It is also a company in decline, because the magazine business is in decline.
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Instead, these blogs concluded that the ice is either not in decline, or might be in decline today but this might simply be due to natural climatic swings.
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Small banks have been in decline for decades (see chart).
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In their world, America was in decline until January 2017.
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Aside from streaming, just about everything else is in decline.
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Yahoo's core business has been in decline for some time.
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Cities long in decline Flint experienced a similar state takeover.
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Detroit schools have long been in decline academically and financially.
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THE public house, linchpin of British nightlife, is in decline.
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It's no secret that the US education system in decline.
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Midwestern families struggling over houses in decline, secrets passed through
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Many of the anonymous reviews portray a company in decline.
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It was also a snapshot of a hobby in decline.
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An office with low morale is an office in decline.
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It was also a snapshot of a pastime in decline.
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The death penalty in the United States is in decline.
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But the industry has been in decline for some time.
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Mr. Trump described a nation depleted, despairing and in decline.
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And nationwide, hunting and fishing has been in decline for decades.
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But the business is growing rapidly, while cigarettes are in decline.
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But it might help rejuvenate areas that are otherwise in decline.
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This kind of analysis has been in decline for several reasons.
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Now we're in decline from that high watermark of industrial capitalism.
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The entire industry has been in decline for over a decade.
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Big tech's reputation is in decline among Americans, to a degree.
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The good work that was carried out previously was in decline.
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Sina's core business of PC-era web portals is in decline.
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But from 43 to 8003, suicide rates were actually in decline.
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Then there's the fact that the mobile web is in decline.
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Its population, in decline for half a century, has grown rapidly.
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It is exceptionally tough to arrest a tech business in decline.
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Our teams were dominant in Europe but attendance was in decline.
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It's largely why iPhone sales have been in decline for months.
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So the world markets are really some are really in decline.
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Clinton's support was probably already in decline before the Comey letter.
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An aging poet in decline holds forth to a cleaning woman.
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And the privileged sectors are precisely those that are in decline.
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"For a business in decline, that's a big number," he said.
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Kim: But sales have been in decline for over a decade.
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Sports' "cultural relevance," as Futterman puts it, may be in decline.
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But Puerto Rico was not in recession: it was in decline.
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But at the end of the day, it is in decline.
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But at the end of the day, it is in decline.
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In many regions, important pollinators, like native bees, are in decline.
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The show, which like many other auto shows, is in decline.
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By any measure, the death penalty in America is in decline.
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Anyone claiming that America's economy is in decline is peddling fiction.
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THE public house, once a linchpin of British nightlife, is in decline.
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Still, despite America's accommodation of Hezbollah, the organization may be in decline.
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The numbers of people attending churches have been in decline for decades.
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We expect Hill's career, already in decline, will continue to head south.
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The microscopic crab louse may be in decline, but it's hardly gone.
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Suffice it to say that the company's hardware business is in decline.
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Rhinos have long been in decline due to hunting and habitat loss.
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On top of this, Facebook's younger user base is also in decline.
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Twenty-five years ago, the computer revolution's marquee company was in decline.
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The bond market's year in decline could round out with some relief.
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The magazine's circulation, now at 120,000, has been in decline for years.
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By the 1970s, trade was in decline—and the city was, too.
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Yet outside those two cities, northern clubs are in decline (see chart).
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The EU's popularity is in decline, according to a survey from Pew.
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But now, I am sad to say, that racket is in decline.
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The British pub industry is in decline and technology is to blame.
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The death rate from heart disease, long in decline, edged up slightly.
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Television viewership is in decline, especially among younger viewers coveted by advertisers.
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Jamaat is in decline, but still a force in parts of Bangladesh.
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Our political parties, for instance, have been in decline for some time.
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With capitalism in decline, this agenda can be a recipe for fascism.
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After centuries as a prosperous shipping port, Salem's fortunes were in decline.
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By then, Aipac's influence, whatever it had been, was already in decline.
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Economic growth has been broadly in decline for the past five years.
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Moviegoing was in decline, so multiplex owners were open to new approaches.
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Then, is America's labor movement, long in decline, finally enjoying a comeback?
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The shift comes as Goldman's traditionally strong trading business is in decline.
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So why does it seem as if the world is in decline?
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Harley sales have been in decline in the United States for years.
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With the team in decline, both Murrays were fired in December 2000.
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In a less buttoned-up age, some venerable slurs are in decline.
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Coral reefs around the world are in decline because of climate change.
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Almost daily, the news was replete with accounts of democracy in decline.
