Or would losing one fundamentally impair your ability to hear?
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At the same time, the system cannot impair aeronautic performance.
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And, of course, blindness didn't impair her ability to count.
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Riot's cash on hand, around $225,000 could impair the company.
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Unlike dementia, it need not impair memory or basic reasoning.
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Adverse outcomes on these issues could further impair WFC's reputation.
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That could impair profits for pipelines to supply those plants.
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Even cramping has not been shown to impair athletic performance.
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Studies reveal that electronic devices and internet use impair empathy.
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Sleep deprivation can impair attention, memory, thinking speed and reasoning.
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Bad air can impair athletic performance and impact athletes' health.
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The clawbacks "substantially and unjustifiably impair ... contractual rights," the insurers allege.
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When combined, alcohol and pills can seriously impair adults, Breslow said.
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This would significantly impair the House's ability to conduct its business.
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Perhaps they've heard that even mild dehydration can impair cognitive function.
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But that doesn't mean [the effects of marijuana] doesn't impair driving.
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Yet all of this does not seem to impair his popularity.
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The clawbacks "substantially and unjustifiably impair ... contractual rights," the insurers alleged.
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A debt restructuring plan could be confirmed by a judge if it "does not unduly impair the claims of any class of pensioners," and "if feasible, does not unduly impair" general obligation (GO) debt, the draft said.
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It can impair IQ and affect a child's ability to pay attention.
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The NS2 debate illustrates that conflicts of interest impair common EU policy.
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He would then impair them before sexually assaulting, torturing and killing them.
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These schools decrease their motivation and thus impair their ability to learn.
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"I think that would impair our protocols moving forward," the congressman said.
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Although opponents claim that permitting transgender service will impair "unit cohesiveness" — i.e.
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Respiratory conditions can impair the lungs' capacity to fight off the virus.
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Dayvigo may lead to complex sleep behaviors and can impair daytime wakefulness.
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Dayvigo may lead to complex sleep behaviors and can impair daytime wakefulness.
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It would impair the freedom of parties to nominate their best candidates.
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Old blood can impair neuron growth in young brains and decrepify youthful muscles.
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Eventually, the structure itself gets damaged, which can then impair memory and learning.
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Chipotle said it took a $14.5 million charge to fully impair its assets.
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Putting heavy ATVs or motorcycles at rear can impair trailer balance and handling.
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"Frequent marijuana use doesn't seem to impair sexual motivation or performance," said Eisenberg.
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He cautioned that both marijuana and alcohol are drugs that can impair driving.
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Warning: Many unforeseen circumstances can impair the operation of Traffic-Aware Cruise Control.
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Vindman also expressed worries that Trump's actions would impair bipartisan support for Ukraine.
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Even the glow from a cellphone or a GPS instrument can impair vision.
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"It can impair executive functions, which is to plan and organize," said Mooney.
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Also, scientific studies have proven that picking mushrooms does not impair future harvests.
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The psychological problems that comprise mental illness, however, impair people's abilities to cope.
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For more intense events, there is evidence that high-fat diets impair performance.
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Cannabis can impair cognition, attention and intellectual performance, though the effects are reversible.
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Health officials said he also had diabetes, which can impair the immune system.
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They agued that any further delay would "impair" the House's ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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If that begins to impair, what does that do to the Chinese economy?
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Dehydration can impair short-term memory function and the recall of long-term memory.
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And studies involving competitive cyclists have found that mild dehydration doesn't impair exercise performance.
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Cillizza: How concerned are Republicans that Greitens could impair their chances of beating Sen.
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But what does seem clear is that rigid ideological beliefs impair our cognitive functions.
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Over time, that sort of shift could impair a city's or state's financial health.
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Cancer and its treatments can impair the respiratory system and render a person immunocompromised.
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The selling of the foreign assets, absent increased demand for them, would impair their value.
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AUTISM AFFECTS people's social behaviour and communication, and may impair their ability to learn things.
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This "could impair lending, weaken confidence further and exacerbate the slowdown in growth," said Ahya.
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Why most food labels are wrong about calories They directly impair cell membranes and DNA.
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"I am confident that Secretary Tillerson is not going to impair cyber security," Joyce said.
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Some experienced radical shifts of consciousness that could impair them for years, even for life.
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The lack of a citizenship question doesn't just impair voting rights enforcement in small towns.
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How does a grandparent know if a gift will impair a grandchild's financial aid package?
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It's not surprising that nervous system abnormalities that impair movement can affect a developing body.
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Conoco's legal maneuvers could further impair PDVSA's declining oil revenue and the country's convulsing economy.
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He has also periodically taken medicine that can negatively impair his memory, concentration, and focus.
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At our inland bases, flash fires and freak storms will impair training and other preparations.
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Extreme levels of stress and fright can impair the retention of memories, Loftus told jurors.
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The Hudson Institute's McGrath, who champions carriers, says the short-range jets impair the mission.
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The White House said the deal would impair the national security of the United States.
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A growing body of research indicates that high levels of carbon dioxide impair human cognition.
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While some of those records exist, the FBI said, releasing them would impair the investigation.
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The enthusiasm of a sports game combined with a cold beer can impair decision-making.
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So, it's unlikely they would be used by would-be hackers to impair a single car.
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If the firm has a dominate market position chaos doesn't necessarily impair their ability to dominate.
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Inappropriate or controversial data practices by Microsoft or others could impair the acceptance of AI solutions.
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In some cases, a few drinks could impair a person's ability to care for their baby.
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From contaminated groundwater children pick up chronic infections that impair their bodies' ability to absorb nutrients.
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However, that might impair the city's ability to regain access to capital markets, said Columbia's Belcher.
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For instance, early laboratory evidence suggests that ocean acidification might impair the development of some cephalopods.
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It's starting to impair work with universities and states on climate adaptation, according to one researcher.
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Mercury is toxic to the bears, and can impair neurological development if consumed at high levels.
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So we, we're not, anything we say, does not impair the constitutional position of Northern Ireland.
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And the researchers discovered alterations in the proteins in smokers' seminal plasma that might impair fertilization.
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Some also argue that indicting the president would critically impair his ability to lead the country.
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The road was dry and clear, and weather did not impair his vision of the intersection.
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How could anyone actually prove that Johnson meant to "impair and destroy" the regard of Congress?
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Hydrogen sulphide is a toxic gas with a smell of rotten eggs that can impair breathing.
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In the brain, for example, chronic inflammation may impair our ability to clear up defective proteins.
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Sometimes one of their eyes wanders, in a way that in humans would impair depth perception.
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And blood pressure drugs called ACE inhibitors can impair excretion of potassium from foods like bananas.
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He noted they are privileged communications and said disclosing them would impair his relationship with Trump.
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Mutations in BRCA genes impair the ability to repair DNA damage, which can drive cancer growth.
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But activists said security forces prevented them, and mobile data had been blocked, possibly to impair communication.
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However, adverse business or economic conditions in more challenging markets are more likely to impair this capacity.
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Migraines — excruciating headaches that can last for days and impair a person's life — affect 36 million Americans.
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The critique has centered on concern that betting would impair the integrity of the sporting events themselves.
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"Despite the presence of abnormality of the mind it doesn't substantially impair his mental responsibility," she said.
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Studies have found that nicotine, the main addictive ingredient in cigarettes, can impair cognition among young people.
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Yet according to Aschwanden's research, cold exposure after exercise can actually impair the body's ability to heal.
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Mutations in the BRCA genes impair the ability to repair DNA damage, which can drive cancer growth.
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Q&A Q. Did cranial deformation as practiced by the ancient Mayans change or impair brain function?
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That could impair their ability to provide services, even if the ransomware never reaches the voter database.
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Difficulty hearing can impair brain function by keeping people socially isolated and inadequately stimulated by aural input.
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I moved the victim's cell phone, with the intent to impair the phone's availability in the investigation.
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The term dementia encompasses disease states that impair memory and result in a decline in cognitive function.
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It's possible that the "Endgame" filmmakers needed to impair Thor in some way, as they often do.
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That, in turn, can impair your immune system and make it harder for you to fight off illness.
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And men worry about injuries during their deployments to warzones that might impair their abilities to father children.
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"I'm very confident that the Bar won't impair my vigorous and successful representation of my district," he said.
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Studies also show that drinking can impair your decision-making, memory, attention span and ability to think abstractly.
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"All together these symptoms seriously impair people's social, work, affective and interpersonal life and ... increase isolation," said Barbieri.
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But that feeling isn't just in your head — a hangover can actually impair your ability to think clearly.
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Interruptions can impair performance in a number of ways, causing lower productivity, more errors, and poorer work quality.
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A sweeping policy would have a "negative impact on our key allies," and "impair" national security, he wrote.
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Committing fraud on the United States means to impair or obstruct the lawful functions of a government agency.
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But those who fetishize this methodology, as the flossing example shows, can also impair progress toward the truth.
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The government is looking into whether the imports "threaten to impair the national security" of the United States.
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In multiple markets, proposals have been mooted — with mixed success — that could impair Uber's ability to freely operate.
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Particulates in pollution can damage brain tissue and impair cognitive development, the report states, with potential lifelong consequences.
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Some lawmakers and legal experts say that practice creates conflicts of interest and could impair outside reviewers' independence.
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But was it supposed to impair cognitive development and cause heart attacks, diabetes and mental illness decades later?
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Dr. Engel has published research showing that exposure to organophosphates during pregnancy may impair cognitive development in children.
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Lack of sleep, he explains, can impair things like creativity, memory, mental health and even your life span.
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Placing infants in cribs or bassinets with soft bedding is also known to impair their ability to breathe.
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You can make a reasonable case that this would modestly impair murderers or one that it would moderately impair the use of guns in self-defense, but the basic reality is it wouldn't be a very big deal one way or the other, because changing magazines can be done very quickly.
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"The growing uncertainty will impair investment, but one can only speculate about how this will develop exactly," he said.
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And conditions like Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, and even Alzheimer's often result in symptoms that impair how a patient walks.
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These allegations, legislators said, may point to conflicts of interest that "impair his ability to make impartial policy decisions".
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According to the Guardian, the marks made by the argon beam are not thought to impair the organs' functions.
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Those with conditions that might impair driving need to take precautions to ensure they are abiding by the law.
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Opiate medications can impair reflexes and reaction times — and the situation is even worse when mixed with other drugs.
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A sharp reduction in donor flows would significantly impair Rwanda's credit profile, as would weaker performance on governance indicators.
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Children are especially at risk since lead exposure can impair cognition and cause disorders that can last a lifetime.
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By targeting service providers, Washington can impair the airline's overall ability to function and reduce its stream of revenue.
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The lawmakers said the shutdown would cut Americans off from "vital goods and services" and impair voting by mail.
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Excessive alcohol use can also impair the immune system and the body's ability to heal itself, according to research.
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Exposure to such particles has been linked to lung and heart disorders and can impair cognitive and immune functions.
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In older adults, the drugs have been shown to increase the risk of falls, cloud judgment and impair memory.
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Previous research has shown that opioids can impair drivers by causing them to be dizzy, drowsy or even sedated.
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Solar storms increase RF noise, which is thought to impair the navigational receptors of animals that rely on magnetoreception.
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Exposure to such particles has been linked to lung and heart disorders, and can impair cognitive and immune functions.
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"We are planning for (price) stability, meaning they won't materially decrease or impair," SunPower CEO Tom Werner told Reuters.
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Escalating defaults among student borrowers impair their credit scores, making it even more difficult to borrow for large purchases.
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Beijing has also proposed new cybersecurity regulations that experts say could impair the operations of foreign companies in China.
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Elevated cortisol levels impair the prefrontal cortex, an area of the brain critical for decision-making and rational thought.
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It also loosened several restrictions on third-trimester abortions, including a requirement that three doctors certify that continuing the pregnancy would likely cause the patient's death or "substantially and irremediably impair" their mental or physical health (the bill reduced the number of doctors to one and eliminated the "substantially and irremediably impair" language).
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Meanwhile, BRCA mutations impair proteins in the body that help repair damaged DNA, putting the body at risk of cancer.
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The studies showed that some people who took the drug felt drowsy in the morning, which could impair their driving.
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Fitch expects BBVAC may incur increased energy-related credit costs that will further impair its earnings over the near term.
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"If the goal is to impair US financial markets," LeBas said, "selling Treasuries is not the way to do it."
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"If it goes past the end of January, that could really impair confidence," said Tony Roth, CIO at Wilmington Trust.
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People with diabetes may be overweight or obese, and have diabetes complications that impair how blood vessels and nerves function.
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This condition is progressive and can impair color perception, the ability to read and even perform necessary vision-related tasks.
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The ants in question were a species that is known to damage trees and is presumed to impair tissue healing.
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Nonetheless, very few studies have scientifically examined how sex can improve or impair athletic performance -- if at all, Bishop said.
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"They impose red tape, they slow the adoption of new technologies, and they impair competition," he told me via email.
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While this sounds innocuous, these bills will impair the ability of regulators to prevent or react to another financial crisis.
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Psychosis, dementia, depression and addiction could be severe enough to impair a president's ability to discharge his or her duties.
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" The same report conceded that "imports of foreign steel and aluminum based on unfair trading practices impair the national security.
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Taxes imposed on robots or other industrial equipment would impair the ability of U.S. companies to advance and compete globally.
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The BoJ already holds 13% of the stock of Japanese government bonds (JGB) and additional purchases could impair market liquidity.
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Even so, the relocated birds still ate 5.5 million of the threatened fish each year, enough to impair their recovery.
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Clouds often appear suddenly and impair visibility (the cause of a 2008 crash), and guesthouses cluster close to the runway.
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Deficiencies impair the ability to make red blood cells and can affect every organ, including the brain and nervous system.
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The complaint says illegal devices to impair emission control systems were installed in nearly 600,000 vehicles in the United States.
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Dehydration can impair performance and increase core body temperature, as per the American College of Sports Medicine's latest position statement.
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But if increasing carnitine is good, that would imply that decreasing carnitine, as meldonium presumably does, could impair athletic performance.
