington and Ankara.
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The House Ethics Committee in March voted to formally investigate Brown but said it would hold off on its probe at the request of the Justice Department.
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And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo should hold off on meeting again with his Hungarian counterpart, as he did in May, until Hungary demonstrates reciprocal principled engagement.
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The recent rise in stocks comes as China and the U.S. agreed to hold off on slapping additional tariffs on each other's goods and restart trade talks.
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But moving forward, you might want to hold off on purchasing a new hoverboard until you can ensure it gets the UL's official stamp of approval.[UL]
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Now, Democratic aides say they will call on Republicans to hold off on their plan until Senator-elect Doug Jones is seated, likely sometime early next month.
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Members of the Republican Study Committee are renewing their calls for leadership to hold off on negotiating this year's spending bill process until after Obama leaves office.
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Memphis is a fairly affordable city, and for those wanting to hold off on moving in together, you might be just as well off financially living alone.
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In fact, an (ISC)85033 report found that 28 percent of people hold off on pursuing a career in cybersecurity because of the costs associated with education.
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Ukraine's SBU state security service has blamed Russia, but the nation's energy ministry said it would hold off on attribution until after it finishes a formal probe.
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It's complicated, but let me offer a few reasons to hold off on your visa application: ■ Trump is inexperienced and makes extreme statements, but he's not ideological.
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If you're going to hold off on the street celebrations until the final, I guess you've still got to find an outlet for that semi-final jubilation.
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El-Erian said he would advise the Fed to hold off on shrinking its massive balance sheet until rates are lifted back to more historically normal levels.
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And perhaps the biggest factor underpinning market confidence: The Federal Reserve predicted that it might hold off on interest rate hikes for the rest of the year.
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Perhaps the biggest factor underpinning market confidence: The Federal Reserve predicted that it might hold off on interest rate hikes for the rest of the year. 24.
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On Saturday, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping declared a trade truce, agreeing to hold off on new tariffs following months of escalating tension.
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Fed research published earlier this week estimated that trade uncertainty could shave about $200 billion from U.S. GDP by early 2020, as companies hold off on investments.
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Investors seem reassured that the Fed will continue to hold off on raising rates, and that's given them more confidence to push the market higher this year.
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Confusion descends on September 7, when communication planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune—hold off on making big decisions and don't trust all the news coming your way.
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But he suggests that the president hold off on a final decision on the region until a review of 26 other monuments is complete in late August.
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Stick to planning your next moves and hold off on executing your plans on Saturday, when we reach our first quarter Moon at 12:46 p.m. EST.
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Human-rights activists and members of Congress had urged Obama to hold off on lifting the embargo until Vietnam took steps to curb repression of its people.
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Other holdouts, however, decided to hold off on a judgement in an effort to win the pari passu injunction and perhaps earn more interest on their claim.
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If you plan to make a big purchase like a home or car within a year, you may want to hold off on opening a new card.
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Attorney General William Barr asked CEO Mark Zuckerberg in October to hold off on the encryption plans until officials could ensure it would not hurt public safety.
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Trump has told reporters that he's "not thrilled" with Powell for raising rates and has privately griped that he expected the chairman to hold off on hikes.
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But Flynn chose to take Sullivan's offer to hold off on that sentencing until after he was done cooperating with then-special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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Prosecutors would hold off on making a sentencing recommendation until they saw exactly how much Skalnik had to offer and how helpful he could be to them.
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If your accountant told you to hold off on taking big steps to qualify for the new business owner tax break, you should thank him or her.
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Shoppers in Britain remained cautious with four in 10 saying they will hold off on buying big-ticket items until the economy seems more settled, Barclaycard said.
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And in a court document filed Friday, a judge revealed that California has agreed to hold off on enforcing its law until the Mozilla case is settled.
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Amazon said it won't "reopen the HQ2 search at this time," so other cities may want to hold off on dusting off those metro marketing plans. 3.
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My recommendation is that you hold off on signing anything until you can gather the facts you need and fully understand how this may impact you individually.
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But the bipartisan urgency to help Harvey victims appears to have led the Trump administration to become willing to hold off on a fight over the wall.
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The Democrat said the trio was willing to hold off on the statement if Northam told them he was willing to step down Saturday night or Sunday.
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The president and speaker reportedly spoke for more than 10 minutes, and Pelosi is said to have directly asked the president to hold off on the raids.
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There was added confusion over when the 90-day truce period, during which the United States and China would hold off on imposing more tariffs, would start.
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Xi and Trump agreed over the weekend to hold off on slapping additional tariffs on each other's goods until March 1, as trade deliberations continue between both countries.
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In the meantime, maybe hold off on requesting a Kim Kardashian cry-face design on your lower back unless you know you'll truly love it for 50 years.
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President Donald Trump asked conservative political commentator Rush Limbaugh to hold off on his cancer treatment so he could attend his State of the Union address on Tuesday.
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When Dana returned to the hospital a week before Christmas, she told her doctors that she wanted to hold off on radiation treatment until she delivered her baby.
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The private equity investors are expected to hold off on any decision to improve their offer until AMS formally launches its bid, people familiar with the deal said.
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Six Michigan lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives urged the government to hold off on the removals until Congress can be given assurances about the deportees' safety.
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U.S. stocks rose on Monday after the U.S. and China agreed to hold off on slapping additional tariffs on their products in an effort to resume trade talks.
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Delivery is expected sometime in September, so you might want to hold off on buying a fancy new ride until you know it will be safe and secure.
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MNUCHIN SAYS US HAS DEAL WITH CHINA TO CUT TRADE DEFICIT, WILL HOLD OFF ON TARIFFS In a written statement Sunday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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But some consumer technology sites are advising users to hold off on upgrading until the next year's version, which will mark the 10-year anniversary of the iPhone.
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Hours after Biden, 76, announced his 2020 presidential campaign, the former vice president told reporters that he purposely urged Barack Obama to hold off on declaring his approval.
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An uptick in momentum in China, Australia's major export market, is another reason for the Reserve Bank of Australia to hold off on more rate cuts this year.
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Sources tell CNN that Flynn told Kislyak that the Trump administration would look favorably on a decision by Russia to hold off on retaliating with its own sanctions.
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Britain's modest rate of underlying inflation is helping the BoE to hold off on fresh interest rate hikes while it waits for the outcome of Britain's Brexit impasse.
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Top bank officials, even some who prefer higher rates, have said they're willing to hold off on hikes without further inflation with economic storm clouds on the horizon.
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They are expected to discuss trade, and it is hoped the trip will end with a willingness by the administration to hold off on slapping China with tariffs.
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He also said it is "highly unlikely" he would agree to hold off on raising the existing tariff rate on $200 billion in Chinese goods to 25 percent.