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And so I think that the culture in China is in decline.
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American aluminum was in decline long before Chinese production began to grow.
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In the meantime, the percentage of working-age cohorts are in decline.
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The company is not dying, or even in decline; the opposite, in fact.
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Research has also shown the dinosaurs were already in decline, reports The Guardian.
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According to him, some of Canada's polar bear populations are probably in decline.
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"Anyone claiming that America's economy is in decline is peddling fiction," he said.
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Recent research suggests that the number of dark web sites is in decline.
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Your safety and your culture in decline all around you and your children.
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Even the film's title, "Downhill," makes literal the state of something in decline.
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And when the expertise of the practitioners is in decline, costly blunders multiply.
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And so they — you know, but all those business lines were in decline.
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Coming up, with the midterms just months away, are the Dems in decline.
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But let's not pretend this is the solution to our democracy in decline.
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Dig deeperPublic transport is in decline in many wealthy cities (June 21st 2018)
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Since then, Turnbull's once-considerable lead in opinion polls has been in decline.
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That suggests the industry is not only failing to grow, but in decline.
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Second, the number of major tournaments on the Dota calendar is in decline.
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NASA, which once had been synonymous with the future, was suddenly in decline.
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Loan delinquencies (commercial and industrial) are in decline, and lending standards are easing.
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"Magazines are in decline, but we are on the rise," Mr. Krelitz said.
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At the time, wild populations of pythons were said to be in decline.
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But the species was already in decline, having once roamed the Australian mainland.
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Europe's nightlife is in decline and millennials are opting for more nights in.
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Even Mr. Wexner's company, after decades of success, appears to be in decline.
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But that business is in decline, a trend that is reshaping the industry.
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Downtowns in decline are an old story, but this one has a twist.
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Unemployment is high and the population has been in decline for a while.
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In Trump's telling, America is a nation in decline that needs a turnaround.
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But the tactic can also be a sign of a campaign in decline.
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Any score below 50 shows that they see the manufacturing economy in decline.
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Any score below 50 shows that they see the manufacturing economy in decline.
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Partly it's the sweetness, which even in Germany is a style in decline.
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With the dollar seemingly in decline again, this creates a tailwind for gold.
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In the late 1990s, US oil production was believed to be in decline.
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Compared with its influence in the 1980s, Rambo is a franchise in decline.
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" He added that the quality of Indonesia's democracy "is now indisputably in decline.
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But this is a political party that is not one that's in decline.
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It is the shadow of a bygone era, and of an industry in decline.
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Despite this contribution to the industry's record profitability, TV writers' incomes were in decline.
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Corporate profits have been in decline, sliding in each of the last four quarters.
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DEMOCRACY is in decline around the world, according to Freedom House, a think-tank.
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His ousting suggests that the SNP's dominance of Scottish politics may be in decline.
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With the crypto currency market in decline so is the demand for advanced GPUs.
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Yet during earnings, it was only mentioned briefly, and as a business in decline.
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SMS in decline, sure, as people are switching to more fully featured texting platforms.
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At the same time, healthy, transplantable organ donations have been in decline since 2006.
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His research also has helped show that frogs at La Selva are in decline.
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Apple iPhone salesCreate column charts Some parts of its business are clearly in decline.
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And stocks were in decline from April 2003 to a low in September 2003.
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Rates in decline are already benefiting one stock, said Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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But today, only four species remain, and they're in decline due to human actions.
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For species in decline, the average rate of decline is four percent per year.
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Instead, house prices in London have been in decline for more than a year.
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In 2016, Azria left his namesake line, BCBGMAXAZRIA, as the company was in decline.
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With prices now in decline, the wealth effect could easily turn into a headwind.
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Populism, authoritarianism and nationalism are on the rise, and American hegemony is in decline.
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U.S. naval forces have been in decline since the end of the Cold War.
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"Anyone claiming that America's economy is in decline is peddling fiction," the president said.
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And that's a good thing, but as a tradition, Muay Thai is in decline.
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It's also making headway in Greater China, though sales are still in decline there.
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A February study found that 40% of the world's insect species are in decline.
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It's more like a "Black Mirror" of relationships, privilege and ruling classes in decline.
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The Trump Organization sharply disputed the idea that Trump apartment prices are in decline.
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The use of spanking to discipline children has been in decline for 50 years.
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Coal will be around for quite some time still, but it is in decline.
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And it will perhaps help quell the narrative that his campaign is in decline.
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Before the #MeToo movement, libel lawsuits from people accused of lying were in decline.