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The shift could change the industry pecking order, and the cost of the scandal could impair Volkswagen's ability to compete.
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Texting also takes cognitive effort and limits visual sensory input, which can impair balance and lead to falls, he said.
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It leads to poor physical and mental health in children and adults, and can impair children's cognitive and emotional development.
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That kind of cynicism erodes confidence in prosecutors and ultimately can seriously impair the functioning of the criminal justice system.
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A growing body of research indicates that a lack of direct sunlight may reshape the human eye and impair vision.
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To Medina-Kirchner, these results supported the common belief that ecstasy can impair users by causing severe depressive mood disruptions.
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The plummet is alarming because sperm concentrations below 40 million per milliliter are considered below normal and can impair fertility.
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"Investing in Hulu right now is probably money well spent and should not significantly impair [Disney's] balance sheet," Bonner said.
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The not-so-great Guinness is still alcohol, and consuming too much can impair judgment and contribute to weight gain.
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Grounded in evolutionary biology, this fight-or-flight response can impair judgment, memory and communication — key competencies for leadership effectiveness.
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Just preventing ex-members from working as lobbyists, by contrast, would mostly impair the legitimate functions of the lobbying trade.
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Both weed and alcohol temporarily impair memory, and alcohol can cause blackouts by rendering the brain incapable of forming memories.
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But it can also spark outbreaks of toxic algal blooms and impair air quality around the Gulf of Mexico, NASA says.
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"Congressman Gaetz remains confident that the Florida Bar will not impair his vigorous and successful representation of his district," she said.
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She also rejects vaccines, which she fears could impair his seemingly challenged immune system or worsen his autism spectrum disorder traits.
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Ethyl alcohol is the chemical that gives beer, wine, and liquor their psychoactive effects, which can impair motor function and judgment.
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Both alcohol and pot can impair memory, attention, executive function and the ability to identify visual and spatial differences among objects.
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Thus, AWS has direct and substantial economic interests at stake in this case, and its disposition clearly could impair those interests.
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All that over-exertion can actually impair your immune system, according to a new study just published in Frontiers in Physiology.
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"It can impair school performance and cause health issues such as substance abuse, obesity or cardiovascular diseases," Hainmueller said by email.
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Healthy bodybuilding is possible if a person is capable of making the sport a priority without letting it impair their lives.
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"We hope that the fight over control does not impair or completely undermine this potential step with Paramount," Mr. Salerno said.
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Union workers counter that the strike will impair Verizon's ability to deliver quality customer service, including service calls and equipment installations.
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It is hard to see just how revealing a specific number of subpoenas or warrants received would significant impair national security.
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The additional barriers to defending their rights impair their ability to secure capital and financing to start and grow their businesses.
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Those include repellents with DEET, which has been shown to be safe in pregnancy and not to impair a baby's development.
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We don't worry that e-cigarettes increase the number of fatal car accidents, diminish motivation and cognition, or impair academic achievement.
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But the coronavirus pandemic and the sudden onset of social distancing and work from home may impair the Biden campaign's buildup.
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Researchers have also known that diabetes can damage the nervous system and impair the body's efforts to clear infections from lungs.
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One Harvard University study, for instance, found that at least two chemicals widely used to flavor e-cigs impair cilia function.
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Sure, having numbers float in your field of vision does somewhat impair your spatial awareness, but you get used to it.
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"It implies an increasing willingness and ability of non-state actors to significantly impact or impair critical infrastructure entities," says Slowik.
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The Court's decision could seriously impair the ability of LGBT older adults to access the services and supports that they need.
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Mr. Newsom has criticized these financial moves, saying they could impair the company's ability to raise additional money for safety improvements.
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"This, in turn, can alter or impair function, depending on where it is located and when this is occurring," Beckwith said.
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Boeing officials, though, were certainly aware of how the public release of the documents could impair its already badly damaged reputation.
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Eliminating or curtailing Earth observation missions will impair our ability to understand the climate system and how it relates to disasters.
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Technological hurdles, such as incompatibility of databases, impair the free flow of genomic and clinical data, even between elite cancer centers.
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It would include any medications they are taking, which could have side effects that impair their decision-making abilities, he said.
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An eroded middle class or a poorly educated and compensated work force, she has argued, could impair the country's economic potential.
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The hormones can impair fertility, but transgender teens are offered fertility preservation options before that stage, like freezing sperm or eggs.
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Other research suggests that for non-creative people, stimulant medication can enhance creative thinking, but for creative people, it can impair it.
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The Party has determined that your presence at the events and on Party offices or property impair the functioning of the Party.
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The new research suggests that one night of heavy drinking may continue to impair your brain function for a day or more.
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Lucentis is used to treat eye conditions that can impair vision such as macular degeneration, which can lead to irreversible vision loss.
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More acutely, the mental and emotional overload of poverty can impair self-control, which is critical to academic, professional, and life success.
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Average annual pay: $59,669 What they do: Speech language pathologists evaluate, diagnose, and treat communication disorders and other disorders that impair speech.
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Based on the FOMC's behavior in past recessions, one might think that such a low interest rate could substantially impair policy effectiveness.
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Additionally, for tech companies prevented from disclosing search warrants on their users, the gag orders impair transparency and can damage user trust.
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One theory: Key ingredients, such as emulsifiers and refined sugars, impair the microbial life in our gut, instead of helping it flourish.
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Other state and local governments (and their constituents) think, to the contrary, that strong unions impose excessive costs and impair those services.
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Studies show that even one glass of white wine a day can seriously impair your periphery vision while wearing a ski mask.
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Low-to-negative profits, in turn, impair the Chinese PV industry's ability to invest organically in research and development without government handouts.
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Such losses would not impair monetary policy, but would open the central banks to intense scrutiny and perhaps invite populist power grabs.
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These taxes would likely lead to reduced economic growth and would impair the ability of U.S. companies to compete in global markets.
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People should be aware that drinking energy drinks in combination with alcohol may impair their judgement, and should do so with caution.
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A bad night's sleep can be stressful, damage our physical and mental wellbeing and impair our performance in day-to-day tasks.
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We have growing evidence that traumas like homelessness can flood a child's brain with a stress hormone, cortisol, and impair brain development.
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Studies show that fear can impair your decision-making because it breeds uncertainty and it leaves you vulnerable to making impulsive reactions.
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The United States' subsidies "impair its ability to coax major developing countries to roll back fossil fuel consumption policies," Mr. Metcalf writes.
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Poor sleep quality can impair mood, performance and health, noted Kristen Knutson, an associate professor of neurology (sleep medicine) at Northwestern University.
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Failing to take into account the downside risks inherent in coal mining could impair Peabody's competitive position in the future, Cowan said.
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More recent studies have found that separation can impair memory and normal production of cortisol, a hormone produced in response to stress.
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But unlike those drugs, medical marijuana is less likely to impair sleep and appetite, and addiction may be less of a risk.
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The filing adds that without court orders, Khosla will "continue to deny, impair and obstruct" the public's right to use Martins Beach.
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Without ample blood supply to brain cells, or neurons, they will stop working and heavily impair your body&aposs most vital functions.
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They say the regulations would create barriers to market entry for foreign companies and impair the country's security by isolating it technologically.
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If that result stands, it will severely impair the ability of Congress to conduct oversight of the President and the executive branch.
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Working with the victim's trauma Research shows that the trauma of a sexual assault can impair a victim's memory and verbal skills.
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It will impair public safety and embolden criminals while placing restrictions on people who already legally own semi-automatic rifles, Workman said.
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They say the regulations would impede China's economic growth, create barriers to market entry and impair the country's security by isolating it technologically.
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According to recent research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, caffeine can impair the recovery of noise-induced hearing loss.
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If the Fed cuts on top of the BoC's policy rate and goes beneath, CAD will keep lighting up and impair export competitiveness.
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The Justice Department challenged Volkswagen in federal court, saying that the German automaker installed illegal devices to impair emissions controls, increasing air pollution.
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James Pivarnik, a kinesiology professor at Michigan State University, said her muscular build could overcome some of the changes that usually impair performance.
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" Bumble told The Verge it still believed Match was "bent on trying to impair the very business it was so desperate to buy.
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Lisa Muratori is a professor of physical therapy who works with patients suffering from neurological conditions, like Parkinson's, that might impair their strides.
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They found they could enhance or impair a rat's memory by tweaking the levels of stress hormones in the brain immediately after learning.
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Secondly, if depression evolved to keep us close to our safe communities, why do even mild depressive symptoms so significantly impair social functioning?
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That may not be surprising, since alcohol can also impair the quality and quantity of your sleep, according tothe National Institutes of Health.
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That booze doesn't impair a woman's ability to spot a Machiavellian jerk or narcissistic asshole, even after researchers fed them vodka and lemonade.
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"When pursuing its own security, one country should not impair others' security interests," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said in a statement.
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The study included any substance that can impair driving, including illegal drugs, prescription medications, legal non-medicinal drugs and over-the-counter medicines.
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As the country's painful past experience with sterling crises would amply attest, another such sterling crisis could seriously impair the country's economic performance.
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The loans many students take out to cover their education can impair them from owning houses and saving for retirement later in life.
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Lower revenues could impair Chinese firms' ability to service a mountain of debt as Beijing works to reduce risks in the financial system.
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Another would ensure that such reunifications would not impair those children's future ability to seek asylum if they returned to the United States.
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There are risks: The drug is potentially addictive, heavy use can impair cognition, and it could induce a psychotic reaction in some patients.
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Others says the technology is a "necessary tool" Some law enforcement agencies disagree and say the bill would impair the ability of officers.
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None of them were clinically depressed, yet they were convinced that their insomnia would seriously impair their work or make them physically sick.
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"Even a 1 or 2 or 3 percent drop in the vaccination rate can be enough to impair the immunity of the herd."
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Why it matters: It reflects how the WeWork debacle won't automatically impair investor interest in non-software startups being valued as software companies.
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Google in November said it would ban sites that spread misinformation from AdSense as a way to impair how such sites make money.
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You could listen to that volume of 85 decibels for eight hours a day, and it would not impair your hearing over time.
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The dealer predicts the drug, which is much stronger than fentanyl, would impair a Blood's nervous system, convincing the afflicted they are sick.
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The Commerce Department found steel and aluminum imports "weakening our internal economy" and therefore "threaten to impair" national security, according to the report.
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The credit rating agency said heat stress could hurt agriculture, lower labor productivity, increase infrastructure costs, boost energy demand and impair public health.
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Facilities, like those, that have worked in the past, came with costs and were created expressly to help private markets, not impair them.
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Regular use of cell phones can impair memory in young people, according to research conducted by the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute.
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Another issue came up during trial ... Hartwell -- a retired NFL linebacker -- takes meds that impair his ability to make decisions for their child.
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Twenty-three resisted treating their insomnia with prescription drugs because they feared becoming dependent or worried it would impair their thinking or stigmatize them.
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Doctors warned her that leaving the benign brain tumor in place would impair her hearing, vision, and balance, and might even endanger her life.
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He underwent "electroconvulsive therapy," which caused short-term memory loss but didn't impair his recollection enough to keep him from testifying during the trial.
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Previous research has found that not all of the drug's effects are explicitly positive: One study has already shown that it could impair memory.
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They need to seriously impair you in two out of three major areas in your life: Work or school, home life and social settings.
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Let's see: mercury is a neurotoxin, which can impair intelligence; other heavy metals can cause cancer and poison people in a variety of ways.
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But Miller wanted to share his mom's story to prove that having a little (or even a lot) of ink doesn't impair someone's character.
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And people who already own expensive houses are losing out in the sense that this will probably impair the resale value of their homes.
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One of the explanations presented by the professor is fear, a powerful emotion that's ingrained in humans' genetic makeup and can impair rational thinking.
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"Linking a bank tax on ROBOR developments is also unprecedented and it could impair the central bank's control over its monetary policy," BCR said.
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In older adults, medications can also impair heat regulation, Dresden said, and children face additional challenges controlling their body temperature as it gets hotter.
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Repairs to the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority's L subway line could dramatically impair transport between Brooklyn and Manhattan for upward of three years.
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If untreated, these symptoms can impair a driver in a way that resembles intoxicated driving, according to the nonprofit National Resource Center on ADHD.
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The president's budget outline proposed deep cuts in the U.S. contribution to the UN, which could dramatically impair its peacekeeping functions around the world.
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After he set up prostitution dates for his victims, he would provide them with heroin or crack cocaine in order to impair their judgment.
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Ricardo Rossello warned several days ago that without more U.S. aid, the territory risks a mass migration that would impair its ability to recover.
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Another possible reason is that sex is known to help with depression and stress, both of which have been found to impair memory function.
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Donors, of course, must assess whether they can afford to accelerate donations or whether doing so would impair their cash flow, Mr. Steffen said.
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Another possibility once more is known, said Dr. Riffell, would be to target dopamine and impair learning in mosquitoes with insecticides or genetic tools.
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Excessive alcohol can damage the lungs, and impair the mucosal immune system, which is essential in helping the body recognize pathogens and fight infection.
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"The lag in R&D expenditures by American-owned producers is weakening innovation and, accordingly, threatening to impair our national security," the proclamation stated.
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This new study joins a growing body of research indicating that a lack of direct sunlight may reshape the human eye and impair vision.
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A Department of Defense memo to Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross supports the findings from Ross that steel and aluminum imports impair U.S. national security.
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"The potential threats are largely external, and include faltering emerging markets and related financial risks, which could impair market and economic performance," Tannenbaum said.
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This previously obscure provision allows the president to take action against imports if an investigation determines that a threat to impair national security exists.
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They also believed that the higher-class women would be more likely to have work-family conflicts that would impair their effectiveness at work.
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Cognitive behavior therapy was created, in part, to streamline the process, and focus on the thoughts and behaviors that specifically impair a person's life.
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"When young children consume them, they can result in severe symptoms, including dizziness, excessive sleepiness and, in rare circumstances, impair their breathing," he said.
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VWGoA [Volkswagen Group of America] does not see how continuing imports of automobiles and automotive parts at current levels could impair U.S. national security.