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The slight disappointment in the August report has many market watchers anticipating that the Federal Reserve will hold off on another interest rate hike at its September meeting.
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Trump may decide to hold off on nominating someone until the new Senate is seated in January, when it is expected to have a slightly larger Republican majority.
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As part of a joint agreement with the EU, both sides agreed to hold off on any new tariffs as long as they remain at the negotiating table.
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Instead, Ross and Icahn decided to hold off on pushing the matter and negotiated a restructuring with Trump that allowed him to save his brand, the Times reported.
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Trump agreed to hold off on that increase in exchange for Chinese promises to purchase more U.S. agricultural products and address the trade imbalance between the two nations.
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Justice Department attorneys asked this week for the court to hold off on enforcing its ruling for 52 days, which they said is standard in D.C. Circuit cases.
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A travel mug seems like it should be an easy purchase, but hold off on buying the first one to catch your eye in a big-box store.
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There is also another benefit: Buying more gas from the United States could give Mr. Trump a reason to hold off on imposing costly tariffs on auto imports.
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Many species have shown the ability to hold off on an immediate treat — like a dry corn kernel — for something tastier later on, like a bit of walnut.
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After Bill Bowlen filed his complaint, the trustees asked the judge to hold off on a decision while they ask the N.F.L. to settle the matter in arbitration.
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If the two leaders agree to talks, however, officials said Mr. Trump would most likely postpone the increase to 25 percent and hold off on any new tariffs.
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However, the GOP lawmaker said he will hold off on making his final decision until after Democratic impeachment managers and the president's defense lawyers conclude their opening arguments.
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Analysts say the grocers may still hold off on making any larger increases or switch more promotions from brand-name bacon to private label to deliver better margins.
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There is also another benefit: Buying more gas from the United States could give Mr. Trump a reason to hold off on imposing costly tariffs on auto imports.
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Shake Shack is set to report earnings on Thursday after the bell, and one market strategist says investors would be prudent to hold off on buying the stock.
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They've planned to hold off on approval of a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, which has jurisdiction over a border wall, until after the elections.
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The Canadian government in November said it would hold off on announcing deployment of troops to Mali as it reviewed strategy for participating in U.N. peace-keeping missions.
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Word is QE2 told Harry to hold off on the announcement, but he defied Grandma ... and now there's talk he and Meghan could face some sort of punishment.
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Trump has reportedly signaled that he will hold off on conducting any more summits with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, before the US presidential election in November.
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The agency said it would form new rule-making committees to study both regulations and would hold off on implementing the discharge changes until the review was completed.
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So, let's just hold off on saying we are, we are or we aren't going to address that issue until we get a final advice from our counsel.
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China also agreed to address intellectual-property concerns raised by the U.S. In return, the U.S. agreed to hold off on a tariff hike scheduled for this week.
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Union negotiators later on Tuesday decided to hold off on starting the strike until July 10, when they will discuss a strike plan again, a union spokesman said.
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That&aposs why it might be a smart idea to hold off on any significant financial decisions and focus on saving — and adjusting to your new budget — instead.
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Various economists, including a group calling itself Fed Up, are urging policymakers to increase their current inflation target from 2 percent and hold off on further rate hikes.
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As long as you hold off on adding the bacon until the day you plan to serve these spiced nuts, they will be fine made ahead of time.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic leaders will hold off on a full House vote authorizing an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, according to multiple lawmakers and aides.
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The Justice Department will continue to cooperate with the committee, under their agreement, as long as Democrats hold off on the contempt vote, Justice spokeswoman Kerri Kupec said.
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Corker was then contacted by President Barack Obama's administration about the link to American prisoners and decided to hold off on more calls for sanctions, for a time.
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Until that time, the retailer will hold off on any making any plans to relocate some of its Urban Outfitters or Anthropologie stores, or open additional Free People shops.
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Even if you've had a C-section, you'll still be dealing with lochia (bloody discharge), and you'll want to hold off on sex until your doctor advises, as well.
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If you're one of the millions of Americans potentially struggling with collective trauma right now, maybe hold off on watching season 2 of The Man in the High Castle.
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Also, President Trump urging the GOP to hold off on immigration until after the midterm elections, as the House is scheduled to vote on the matter this upcoming week.
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However, he'll also extend an olive branch, which is that he'll be willing to hold off on applying his tariffs to the other half of China's U.S.-bound exports.
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged her caucus Wednesday to hold off on starting impeachment proceedings against President Trump, while also publicly accusing Trump of staging a cover-up.
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After the inflation data, ACLS Global analyst Marshall Gittler said the BoE would probably hold off on changing rates for quite some time "regardless of what happens with inflation".
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Some economists, fearing that the markets are giving an early signal of a slowdown, may now call on the Fed to hold off on any further interest rate increases.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker met with Trump in July and agreed to hold off on future tariffs as the two sides continue to negotiate a new deal.
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For now, it seems anyone interested in a foldable smartphone should likely hold off on their investment until the technology is proven on both the hardware and software standpoints.
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Market analysts now expect some sort of agreement in the next couple of weeks, and the U.S. should hold off on the next round of tariffs, scheduled for December.
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As expected, the Federal Reserve said it would hold off on raising interest rates and signaled that the central bank will not raise interest rates any time this year.
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European stocks traded higher Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on additional tariffs in a bid to reignite trade talks.
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The world stockpile of is shrinking and looks set to fall further as investors hold off on selling and the threat of a miners strike looms, experts have said.
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Micron Technology, Skyworks Solutions — Micron and Skyworks Solutions fell 3.3% and 1.743%, respectively, after Bloomberg News reported the U.S. will hold off on letting U.S. companies use Huawei products.
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Deals in the aerospace and defense industry have slowed this year after the election of President Donald Trump sent asset prices soaring, making many buyers hold off on deals.
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William Reinsch, a former U.S. Commerce Department official and trade expert at CSIS, said it was unclear if Washington would hold off on any tariffs to facilitate a settlement.
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Some of the downturn in births can also be attributed to women or couples in their 20s simply content to hold off on having children for the time being.
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Many politicians are pushing for early elections, but Italy's president will almost certainly hold off on any such decision until there is clarity over the status of the Italicum.
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The Federal Reserve appears on track to raise interest rates once more this year but will likely hold off on any action when its latest policy meeting ends Thursday.
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Britain's modest inflation rate is also helping the Bank of England to hold off on fresh interest rate hikes while it waits for the outcome of Britain's Brexit impasse.
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Former President Barack Obama reportedly chose to hold off on having the intelligence community publicly identify Russia as the culprit for months to avoid the appearance of political favoritism.
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However, some members of Congress have expressed a willingness to hold off on sanctions to give Trump time to negotiate a strategy with the Europeans to alter the deal.