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Shares of those companies plummeted as a result, spending much of 2017 in decline.
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Yet arable land is in decline, along with soil health all over the world.
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"Undoubtedly we have to recognize the relationship today is in decline," Diaz-Canel said.
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A NATO in decline helps Putin to continue his hybrid war on the West.
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I think as all print media is in decline, digital is the way forward.
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But things have been in decline since a 2013 run to the Eastern Conference semifinals.
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The global financial crisis proved that the West was in decline; China's day had come.
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Global cigarette sales volumes are in decline as more people cut back or quit smoking.
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INGRAHAM: I think the culture for a while has been in decline, long before Trump.
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Travel in early 2019 is in decline, particularly from Canada, Mexico, China and South Korea.
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In the 90s, Washington, DC was thought of as a great American city in decline.
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"I think that Apple is being unfairly categorized as a company in decline," he said.
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If enough of them exercise their options, it will send the stock further in decline.
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Maybe that's one of the reasons the quality of the average marriage is in decline.
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Not long ago Milwaukee was in decline, like many old industrial cities in the rustbelt.
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It is often said to be either in decline or to be experiencing a renaissance.
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In the 2000s fishermen had tried to warn government scientists that stocks were in decline.
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Windows Phone has long been in decline and its app situation is only getting worse.
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If the market for high-polluting fuels is in decline, then so are Trump's policies.
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While the alt-right is in decline, those who share its beliefs remain in power.
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They believe that America—for all its struggles, at home and abroad—isn't in decline.
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Will this oft-injured, once-great player in decline make his miraculous return to form?
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These purchases can also support a company's stock when the overall market is in decline.
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Almost two-thirds of those natural contributions were in decline in the Americas, it said.
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White Christians are not just any group: They are a once-dominant majority in decline.
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Even in decline, the president had a vision that eluded others, including his closest partner.
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In Italy, the number of new cases has been in decline for several days now.
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The things we built are in decline, and the jobs we created are being lost.
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Staples has been in decline, cutting back on stores as sales and profits have sunk.
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Civic groups, which had been in decline for decades, have staged something of a comeback.
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U.S. tourism is also in decline, due to tougher U.S. restrictions and State Department warnings.
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Yet package holidays are not in decline; if anything, the industry is enjoying a resurgence.
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The steadily growing tuition discount rate suggests that the price discrimination payoff is in decline.
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Yet, despite the clear benefits of strong patents, the U.S. patent system is in decline.
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Homelessness across America is in decline, but it is soaring in its most prosperous cities.
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Now there are some unexpected outages, including Libya, and Venezuela's oil industry is in decline.
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Panama is better known for boxing and baseball, but both sports seem in decline there.
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Steel production has been in decline, as has the number of employees in the industry.
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At the Republican convention, Trump clearly meant to paint a picture of an America in decline.
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In its fourth quarter earnings report in January, Microsoft reported a smartphone platform deeply in decline.
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The device's arrival comes at a time when AT&T's pay TV business is in decline.
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Few would argue that "education" significantly reduced piracy, but piracy does seem to be in decline.
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VICE: The central theme of your book is that democracy is in decline around the world.
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The number of Americans who buy—or even simply read—books has long been in decline.
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AIM's user base has been in decline since its peak in the '90s and early aughts.
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"People looked at Office as a product that was going to be in decline," said Moerdler.
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But lately he has been more negative, saying for example that the country is in decline.
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Biodiversity was in decline as a result of the heavy use of pesticides and other pollutants.
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Honey bees have been in decline and that's bad news for the environment and the economy.
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Its founder, Max Azria, left his namesake line in 2016 as the company was in decline.
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August was the sixth month in a row in which the box office was in decline.
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Meanwhile, coal is in decline and automation has made secure low-skilled manufacturing jobs increasingly rare.
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Even in decline, Disney's cable portfolio generated $1.3 billion in profit in the most recent quarter.
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Local news has been in decline for years in the United Kingdom and the United States.
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Early on he was a shining media star, but he has been in decline ever since.
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These are, as Evelyn Waugh said of Captain Grimes in Decline and Fall, among the immortals.
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" Maduro told CNN Turk that American "power in the world is in decline and it's ending.
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Ms. Manigault Newman describes him as a racist and misogynist whose mental health is in decline.
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And yet this enormous sector of the economy has actually been in decline for some time.
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Growth in Europe — which has five central banks offering negative rates — is sluggish and in decline.
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This is deepest Brexit land: poor, angered by European Union fishing quotas, remote and in decline.