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If the harassment starts to impair your daily functioning (feeling distress, difficulty eating or sleeping) reach out to a mental-health professional for support.
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Recommended by two-thirds of stores Anecdotal evidence suggests that creatine may impair liver and kidney function and cause muscle cramps, according to the authors.
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A recent Caltech study showed that having too much choice can impair the decision-making process, especially when you're an indecisive idiot like I am.
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The changes were found to impair various functions within the cells, including the division of nerve cells and their inflammation and ability to produce proteins.
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Unless crowding is really bad and will significantly impair one's ability to clean their teeth, "the primary reason for orthodontia is really cosmetic," he says.
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Research shows that PCBs can impair killer whales' reproduction, disrupt orcas' endocrine and immune systems, and slow population growth or even cause them to decline.
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This may also drive negative rating action if it results in lasting damage to the franchise that could impair CBA's credit metrics relative to peers.
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Nobody wants to do anything to impair people's right to own guns, but there are reasonable gun safety measures that this country is clamoring for.
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Thus, for example, transpartisan coalitions functioned effectively at the state and local level to promote criminal justice reform, and to impair centrist-driven education reforms.
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It also includes provisions negotiated this week, including that the government arrange travel for reunited children and not impair their right to seek future asylum.
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Its symptoms can at first resemble those of far less dangerous diseases, such as the flu, but its effects can severely impair people for life.
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Trump said in a memorandum he did not concur with a U.S. Commerce Department investigation that found uranium imports threaten to impair U.S. national security.
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Two Supreme Court justices told House lawmakers Thursday that allowing cameras to film the high court's proceedings could impair its ability to conduct arguments effectively.
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Climate scientists say the reductions could impair their ability to predict severe regional weather and help people prepare for extreme floods, drought, wildfires and cyclones.
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All of these things are bad for the kidneys, and inflammation related to obesity and excessive belly fat can also impair kidney function, Chang said.
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Mr. Kaine has expressed concern about the rising sea levels along the coast of Virginia, which he fears could impair military operations and endanger businesses.
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Terrorism triumphs when it pits societies, religions, masses, ethnic groups against each other; when it spreads fear among people and impair their quality of life.
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Critics have argued that the broad rule would impair free speech while representing clients, but no lawyers signed up to speak against the new restrictions.
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Psychosis, dementia, depression and addiction all can occur to middle-aged adults and could be severe enough to impair their ability to discharge their duties.
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A growing body of evidence suggests that high blood pressure may impair children's cognitive skills, reducing their ability to remember, pay attention and organize facts.
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Another Section 232 analysis, conducted in 85033, regarding crude oil imports and refined petroleum products, found that these imports threatened to impair the national security.
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Jones for the United States, urging the court to hold that a civil trial would unduly impair a president's ability to carry out his duties.
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But as Judge Ilana Rovner explained for the appeals court, the new law would seriously impair access to abortion for many women in the state.
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A loss of only 1 to 2 percent of body water can impair cognitive performance, according to studies at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
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It compares the shoe to ski boots or cycling shoes and says using the product for anything other than running may impair balance and dexterity.
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He welcomed an intriguing distraction from his diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia and myelodysplastic syndromes, both of which impair the production of healthy blood cells.
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"News feed changes do not impair the power of the platform," Andy Hargreaves, an analyst at KeyBanc Capital Markets, wrote in a note to clients.
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Teenagers with certain conditions like severe lung disease, obesity or obstructive sleep apnea that can impair breathing may be at particular risk, the agency cautioned.
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While he believed Italy could avert the worst-case scenario, the political crisis might nevertheless impair the capacity of the euro zone to work effectively.
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As such, observers at northern latitudes will never see the planet very high in the sky, so atmospheric turbulence will impair the view more than usual.
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The relationship between knowledge and creativity is best characterized by an "inverted U-shaped" curve: Some knowledge is good, but too much knowledge can impair flexibility.
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Higher costs for these supplies, which are directly involved in production processes, impair American competitiveness, reducing sales of US-made products both at home and abroad.
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In October 2001, a Commerce Department investigation found "no probative evidence" that imports of iron ore and semi-finished steel threaten to impair U.S. national security.
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If the company defaults, that will indicate the government has difficulty providing timely support despite its willingness to do so, and will impair the government's creditability.
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Nakaso acknowledged the BOJ's decision in January to adopt negative rates may impair financial intermediation by hurting financial institutions' profits, if maintained for a long time.
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Past research also has produced conflicting results about whether and how the timing of exercise matters, and if afternoon workouts aid or impair that night's sleep.
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While most budtenders recommend 20 to 35 milligrams for even those with a high tolerance, 120 milligrams could definitely impair functioning for well over 12 hours.
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Fitch believes this will remain the major risk for the company because it is likely to impair the company's debt repayment capacity and access to funding.
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However, having exhausted most of its statutory tax flexibility further macroeconomic shocks that may affect the revenue base would further impair the projected margins of Piemonte.
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" S&P adds that "adverse business, financial, or economic conditions will likely impair the obligor's capacity or willingness to meet its financial commitment on the obligation.
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The economic environment remains muted and will continue to constrain SCB's performance and asset quality, but is not likely to significantly impair its acceptable capital levels.
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This would most certainly impair Fox's brand much more by keeping this case in the news -- instead of turning the page, and simply cutting a check.
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Britain's Financial Conduct Authority spelled out in guidelines earlier this year that use of the cloud must not "erode, impair or worsen the firms operational risk".
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Yet Democratic leaders must recognize that unilaterally opposing U.S. fossil fuel production would hurt everyday Americans and impair our ability to lead global climate change efforts.
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Fatty deposits can impair the way the liver works -- while the pancreas can be stressed by constantly over-producing insulin to cope with all the sugar.
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"People generally should get educated that drugs of all sorts can impair your driving ability," said Jim Hedlund, a former NHTSA official who wrote the report.
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In other words, a lack of sleep for one night can impair your reflexes and decision-making to the same extent as being over the limit.
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The answer depends upon not only one's ideological perspective but also the extent of one's concern that such legislation would impair the functioning of the court.
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A disclosure would "significantly impair Volkswagen's cooperation with the Department of Justice and weaken Volkswagen's position in any remaining proceedings," the company said in a statement.
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Blackburn told reporters after Thursday's meeting that the working group meeting focused on defining "harms," or those uses of data that can impair or hurt customers.
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"Given the indictment, Johnson's and Scott's continued participation in any depository institution may threaten to impair public confidence in that institution," the central bank said Thursday.
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Trump said in a written memorandum he did not concur with a U.S. Commerce Department investigation that found uranium imports threaten to impair U.S. national security.
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One reason why: It could impair funding to Medicare and Social Security, which rely on payroll taxes for funding and are already facing looming funding shortfalls.
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Some medical experts are concerned about how it can affect cognitive development, especially in developing brains, as well as how it could impair short-term memory.
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It would be hard to fault these moves as irresponsible, given that they would not impair vital security functions like intelligence-sharing and law enforcement coordination.
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Many parents worry that "screen time" will impair children's development, but recent research suggests that most of the common fears about children and screens are unfounded.
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Dr. Volkow found that low D2 was linked with lower activity in the prefrontal cortex, which would impair one's ability to think critically and exercise restraint.
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Some studies suggest that marijuana use can impair a person's judgment, though little data exists to compare the effect with that of other drugs like opioids.
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In May, a federal judge sided with the government regulator and ruled that combining Staples and Office Depot would "substantially impair" the market for office supplies.
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Bobby Guerra (D) introduced the bill Friday, which would make it a crime for telecommunications companies to impair mobile service to any customers in disaster areas.
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Federal Reserve policymakers have been concerned about the erosion in inflation expectations which could impair efforts to boost domestic price growth to their 2-percent goal.
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If we accede to this movement we will hurt small businesses and impair the innovation which has given us so many amazing devices and online experiences.
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Drilling fluids can impair the natural flow of streams and rivers and harm an area's ecosystem, said Lynda Farrell, executive director of the Pipeline Safety Coalition.
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Cosby was accused of assaulting Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to impair her ability to consent.
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Getting rid of the high-denomination bill would, by contrast, significantly impair large-scale tax evasion and other financial crimes for which portability is a huge deal.
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Feeling ill-prepared or incapable can so deeply impair our ability to function that it then makes us the poor manager or leader we feared we are.
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Lopez Obrador sees that if he failed to uphold the contracts, it could severely impair his ability to attract investment to his own projects, the person added.
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He says the files related to witness Kathy Chapman, Maria's childhood friend, are particularly crucial to the continuing investigation, and that releasing them could impair the inquiry.
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"Unilateralism and protectionism can only exacerbate domestic imbalances and impair necessary structural adjustments, which can negatively affect the countries concerned as well as global growth," he said.
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The stress and sleep deprivation factors are important, as they are known to bias brain memory systems toward habit-based activity and to impair prospective memory processing.
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First, the tariff will impair the competitiveness of our entire greeting card line and undermine the stability of key U.S. operations, including manufacturing, creative, and retail jobs.
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Space can also affect the body's ability to take up oxygen — a key indicator of aerobic fitness — and can impair the body's ability to regulate blood pressure.
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Looking ahead, drugmakers hope to use new types of medicines that target the build-up of certain proteins in the brain that are thought to impair cognition.
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The Global Times, an influential state-run tabloid, echoed the China Daily, saying Beijing would take "strong countermeasures" against Trump's attempt to "impair" the "One China" principle.
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Pay attention to carbsA low-carbohydrate diet is unnecessary for weight loss, and may even impair muscle maintenance and potential growth by limiting exercise performance, Milton says.
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In fact, the mere presence of a smartphone resting silently in a pocket or on a desk within view may impair our ability to think and reason.
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"We are concerned that unilateral sanctions could harm the U.S. economy, impair the global competitiveness of our businesses, and raise costs for our consumers," the senators wrote.
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Trump said in a memorandum on Saturday he did not concur with a U.S. Commerce Department investigation that found uranium imports threaten to impair U.S. national security.
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The economic environment remains muted and could constrain SCB's performance and asset quality, but is not expected to significantly impair the bank's capital and reserve coverage buffers.
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"This transformation plan is not a plan to close hospitals, lay off workers, or impair quality or access to Health & Hospitals health care services," the report says.
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After a hit like the one he had taken, the brain suffers rapid cell death and tissue damage, which can impair someone's memory and cloud their judgment.
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The study suggests the combined impact of coral bleaching from increased water temperatures and ocean acidification from carbon dioxide emissions could impair a reef's ability to recover.
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Phillis is a first rate cook washer & ironer nor do I know of any bodily infirmity or defect of either of them as to impair their value.
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Stress and lack of sleep can worsen the symptoms, Dr. Small said, but the side effects of medications, infections, thyroid abnormalities and depression can also impair memory.
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That amount is enough to reduce a driver's coordination and the ability to track moving objects; slow responses to emergency situations on the road; and impair steering.
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They also believe that the tone of the hearing could cause a backlash among more centrist and independent voters and further impair the already damaged confirmation process.
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Ignoring this issue will simply exacerbate already restricted living situations, heighten existing tensions within correctional facilities, and impair the public health measures being implemented in the community.
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On average, men in these studies were in their early 20s, and a surge in testosterone might not impair older men's reasoning in quite the same way.
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" The video According to Mosby's Office, Pinheiro used body-worn camera footage "in order to impair the verity of the physical evidence with the intent to deceive.
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But if in the end the patient still wanted to proceed, he would have obliged, presuming his depression was not so severe as to impair his judgment.
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Poor ventilation — which is common in many older office buildings — raises the levels of carbon dioxide, which studies have shown can impair cognitive performance and dampen mood.
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Urban says the action was considered dangerous because shining lasers at a helicopter at night can impair pilots' vision and disorient them if they're wearing night vision goggles.
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"If left unaddressed, Pagliano's conduct in ignoring a lawful congressional subpoena could gravely impair Congress's ability to exercise its core constitutional authorities of oversight and legislation," Chaffetz wrote.
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They had another fear, too: that the practice could result in arable land becoming even more scarce and thus impair China's ability to feed its rapidly growing population.
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As Wait Until 8th explains on their platform, childhood smartphone usage can impact adolescent brain development, impair sleep, negatively impact social relationships, and increase anxiety and depression risk.
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In extreme cases, the skin in your ear canal can swell, develop pus, and potentially impair your hearing, which means this is something you definitely want to avoid.
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They said letting her case proceed could both impair Cohen's constitutional right under the Fifth Amendment against self-incrimination, and make it harder for Trump to defend himself.
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While several share repurchase programs were announced over the last 12 months, execution is expected to remain opportunistic and is not expected to impair the sector's overall liquidity.
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Anson Chan, former chief secretary, said the rally was spontaneous and civil servants enjoyed the right to assembly and it could not be said to impair political neutrality.
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Psoriasis that develops on the penis can also contribute to pain and discomfort during sex or contribute to psychological issues that impair sexual performance, some previous research suggests.
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Another is working on a "Trojan female" technique of editing mutations that impair sperm function into mitochondrial DNA, which is passed on to offspring only by the mother.
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As was the case in the oil patch, these two retailers were halted from combining because in doing so, they would, in the judge's words, "substantially impair" competition.
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"I would argue that this fundamentally doesn't impair our ability to achieve our objective, but it has a strong impact on the way we do it," he said.
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The article doesn't mention whether they told their patients that altering their clitorises might impair sexual sensation, but it does say the women agreed to that surgery too.
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If we marginalize half of the population and impair the ability of females to succeed in school and at work, our country will never realize its full potential.
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Fitch does not expect the deregulation trials to adversely impair motor insurers' margin in the near term, notwithstanding downward adjustment of pricing rates by insurers due to competition.
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People who have had a stroke or who have other medical conditions that impair facial expressiveness, such as Parkinson's disease, may have similar trouble recognizing and internalizing emotions.
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They have the potential to increase diabetes and lung disease, impair brain development and encourage other forms of drug addiction, as John Ross of Harvard Medical School explains.
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The president continues to chide Congress for failing to repeal and replace the ACA, a move that would drastically impair our nation's ability to curb the opioid crisis.