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The Republican National Committee's decision to hold off on spending in some hotly contested states shows how a divisive presidential race is threatening the party's entire ticket in November.
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"For investors who were contemplating to buy dollars from now on, I think it will have a strong enough effect that they will hold off on that," he said.
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For children who have a high risk of developing a peanut allergy, doctors previously advised parents to hold off on introducing peanut-containing foods until the age of 3.
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The top senator responsible for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says the agency isn't following the Supreme Court's order to hold off on the administration's climate change rule. Sen.
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Critics have questioned the president's sincerity when responding to national crises, and some Pittsburgh leaders asked Trump to hold off on visiting until the funerals for victims were over.
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Only one committee member dissented from the vote – Minneapolis' Neel Kashkari, who has been a vocal dove in wanting to hold off on a hike until inflation picks up.
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Remember that you only have access to your report three times per year, so until you're certain your data has been compromised, hold off on requesting all three.2.
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I.O., to tell him he was seriously considering a run and to ask him to hold off on an endorsement, according to three Democratic officials familiar with the conversation.
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Euro zone bond yields rose across the board after European Central Bank Executive Board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger said the central bank should hold off on new monetary easing measures.
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On Saturday, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on imposing more tariffs for 90 days while they negotiate a deal to end the trade dispute.
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Rosenblatt Securities analyst Hans Mosesmann said Nvidia's driver updates could become a problem for data centers and lead corporate customers to hold off on buying servers which have GPUs.
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The judge agreed to hold off on a new ARCOS protective order until the DEA and the defendants have had time to decide whether to ask for additional review.
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While the two sides have since agreed to resume trade talks and hold off on further punitive action, they remain at odds over significant issues needed for an agreement.
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According to the McClatchy news service, Flynn told Obama's National Security Advisor, Susan Rice, to hold off on the plan – a decision that delayed the military operation for months.
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For those who haven't seen either "Buffy" or "Angel," hold off on reading "Slayers & Vampires" unless you want plot spoilers popping up like invading zombies on nearly every page.
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The vote, which is raising concern among some market participants, could prompt policymakers at the ECB to hold off on any major policy changes until later in the year.
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Justice Department attorneys asked this week for the court to hold off on enforcing its ruling for 52 days, which they said is standard in D.C. Circuit Court cases.
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As a result, some officials as well as market participants have pushed for the Fed to hold off on rate hikes until price and wage pressures start to rise.
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Azar defended the administration's actions, noting that more than a dozen leading drugmakers, including Pfizer, Merck and Celgene, had pledged to hold off on further price increases this year.
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He said it's possible the OPEC plus group could maintain the status quo, hold off on extending the agreement, and call a meeting for right before the March expiration.
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Would House Democrats, who have made clear they want to hold off on a caps deal until DACA is solved, give the votes to pass a large-scale deal?
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The resulting pressure got the state's Republican governor and legislature to agree to give teachers a 5 percent raise and to hold off on raising their health insurance premiums.
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Swonk said that means the central bank could even hold off on a reduction this week and wait to cut rates later when the economy might need it more.
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Last Saturday, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on imposing more tariffs for 90 days while they negotiate a deal to end the trade dispute.
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Also buoying sentiment was U.S. President Donald Trump's decision last week to hold off on imposing import tariffs on Mexico which sparked a relief rally across markets on Monday.
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Pfizer reversed course and said it would hold off on making these increases until the end of the year or until Trump's blueprint to lower drug prices went into effect.
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You should also hold off on snagging a pricey hair dryer or flat iron until then, because select hot tools from Conair, Chi, and more will also be half off.
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The Washington Examiner, citing the unnamed senator, indicated that Trump would hold off on the order with the hopes that the mandate repeal would be added to the tax legislation.
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Trump met Xi Saturday after the G-20.2 leaders' gathering and returned to the U.S. with a promise to hold off on new tariffs while negotiations continue for 20.9 days.
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Last week he asked his economic advisor Paulo Guedes and his running mate retired general Hamilton Mourão to hold off on making public statements after contradictions emerged over economic policy.
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Rob Carnell, ING's chief Asia economist, said in a note to clients that in the absence of any incentives Beijing would likely hold off on any further negotiations for now.
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This left many wondering if Apple was going to simply hold off on announcing anything else until 2019, or whether the company had another event planned for later this fall.
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Trump told The Wall Street Journal it was "highly unlikely" he would accept China's request to hold off on the increase, which is due to take effect on Jan. 1.
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Last week he asked his economic adviser, Paulo Guedes, and his running mate, retired General Hamilton Mourão, to hold off on making public statements after contradictions emerged over economic policy.
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The president's lawyers argued that because there's a reasonable chance that the Supreme Court will take up their petition, the appeals court should hold off on expediting last week's order.
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A Brazilian judge on Thursday decided to hold off on indicting American journalist Glenn Greenwald on charges that he committed cyber crimes related to his reporting on top Brazilian officials.
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Kuroda defended the BOJ's decision last month to hold off on monetary easing, saying that more time was needed to scrutinize the effects of past easing measures on the economy.
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Flashback: Last week, McConnell told administration officials that Trump "should hold off on imposing tariffs on Mexico until he can personally make his argument to Republicans in Congress," per Bloomberg.
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House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler will still seek authorization on Tuesday to go to court to enforce his subpoenas, but will hold off on suing now that DOJ is cooperating.
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" Schlossberg said he did believe for a long time that the Federal Reserve was going to hold off on raising rates "all the way until December at the very earliest.
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If you are among the taxpayers expecting a refund this tax season, hold off on the champagne for a moment: A big check from the IRS isn't necessarily good news.
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Pranksters on the social web are sending people to a website that causes smartphones to crash — so you might want to hold off on clicking or tapping random links today.
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There was also concern in the bond market that a steeper sell-off in stocks could tighten financial conditions and that would make the Fed hold off on rate hikes.
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The Treasury Department says that it will hold off on revoking Obama-era rules meant to discourage corporate inversions, which were invalidated late last month by a Texas district court.
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Speaking at a news conference in New York, Trump took credit for convincing Russia, Iran and Syria to hold off on the attack after he warned them in a Sept.
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Kerry spoke by phone that night with Treasury Secretary Jack Lew and a White House official and the decision was made to hold off on any sanctions announcement, they said.
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Bristol cited "a review of data available at this time" for the decision to hold off on filing for approval of the combination of its cancer drugs Opdivo and Yervoy.
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On Monday, April 18, Ms. Lawler-Freas, the Atlanta promoter, said that Prince's representatives told her to hold off on confirming the eight tour dates she had arranged for him.
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But, according to the May 2-3 meeting minutes, they also agreed they should hold off on raising interest rates until they knew a recent U.S. economic slowdown was temporary.