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When Parseghian arrived at Notre Dame, the university's football program had been in decline for years.
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PEOPLE TALK ABOUT OUR BUSINESS IS IN DECLINE BECAUSE THERE'S LESS AND LESS TV BEING CONSUMED.
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Barneys had been in decline for at least a decade: chaotic merchandising, diluted brand, sophisticated competition.
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We are living in a world in which the humanities, once in decline, now reign supreme.
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As a result of all this construction, rental prices have been in decline in the area.
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Vice has lost its swagger amid its sexual harassment scandals and its readership is in decline.
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Catholicism is in decline in Western Europe and America, but drastically on the rise in Africa.
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Yes, our language continue to be spoken in various communities, but they are ALL in decline.
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The magazine industry is in decline because the magazine industry's core product — packaging stories and ads and presenting them together in a discrete bundle — is in decline, for an obvious reason: Readers and advertisers are more interested in spending their time and money in other ways.
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French, supposedly in decline, has a quarter as many native speakers, but quite a lot more clout.
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The mongoose lemur population is in decline due to habitat destruction in their native land of Madagascar.
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Jobs made up of routine tasks that are easy to automate or offshore have been in decline.
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With the smartwatch market in decline and Apple eating most of what's left, that's a tall order.
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More decisive is the fact that the white middle class is in decline, both economically and culturally.
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Alves, who is almost 33 and in decline, was reportedly offered 30 million euros over three years.
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Sentiment toward Facebook, especially amongst teens, has been in decline, and it's constantly rocked by privacy scandals.
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Rabbit, rodent, fish and bird food are all in decline, according to the Pet Food Manufacturers' Association.
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"The notion that manufacturing in the United States is in decline is factually incorrect," the report states.
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Old-style business, already in decline, is therefore likely to be managed in closed run-off funds.
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While its smartphone business is in decline, HTC is at least making moves on the VR front.
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"Sober curiosity" and health trends like "Dry January" are taking hold, and alcohol sales are in decline.
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Desktop and laptop ownership across the United States has remained stagnant, and PC sales are in decline.
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Others have noticed that religious kibbutzim in Israel are thriving, whereas secular socialist ones are in decline.
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When he took office in 1975, Providence, once known as "the beehive of industry", was in decline.
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The company was already in decline and it wasn't clear how it wanted to revitalize the business.
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Workers can move and retrain; new entrants can gravitate towards sunrise sectors rather than industries in decline.
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The TV business is in decline and the companies that remain operate on razor-thin profit margins.
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Why it matters: Some populations of bears — including these bears on the Beaufort Sea — are in decline.
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Mr. Erdogan is a champion of political Islam who often argues that the West is in decline.
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I don't understand for the life of me why Donald Trump is always saying, 'America's in decline.
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It certainly has a more diversified economy, but its key manufacturing sector, pharmaceuticals, has been in decline.
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For Brazilians watching the news in recent years, the country can appear to be perilously in decline.
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The articles portrayed a movement in decline, troubled by shrinking financial resources and dwindling numbers of followers.
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Out of 17 environmental indicators that the report focused on, 15 were found to be in decline.
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Problem is, desktop sales are in decline as everyone loves a good laptop, smartphone, tablet or smartwatch.
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The demise of Eastland and Westland is part of a broader story of American retail in decline.
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New York's ridership drop is not an isolated trend — transit ridership across the country is in decline.
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As reported by Business Insider's Hayley Peterson, comparable store sales were in decline for 230 financial quarters.
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The 1979 explosions of Ford Pintos felt like a symbol of an American auto industry in decline.
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The Trumps have invested in golf at a time when the broader industry has been in decline.
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We are told, however, that it is a new day, that Detroit is no longer in decline.
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The crime rate in the city of McAllen has been generally in decline for nearly 30 years.
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Rhinos, monkeys, frogs, polar bears—all manner of species are in decline and in the public eye.
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He's a point guard in decline, with weaknesses that don't mesh with the league's most irreversible trends.
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According to a 2014 study by the United Nations, rural living is in decline on a global scale.
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Pew found that network, cable and local TV ad revenue has increased, although local viewership is in decline.
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U.S. demand for automatic teller machine (ATM) locks and a service business in decline also weighed on results.
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Just a year and a half from IPO, action cam maker GoPro finds itself a company in decline.
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We can either be greater than we've ever been or we can be a great nation in decline.
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By 2014, the Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum was feeling its age and attendance was mostly in decline.