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The SEC's IEX workaround, and the resulting domino effect of new market inefficiency, would impair price discovery and the potential overload of the system could cause systemic problems.
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"It's going to change the home because it's going to allow people to interact with technology without having it impair their life," said Isabella Mongalo, Brand Manager at AdMobilize .
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Piven said the research can be likened to similar efforts to detect other brain disorders earlier in life, such as Parkinson's or Alzheimer's, before they begin to impair patients.
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The imposition of tariffs may spur "retaliatory actions that impair the development of new markets," said a spokesman for Chevron Corp, adding the company supports free and fair trade.
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"The Department of Commerce will conduct a thorough, fair, and transparent investigation into whether such imports are weakening our internal economy and may impair the national security," he said.
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Closure of the Novo Banco sale to Lone Star would impair the fund managers clients' claim against Novo Banco and their clients' ability to recoup losses, the statement said.
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"Long term, we do not believe the current trade climate will impair our ability to achieve our stated financial goals," Chief Executive Officer Gary Friedman said in a statement.
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They could engage in meaningful oversight and expose corruption, but that would simply serve to hurt down-ballot Republican candidates in the midterms, which would impair the policy agenda.
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It's especially dangerous in pregnant women, where it interferes with the development of a fetus's nervous system, which can impair their memory, motor skills, and language ability in childhood.
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On the other hand, Big Oil and auto manufacturers also seem to have struggled getting through with their message that higher ethanol blends could impair vehicle durability and performance.
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For example, a small study of young adults found that doing vigorous aerobic exercise two hours before bedtime did not impair their ability to fall asleep or sleep soundly.
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Because I think if the oil prices stay at the 30, 30 something dollars per barrel, the possibility of having to impair any assets will be a lot less.
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Born on August 4, 2016, Charlie has a rare genetic condition, mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, in which mutations impair small structures within his cells that help him make energy.
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The three charges accuse Cosby of assaulting Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to substantially impair her ability to consent.
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Britain's vote may not just impair trade relations but also signal a new mood among western electorates, one more hostile to free trade and impatient with the status quo.
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"When pursuing its own security, one country should not impair other's security interests," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying was quoted as saying by the official Xinhua news agency.
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They get sick often, are more likely to be hospitalized with bronchitis or pneumonia, and have evidence on CT scans of thickened airway walls or emphysema that impair breathing.
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Trade policy: Rough road ahead Mr. President, countries are reacting unanimously against your decision to launch an investigation into whether imports of vehicles "threaten to impair" US national security.
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We also know that pot can impair judgement, motor skills, and reaction time, making it incredibly dangerous to use prior to getting behind the wheel or performing at work.
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"Such a forced change in Texas law would impair Texas' sovereign interest in 'the power to create and enforce a legal code,'" the state's lawyers wrote in a brief.
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"Politico intentionally published the false statements in order to undermine Kash's credibility and impair his ability to serve the United States of America and the President," the lawsuit continued.
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He added that the concern is that hearing loss, visual impairments, seizures and "also more subtle defects in the brain" may impair the neurocognitive development of the affected children.
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"A complete cleanup of sensitive content can impair the regime's ability to learn from bottom up information and to address social problems before they become threatening," says the report.
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Screen Use at Bedtime May Impair Children's Quality of Life Using screens in a dark room was associated with worse sleep outcomes than using them with the lights on.
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Their marriage is far in the background, as is anything that might impair the precision of what amounts to a thorough and rigorous diagramming of the loci of abuse.
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On the flip side, claiming executive privilege and losing in court -- as Trump might well end up doing here with Bolton -- would actually impair the privilege for future presidents.
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As for the market as a whole, Cramer said he does not believe there is much Iran could do to significantly impair its long-running move to the upside.
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Nelson Lichtenstein, a labor historian, said the rise of "fissuring" — or major companies outsourcing their work to contract workers — would impair unions from getting stuff done for all workers.
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"In the process of adapting virus to grow in eggs, that seems to introduce further changes to the virus, which may impair the effectiveness of the vaccine," Belongia explained.
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"It's taking kids along the track of, 'Well, you're putting in jeopardy your potential to do well in school or to graduate or to be successful once you get your driver's license, because marijuana does impair you if you're going to use it and drive, and it does impair you if you're trying to study or you're trying to do well in school or you're trying to get a good job,' " he said.
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For all the benefits of civic pride and creativity that reimagined crosswalks may provide, the question for the engineers who control the streets is whether they improve or impair safety.
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For example, stressful environments can impair a child's developing executive function—the skills that help us think, learn, plan, focus, develop strong vocabularies, synthesize abstract concepts, and succeed in school.
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Even diehard libertarians should worry when the administration weakens rules governing the leaching of coal ash into groundwater, or permits the use of pesticides that may impair children's brain development.
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Through his work, he has also learned that overtraining can give people a false sense of confidence that could impair their decision-making in a real-life scenario, he said.
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Clinton's case appears to have little in common with those two Democratic presidents -- and pneumonia is a fairly common complaint that should not impair her capacity to serve as President.
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"There is a way to structure a shutdown that ruins the vacations of members of Congress and still does not impair the functioning of our government in 2019," Gaetz argued.
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He said, she said Cosby was accused of assaulting Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to impair her ability to consent.
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Whatever it is, it will probably continue to impair judgments in the future, right after the brief period of heightened attention and code enforcement that usually follows tragic club fires.
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"Illuminating helicopters with lasers at night is dangerous as it creates a navigational hazard that can impair vision and can be disorienting to pilots using night vision goggles," Urban said.
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Malaysia's AirAsia Bhd said it would only operate out of Bali during the day, as the ash could impair visibility at night and wind conditions in the area were unpredictable.
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The three charges accuse Cosby of assaulting Andrea Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to substantially impair her ability to consent.
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" To be diagnosed with the disorder, the behavior has to last for at least a year and "significantly impair personal, family, social, educational, occupational or other aspects of your life.
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"In the process of adapting virus to grow in eggs, that seems to introduce further changes to the [H3N2] virus, which may impair the effectiveness of the vaccine," Belongia said.
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"Long term, we do not believe the current trade climate will impair our ability to achieve our stated financial goals," RH Chief Executive Officer Gary Friedman said in a statement.
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That delay "would significantly impair" economic forecasters' ability to gauge growth, the economists wrote, and cloud decision-making for Fed officials who have emphasized "data dependence" in their policy decisions.
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"The Governing Council is closely monitoring the risk that the impact of negative rates on bank profitability may impair the transmission of monetary policy to the real economy," Lane added.
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However, developments that could, individually or collectively, result in a downgrade include: -A severe regional or global economic shock on a scale that would significantly impair the sovereign's balance sheet.
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The number of cases is "unprecedented" and the injuries "uniquely devastating" because they can impair a man's ability to have sex, father children or urinate normally, according to the report.
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The Commerce secretary "concludes that the present quantities and circumstance of steel imports are 'weakening our internal economy' and threaten to impair the national security," the department said Feb. 16.
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It also increases the likelihood that babies will be born premature or have low birth weight, and can impair a mother's ability to bond with or care for her child.
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Does this awareness give politicians on the right a motive to support policies and actions that foster government dysfunction and further impair sections of the country that are in decline?
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That decision, which put broadband internet under what's called Title II regulation, basically meant internet companies couldn't prioritize the services of their business partners or impair the services of rivals.
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The ECB is studying whether to grant relief to banks from some of the burden of its -0.4% deposit rate, worried that weak bank profitability could impair transmission of monetary policy.
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When fear and distrust impair the census response, the old locals feeling threatened and the local newcomers both lose, cutting off the nose of the national portrait to spite its face.
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The opinion could "seriously impair whistle-blowing" and deter intelligence officials from reporting waste, fraud and misconduct, about 70 inspectors general from across the government warned in the letter, dated Oct.
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Cigarettes often take years of smoking before lung cancer becomes a deadly threat, but vaping could kill you or impair your movement or brain function now and for the long term.
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So instead of taking concrete, specific actions that impair Trump in specific ways, old-fashioned Republicans chide him on occasion and make speeches like the ones we heard at McCain's funeral.
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"Kickstarter's leadership shared its views in the interest of transparency and open discussion, and is in no way seeking to impair the rights of staff members to organize," the spokesperson wrote.
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Psoriasis can also develop on the penis, contributing to pain and discomfort during sex, and these men may also have body-image problems or other psychological issues that impair sexual performance.
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Certain genes may increase your odds of getting one disease but protect you against other ailments -- if we impair such a gene, you may avoid the first disease but get another.
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Until then, like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day, we'll experience deja vu all over again with each annual outlook, and EIA's blind spots will impair visions for a clean energy future.
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Amid heavy lobbying, Republican Representative Pete Sessions of Texas recently wrote a letter with 31 House Republicans to House leaders opposing the tax and asserting that it will impair economic growth.
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Moreover, Ford's lack of knowledge as to date, time and place not only place serious doubt about the reliability of her allegation, they impair Judge Kavanaugh's ability to definitively refute it.
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Patients who have had treatments known to impair recall and cognitive function — like coronary bypass surgery and surgery and chemotherapy for breast cancer — improved their memories with the method of loci.
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Researchers worry that the loss of elders, especially the matriarchs that were targeted by poachers for their large tusks, would severely impair the ability of younger ones to survive and thrive.
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A Michigan medical marijuana user charged with DUI took his case to a week-long trial, where it was decided that the THC in his system wasn't enough to impair him.
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We cannot afford to let our government look the other way while private entities impair our natural resources on our public estate, leaving taxpayers and private landowners to offset the burden.
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Section 232 tariffs are imposed on imports from particular countries whose exports threaten to impair national security as defined in Section 232, independent of negotiations on trade or any other matter.
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This has caused problems for creatures that make shells out of calcium carbonate, like clams and oysters, and has even been shown to impair fish hearing, vision and sense of smell.
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"The decision also dramatically increases the threat to our Kurdish allies, who helped destroy ISIS's territorial caliphate, and will impair our ability to build strategic alliances in the future," he added.
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It&aposs designed to reduce chronic inflammation in your body, a condition where your immune system stays constantly on high alert and ultimately may damage or impair normal tissues and cells.
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The secretary of Commerce "concludes that the present quantities and circumstance of steel imports are 'weakening our internal economy' and threaten to impair the national security," the department said Feb. 16.
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Here's the latest: The Trump administration has accelerated efforts to impair Iran's missiles and rockets as part of an expanding campaign to isolate the country, according to current and former officials.
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I have no idea how a draft of a skit that was supposed to be funny would impair the FCC's decision-making process on anything, except on, I guess, maybe future skits.
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Adams also explained Justin was trying to "score Xanax," a sedative that can treat anxiety and panic disorder, but is also known to cause paranoia, impair memory and judgment and suicidal ideation.
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The report also said the 40-year-old had ingested 72 milliliters of a generic-form Ambien, which is more than enough to impair someone's ability to drive, according to the FDA.
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The board's lawsuit seeks to void the law, contending it would impair the PROMESA Act by diverting hundreds of millions of dollars Puerto Rico's government could otherwise use to spur economic growth.
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"Initially we are focused on what we call 'connectivity disorders,' meaning illnesses and injuries that destroy or severely impair a person's sensory or motor connections to the outside world," he told Gizmodo.
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This exposes them to higher rates of lead, which acts as a neurotoxin and can permanently impair cognitive abilities, as well as toxic air pollution, which increases the risk of respiratory ailments.
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Rather it's an acknowledgment, determined by a doctor, that the end is near and that treatments to forestall it will not work or will impair the quality of the patient's remaining days.
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Many prominent psychologists have written about the critical importance of this early dependent relationship and how disrupting it can seriously impair the child's ability to develop into a healthy, well-functioning person.
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In any case, research in 2014 by the Harvard Kennedy School into the effect of shutting schools because of snow shows that missing a few days does not appear to impair learning.
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But there is research suggesting that walking in high heels does impair the working of the muscular pump in the calves that aids the healthy return of blood to the upper body.
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Being distracted by the second task didn't hurt actual performance on the first task, but it did impair the subjects' ability to be introspective (again, by accurately self-reporting how they did).
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If you are faced with foreclosure, bankruptcy, repossession, or if a debt is sent to collections and you are unable to pay, this will severely impair your ability to build healthy credit.
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The markets' decline on Thursday is also due to the Commerce Department's investigation into whether the surge in automobile imports threatens to "impair" national security by "weakening" the U.S. economy, Cashin said.
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The DETOUR Act would make it illegal to "design, modify, or manipulate a user interface" in order to obscure, subvert, or impair a user's ability to decide how their data is used.
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Well, nicotine and other chemicals in the vapor can impair blood vessel dilation, increase arterial stiffness, increase blood pressure and heart rate and hurt the lungs by being toxic to alveolar macrophage.
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A number of individuals named in the report claimed that its findings were false or misleading, that they were denied due process of law and that its release would impair their reputations.
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And it opened yet another wound — one likely to impair cooperation as the virus surges — as the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, made clear in a chilly statement.
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Over the phone, Mason Silvera, who authored the study on how THC affects motivation in rats, said that policy should take into account these results that suggest cannabis could impair brain functioning.
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A good start might be the realization that complaining about "the others" who allegedly impair one's freedom of speech is often an excuse for one's own lack of courage to speak out.
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It also breaks down over time, costs a lot, and may cause more soft-tissue injuries, which aren't typically fatal but could require extensive rehab or impair a horse's movement for life.
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In children, lead exposure can impair basic brain development, causing impulsivity, anxiety, depression, and diminished I.Q. In the elderly, it can prompt memory loss, and pregnant women can suffer miscarriages and stillbirths.
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But retiring at 65 and living out your years on what you have saved isn't possible for many people; it also doesn't make financial sense and could impair their longevity, researchers said.
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The industry's "large and undeniable transformation" could ultimately impair rents and vacancy rates at some retail properties in 2018, strategists Roger Lehman and Benjamin Rozyn wrote in a recent note to clients.
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The court had ruled that a criminal defendant could not forcibly be medicated to stand trial, and Justice Kennedy concurred, stressing that medication might impair a defendant's ability to exhibit his feelings.