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The president appeared to revel in the outcome of his meeting with Xi on Saturday, where the two sides agreed to hold off on further tariff increases amid trade negotiations.
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The US government will now hold off on raising tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods from 10% to 25% on January 1, according to a White House statement.
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As extreme temperatures persist throughout most of the country this weekend, a Massachusetts police department took to Facebook to ask citizens to "hold off" on committing any crimes until Monday.
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The vote came after Reid made an 85033th-hour stand that lawmakers should hold off on ending debate so they could try to hash out a deal on amendment votes.
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Drug prices: The White House this week said consumers will be the winners as two large drug companies announced they'll hold off on hiking prices for the remainder of 28500.
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Normally, I would visit my family abroad during my summers, but I only had one week before fall classes began, so I decided to hold off on going to Kenya.
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Traders said the US presidential election posed the biggest uncertainty to markets, while the Federal Reserve's decision overnight to hold off on rate hikes did not come as a surprise.
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough on Monday said Republicans should hold off on a confirmation vote for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh so that allegations of sexual misconduct can be better investigated.
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But at the advice of legal counsel, Farenthold decided to hold off on writing a check until it's clear what changes Congress will make to its sexual harassment prevention policies.
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The lowered duties will take effect July 1 and come after the Trump administration agreed this weekend to hold off on imposing tariffs on $150 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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There is likely to be significant pressure on the Republican-held Senate to hold off on confirming anyone nominated by President Obama, who is in his last year in office.
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CEO Travis Kalanick has repeatedly said Uber would not be going public any time soon and the company's increasing troubles would be a reason to hold off on doing so.
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United States bond yields also surged, as traders reacted to the European Central Bank's decision to leave its key interest rates unchanged and hold off on extending a stimulus program.
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Those hardships have led some of the nation's largest school districts, like New York City — which serves overwhelming numbers of homeless and poor students — to hold off on shutting down.
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Harris now has much more money to spend on a likely reelection bid in 2022, especially if she continues to hold off on some spending in her presidential primary run.
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You can always hold off on pre-ordering until reviews of the hardware are published, but you can expect the price to be considerably more after the Kickstarter campaign closes.
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Mr. Yeomans said the initial request from federal prosecutors to hold off on an administrative trial was not unusual, but that the Justice Department has had enough time to act.
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And despite his strident criticism of China's trade practices, he has offered Mr. Xi an unspoken quid pro quo that Washington would hold off on major trade action against Beijing.
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The states filed a brief with the D.C. court reviewing the settlement urging the judge to hold off on a decision until the states' case plays out in New York.
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The group said on Friday that it had decided to hold off on previously provided annual and mid-term goals but was nevertheless confirming "the pertinence of its value strategy".
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The White House, in an extremely unusual move, asked the Office of Government Ethics to hold off on its investigation into ethics waivers granted to ex-lobbyists and industry lawyers.
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However, the central bank dropped a previous reference in its statement to "act as appropriate" to sustain economic expansion, which could signal it may hold off on future rate cuts.
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The state's nominating contest descended into confusion and chaos on Monday, after "inconsistencies" in the reporting of results prompted the state Democratic Party to hold off on releasing any numbers.
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Risch, though, had wanted to hold off on passing a sanctions bill to give space for the Trump administration and Ankara to negotiate a resolution to the S-400 issue.
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Analysts speculated that despite strong wage gains, the unexpectedly weak report will reinforce the Federal Reserve's decision to hold off on further rate hikes at its meeting in two weeks.
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Washington (CNN)Several Republican governors are calling for an independent investigation into the allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and said the Senate should hold off on a vote.
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Eighteen attorneys general on Wednesday called on the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to hold off on the upcoming net neutrality vote pending an investigation into fake comments.
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The 63-stock index fell after multiple reports said the Senate will hold off on voting on a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare until after the July 4 recess.
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HONG KONG, June 7 (IFR) - Asian markets gained some impetus from a growing consensus among traders that the US Federal Reserve will hold off on raising interest rates this month.
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Members of the media team say they were sometimes asked to hold off on criticizing companies that were donors, or were considering becoming donors, out of fear of antagonizing them.
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An attorney for Greene said he had a well-documented history of brain damage and mental illness, and asked Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson to hold off on setting an execution date.
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However, this potential decline could lead the Federal Reserve to hold off on raising interest rates in 2019, which could boost equity prices along with continuing corporate buyback programs, Jones adds.
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Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said that while they don't expect Trump and Xi to strike a deal at G20, Trump may hold off on additional tariffs for now.
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Juncker said the two sides agreed that as long as they were negotiating on trade, they would hold off on further tariffs, including potential U.S. tariffs on cars and auto parts.
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Churches hold off on singing jubilant Christmas songs, instead opting for Advent hymns, the most popular of which is probably "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel," a translation of a Latin hymn.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed early in December to hold off on additional tariffs on each other's goods that were meant to take effect from Jan.
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It pledged to hold off on issuing arrest warrants right away when defendants don't show up to court, and to recall already-issued warrants when defendants show they're trying to pay.
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Look for Democrats to try to hold off on a Kavanaugh impeachment crusade for the next month, though, to avoid elevating a painful issue for Senate Democrats running in red states.
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Business confidence in New Zealand is at a 10-year low and economists and the central bank are worried higher wages could hamper growth if firms' hold off on further investment.
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I know she has an upcoming trip to Portugal, so I decide to hold off on a gift and offer her some of my Expedia hotel points for her trip instead.
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Various factors go into the growing trend toward venture debt: For Silicon Valley companies weighing an IPO, the extra cash lets them hold off on decision-making and focus on growth.
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Bonjean said she met with the head of the Conviction Integrity Unit, Mark Rotert, last January and agreed to hold off on pursuing a post-conviction petition while Rotert's unit investigated.
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But Washington agreed to hold off on raising levies as long as China would buy more U.S. agricultural products, after the leaders of the world's two largest economies met last month.
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Most investment professionals believe the Fed will hold off on raising rates, but if the Fed unveils a surprise hike on Wednesday afternoon, high-yielding stocks could be in big trouble.
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Trump had also threatened to impose tariffs on EU auto imports but reached an agreement to hold off on taking action after meeting with Juncker at the White House last month.
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David Dollar of the Brookings Institution says there's a high likelihood of a "mini-deal" that sees Trump hold off on the tariffs and open up a new period of negotiation.
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Until a decision is made on the merger, KFH will hold off on plans to issue a $500 million to $750 million sukuk, said Mazin Saad al-Nahedh in an interview.
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But the deal was controversial from the start, prompting two regional accreditation bodies to hold off on certifying the schools, citing suspected conflicts of interest, according to an analysis by TCF.
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Stacy Michelle Barrington confirmed his death to Fox News, saying he died more than a week ago but the family decided to hold off on sharing the news with the media.