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But with Japan's appetite for whale meat in decline, why is the country so committed to killing whales?
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Italian crowds have been in decline for years, with the average attendance for last season a mere 22,199.
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Goods not only is a smaller-margin business, but it's been in decline, down 12 percent in revenues.
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But with traditional pay TV in decline, this new path could end up being critical to Dish's future.
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Ever since the 1960s, when production peaked at 168m tonnes a year, the industry has been in decline.
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"Visitation has been good but average spend has been in decline," Alexander said on a call with analysts.
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In the debate about whether democracy is in decline in the West, there's some important cross-national variance.
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Though unionism has been in decline for decades, the public sector has remained a stronghold of organised labour.
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But the EU's share of those highly cited papers has risen since 2000, while America's is in decline.
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But as the rising power shifts towards advanced industry and away from traditional agriculture, donkeys are in decline.
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Flu activity is in decline; 11 states reported widespread influenza activity, compared with 63 states the previous week.
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Despite the increasing popularity of older formats, physical album sales are still in decline overall thanks to CDs.
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White mainline Protestantism is in decline — at least, that's been the prevailing narrative for the past few decades.
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He sees the lack of funding for the Shakedown as yet more evidence of an industry in decline.
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And on the right, the number of tweets overall, in decline after years of exposure to those anomalies.
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Plus, the police had done a good job of kicking out gambling, and Tammany Hall was in decline.
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Call of Duty games has been in decline for years now, but they've always been serviceable, dumb fun.
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That includes 2200 percent growth in its North American beverage business, which until recently had been in decline.
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Another set of traps is designed to capture wild female mosquitoes, whose numbers should also be in decline.
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Whoever does buy them will have to be comfortable with the fact that they're buying businesses in decline.
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By the time they held their first condo meeting, in 1971, São Paulo's elegant centre was in decline.
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IBM's problem is that most of its revenue — at $82 billion last year — comes from ones in decline.
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In a Thursday night speech at the Republican National Convention, the technology billionaire depicted a nation in decline.
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Apple says its music business, which had been in decline, is once again growing thanks to Apple Music.
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While innovative new companies seem to be popping up daily, the reality is that entrepreneurship is in decline.
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What we're left with are numbers that are basically in decline throughout the rest of this fiscal year.
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With its economy in decline for a decade, the island has accumulated huge debts that it cannot repay.
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Violence, he aimed to show, had long been in decline and had now reached an all-time low.
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AND THEN PEOPLE WHO OVER THE LAST YEAR SAID THIS WORLD OF MEDIA ENTERTAINMENT COMPANIES ARE IN DECLINE.
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As the world economy weakened, piano sales in the United States and Europe, already in decline, fell sharply.
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Cable TV, also in decline, does allow some audience targeting: The Hallmark Channel viewer is different from FX's.
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Some of the chief predators of these fish, including commercially and recreationally valuable species, are also in decline.
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Roughly 40% of the world's insect species are in decline, according to a study published earlier this year.
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The taste for shades of gray, which has prevailed for the past decade, is in decline, she announced.
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In OPEC member Gabon, production is in decline, the recovery is slow and may not come at all.
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After several years in decline, the number of impaired driving fatalities has risen over the last two years.
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Last year, there were reports detailing how Facebook sharing – specifically "organic sharing," meaning personal updates – was in decline.
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"It might go to the dogs" suggests something in decline, but some people feed their dogs TABLE SCRAPs.
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At the same time that Yahoo's core business was in decline, its Alibaba investment was soaring in value.
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At least 100 species, including cottontail rabbits, foxes, otters and muskrats, are in decline because of its loss.
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Help us understand how students who graduated into a U.S. economy in decline are faring 10 years later.
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A deflationary cycle, where prices keep dropping, as has happened in Japan, can mire an economy in decline.
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By 1974, the trolley was long gone, and with coal in decline, the Tazewell train station closed too.
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Tom Brady won a Super Bowl at 39, an age when most quarterbacks are retired or in decline.
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"We seem to have reached a point where cooperation is in decline, and competition is in the ascendant."
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"Our average contribution has been steadily in decline," he wrote, encouraging supporters to chip in an extra $7003.
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Commercial mining, however, has largely been in decline in western Maine, leaving many mines inactive and in disrepair.
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"And we must reject the president's dark belief of an America in decline and in carnage," Murphy added.
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Dr. Scheele and his colleagues identified 501 species in decline, far greater than the previous estimate of 200.
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The narrator David Attenborough's voice is warmly reassuring, even when telling us that wildlife populations are in decline.