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"That will probably impair their ability to advance their legislative agenda," he said, arguing that Comey's confirmation of a probe but refusal to handicap it was the worst possible outcome for the administration.
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Political constraints could impair the Federal Government from responding effectively and in a timely manner in the event of one of these risk scenarios, which could lead to a sharper downturn than necessary.
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" He added that the Senate resolution would "impair the government's capacity to secure the Nation's southern borders against unlawful entry and to curb the trafficking and smuggling that fuels the present humanitarian crisis.
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In their findings, they discovered that psychologists are prone to exhibiting burnout and compassion fatigue and, if not handled appropriately, the high levels of distress could impair them from doing their jobs effectively.
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"I said 'if you can give me a reason as to why wearing flats would impair me to do my job today, then fair enough,' but they couldn't," Thorp told BBC Radio London.
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Her lawyers, through the appeals process, also showed that Brown has fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, which can impair sufferers' judgment in stressful situations — a condition that was not diagnosed during her initial trial.
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"I said 'if you can give me a reason as to why wearing flats would impair me to do my job today, then fair enough', but they couldn't," Thorp told BBC Radio London.
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"My office will not allow the FDA to sit on its hands and thereby impair Texas' responsibility to carry out its law enforcement duties," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said at the time.
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"If the risks of high-speed and frequency trading amplifying price changes ... are left unattended, they might impair financial market stability" and weaken the price discovery functions of the futures markets, he said.
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Even a member who voted for the decision warned that the yield-target could impair financial intermediation by pushing long-term interest rates into negative territory for a prolonged period, the summary showed.
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Professor Cacioppo's research has also shown that the danger signals activated in the brain by loneliness affect the production of white blood cells; this can impair the immune system's ability to fight infections.
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Symptoms don't start until 1 to 3 weeks after infection but can last for weeks and are especially dangerous for children, since loss of vitamins and nutrients to the parasite can impair development.
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The Democratic leaders contend the policies have created an "anti-immigrant climate" that will only impair "the efforts of other federal agencies to engage meaningfully with immigrants," particularly programs aimed at sheltering children.
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"I said, 'If you can give me a reason as to why wearing flats would impair me [from doing] my job today, then fair enough,' but they couldn't," she told BBC Radio London.
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"Quite the contrary, it expressed my belief that a President , just like anyone else, can obstruct justice if he or she engages in wrongful actions that impair the availability of evidence," he wrote.
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It's World Autism Awareness Day, a moment to recognize the challenges and celebrate the abilities of those who live with the group of neurodevelopmental disorders that can impair communication, emotional and social skills.
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How it hurts the crabs The acidification corroded the young shells of Dungeness crab larvae, which could impair their ability to deter predators and regulate their buoyancy in the water, the researchers said.
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The Trump administration has stumped for a clean reauthorization of the law for months, arguing that any changes would impair a critical tool the intelligence community needs to identify and disrupt terror plots.
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" The paper praised Northam's service in government and the military, where he served as an Army medical officer, but said the picture will "permanently impair his ability to act as an effective governor.
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"If significant enough, now and over ensuing decades, these difficulties have the potential to lower revenue, increase expenses, impair assets and increase liabilities and debt, among other effects," Moody's said in a report.
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"Chevron supports free and fair trade, and believes the imposition of new tariffs should be balanced against the potential for retaliatory actions that impair the development of new markets," Chevron said in a statement.
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Further, while the company's energy-related exposure is expected to continue to pressure earnings, and not impair capital, if capital erosion occurs as a result of elevated loan losses, BBVAC's VR could be impacted.
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Why it matters: Obstructions from environmental conditions or physical damage to the sensor can impair an AV's navigation and decision-making, but developers are still learning how best to prevent and deal with them.
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The results may ease market concerns, at least for now, that Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's radical monetary program could impair the central bank's balance sheet and the credibility of the yen - the currency it prints.
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Some airlines including Malaysia's AirAsia Bhd have said they would only operate out of Bali during the day, as the ash could impair visibility at night and wind conditions in the area were unpredictable.
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Police have yet to disclose what killed the infant, but the statement on Craker's arrest says she has been charged with murder and tampering with physical evidence with intent to impair a human corpse.
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The single rule policy would "severely impair" the Fed's policymaking, Yellen has warned, while New York Fed President William Dudley has compared it to going "on autopilot" in the face of complex global challenges.
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The current medical treatments and therapies for this type of brain cancer in children have unpleasant side effects that can impair a child's quality of life following the treatments, the researchers wrote in Nature.
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Data caps may look reasonable today, but later they might impair the rollout of data heavy services like 4K streaming or the development of other services that would require similarly huge amounts of data.
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As a nation, we don't want to impair a judge's ability to issue rulings on the merits — certainly not those that might permanently enjoin enforcement of a president's executive order or act of Congress.
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In Fitch's view, in a stress scenario, this could moderately impair the fungibility of liquidity and capital within the group, potentially resulting in somewhat better protection of creditors' rights at BoG than at BGEO.
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" The group called on companies that manage internet domain names, including Google and GoDaddy, to "draw a hard line" and not suspend or impair domain names "based on expressive content of websites or services.
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He argued that lawmakers never required the FSOC to conduct a cost-benefit analysis before designating a firm as systemically significant, and expecting such analysis would "impair" regulators' ability to guard against future crises.
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U.S. oil firm ConocoPhillips has moved to take key Caribbean assets of Venezuela's state-run PDVSA to enforce a $2 billion arbitration award, actions that could further impair PDVSA's declining oil production and exports.
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The arguments The priests have claimed that the grand jury's findings were false or misleading, that they were denied due process of law and that the release of their names would impair their reputations.
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But when an astigmatism is bad enough to impair vision, light text on dark backgrounds aggravates the condition, making text harder to read—and therefore making people squint more to try to correct it.
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Some environmentalists worry that adding a pump facility would impair water flow farther downstream, in particular at the Colorado River Delta, a mostly dry riverbed in Mexico that no longer connects to the sea.
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For example, "when a region related to memory performance is stimulated, increasing its excitability can make [you] faster or more accurate at a memory task, while decreasing excitability can impair [one's] performance," Santarneechi says.
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Today's podcast David Chalian talked on the Impeachment Watch podcast to CNN's Clare Foran and Democratic strategist Karen Finney about Trump attorney Jay Sekulow's warning that impeachment will impair the constitutional republic for generations.
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"The unreasonable and excessive use of trade remedy measures will not realize the renaissance of U.S. aluminum foil industry but will affect its domestic employment and impair the interests of U.S. consumers," Wang said.
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Trainees learn about aging and use kits that replicate its effects, including glasses that impair vision as glaucoma or cataracts might, and popcorn kernels placed in shoes to mimic the discomfort of diabetic neuropathy.
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"The risk of the United States imposing sanctions... may result in delays, or otherwise impair or prevent the completion of the projects by the group," Gazprom said in a prospectus for an upcoming Eurobond issue.
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The 1960 U.S.-Japan treaty is "a product of the Cold War, which should not impair China's territorial sovereignty and legitimate rights," Lu was quoted as saying in a statement posted on the ministry's website.
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"Individuals who post the locations of DWI checkpoints may be engaging in criminal conduct since such actions could be intentional attempts to prevent and/or impair the administration of the DWI laws," says the letter.
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"Overtly restricting food so the child is aware or forcing children to eat more than they wish can impair children's autonomy around eating, which has been linked to eating problems later in life," Haycraft says.
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WASHINGTON — The Justice Department sued the German automaker Volkswagen in federal court on Monday, saying that the company installed illegal devices in nearly 22007,000 diesel engine systems to impair emissions controls, increasing harmful air pollution.
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"The significant financial charges stemming from the group's debt could impair, going forward, the group's ability to invest in key areas such as technological infrastructures ... and keep up with innovation in its sector," Nexi said.
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"Chevron supports free and fair trade, and believes the imposition of new tariffs should be balanced against the potential for new retaliatory actions that impair the development of new markets," company spokesman Braden Reddall said.
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The results were published Wednesday in the Royal Society's Open Science journal as part of research looking into cognitive ability and neurodegenerative disorders, like Huntington's disease, which can impair people's ability to recognize facial emotion.
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Bee populations have declined dramatically around the world, and earlier studies indicate that repeated exposure to "neonics" can impair a bee's brain — making it harder for them to find their way back to their hives.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department on Monday filed a civil lawsuit against Volkswagen AG for allegedly violating the Clean Air Act by installing illegal devices to impair emission control systems in nearly 600,000 vehicles.
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The ECB is currently studying whether to grant relief to banks from some of the charges on its minus 0.4 percent deposit rate, worried that weak bank profitability could impair the transmission of its policy.
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Polluters can pollute more, scamsters can scam more, bankers can go back to running the risks that blew up the global economy, and no legislation that would impair the privileges of the powerful can pass.
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" The court held that Warmbier had committed a crime "pursuant to the U.S. government's hostile policy toward [the North], in a bid to impair the unity of its people after entering it as a tourist.
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This is a good thing when it comes to contact lenses, because, he said, you don't want them to degrade in the user's eye, which could impair vision or become a breeding ground for bacteria.
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In his first public appearance since succeeding Mark Carney, Bailey told BBC News that the BoE was "very keen" to ensure the damage to the economy will not permanently impair Britain's growth prospects in future.
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In his first public appearance since succeeding Mark Carney, Bailey told BBC News that the BoE was "very keen" to ensure the damage to the economy will not permanently impair Britain's growth prospects in future.
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Those chief executives argued that an opening up government records would invade the powers of the president, impair the operation of the executive branch and, surprisingly, aid the Russians (then known as the "Communist Threat").
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Even though the queues decrease the likelihood of getting a trade completed and impair the price performance after the trade is executed, brokers still direct trades to these places because of the kickbacks they receive.
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Bifocals or graduated lenses can help those with presbyopia read, but they also contribute to falls and accidents because they can impair contrast sensitivity (the ability to distinguish between shades of gray) and depth perception.
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Tanchev said the measures are "liable to expose the Supreme Court and its judges to external intervention and pressure from the president of the Republic" and they also impair "the objective independence" of the court.
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"[T]he Secretary of Commerce concludes that the present quantities and circumstance of steel imports are 'weakening our internal economy' and threaten to impair the national security as defined in Section 232," the department said.
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"Banning Huawei will create a vacuum that no one can fill in a timely fashion and may seriously impair 5G deployments worldwide," said Stéphane Téral, a mobile telecom infrastructure expert at research firm IHS Markit.
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But his presence is part of a growing focus at the Fed around community development and related research indicating that widening economic gaps between successful and less-successful communities could impair the country's overall performance.
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But it's not clear if Trump's recent comments on Charlottesville — on top of his previous efforts around immigration and climate change — might impair his administration's ability to tap Silicon Valley talent to accomplish its goals.
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Some legal experts said that if Trump and his advisers knowingly solicited help from Russia, they may have violated campaign finance laws, and a statute that criminalizes conspiracies to impair the functioning of the U.S. government.
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"Although BGB has grown volumes and maintained market share since Distell's investment, the group has decided it would be prudent to impair about two-thirds of the value of its 26% investment in BGB," Distell said.
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Marijuana is now legal in California, where Rogan films his podcast, but Bridenstine says he's more concerned about drugs like cocaine and opiate use that could seriously impair Boeing and SpaceX employees' judgement and work performance.
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In fact, the medical establishment had previously actively discouraged parents from spending too much time with their kids, warning them that showing too much affection would impair their children's ability to become productive members of society.
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"Our view on that is that would create more of a fixed-price relationship on this program, which would significantly impede and impair the relationship between NASA and Northrop Grumman," Northrop Grumman's CEO Wes Bush said.
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"I am very concerned that the president has proposed significant cuts to the electricity office's budget that could impair our ability to meet the challenges foreign actors and others present to our energy infrastructure," Heinrich said.
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"Unfortunately, a challenge by the DOJ to that acquisition and/or the DOJ successfully blocking the transaction would have a negative financial impact on Aetna and would impair Aetna's ability to continue its support," he wrote.
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Barr, in response to Klobuchar's questions, replied, that it would be obstruction in scenarios where the president persuaded another person to commit perjury or the president sought to "deliberately" impair the integrity or availability of evidence.
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"It would change the attorney-client relationship and impair the ability to zealously represent clients," said Kim Colby, director of the Center for Law and Religious Freedom at the Christian Legal Society, which opposes the amendment.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce started an investigation into automobile imports to determine whether they "threaten to impair the national security" of the United States, the agency said in a statement on Wednesday night local time.
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While high heels aren't advised for older adults because of their potential to impair balance and stability, some women who have worn heels for years may experience pain when they switch to flats, the researchers note.
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But one of the changes that can cause problems involves significantly increasing the ride height of a vehicle, like a pickup, because it raises the center of gravity — a change that can impair the vehicle's handling.
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But sanctions combined with oil price collapse, the closure of the global economy and the cratering of economic life in both nations can impair their capacity to equip for and finance the fight against the virus.
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"Imports threaten to impair our national security," Ross told reporters Friday as he released the reports detailing options that he has presented Trump to shield US industries from foreign competition, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Although these mines were exhausted long ago, they continue to impair an estimated 110,000 miles of streams, including 85033 percent of headwater streams in western states, by releasing water contaminated by heavy metals and other toxins.
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Puerto Rico's badly crippled economy must rebuild, and the only way for that to happen is for legacy governmental debt to be handled in a way that won't impair the restoration of markets and physical development.
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PERF says training should stress that cumulative shocks of more than 15 seconds may increase risks of injury or death, and that officers should avoid using restraint positions that impair the breathing of someone who's been stunned.
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The only questions are whether Flynn intended to lie or just made an honest mistake, and whether any false statement he may have made was intended to impair the government's investigation of his discussions with the Russians.
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"This could trigger a self-defeating cycle of claims that will impair the business climate, without bringing justice to holders of claims, or impacting the situation in Cuba in any positive way," the two EU officials wrote.