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The carrier hasn't elaborated on the nature of the issue, but is now advising its customers to hold off on downloading the update if they have one of the affected models.
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How many times have you had to hold off on posting something because you told one friend you were sick and couldn't go out, only to do just that with another?
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The central bank announced last week that it would hold off on raising interest rates, and hinted that another rate hike might not be necessary for the rest of the year.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari weighed in on the issue during a CNBC interview Monday, saying the FOMC should announce that it will hold off on hikes until inflation hits 2%.
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Trump's tweet comes after he and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed on Saturday to hold off on further tariffs in the trade war between the two countries for the time being.
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Doug Lamborn (R-Colo.), a subcommittee chairman, said last month that lawmakers should hold off on launching the broader effort until officials work through a $90 million coal community pilot program.
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While you figure out what you want to do next in your career and with your life, it can help to take a breather and hold off on connection-building events.
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While he received mixed advice, more were in favor of holding off on firing Rosenstein, according to the AP. Trump reportedly decided to hold off on ousting his deputy attorney general.
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His critics cite former President Nixon's pressure on former Fed Chairman Arthur Burns to hold off on rate hikes ahead of the 28500 election, which economists say led to rampant inflation.
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Industry executives also said China's car sales in January and February tend to be affected by the Lunar New Year holiday, around which consumers often hold off on car-buying decisions.
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Then, the company announced it would hold off on the price hike, promising to wait for the Trump administration to work on its plan to overhaul the pharmaceutical supply chain. 3.
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Washington may hold off on making a final judgment until the end of a five-day period when the opposition can produce further evidence to contest the results, the official added.
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His critics cite former President Nixon's pressure on former Fed Chairman Arthur Burns to hold off on rate hikes ahead of the 1972 election, which economists say led to rampant inflation.
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But after the Federal Reserve indicated Wednesday that it would hold off on interest rate hikes for the first half of the year, that solid growth isn't guaranteed for much longer.
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Republicans could hold off on sanctions but use the threat of them to force Iran back to the negotiating table — a strategy being advocated by Senator Tom Cotton, the Arkansas Republican.
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The department asked colleges, universities and landlords to hold off on their requests for tuition and rent while it prepared its information technology systems for the change to meet an Aug.
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Whether out of respect for the election results or more opportunistic ambitions, many senators will prefer to hold off on new legislation until Donald J. Trump is sworn in as president.
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Obama's administration had asked Congress to hold off on renewing the ISA, saying it has enough power to reimpose economic sanctions if Iran violates the nuclear agreement even if it expires.
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This lead to concerns inside Canada that Ottawa might be willing to implicitly trade sanctions relief (or hold off on further sanctions) in return for cooperation with Moscow in the Arctic.
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Car industry and manufacturing advocates have pleaded with Trump to hold off on auto tariffs, while economists have warned of the steep toll they could take on the economy at large.
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The French agreed to suspend collections of their new digital tax, and the United States agreed to hold off on tariffs, giving negotiators at the O.E.C.D. time to strike their deal.
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In October, the Trump administration urged Facebook to hold off on incorporating end-to-end encryption until the company can address "public safety" issues with law enforcement agencies around the world.
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Some economists worry that the Federal Reserve is too focused on fears of future inflation and that it should hold off on any increase in rates until conditions have improved further.
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Until we get a bounce, Bapis encourages investors to look to earnings health and the strength of the economy as reasons to hold off on getting caught up in the panic.
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Apple is also expected to hold off on the launch of a 5G phone this year -— a move that could give its chief rivals, mainly Samsung, an edge in the space.
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"I know most newspapers are going to have trouble formatting the graphic you provided and will likely ask us to hold off on that," MacDonald told Kelker in a June email.
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But as Fischhoff explains, we should hold off on judgment and consider the decisions themselves, the context in which they were made, and the data (or lack thereof) that informed them.
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By the end of the book, he doesn't seem to find nirvana in all the silence—but he gives readers a few reasons to hold off on buying that new iPhone.
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Trump's decision on tariffs comes a day after stock markets rallied on the European Central Bank's decision to hold off on raising rates at least until the middle of next year.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on new tariffs during talks in Argentina on Saturday, launching talks to resolve issues of concern against a 90-day clock.
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DENVER — Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont pointedly criticized Republican officials for recommending that President Obama hold off on nominating a successor for Justice Antonin Scalia of the Supreme Court, who died Saturday.
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Citing an unnamed U.S. official, The Journal reported the White House was poised to announce additional sanctions on North Korea as early as Tuesday but decided to hold off on doing so.
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The ECB decided last week to keep policy unchanged and hold off on any discussion about winding down its massive stimulus program as inflation has yet to show any convincing upward trend.
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Chuck Grassley — the Republican chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee — to hold off on hearings for Kavanaugh, who promises to tilt the Supreme Court toward the conservative side for decades to come.
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Google also has a habit of over-promising and underdelivering at I/O, so it may be smart to hold off on the hype until we see it in action for ourselves.
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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Trump said it is "highly unlikely " that the U.S. would hold off on increasing tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25 percent.
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The National Football League and its players association announced Thursday that the league would hold off on enforcing its new national anthem policy while the two sides attempt to resolve the issue.
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President Donald Trump said over the weekend at the G20 summit in Japan that he would hold off on new tariffs on China and lift some restrictions on Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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For instance, 215 percent of surveyed individuals think that if they file for a tax extension beyond this year's April 18 deadline, they can hold off on paying any levies owed. Wrong.
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Microsoft recommends for its users to hold off on the Creators Update until it's offered via the phased rollout, which will be made available for all devices after reported issues are resolved.
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But for now, if any of the above mentioned pieces of software are vital to your job or your daily computer use, it's likely a good idea to hold off on upgrading.
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Investor expectations that the Federal Reserve will hold off on raising interest rates for now and that the economy will remain stable have supported stocks as well and kept trade relatively calm.
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The U.S. said they would hold off on the potential 25% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion of imports from China and China said they would continue to buy U.S. agricultural products.
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Asia Pacific markets mostly rose on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on slapping additional tariffs in an effort to resume trade talks.
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The U.S. said it would hold off on the potential 25% tariffs on the remaining $300 billion of imports from China, and China said it would continue to buy U.S. agricultural products.
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The company said earlier this year it would hold off on taking delivery of new planes as it looks to weather the region's economic downturn with a conservative strategy and cut costs.
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After Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at the G-20 summit in Japan last month, the sides agreed to move forward with talks and hold off on imposing new tariffs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump agreed during a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping last month to hold off on imposing tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports while talks resumed.
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Hold off on the "uff das," good people of North Dakota -- 'cause Josh Duhamel is sticking around as your promotional mouthpiece for another couple years ... and for a decent hunk o' change.