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It was a muted scene on a raw day, and one that seemed fitting for a team in decline.
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The habitat of the rhinos is in decline due to human and livestock intrusion, according to CBS New York.
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Manufacturing employment, which had been in decline since the 20113s, dropped suddenly between 2007 and 2009 as factories failed.
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"As populations are in decline, those income classes solidify, and ... the economic mobility that people have declines," he said.
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But new research says they were already in decline for millions of years when the meteor finished them off.
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It may be in decline in the West, but many Asian governments continue to promote coal-fired power generation.
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Many metropolises are dysfunctional: public transport is in decline, housing is scarce, pipes are decaying and water is contaminated.
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Radio signals had been in decline since the internet had begun to carry the bulk of human data traffic.
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Early productions mainly consisted of radio drama adaptations and American co-productions featuring stars whose careers were in decline.
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Although conventional wisdom holds that manufacturing in the United States is in decline, in fact it's been growing steadily.
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In March, N.F.L. owners rejected the move, 21-3, noting that the team's revenue had not been in decline.
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"It's been a point of continued strength," he said, noting at the same time manufacturing has been in decline.
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Fear of the American colossus, once the great neurosis of Canadian public life, is now very much in decline.
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"We think that does not make sense on such a small island with a population in decline," Cruz said.
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But I don't mind you dumping your aging teams in decline onto me if you can't support them anymore.
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But in the last 20 years, the race and the sport of IndyCar racing itself have been in decline.
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Puerto Rico's economy was in decline before Maria: Output is 15-percent below where it was a decade ago.
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Attempts to hold on to our manufacturing base have been in decline since the Smoot-Hawley era of 1930.
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While the Republic was already in decline well before then, the fateful move hastened Rome's transition to autocratic rule.
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The height of Mr. Korchnoi's career came in 21946, in his middle age, when most players are in decline.
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But when the economy is in decline, we become the targets for everything that is wrong with our country.
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By contrast, the construction industry was still in decline as a result of a continued fall in infrastructure investment.
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Nintendo has long been in decline, but maybe this game could represent a turnaround, especially if it remains popular.
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Huizar's attorney, Cheri Patrick, claimed her client did not break up their marriage because it was already in decline.
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The country's infrastructure had been in decline for decades, even before the earthquake and other storms weakened it further.
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The Tunisian economy has been in decline since 113, and the government is struggling with a growing budget deficit.
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At the same time Yahoo's core business has been in decline, its Alibaba investment has been soaring in value.
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In an age where processed food is in decline, one might imagine that canned cranberry sauce would be struggling.
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But the secularization narrative is insufficient, because even with America's churches in decline, the religious impulse has hardly disappeared.
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Yes, it's in decline in some places: A majority of its counties have fewer people than 483 years ago.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Apple's iPhone business is in decline -- and there appears to be no end in sight.
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They are there because their natural habitat is in decline, a fate that awaits untold numbers of other bears.
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Venezuela's oil output has long been in decline, but three years of soft oil prices have accelerated the drop.
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Having a parent in decline is often as frustrating as it is mournful: It's logistics and patience and effort.
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His only natural home is with the centrists, whose standing with the Democratic base is very much in decline.
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Dorsey is looking like the industry envoy Silicon Valley needs just as its list of friends is in decline.
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As Freedom House has documented, internet freedom is in decline, as censorship and online surveillance expands around the world.
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In the epilogue to The Code, O'Mara suggests that Silicon Valley as we have known it is in decline.
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The ability to speak freely, and privately, in a world where democracy is in decline seems vital to me.
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At the same time, however, its influence over events in the broader Middle East seems perhaps terminally in decline.
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As with a lot of isolated small towns on the Great Plains in decline, there are no easy answers.
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At a time when annual resettlement admissions are in decline, it may even be easier to implement reforms now.
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Read more>>> By Stephen Marche The use of spanking to discipline children has been in decline for 50 years.
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To make matters worse, there was mounting evidence to suggest that Kemp's value on the field was in decline.
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It also doesn't mean that the European far right is beaten or in decline — not by a long shot.
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But for two decades the traditional summer job has been in decline, with 313% of teens working in July 2016.
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We need a party to speak for the vast majority of the people whose standard of living is in decline.
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Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton get elected, if they were to win, we will be a great nation in decline.
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While its business is still in decline, its first quarter surprise hit comes at a critical time for the company.
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Listener count has been in decline, falling to 77.9 million compared to 78.1 million in the same period last year.