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The health regulator tightened its rules on the use of testosterone drugs last year, saying they should be reserved for patients with specific conditions, such as genetic disorders or tumors that impair the function of the testicles.
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Another outright canard is any assertion that Dodd-Frank, which was intended to address the perils of too-big-to-fail banks, has clamped down on them so tightly as to impair their ability to intermediate capital.
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North Korea's highest court said Warmbier had committed a subversive crime "pursuant to the U.S. government's hostile policy toward [North Korea], in a bid to impair the unity of its people after entering it as a tourist."
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"Long term, we do not believe the current trade climate will impair our ability to achieve our stated financial goals and the expected impact from the increased tariffs is embedded in guidance for the year," Friedman said.
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The euro briefly pared losses following upbeat comments by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi before the European Parliament, but Draghi also said the current surge of the single currency might impair its outlook for price stability.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Key rating triggers that could lead to a downgrade include deterioration in market conditions that impair RNR's leading position in the property catastrophe reinsurance market and result in a weakening of RNR's historically strong profitability.
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And Trudeau has taken particular umbrage at your implementing the tariffs based on a national security justification that steel and aluminum tariffs impair our national security, so you can expect him to push you on that justification.
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"Congressman Gaetz remains confident that the Florida Bar will not impair his vigorous and successful representation of his district," said Jillian Lane Wyant, a spokeswoman for Gaetz, in a statement to The Hill regarding the latest development.
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"I am very concerned that the president has proposed significant cuts to the electricity office's budget that could impair our ability to meet the challenges foreign actors and others present to our energy infrastructure," Heinrich said. Sen.
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Speaking on the sideline of the meetings, Schwartz said the tariffs that had been announced so far were not significant enough to impair the fiscal positions of the Asian countries, and therefore would not trigger rating downgrades.
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"For those with wealth and connections, hitting opponents with criminal defamation charges is a quick and easy way to seriously impair mounting public challenges and criticism," said Phil Robertson, the deputy Asia director for Human Rights Watch.
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On May 17, Mr. Trump issued a proclamation saying auto imports threatened to impair the national security of the United States and would be subject to tariffs in six months if trade agreements could not be reached.
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"Removing or weakening certain liability exemptions in Section 230 actually would impair internet companies' ability to decide what they host and promote," Free Press senior policy counsel Carmen Scurato said in a statement responding to O'Rourke's proposal.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 30 (Reuters) - The U.S. securities regulator on Monday proposed updating its auditor independence rules to give accounting firms more leeway when determining potential conflicts of interest that could impair their judgment when scrutinizing companies' books.
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"My administration will treat these provisions consistent with the president's constitutional authority to withhold information, the disclosure of which could impair national security, foreign relations, law enforcement or the performance of the President's constitutional duties," he said.
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Exposure to air pollutants may impair the immune system by inducing an inflammatory response, and it can alter certain genes that affect production of immune cells, although the researchers don't know how long those changes may last.
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Four people said they were Tesla owners — one of whom specified that he had an old-school Roadster, one of whom said they had both an X and an S — but this would not impair their judgment.
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In a letter to the FCC, the Communications Workers of America wrote: Under current rules, an incumbent carrier cannot discontinue, reduce, or impair service unless there is a replacement service that is as good as the discontinued service.
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Health officials said no one had complained of adverse symptoms from drinking the water, but they issued the advisory out of caution, saying short-term ingestion could impair coordination and increase anxiety and paranoia in the worst case.
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One mistaken belief Dr. Wald and others have cited is that long-term use of stimulatory laxatives like senna and bisacodyl (Senokot and Dulcolax, respectively) can impair normal function of the colon and cause dependency on the medication.
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But Kuroda acknowledged that the BOJ's negative interest rate policy may impair financial intermediation and hurt public confidence in Japan's banking system, a sign the central bank is becoming more mindful of the rising cost of its stimulus.
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And don't forget, eating cannabis can impair you for upwards of eight hours, so make sure that everyone is in a safe place with a safe ride home Setting is super important when you're ready to get high.
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The Department concluded that imports of steel and aluminum threaten to impair national security, and the President has put in place tariffs and quotas that are enabling American steel and aluminum industries to get back on their feet.
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" NASA's FAQ section says that "for maximum crew safety, each crewmember must be free of medical conditions that would either impair the person's ability to participate in, or be aggravated by, space flight, as determined by NASA physicians.
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This isn't news to Apple, however, which explicitly mentions that "exposing iPhone to environments having high concentrations of industrial chemicals, including near evaporating liquified gasses such as helium, may damage or impair iPhone functionality" in the phone's manual.
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Given that sex addiction is often modeled on drug addiction—or even on other types of compulsions that similarly impair choice—it would be astonishing if it led to greater loss of control than, say, heroin or cocaine.
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"I did so with the intent both to impair the integrity of the cellular phone and to make it unavailable for any subsequent criminal proceeding," said Davis, who pleaded guilty at the hearing to charges including securities fraud.
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In a three-page order, Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia agreed, writing that the pairing of the two would "substantially impair" competition in the business of selling office supplies.
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The second component is that judicial review may actually impair the public's ability to engage in serious thinking about what the Constitution means, and what we want to do in light of what we think our Constitution says.
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Smoke from wildfires already burning in Idaho, Oregon, Montana and elsewhere could impair eclipse-viewing for some, but forecasters say smoke conditions, driven largely by wind speeds and direction, will remain uncertain until a day or two before.
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Although his research focused on post-workout consumption, he says that, similarly, drinking can impair post-exercise rates of protein synthesis (which aids recovery and generally increases the size of your muscles), depending on how much you drink.
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Colbert says the apparent admissions by the defendant will weaken a defense lawyer&aposs strategy of suggesting that he was "suffering from a mental disease or defect" that would impair his ability to understand the consequences of his actions.
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The apparent admissions by the defendant will weaken a defense lawyer&aposs strategy of suggesting that he was "suffering from a mental disease or defect" that would impair his ability to understand the consequences of his actions, Colbert said.
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Local officials have also argued that forcing local police officers to cooperate on immigration enforcement could impair their ability to win cooperation from immigrants, who may fear being at risk of deportation by speaking to local law enforcement officers.
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Ratings agency Moody's said it would be positive for bondholders if the lender could settle for around $3.1 billion, while a fine as high as $5.7 billion would dent 2016 profitability but not significantly impair the bank's capital position.
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This ties back into the cannabis study findings because, "if there are certain drugs that impair our ability to imagine the future, then they might get in the way of helping people to become more future oriented," he says.
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While few analysts at this point are predicting the scandal could lead to Abe's downfall, some say it could impair the prime minister's focus on the pro-growth, reflationist economic policies that have become a hallmark of his government.
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The government is looking into whether the imports "threaten to impair the national security" of the US. It will be carried out under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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But the results are still encouraging because obesity taxes the joints and may also impair body mechanics and restrict range of motion, said Gabriel Shaibi, a researcher at Arizona State University in Tempe who wasn't involved in the study.
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Trump declined to issue quotas for domestic uranium production in July and instead ordered a 90-day governmental review, saying he did not concur with a Commerce Department investigation that found uranium imports threaten to impair U.S. national security.
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A banking source told Reuters that the lenders first wanted to determine Etisalat Nigeria's free cash flow to help them value the telecoms business before deciding on whether to impair the assets or hold on to find new investors.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said in a memorandum on Saturday he did not concur with the investigation that found uranium imports threaten to impair U.S. national security and ordered a deeper review by the U.S. Nuclear Fuel Working Group.
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The report underscored Ms. Olson's repeated complaints that Congress is underfunding the agency, warning that the new tax law will bring added pressures that will further impair its ability to respond to taxpayers, update technology and maintain compliance programs.
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Unless Congress revises the statute, it will continue to harm patients by allowing routine second-guessing of physician decisions, raise costs by encouraging meritless whistle-blowing for money, and impair access to care as risk-averse participants bow out.
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"The concept of a reversal rate is useful and shows us if our tools impair the transmission mechanism," of monetary policy Executive Board member Schnabel said in response to a question on whether the ECB was nearing that point.
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" "Individuals who post the locations of DWI checkpoints may be engaging in criminal conduct since such actions could be intentional attempts to prevent and/or impair the administration of the DWI laws and other relevant criminal and traffic laws.
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Should settlements result in a meaningful fine or the imposition of business restrictions or required servicing and operational enhancements which impair the firm's earnings prospects and, therefore, its leverage profile, ratings could be downgraded by one or more notches.
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The local banks which participated in the loan, many of which are reporting first-half results, have been trying to work out the value of 9mobile before deciding whether to impair the loan or wait until the company finds new investors.
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But while it's true there's growing evidence that chronic non-traumatic noise (around 80 decibels) can impair our hearing over time, even the authors admit there's only mixed evidence these same noises can affect someone's risk or progression of tinnitus.
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"We continue to view dollar gains as a temporary issue reflecting excessive short positioning and concerns European growth momentum has slowed and may impair the ECB's (European Central Bank) willingness to move away from quantitative easing later this year," Osborne said.
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"I think their results are probably going to be fine, but they will need to address their problems on impending regulations and how they are going to channel that, so that it doesn't impair their ability to grow money," Forrest said.
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The FTC proved that "there is a reasonable probability that the proposed merger will substantially impair competition in the sale and distribution of consumable office supplies to large business-to-business customers," the judge wrote, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Citing "significant and unusual trading," lawyers for the retailer asked a judge to restrict trading on Thursday due to concerns that a significant change in ownership could impair its ability to use tax benefits on operating losses down the road.
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"We are deeply troubled by this proposal which would impair the ability of African-Americans, particularly in low-income areas, to reach the polls," Kristen Clarke, president and executive director of the Lawyers' Committee, said in a telephone interview on Monday.
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"Section 232 tariffs are imposed on imports from particular countries whose exports threaten to impair national security as defined in Section 232, independent of negotiations on trade or any other matter," White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters said in a statement.
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"We hope that the fight over control does not impair or completely undermine this potential step with Paramount," Mr. Salerno said in a letter that also proclaimed the Viacom directors' intention to fight any attempt to remove them from the board.
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BERN, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has rejected pleas to give some of its profits to struggling pension funds, Chairman Thomas Jordan said on Thursday, saying this would impair the central bank's ability to conduct monetary policy.
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"There has to be one set of rules for everyone, no matter how rich or how powerful, and that includes big banks and other financial institutions that engage in fraud or impair the fair functioning of financial markets," Schneiderman said.
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It's impossible to list all the varied ways the White House attempted to impair investigations from the grand jury, from the special Senate committee eventually formed to deal with the scandal, and from the independent counsel appointed to investigate the affair.
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"In order to approve the restructuring proposal, the judge would have to confirm that it complies with the fiscal plan, treats pensioners as senior secured debt, and if feasible, does not unduly impair general obligation bondholders," according to the legislative summary.
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From a U.S. perspective, a "freeze for freeze" would also somewhat impair North Korea's ability to continue perfecting its nuclear and ballistic missiles by depriving it of the test data that has facilitated rapid North Korean progress in recent years.
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In 103, Trafigura had to impair its investment in the port by $250 million to the current carrying value at $42 million on its balance sheet because of repeated delays in increasing the port's throughput - problems that continue to date.
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" But facing new economic realities, including increasing newsprint costs and decreasing advertising revenue, he said, publishers are "looking for any place where we can find efficiencies in our production that does not impair the quality of the news content itself.
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For at least some of this time students in the struggling school district were being exposed to lead — which, even in small amounts, can impair mental function and cause developmental disorders — but how many and for how long remains unclear.
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Reports that this information was provided by a U.S. ally and shared without its knowledge sends a troubling signal to America's allies and partners around the world and may impair their willingness to share intelligence with us in the future.
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Bailey, who succeeded Mark Carney as governor earlier on Monday, told BBC News in his first public appearance that the BoE was "very keen" to ensure short-term damage to the economy did not permanently impair Britain's longer-term growth prospects.
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The researchers had wondered whether standing or exercising might impair the ability to concentrate and think, much as it did with typing proficiency, says Glenn Gaesser, a professor of exercise and health promotion at Arizona State who oversaw the study.
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But regular exercise is essential for supporting healthy immune function; preventing weight gain (which can impair immune function); boosting your mood; and keeping you as healthy as possible (and out of the hospital or emergency room) during this challenging global pandemic.
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The daily distractions reduce the likelihood of replacing Obamacare with some inferior and inequitable health care arrangement; impede the prospects for unfairly revising the tax laws; and impair the potential for costly, draconian and ineffective border security and harsh immigration bans.
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And just last week, Georgia lawmakers brazenly attempted to cut early voting opportunities in Atlanta and on Sundays -- a clear attempt to impair access for African-Americans in the city and for those who traditionally vote after church on Sundays.
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And yet, the broader problem of inequality along with the various hurdles imposed by bureaucracy can collude to impair how and where children might be placed, leaving the project of foster care another social burden assumed largely by the less affluent.
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Beau allegedly "purchased and applied cleaning products to a large area of blood in effort to destroy or remove physical evidence with the purpose to impair its availability in an investigation into the murder of Jennifer Rothwell," according to those documents.
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Cenk told the Washington Post that he spoke with Sanders Friday and told him he would rather lose his own election than impair the Senator's campaign before he released a statement saying he would reject all endorsements in the race.
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But the president has been steadfast that it's time for the U.S. to halt its involvement in "endless wars," and he rejected that leaving the Kurdish allies to fend off Turkey would impair the country's ability to form future alliances.
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In their rebuttal, the plaintiff's attorneys argued that despite the change in the law by Congress late last year, it does not in any way impair the Second Circuit's decision, and that the Supreme Court should deny the government's petition.
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The impact of such a ruling would stretch beyond the confines of a state law and into our diverse national fabric, because it would undermine the core societal value of freedom of conscience and impair the foundational freedom of expression.
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He can restrict imports if such imports "threaten to impair the national security"; he can impose tariffs "to deal with large and serious United States balance-of-payments deficits"; he can modify tariff rates when foreign governments engage in "unjustifiable" policies.