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Collins and Capito of West Virginia, later came out against Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's plan to immediately repeal the Affordable Care Act, but hold off on replacing it, effectively killing that effort.
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Singapore's expanded fiscal program, unveiled in Thursday's 2016-2017 budget, may see the central bank hold off on monetary stimulus at its April meeting even as the economy flirts with technical recession.
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With the European Central Bank likely to cut rates on Thursday and the Fed likely to hold off on rate hikes next week, risk currencies, including the AUD, will benefit, Lucas added.
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The United States and Europe ended a stand-off of several months last July, when Trump agreed to hold off on car tariffs while the two sides looked to improve trade ties.
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If it meets price objectives for the other assets, it will likely hold off on the Deep Basin sale until production increases, so it can fetch a higher price, the people said.
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"If you're a manufacturer wanting to set up a plant in Singapore or invest in new equipment in the (Asian) region, I think you will probably hold off on that," Wan said.
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Sources involved in the case tell TMZ ... the feds told the attorney for Joycelyn's parents it would be best to hold off on getting police to knock on R. Kelly's door again.
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Policy insiders say the central bank will hold off on further monetary policy tightening and could even slightly loosen its grip in the coming months to support economic growth and job creation.
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Fed policymakers agreed they should hold off on raising interest rates until they see evidence that a recent economic slowdown was transitory, the minutes from their last policy meeting showed on Wednesday.
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On Friday, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said the President should hold off on doing away with the program, which faces legal action if it is not ended by September 5.
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Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida said in a speech later that same day that the bank should be ready to hold off on rate hikes if global economic growth continues to falter.
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They showed policymakers agreed they should hold off on raising rates until it was clear a recent slowdown in the U.S. economy was temporary, though most said a hike was coming soon.
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The Bank of Japan decided to hold off on changing its monetary policy stance, at its latest meeting, following the European Central Bank's decision to hold its own interest rates steady Thursday.
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Following the meeting, the two sides agreed to hold off on further tariff increases amid ongoing trade talks, and the White House said that China had agreed to start purchasing agricultural products.
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The Obama administration halted construction on the Dakota Access oil pipeline Sunday, saying it would hold off on granting the final easement for the project while it conducts a thorough environmental review.
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One important exception to this: If you're planning to apply for a mortgage or other large loan soon, you may want to hold off on the credit-card applications for a bit.
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While Will and I were working on the shrimp, our server came over and asked whether we wanted them to hold off on the porterhouse until we were done with the appetizer.
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There was some speculation that Ryan would hold off on endorsing Trump in order to try to bring him in line with the rest of the party, but it still seemed inevitable.
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During the meeting, members of leadership requested moderates hold off on whipping additional members to sign the petition until after June 7, according to a GOP aide with knowledge of the negotiations.
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Given this agreement, Vodafone likely wants to hold off on pouring more capital into its fixed networks, and instead might see selling its assets to a rival as the most prudent move.
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Also, most banks now offer text or email alerts when your balance drops below a given amount, so you can hold off on purchases or add funds if your account is low.
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Coming this week: The British Parliament votes on amendments to Prime Minister Theresa May's latest Brexit plan, and the U.S. Federal Reserve meets (but will probably hold off on raising interest rates).
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Kudlow explained that the White House would rather take a more specific, tailored response to the virus and hold off on broad-stroke policies that could upend local economies such as quarantines.
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She could hold off on the antibiotics and just watch and wait — but if he had one of the infections she'd read about, delaying treatment even a few hours could be deadly.
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The decision to hold off on military drills is a cooler response from the US President, who bragged in a tweet that his nuclear button was "much bigger & more powerful" than Kim's.
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Negotiators from the world's two largest economies "are laying the groundwork" for the Trump administration to hold off on 15% tariffs on about $160 billion in Chinese goods, according to the newspaper.
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It is widely expected the two leaders will announce that the two countries will hold off on further tariffs or other forms of retaliation while they continue talks to end trade tensions.
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Since the new CSR Lyft Pink benefit will be available for a few more years, I&aposm planning to hold off on activating until I&aposm ready to take advantage of it.
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Kuroda's comments underscore a dominant market view that the BOJ will hold off on ramping up stimulus at this month's rate review, despite increasing signs of weaknesses in factory output and exports.
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The Defense Department told Cameroonian officials that it would hold off on providing military gear and training programs, opening a noteworthy rift with a strategically important partner in the fight against terrorism.
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In particular, Trump has complained about Pelosi's decision to hold off on sending articles of impeachment against the president to the GOP-controlled Senate until Democrats understand what the rules will be.
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It's extraordinarily unlikely that we'll see the likes of this again, so probably best to hold off on any declarations of taxpayer victory over the subsidy-fueled NFL business model just yet.
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Mercury is the planet of the mind, and as it retrogrades in philosophical Sagittarius, it's best for you to slow down, rest, hold off on important conversations, and take time to reflect.
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On the other, analysts like the Upshot's Nate Cohn and the Cook Political Report's Dave Wasserman said to hold off on any immediate celebration, and that Democratic gains had probably been overhyped.
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With lawmakers in Congress and the White House both eager to find a fix, Trump ultimately agreed to hold off on declaring a national emergency and try a short-term resolution first.
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One reason to hold off on a build right now is AMD is supposed to show up with new video cards soon, which could give you some hard choices in the mid-range.
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And above all, will the U.S. hold off on any troop withdrawal plan until there are clear assurances that the Taliban is committed to declaring a cease-fire and launching talks with Kabul?
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Business confidence has slumped to its lowest in seven years, and there are fears that Labour's policies, such as a raise in the minimum wage, are leading employers to hold off on investment.
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On Thursday, the commission president summoned candidates to a meeting in parliament and said the shortage of ballot papers after the fire made it necessary to hold off on voting until Dec. 30.
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He calls the victory in Seattle "definitely a major break" that will allow him to hold off on starting college or another career while he focuses on kicking off his professional gaming career.
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Boockvar said the fact that the agreement to hold off on new tariffs for 90 days while U.S. officials negotiate with their Chinese counterparts has now created a 23-day period of uncertainty.
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We split a Lyft back ($4.50 each) and check out the skincare section, but I hold off on purchasing and decide to order online when they have better deluxe samples to add on.
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Adobe is recommending that Photoshop and Lightroom Classic users hold off on updating their computers to macOS Catalina, Apple's latest desktop operating system software, until all the "known compatibility issues" have been resolved.
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While falling prices for crucial items may be good news for consumers in the short term, a prolonged fall can condition consumers to hold off on spending as they wait for better deals.
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Some claim to have noticed a difference after updating, while others have not, so you may want to hold off on allowing a firmware update through Bose's mobile app until the dust settles.
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"In a small number of product use-cases—like a general-purpose facial recognition API — we've decided to hold off on offering functionality before working through important technology and policy questions," Google wrote.