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"All of these markets are going to be in decline by comparison with the forecasts we had made," he said.
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Cruz's appeal is restricted to core Republican constituencies, most of which are in decline as a percentage of the electorate.
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Trump evokes it every time he speaks of America in decline and voices admiration for the Moscow's strongman Vladimir Putin.
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The problem is that ESPN retains tremendous value as a pay-TV business, even with subscribers and viewership in decline.
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Stock was down and I think it was the surprise in decline of subscribers, both at DirecTV and DirecTV Now.
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So even with the Marcellus in decline from what it was a few years ago, it's by no means over.
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Gabon produces 200,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd) according to the International Energy Agency, and output is in decline.
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Schenkel told TMZ that his grandfather's health had been in decline since the death of his wife Joan last year.
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Though America may now be an empire in decline, a decent number of these global inquiries are about the USA.
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Another misperception is the idea that the industrial mid-west is an economy in decline rather than on the rise.
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WHEN I ARRIVED AT YAHOO, WE HAD ALL OF THE LINES OF BUSINESS BASICALLY IN DECLINE IN TERMS OF REVENUE.
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His defeat further reduces the luster of a one-time conservative star who has been in decline for some time.
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"So claims that America's economy is in decline or that we haven't made progress are simply not true," he said.
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Fast food is not in decline, and I think it will always be the number one way the world eats.
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Now, dependence on them is in decline, Mr. Meguro said, and with it Okinawans' tolerance for the problems they bring.
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That's because the populations of both domestic honeybees and wild bees have been in decline for the last few decades.
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The strength of Catholics on the bench is strong, but the number of Catholics in the US is in decline.
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But the firm was already in decline in 22007, and by 210, the company had left the American market entirely.
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At a slower rate than the U.S., Europe's nightlife is in decline and millennials are opting for more nights in.
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And that school, it's brand-new and in a part of Glasgow that's been in decline for a long time.
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Rates had peaked in 1997, when the figure was more than three times that, and remained in decline ever since.
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Whether anecdotally or based on solid data, I think most of us have a sense that cash is in decline.
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This thing I keep coming back to in the Sumner Redstone book is, his business is in decline now, right?
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Tesla's solar business has been in decline over the last couple years, with the company cutting staff and closing facilities.
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And it's worth looking around the world and noting that center-left parties are in decline across Europe and beyond.
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Long a major domestic oil mainstay, the Permian's output was in decline until hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — unearthed new supplies.
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When Pope John Paul II made him Washington archbishop and a cardinal, the pope was in decline from Parkinson's disease.
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Was it about the shifting fortunes in combat sports, with boxing in decline and mixed martial arts in undeniable ascent?
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Swiss watch sales have been in decline for more than two years, weighed down mainly by slowing demand from China.
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Obama argued that "anyone claiming that America's economy is in decline is peddling fiction" in comments directed to Republican critics.
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American life expectancy is in decline for the first time since 23.4, when H.I.V.-related deaths were at their peak.
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Unless this trend reverses, the US -- though it controls the world's mightiest military force -- will become a power in decline.
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Catcher Russell Martin, who the Yankees believed was in decline at age 29, left for Pittsburgh as a free agent.
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That information could help researchers understand whether a species is increasing its range or if its numbers are in decline.
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Eva Longoria and Jack Whitehall get silly in "Decline and Fall," a BBC One adaptation of the Evelyn Waugh satire.
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If it is successful, kakapo and other native birds, 80 percent of which are currently in decline, could thrive again.
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Campaigning on fears of a country in decline, he has pledged "shock therapy" to liberalize the economy, à la Mrs.
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He has cited Los Angeles and San Francisco as examples of metro areas in decline because of his political opponents.
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In the second half of the 19th century, when tea arrived in the Ottoman empire, the economy was in decline.
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Since then, the fortunes of the national team and Hungary's club sides have been in decline for over 30 years.
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Whereas cigarette smoking was in decline for teens and young adults, vaping has surged in popularity — particularly with flavored liquids.
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Three-quarters of primate species are in decline, the researchers found, and about 60 percent are now threatened with extinction.
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While the artist population in Manhattan is in decline, the number of artists in the Bronx nearly doubled since 2000.
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Unlike Pierce and Garnett, who were in decline when they joined the Nets, Davis is an ascendant star at 26.
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In the latter decades of the 20th century, the mass membership groups — those with encompassing policy agendas — were in decline.
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"The production is certainly in decline," said International Tin Research Institute analyst Cui Lin, who visited the mine earlier this year.