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Mr. Tonnesson said he doubted that the agreement would impair Norway's reputation as an advocate for human rights, but he added that the timing — weeks after the election of Donald J. Trump as president of the United States — was significant.
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"Adding a question about citizenship to the census would incite widespread fear in immigrant communities and greatly impair the accuracy of population counts," Letitia James, New York's attorney general, said on Friday after the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case.
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For example, in 2013 I reported on research finding that loneliness can impair health by raising levels of stress hormones and inflammation, which in turn can increase the risk of heart disease, arthritis, Type 2 diabetes, dementia and even suicide attempts.
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Under current Virginia law, in order for a patient to terminate a pregnancy in the third trimester, three doctors must certify that continuing the pregnancy would likely cause the patient's death or "substantially and irremediably impair" her mental or physical health.
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After the 1868 treaty, when the Wyoming Territory was established, Congress promised the new designation would not "impair the rights of person or property now pertaining to the Indians in said Territory, so long as such rights shall remain unextinguished by treaty".
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"There has to be one set of rules for everyone, no matter how rich or how powerful, and that includes big banks and other financial institutions that engage in fraud or impair the fair functioning of financial markets," he said in a statement.
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Jay-Z said in the filing that forcing him to testify on May 11, less than three weeks before the start of a global tour, would "impair the work of many individuals and entities" preparing for it and hinder his own preparation.
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"Long term, we do not believe the current trade climate will impair our ability to achieve our stated financial goals and the expected impact from the increased tariffs is embedded in our guidance for the year," RH said in its earnings report.
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It is preventing hundreds of pages of related records from being disclosed through FOIA requests, citing the Trade Secrets Act and the deliberative process privilege, whereby the agency claims revealing the records would impair its ability to make sound decisions in the future.
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"As far as the extent of my practice and whether the recusals that would be required for potential conflicts will impair my ability to act as chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, I do not believe they will do so," he said.
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"Low oil prices will adversely affect the company's ability to generate cash flow from operations, which will impair the company's ability to make scheduled payments on its existing debt, including the existing notes," PDVSA said in a press release earlier this week.
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But the complaint stats cited by the UODO reveal that only a minority (~13%) of those emailed actively objected to Bisnode's use of their data — a figure that does not seem so catastrophically large as to "seriously impair" the company's overall business objective.
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"Some people are especially sensitive to relatively subtle specific background sounds like chewing, and this sensitivity can be distracting enough to impair learning," study co-author Logan Fiorella, an assistant professor of applied cognition and development at the University of Georgia, told TIME.
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When also exposed to a harmful and common bacteria called Serratia marcescens—in order to test how glyphosate would impair the bees' ability to fend off infection—only a tenth of the bees subjected to the chemical were alive after eight days.
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The fact that the director of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was serving under a later-invalidated recess appointment did not impair his authority to bring an enforcement action against a Los Angeles law firm, a federal appeals court has ruled.
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"Overall, these studies suggest that particular deficits in glucocorticoid signaling in the face of stress may impair resilience to stress," says John Krystal, a professor of neuroscience and chair of the Yale department of psychiatry who was not involved in the research.
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The details: James Alex Fields Jr. said he is "being treated for bipolar disorder anxiety, depression and ADHD, and is taking medication," per ABC, but also said that his medication doesn't "impair his ability to understand the charges" being brought against him.
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Following the liquidation of Taste's food businesses - Taste Food Franchising Proprietary, Taste Commissary Proprietary and Taste Food Trading 1 Proprietary Ltd - the company will have to fully impair the remaining intercompany loans, with the units valued at about 450 million rand ($27.38 million).
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Is his tax plan just a way to secure the right of every rich man to freedom from any taxes that might impair his ability to live like the Donald, periodically trading in the old car, jet and wife for a newer model?
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Studies have shown that marijuana use in adolescents can impair brain function for some time after the cannabis has left their bodies, and a concern raised by some experts is that many adolescents use cannabis to self-medicate for anxiety or depression.
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"The proposed amendments also would increase the number of qualified audit firms an issuer could choose from and permit audit committees and Commission staff to better focus on relationships that could impair an auditors objectivity and impartiality," said Clayton in a statement.
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"Separation may impair her attachment to her baby, increase the guilt she feels about the impact her addiction has on her baby and diminish her perception of her own mothering capacity — all of which can increase her risk of relapse," she said.
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"At this juncture we don't see any more material adverse news announcements that are likely to impair future performance fundamentally of the company," the co-head of industrial infrastructure at William Blair said in an interview with CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Monday.
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"Experimental evidence suggests that high blood sugar and high sugar intake can impair the gut barrier, leading to a 'leaky gut' and access to the gut immune system causing intestinal inflammation, alter gut microbiota and increase susceptibility to gut infections," she said.
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But the findings imply that in people, too, anti-inflammatory painkillers might slightly impair muscles' ability to regenerate and strengthen after hard workouts, says Helen Blau, the director of the Baxter Laboratory for Stem Cell Biology at Stanford, who oversaw the experiment.
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Women seeking the treatment must also show that they have a license to bear a child — proof that they will not exceed their limit under the birth restrictions — and evidence that they are either infertile or undergoing medical treatments that could impair fertility.
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With a price tag of $22013,227 — or $229,221 per eye — Luxturna is the costliest drug ever approved for sale in the US. That means it's completely out of reach for the vast majority of Americans who, like Jack, have genetic disorders that impair their vision.
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"Adherence to these ethical standards protects the rights of members of the military and detainees in military custody and also makes our military stronger by avoiding a gulf between military and civilian medicine that could impair recruiting of well qualified health professionals," Rubenstein added.
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"As people pursue happiness, they may monitor their attainment of this goal, and the act of monitoring can impair their ability to actually achieve happiness," says Brett Ford, first author of that study and an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Toronto.
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The "unmonitored use of such excessive amounts of Lorazepam [or Ativan] ... was known to increase the risk of suicide because it can severely impair judgment, thinking and impulse control and diminish the ability of a patient to think and act rationally," the family's lawsuit reads.
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Strategies that had helped me work in the past were elevated to sacred rites, codified into an evolving list of rules: I deployed technology to impair my other technology, rerouted my blood flow with headstands, inhaled essential oil mists, drew pictures of my plants.
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" Comcast, Charter Communications Inc and Altice NV's U.S. unit signed an advertisement Wednesday saying they are "committed to an open internet that gives you the freedom to be in charge of your online experience.... We do not block, throttle or otherwise impair your online activity.
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A further caveat — which removes the obligation to inform the data subject if it is "likely to render impossible or seriously impair the achievement of the objectives of that processing" — would also seem a tough one to argue for a marketing purpose such as Bisnode's.
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According to the report, the letter states:Individuals who post the locations of DWI checkpoints may be engaging in criminal conduct since such actions could be intentional attempts to prevent and/or impair the administration of the DWI laws and other relevant criminal and traffic laws.
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FFD programs require certain nuclear facilities to provide reasonable assurance that nuclear facility personnel are trustworthy, will perform their tasks in a reliable manner, are not under the influence of any substance, legal or illegal, that may impair their ability to perform their duties.
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In this increasingly vicious political world, leaders need strong public support to break through partisan resistance, especially when that resistance is based not just on a desire to advance the opposition's agenda, but on a deliberate strategy to impair the incumbent's capacity to govern.
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Kathy Tran, the sponsor of the Virginia bill, fueled the political firestorm when her comments acknowledging that the legislation would allow a woman who is dilating to request an abortion if a doctor determined that childbirth would impair her mental or physical health went viral.
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CHICAGO, July 11 (Reuters) - An escalating trade war between the United States and some of its major trading partners would impair growth for U.S. airports, toll roads and ports over time if it slows the economy or triggers a recession, Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday.
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Research shows that chronic stress can impair healthy brain development and the ability to learn, and that Transcendental Meditation, a stress-reducing technique that involves thinking of a mantra, can reduce stress and its manifestations – for example, anxiety, high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease.
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" In 1998, Graham voted for an article of impeachment charging Clinton with "impair[ing] the due and proper administration of justice" and saying he "refused and failed to respond to certain written requests for admission and willfully made perjurious, false and misleading sworn statements.
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From a civil society perspective, it's concerning that even a post-breakup Facebook would still be a dominant force in the research and development of AI. But the argument that breaking up the company would dramatically impair its impact on AI doesn't hold water.
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This may seem like a more desirable alternative to barfing your breakfast out in a toilet, but initial evidence noted in the study from a previous January 2017 report, The Risks of Marijuana Use During Pregnancy, suggests marijuana use may impair fetal growth and neurodevelopment.
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Three alcoholic drinks will bring a person's blood alcohol level to a level of approximately 218 percent, which can impair the ability to rapidly focus vision, lower alertness, and decrease coordination to the point that steering becomes difficult and response to driving emergencies becomes blunted.
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As a result of the liquidation of Taste Food Franchising Proprietary, Taste Commissary Proprietary and Taste Food Trading 1 Proprietary Ltd, the company will have to fully impair the remaining intercompany loans, with the units valued at about 450 million rand ($27.38 million), Taste said.
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But the disastrous impact of the runaway coronavirus on financial markets will continue to impair price-making in Treasuries even if the Fed buys the entire U.S. debt market, analysts said, as bond investors fret about a steep economic downturn that is sure to come.
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Mr. Paddock's brain did have changes commonly seen in Americans of his age, including evidence of atherosclerosis — fatty plaques inside blood vessels that can impair circulation, which brain cells rely on to survive — and damage to the brain's blood vessels resulting from high blood pressure.
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But the disastrous impact of the runaway coronavirus on financial markets will continue to impair price-making in Treasuries even if the Fed buys the entire U.S. debt market, analysts said, as bond investors fret about a steep economic downturn that is sure to come.
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Some hospitals are ditching the ritual of covering reproductive organs and fetuses during imaging exams after prominent medical and scientific groups have said it's a feel-good measure that can impair the quality of diagnostic tests and sometimes inadvertently increase a patient's radiation exposure.
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"Without question, social media is not just about reputational issues; the aforementioned concerns can impact a company's bottom line, result in termination of top talent, and otherwise impair brand," Henry McVey, head of global macro and asset allocation at KKR, said in a report.
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"As some of such non-insurance-related businesses and investments go wild, they weaken the risk-control capacity and solvency of some Chinese insurers and may further impair the safety and soundness of the entire insurance sector," said Clifford Chance's Beijing-based partner Tiecheng Yang.
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"Forcing him off the medical marijuana and forcing him to return to addictive opioids would impair his Sixth Amendment right to participate fully in his defense and his Fifth (Amendment) right to due process," his attorneys Michael Rosensaft and Scott Resnik of Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP wrote.
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It also said that current rules "impair the ability of users to deploy small, next-generation networking devices on their own property," particularly in rural areas, and proposed changes that would allow people to install "hub and relay antennas" on their property to help spur 5G networks.
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"The use of marijuana in these products is of particular concern because cannabis use among youth can adversely affect learning and memory and may impair later academic achievement and education," Katrina Trivers, CDC epidemiologist and lead author of the study, told The Verge in an email.
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"The accused confessed to the serious offense against the DPRK he had committed, pursuant to the US government's hostile policy toward it, in a bid to impair the unity of its people after entering it as a tourist," the state-controlled KCNA news agency reported on Wednesday.
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Writing in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology in January of this year, Chasnoff analyzed studies detailing cannabis's effect on the fetus, concluding that tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient in pot, crosses the blood-brain barrier in the fetus and could impair a child's cognitive functioning.
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What he found is that there appear to be two types of HPPD—the first is more or less what most people who experience a flashback know: It's not long-lasting, though it may impair your ability to function, especially if you're a highly anxious person.
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LAGOS, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Nigerian lenders will try to stabilise the business of 9mobile, the country's fourth largest telecoms group, until they can find new investors, First Bank said, adding that it saw no need to impair loans made to the company because of its cash flows.
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After a one-hour trial, the court held that Otto Warmbier had committed a crime "pursuant to the U.S. government's hostile policy toward [the North], in a bid to impair the unity of its people after entering it as a tourist," according to The Associated Press.
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In separate statements over the past month, the chiefs of the Army, Navy and Air Force; the commandant of the Marine Corps; and the incoming commandant of the Coast Guard, testified to Congress that transgender service members do not impair the cohesion of military units or discipline.
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"I mean, if you're buying [Qualcomm] today, you're buying it probably for one of two reasons, either you're expecting a resolution to the licensing dispute sometime soon in a form that does not significantly impair the current business, or you're buying it for the NXP," Rasgon said.
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But it was followed by more serious injuries: Hyphema, when blood pools in the eye and can impair vision if untreated; globe rupture, when blunt trauma injures the cornea and sclera, or white of the eye; and foreign body, when an object becomes lodged in the eye.
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GRAPHIC: Global Diesel/Gasoil Use by Industry - here Higher costs for operating generators that power the machinery, computer servers and mobile phone towers that run Nigeria's economy could impair growth in gross domestic product, already limping along at 1.92% at a time inflation is at 11%.
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GRAPHIC: Global Diesel/Gasoil Use by Industry - here Higher costs for operating generators that power the machinery, computer servers and mobile phone towers that run Nigeria's economy could impair growth in gross domestic product, already limping along at 1.92% at a time inflation is at 11%.
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FABER: ALL RIGHT SECRETARY ROSS, FINALLY, IT WAS A FEBRUARY REPORT FROM YOUR AGENCY, OF COURSE, UNDER WHICH YOU FOUND THE QUANTITIES AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF STEEL AND ALUMINUM IMPORTS THREATENED TO IMPAIR THE NATIONAL SECURITY, THE SO CALLED SECTION 232 ACTION, THAT PROMULGATED OR BROUGHT THIS ABOUT.
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Scientists worldwide have protested the shift, saying the loss of the Australian data — from both Cape Grim and the agency's role in a vital ocean-monitoring program called Argo — could impair their ability to predict severe regional weather and help people prepare for extreme floods, drought, bushfires and cyclones.
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Another Harvard-led study, published today in Environmental Health Perspectives, found that individuals from the Faroe islands who were exposed to PFAS compounds at a young age built up fewer antibodies to tetanus and diphtheria vaccines, suggesting long-term exposure can impair the development of a healthy immune system.