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Many BOJ policymakers prefer to hold off on easing on Friday, worried about the rising costs and diminishing returns of an already massive asset-buying programme that is drying up bond market liquidity.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met over the weekend at the G-20 summit in Japan, where they agreed to hold off on further tariffs against each other's products.
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Despite Yellen's remarks, given the continued weak GDP data, some Fed watchers think the central bankers may hold off on a rate hike until the economy shows signs of picking up speed again.
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It is not very different elsewhere in the world, with growth in most major economies predicted to slow and central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, expected to hold off on policy tightening.
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Brussels will this week hold off on launching a disciplinary process against Italy's rising debt levels, buying time for Rome's populist government to reach a deal and avoid being hit with budget sanctions.
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And until you know how serious the relationship actually is, hold off on asking any personal questions, like who they voted for or when they're going to move in together, Dr. Greif says.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Trump said it was "highly unlikely" he would accept any request to hold off on the tariff increase, due to take effect on Jan. 1.
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On Thursday, the commission president summoned candidates to a meeting in parliament and said the shortage of ballot papers after the fire made it necessary to hold off on voting until Dec. 1793.
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But between MCX deciding to hold off on a nationwide rollout, laying off 30 employees, and changing its focus in the near term, it's hard to imagine seeing this app any time soon.
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Keeping inventory levels low helps manage costs, and may also instill urgency in consumers to spend now rather than hold off on purchases in search of a better deal, according to the sources.
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The judge was stern, telling the attorneys representing the House Ways and Means Committee that he expects Democratic Chairman Richard Neal to hold off on making any request until he issues his order.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.) brushed aside questions about whether Democrats should hold off on supporting the Senate's CR until after the House passes its water bill, saying they had "strong assurances" from leadership.
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And despite the strong headline growth, it may give the Federal Reserve a reason to hold off on raising rates for a fourth time this year at its policy-making meeting in December.
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It could argue that, having failed to reach its target for more than four years now, caution demands it hold off on rate increases until inflation is unmistakably on track to reach 2%.
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South Korea said on Wednesday it will hold off on installing remaining components of a controversial US anti-missile defense system until it completes an assessment of the system's impact on the environment.
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There's still a lot we don't know about No Man's Sky — meaning you may want to hold off on pre-ordering for now — but what we've seen so far looks promising, at least.
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St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said Friday that the central bank should hold off on rate hikes for the rest of 2018, while Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester backed further increases.
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WASHINGTON — Weak economic growth in the United States could force the Federal Reserve to hold off on any imminent interest rate increases, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, Janet L. Yellen, told Congress on Tuesday.
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Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho), a Cruz backer, warned all candidates to hold off on making any public announcements this early, though he said beginning to "privately" vet running mates now would be wise.
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He asked, according to a source in the room and another source familiar, that Trump hold off on focusing on his border wall until after the midterm elections, but the President was noncommittal.
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Jeff Denham, told CNN's Ashley Killough Wednesday that he is confident in the effort and has asked Democrats to hold off on signing for now to avoid it looking like a Democratic bill.
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There will be no impeachment in this new lame duck Congress, and Democrats have indicated they will hold off on seeking impeachment at first, as opposed to investigating possible financial and corruption charges.
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AMSTERDAM, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Shares in Dutch semiconductor equipment supplier ASML Holding fell after remarks by an Intel official suggested the company may hold off on using ASML's newest tools in commercial production.
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BHP and Glencore declined to comment, but the Queensland Resources Council which represents all the miners urged Aurizon to hold off on its maintenance cuts until the competition watchdog makes a final decision.
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Trump announced in December he would hold off on raising tariffs on billions of dollars in Chinese goods to 25 percent in order to buy time to negotiate a broader agreement with Beijing.
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Priorities USA has said it will hold off on spending in the Democratic primary and is prepared to launch the largest general election spending effort by an outside group in Democratic Party history.
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The Fed is expected to hold off on raising interest rates at its September meeting, but Ms. Yellen's comments will be dissected for clues on the likelihood and timing of a future increase.
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Whether you choose to hold off on recognizing income or you want to incur costs in these last few weeks will depend on whether you're comfortable with these changes to your cash flow.
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Many BOJ policymakers prefer to hold off on easing on Friday, worried about the rising costs and diminishing returns of an already massive asset-buying program that is drying up bond market liquidity.
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Even after you've considered home ownership from every angle, asked yourself some important questions and weighed the pros and cons, you still might want to hold off on snapping up your dream home.
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While many BOJ officials prefer to hold off on expanding stimulus, Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has warned that he is ready to pull the trigger if yen rises threaten to derail a fragile recovery.
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" But the new data doesn't support that hypothesis, Selya said, and "it's really important to hold off on making policies on e-cigarettes until we have a more solid understanding of its effects.
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Here's the deal ... Tee Grizzley blasted Royce after he revealed he'd advised Eminem to hold off on collaborating with the up-and-coming Detroit rapper until TG had another hit to his name.
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Reminder: Iran threatened to break past its uranium stockpile limits on Thursday but is likely to hold off on any announcements until Friday, after meeting with the other signatories of the 2015 agreement.
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The damage will be mitigated somewhat as furloughed workers start to receive their back pay, but with the government only funded for three weeks, many federal employees plan to hold off on spending.
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Mr. Trump, who has hit China with tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods, agreed over the weekend to hold off on plans to raise all the tariffs to 25 percent on Jan.
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The president agreed to hold off on firing Mr. Sessions for a day, to prevent the Sunday morning television news shows from focusing on it, and eventually dropped his plan to oust him.
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It has offered its pilots bonuses worth up to €12,000 each to work additional days, and has asked that they hold off on taking some of their annual vacation allocation until next year.
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If you do have a ticket for a show that gets postponed, just hold off on taking that money out to help with venues' cash flow and help them weather this storm too.
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In a deal that was months in the making, the U.S. agreed to hold off on a new round of tariff escalation in exchange for a series of small concessions on China's part.
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Kevin Wolf, an assistant secretary of Commerce who was leading the development of the new export rules at the time, said he had decided to hold off on publication because of the tragedy.
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Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign has asked the Nevada State Democratic Party to hold off on releasing final tallies from Saturday's caucuses, alleging a slew of errors in the process of reporting the results.
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Depending on how he views his campaign prospects, Trump could hold off on pardoning Stone until after the election this fall, at which point he could pay no electoral price for such action.
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Despite his annoyance and public statement to the contrary, Trump agreed to hold off on immediately pulling troops from the war-plagued nation, even after airing his displeasure with top national security officials.
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Closing arguments in the California case were in mid-February, and Seeborg rejected a request from the government that he hold off on ruling until the Supreme Court hears the New York case.
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My insurance isn't covering my birth control right now for some reason (usually it's free!) so I hold off on paying for that until I can talk to my doctor about other options.
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Industry executives also say China's car sales in January and February tend to be affected by the Lunar New Year holiday, as consumers hold off on their car purchasing decisions around the festival.
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Mr. Mueller's description of Michael Flynn's lies explained how Mr. Flynn persuaded the Russians to hold off on any response to President Barack Obama's imposition of sanctions in retaliation for Russia's election interference.
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Trump agreed to hold off on a planned increase in tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods on January 1, offering a 233-day reprieve to negotiate a trade deal with China.
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But the IMF said a number of factors were threatening this positive outlook and it called on the Federal Reserve to hold off on interest rate hikes which would put a brake on growth.
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Hunter's comments echoed those of Janet Yellen, who said Monday morning at the Big Show that she has anecdotal evidence that businesses are starting to hold off on investment plans because of economic uncertainty.
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President Donald Trump agreed at the G20 summit in Japan to hold off on new tariffs, but US taxes on $250 billion in Chinese imports and the retaliatory measures they provoked remain in place.
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Stocks ultimately sold off on trade concerns even though the two sides have agreed to hold off on any new tariffs for 90 days and China has made some purchases of U.S. soy beans.
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Another reason why you may want to hold off on upgrading is if you're a creative professional, someone who uses Photoshop or any of the above mentioned music software affected by the iTunes removal.
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Though it is also worth pointing out that, even more so than with most recent macOS releases, you might want to hold off on updating Catalina until you're really sure it won't break anything.
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Then it officially delayed the launch in the U.S. On Monday, Samsung said the the problems reported in review units by tech journalists contributed to the decision to hold off on releasing the phone.
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Whether potential Note 10 customers might hold off on buying to see more from the Pixel is an open question, but Samsung probably isn't going to be super pleased that it's even worth asking.
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President Macron agreed to hold off on implementing France's 3% tax on big tech companies' revenue after threats from Donald Trump that the US would impose tariffs on French goods including wine and cheese.
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Y., on Monday said he would hold off on contempt proceedings for officials in President Donald Trump's administration because the Justice Department had begun sharing special counsel Robert Mueller's "most important files" with lawmakers.
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Whether you choose to hold off on recognizing income or you want to incur costs in these last few weeks will largely depend on whether you're comfortable with these changes to your cash flow.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's annual core consumer inflation slowed in November, reinforcing market expectations the central bank will hold off on whittling down stimulus for a prolonged period as prices remain distant from its target.
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Postponing it from March 29th to October 31st headed off the calamity of a no-deal exit, but the delay has prompted some companies to hold off on investment until the outlook is clearer.
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The world's largest uranium producers such as Areva SA and Cameco Corp have said they will hold off on expansion and exploration projects due to low prices, despite the forecasts for a supply shortfall.
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Read MoreLook out below: Another triple-digit Dow drop ahead Concern about China's economy and the market fallout in the fall prompted the Fed to hold off on increasing rates at its September meeting.
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Current models of iPhones do not have 5G-capable chips, and Apple is widely expected to hold off on releasing a version with it until 2020, when 5G networks are available to more customers.
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Left with little ammunition to jump-start growth, the Bank of Japan will hold off on ramping up stimulus but maintain its ultra-easy policy despite the rising cost of prolonged easing, analysts say.
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The Central American nation has advised all women to hold off on getting pregnant until 2018, when the government projects the dangers of the virus will be better understood, the New York Times reports.
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This week, the city of Philadelphia said it will hold off on enforcing the legislation until a federal judge rules on a petition to block it from the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia.
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This week, the city of Philadelphia said it would hold off on enforcing the legislation until a federal judge ruled on a petition to block it from the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia.
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The highest court in the U.S. had previously halted the trial after the Donald Trump administration's Department of Justice requested to hold off on hearing the group's arguments against the country's climate change policies.
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As for the real economy, Brexit is also causing individuals and businesses to hold off on investments and projects, a phenomenon which can only be reversed much more slowly than a central bank decision.
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A group of Republican senators are asking President Trump to hold off on hitting Venezuelan oil companies with sanctions, claiming the restrictions could hurt U.S. oil refiners and drive Venezuela closer to U.S. adversaries.
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Speculation that the Fed will hold off on raising its key interest rate weighed on banks and financial services companies, as low interest rates make it harder for banks to make money from loans.
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China's central bank will hold off on further monetary policy tightening and could even slightly loosen its grip in coming months as a deleveraging drive threatens economic growth and job creation, policy insiders said.
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Mexican officials have been in Washington all week trying to persuade the Trump administration to hold off on the tariffs, which would have wide-ranging effects on the economies of the U.S. and Mexico.
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The court's ruling is likely to amplify sentiments expressed by oil producers, such as Suncor Energy Inc, that they would hold off on further major investments in Canada's oil patch until regulatory challenges abated.
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However, he declared that Australia would hold off on moving its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and acknowledged Palestinian demands to a capital in East Jerusalem as part of an eventual peace agreement.
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Markets are on the lookout for clues from BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's post-meeting briefing on how long the central bank could hold off on whittling down stimulus given recent disappointingly weak price growth.
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For a novel adaptation that's more "who am I" than "whodunit," hold off on "The Pale Horse" and consider instead this coming-of-age drama, based on the Y.A. best seller by Jerry Spinelli.
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Low inflation is damaging to economic growth because if consumers and corporates think price rises will be slow or even move down they may hold off on the spending activity that boosts an economy.
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Under the agreement, House Democrats will hold off on an earlier plan for a criminal contempt vote against Attorney General William Barr, who has resisted a subpoena for the Mueller report and other material.
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On Wednesday, Alibaba's chief executive, Daniel Zhang, said the company would continue to hold off on charging merchants more to advertise on its shopping sites, despite the harm it would cause to revenue growth.
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Even smaller ways of phasing out resource-heavy meats can make an impact, according to campaigns like Meatless Monday, which encourages people to hold off on the meat for just one day a week.
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The focus will shift to the European Central Bank's policy meeting on Thursday, where policymakers are expected to cut rates but may hold off on using quantitative easing, its strongest tool to ease policy.
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It said that it did not expect to be able to fund the anticipated volume of future margin calls, and that it was discussing agreements with counterparties to hold off on exercising their rights.
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Both candidates have come around now to the Fed&aposs current dovish stance and want it to continue to let the economy run and hold off on raising interest rates as employment rises higher.
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The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission said in a notice dated Sunday that banks "must not blindly call in loans, cut off lending or hold off on lending" in response to the crisis.
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Sanders, who identifies as a democratic socialist, added that in 2015 he chose to hold off on announcing his candidacy for president until Warren told him she would not run in the 2016 election.
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