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The accord, which it announced on Monday, gives Novartis access to four pre-clinical programs aiming to help prevent tumors from evading the immune system, including one that targets so-called regulatory T cell populations that can migrate into tumors and impair the body's ability to fight the disease.
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Current Virginia law allows third-trimester abortions if continuing the pregnancy would "substantially and irremediably impair" the mother's mental or physical health — HB 2491 would remove the "substantially and irremediably" language, allowing abortion if the pregnancy might damage the mother's health, even if the damage might not be irreversible.
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"We ... remain concerned that reducing investors' rights under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code would ultimately reverse decades of precedent designed to protect investors and the financial system, and would impair the fair and efficient functioning of capital markets," the association's chief executive officer, Richard H. Baker, said in a statement.
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I posted on Instagram about constantly getting in a little over my head, and my friend Dallas Hartwig told me about this concept called hormesis, a phenomenon by which something that could significantly impair or even kill you in high doses can make you stronger in low doses.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis in February agreed with the administration that the imported metals are a national security issue, but wrote in a memo that he favored targeted tariffs, and worried that a sweeping policy would have a "negative impact on our key allies," and "impair" national security.
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" The NTSB said in its wish list that lowering the alcohol limit would "reduce deaths and injuries on highways," although it acknowledged that "drugs other than alcohol can also impair drivers and operators of other types of vehicles — whether these drugs are recreational, over-the-counter, or prescription.
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These benefits include a reduction in heavy menstrual bleeding and painful menstrual cramps, regulation of irregular menses, improvement in menstrual migraines and premenstrual syndrome (PMS), suppression of endometriosis (a condition that causes pelvic pain and can impair fertility), decrease in the risk of uterine and ovarian cancer, and more.
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"I think it is reasonable to expect that smoke from any burned dried plant material will impair vascular function, regardless of what other physiological effects might result from the specific plant," Matt Springer, a researcher who frequently experiments with smoke at the University of California San Francisco, chided.
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Mercury is emboldened this month due to the strength of the dark moon, which can impair your already filterless mouth—you wouldn't stop blabbing about the Day Zero party at BPM this year, and about how hearing "Shamanic house" for the first time altered your views on dance music.
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"I concur in [Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross'] finding that automobiles and certain automobile parts are being imported into the United States in such quantities and under such circumstances as to threaten to impair the national security of the United States," Trump said in a proclamation outlining his decision.
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" His behavior, they argued, was an "attempt to bring into disgrace, ridicule, hatred, contempt and reproach the Congress of the United States" and to "impair and destroy the regard and respect of all the good people of the United States for the Congress and the legislative power thereof.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis in February agreed with the administration that the imported metals are a national security issue, but wrote in a memo that he favored targeted tariffs, and worried that a sweeping policy would have a "negative impact on our key allies," and "impair" national security.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: Indicated 2.3 percent lower The U.S. Justice Department on Monday filed a civil suit against Volkswagen AG for allegedly violating the Clean Air Act by installing illegal devices to impair emission control systems in 600,000 vehicles.
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" In the editorial, the Richmond Times-Dispatch notes that Northam has "served his nation and commonwealth with admirable distinction and dedication" but says his "poor judgment has undermined his standing with Virginians in ways that we believe will permanently impair his ability to act as an effective governor.
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"There are some provisions in the Senate bill that would unprecedentedly impair Treasury's ability to wield its sanctions tools, risk endangering the transatlantic sanctions coalition, and weaken the State Department's ability to credibly signal that we would calibrate our sanctions in response to Russian behavior," the official told Reuters.
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"There is credible evidence that leads me to believe that Broadcom Limited, a limited company organized under the laws of Singapore (Broadcom)...through exercising control of Qualcomm Incorporated (Qualcomm), a Delaware corporation, might take action that threatens to impair the national security of the United States," the statement said.
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Many factors common among older people can increase the risk of falling: medical and orthopedic problems and the medications taken to treat them; physical changes that impair balance, gait and muscle strength; sensory declines in vision, hearing and awareness of body position; and pain that distorts body movements.
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"You're adding this terrible level of psycho-social stress on kids, that could also impair their immune system, making them more susceptible to viruses and bacteria," Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, told VICE News in August.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - Louis Oosthuizen looked in trouble after swinging down onto a tree root with an approach shot at the second hole but the South African shook off the injury scare as a momentary jolt and said it did not impair him during the PGA Championship third round.
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"We are confident that Korea is not a source of threats that may impair U.S. national security, but rather a market of great export potential that meets the interests of the American auto industry," Korea International Trade Association (KITA) said in comments it filed with the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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"The difficulty for the government, however, is not identifying deceit — of which there is plenty — but connecting that deceit to the lawful government function of 'administering federal requirements for disclosure,' which the defendants allegedly conspired to impair," Friedrich wrote in a 32 page opinion memorandum, which pointed to past legal precedents.
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The increasing likelihood that the United States will slide into a recession as tariffs and other trade restrictions impair the global economy is revealing yet another serious flaw in the Fed's interest-rate manipulations: Today's excessively low rates cannot be pushed down enough to stimulate a recovery from the next recession.
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The aim of the program, called Countering High-Tech Illiberalism, as it's described on the Web site for the Quadrivium foundation, founded by James and his wife, Kathryn, is "to craft effective, practical, actionable, and ambitious policies domestically and abroad" that impair illiberal populism, such as fighting disinformation and electoral interference.
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"We assume that the coronavirus will not permanently impair the labor force, the capital stock, or productivity — hence, the region's economies should be employing as many people and producing as much output by the end of 2021 as it would have done in the absence of the virus," the report said.
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"There is credible evidence that leads me to believe that Broadcom Limited, a limited company organized under the laws of Singapore (Broadcom) ... through exercising control of Qualcomm Incorporated (Qualcomm), a Delaware corporation, might take action that threatens to impair the national security of the United States," the White House statement said.
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A 4-year-old girl in Iowa went blind after the flu caused a rare disease to impair her brain functionWhat you need to know about China&aposs Wuhan coronavirus and how it could affect youWhen you should be worried about the Wuhan coronavirus, which has killed at least 81 people
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"We can only consider adding individuals who are truly open to all strategic alternatives and who are free from employment conflicts that would impair that openness or limit the ability to maintain Board confidentiality, which would exclude Third Point employees," interim CEO Keith McLoughlin wrote in a letter to shareholders earlier this month.
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Allowing the president to "withhold evidence that is demonstrably relevant in a criminal trial would cut deeply into the guarantee of due process of law and gravely impair the basic function of the courts," the Supreme Court concluded, forcing President Nixon to turn over incriminating tapes that eventually led to his resignation.
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No Throttling [47 C.F.R. ß 8.7]A person engaged in the provision of broadband Internet access service, insofar as such person is so engaged, shall not impair or degrade lawful Internet traffic on the basis of Internet content, application, or service, or use of a non-harmful device, subject to reasonable network management.
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" The report states, "Combined-arms cyber warfare, as described in the military doctrines of Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, may use combinations of cyber-, sabotage-, and ultimately nuclear EMP attack to impair the United States quickly and decisively by blacking-out large portions of its electric grid and other critical infrastructures.
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While critics argued that such a broad rule would impair free speech while representing clients and impinge on the freedom to reject potential clients, no lawyers signed up to speak against the revised rule, which was passed Monday afternoon by a voice vote at the A.B.A.'s annual meeting in San Francisco.
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The acquisition of multiple FISA warrants — now known to be largely based on an unverified dossier prepared by a foreign spy, using anonymous Russian and close Clinton associates and paid for by her campaign and the Democratic National Committee — to subvert and impair Trump and his associates, succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.
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The illnesses noise and light pollution induce, from insomnia and depression to hypertension and ischemic disease, impair our well-being and restrict the range of bodily possibilities; the conditions caused by industrially processed food lead to poor health, lower quality of life and the expense of enormous resources required to treat them.
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Within the executive branch itself, it is a calculated insult to the integrity and professionalism of the U.S. intelligence community, one that threatens to further impair the function of sound intelligence collection and analysis — that is, to inform U.S. policy — and to politicize the relationship between the White House and intelligence agencies.
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" Ms. Prunty added that people sharing the locations of sobriety checkpoints on Waze might be breaking the law by trying "to prevent and/or impair the administration" of the state's D.W.I. laws and that the department planned to "pursue all legal remedies" to stop people from sharing "this irresponsible and dangerous information.
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"I have taken pains to keep my drive for children's freedom and play separate from political ideology and my participation as a co-keynoter with Bannon would severely impair my credibility with the many diverse groups with which I am involved," Gray said in a letter to ACE, which he shared with Motherboard.
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"The accused confessed to the serious offense against the DPRK he had committed, pursuant to the U.S. government's hostile policy toward it, in a bid to impair the unity of its people after entering it as a tourist," the state-controlled KCNA news agency reported, using the acronym for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan of U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, in a three-page order granting the Federal Trade Commission's request for a preliminary injunction, said the agency had shown there was a "reasonable probability" that the merger would "substantially impair competition" for the sale of office supplies to large business customers.
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"Such an order would unduly burden Mr. Guzmán's presumption of innocence, impair his ability to conduct meaningful voir dire (examination of potential jurors) and create the extremely unfair impression that he is a dangerous person from whom the jury must be protected," Eduardo Balarezo, Guzmán's lead attorney, wrote in a motion filed last week.
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My whole generation was given unprecedented access to screens, which are known to impair attention span and other cerebral faculties, and we're also so depressed—though that probably has something to do with living under the last gasping, putrid breaths of a capitalist system that has ravaged the planet and destroyed our futures, right?
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"Hydration is essential for maintaining proper physiological functioning, and mild levels of inadequate hydration, such as when a person begins to feel thirsty, can impair daily functioning and well-being with symptoms such as fatigue, irritability, reduced cognitive functioning, poorer physical performance, and headaches," lead author Carolyn Brooks told Reuters Health in an email.
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These examples are only a few of the programs that could be affected by a six-month continuing resolution, and all of the services are also bracing for the possibility of a yearlong continuing resolution, which would impair efforts to modernize the armed forces as the US military redirects its focus to great-power competition.
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"There is credible evidence that leads me to believe that Broadcom Limited, a limited company organized under the laws of Singapore (Broadcom)...through exercising control of Qualcomm Incorporated (Qualcomm), a Delaware corporation, might take action that threatens to impair the national security of the United States," the White House said in a statement at the time.
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That. A study at Maastricht University in the Netherlands found that a single dose of coke—so a bump, or a little line—can impair your ability to recognize negative emotions in other people, which is why you're under the impression everyone is eternally interested in what you have to say, when, really, they are not.
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"The FAA agrees with the commenters who pointed out that many of the micro UAS limitations proposed in the NPRM, such as the requirement to remain more than five miles away from an airport and the prohibition on autonomous operations would, if finalized in this rule, significantly impair micro UAS operations," the FAA wrote in its new rules.
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ECB President Mario Draghi will be around until late 2019, but the succession battle could renew tensions over Britain's departure from the European Union, ways of aligning the interests of economic superpower Germany with the rest of Europe, and concerns that the rise of nationalism could impair the ECB's ability to set monetary policy for 19 countries.
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There is zero chance China does not retaliate against us in painful ways..." What's next: The much bigger fight inside the Trump administration concerns whether they'll put massive tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, as Wilbur Ross' Commerce Department "found that the quantities and circumstances of steel and aluminum imports 'threaten to impair the national security'.
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Apodaca currently remains at the Travis County Jail and has been charged with robbery, aggravated assault with serious bodily injury, assault causing bodily injury, assault causing bodily injury to a family member, evading arrest/detention, and tamper/fabricate physical evidence with intent to impair, according to inmate records from the Travis County Jail obtained by PEOPLE.
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The report comes less than two weeks after the U.S. Department of Commerce launched an investigation into automobile imports to determine whether they "threaten to impair the national security" of the U.S. That could lead to tariffs of up to 25 percent on the same "national security" grounds used to impose metal imports charges in March.
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"We urge you to direct federal agencies to reject any changes to agency rules, guidance, or policy that may diminish, impair, or subordinate states' well-established sovereign and statutory authorities to protect water quality within their boundaries," the Western Governors' Association wrote in a January letter when the White House was still weighing an executive order.
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By the opaque reasoning of capital punishment, the state of Arkansas grew some unknowable fraction safer last Monday evening, when Jack Jones, a fifty-two-year-old, overweight, hypertensive, diabetic amputee, was strapped to a gurney in the Cummins Unit prison and administered drugs to successively sedate him, impair his breathing, stop his heart, and kill him.
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The Eighth Amendment prohibition against "cruel and unusual" punishment served as a measure of the elastic morality that facilitates the death penalty: does it constitute cruelty to infuse the condemned with a sedative, rather than a stronger anesthetic, particularly if, as attorneys for Jones and Williams argued, the circulatory conditions of the men might impair its effectiveness?
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"Depending on Libra's level of acceptance and on the referencing of the euro in its reserve basket, it could reduce the ECB's control over the euro, impair the monetary policy transmission mechanism by affecting the liquidity position of euro area banks, and undermine the single currency's international role, for instance by reducing demand for it," Mersch added.
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"Depending on Libras level of acceptance and on the referencing of the euro in its reserve basket, it could reduce the ECBs control over the euro, impair the monetary policy transmission mechanism by affecting the liquidity position of euro area banks, and undermine the single currencys international role, for instance by reducing demand for it," Mersch added.
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But he could impair the Republican ticket and brand — he has vowed to "kick Tim Kaine's teeth in" — in his determination to pursue a bomb-throwing strategy in a state that has rapidly shifted from reliably red to safely blue because of the very demographic shifts he outlined in 2016 at what had been Mills E. Godwin Middle School.
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In a Department of Defense memo related to the proposed tariffs, Mattis said that while the Pentagon "concurs with the Department of Commerce's conclusion that imports of foreign steel and aluminum based on unfair trading practices impair the national security" the U.S. military requirements for steel and aluminum each only represent about 3 percent of U.S. production.
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