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Nijman thought this work was the responsibility of Indonesian government, and pointed out that the population is almost certainly in decline.
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The 23,000 level would equate to another 8 percent in decline among the Dow group of stocks before the selling stops.
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And the US, with its morally corrupt and vulnerable leader falling under Putin's spell, is a power in decline, they say.
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Mr Hanson cites an authoritative survey showing that around 40% of bee species globally are in decline or threatened with extinction.
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In its letter outlining why it acquired its stake in Commvault, it presented a stark picture of a company in decline.
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And while Facebook's growth, especially among youth, is in decline, Instagram is still one of the favored platforms of The Youth.
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Mylan shares have been in decline for the past four years, after topping $76 in April 2015, according to Refinitiv data.
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The difference this year, however, is that the Fed has already begun a rate hiking cycle and earnings are in decline.
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Another 10% of chips go into personal computers, which have been in decline since 2012, and 15% go into cloud infrastructure.
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If hunters represent just a share of gun owners, let alone of the general public, their numbers are still in decline.
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That's because its core business is in decline, and its most valuable asset, a massive stake in Alibaba, is in limbo.
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The sales announcement comes amid gathering gloom for the global auto industry, with major markets in decline and trade barriers looming.
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But with Mr Bouteflika's health in decline, there appears to be a struggle within the group over who will succeed him.
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Australia's koala population is in decline, with its numbers estimated to have dipped below 80,000 according to the Australian Koala Foundation.
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The whales have been in decline for decades, largely because the nutritious salmon the toothed-cetaceans rely on have been overfished.
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Long after he retired, he remained a symbol of rock-solid strength, but even during his career he was in decline.
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After a long but sluggish recovery, Greenspan and Wooldridge worry U.S. entrepreneurship is in decline and the economy heading for stagnation.
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However, lunch traffic has been in decline over the last few years, with fewer people showing up at restaurants for lunch.
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" I suspect these acts of free speech will negatively affect a league that some commentators have said is already in "decline.
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First, such denials-of-boarding were not at their apex prior to the incident—they already seemed to be in decline.
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We believe homebuilders' land reserves are getting tighter as China's land sales remain subdued, having been in decline since late 2014.
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Output in the country, once a top three OPEC producer, has already been in decline for years due to economic collapse.
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"[R]etail sales are not in decline, but rather shifting toward e-commerce retailers who require large amounts of warehouse space."
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This also illuminates why Wall Street is in decline as the career path of choice at elite colleges and business schools.
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"The future is tough," said Nakazono, noting that youth were leaving the island, where the mainstay fishing industry is in decline.
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"The two largest coal import markets in the world are China and India and now both are in decline," he said.
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At an age when boxers not named Hopkins or Foreman are already seriously in decline or retired, Ebata shows exceptional stamina.
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They added more new users than everyone expected, and while their revenue growth is in decline, it still beat analysts' estimates.
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Trump has led the Republican presidential field for months in national polls by hammering the theme of a nation in decline.
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Confidence in the media was in decline long before Trump entered politics — a slide that reflected the rise in political polarization.
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The simplified logic runs like this: At a time when pay TV is in decline, sports content drives viewership across platforms.
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But traditional television, built on third-party cable and satellite subscriptions, is now in decline as people watch more content online.
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The new crop of less-expensive devices comes after global smartphone shipments have been in decline over the past two years.
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"West of the Tracks," with its view of Chinese heavy industry in decline, put a spotlight on Mr. Wang in 2003.
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"The shortwave audience has historically been in decline, but it's an important lifeline as a way to reach people," Angus said.
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With a government bent on curbing freedoms and an economy in decline, options for the country's democratically-oriented youths are limited.
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But Mr. McMahon made a change: He wanted Jinder Mahal to talk about his immigrant roots and an America in decline.
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Generally speaking, viewership for awards shows is in decline and mostly that's because over the years they have become truly boring.
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MORE. Tourism had previously been in decline during the global recession at the time of Obama's first term, the Times reported.
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"Many key components of biodiversity for food and agriculture at genetic, species and ecosystem levels are in decline," the report said.
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And far from being in decline, deaths in which prescription opioids were complicit increased by 17 percent between 2013 and 2017.
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I cannot recommend a stock on a takeover basis where the fundamentals are in decline, and that's the case with GameStop.
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A booming car industry town in the first half of the 20th century, the city has been in decline ever since.
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The system's ridership has been in decline amid competition from ride-hailing services as well as delays caused by deteriorating infrastructure.
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Internet freedom is in decline around the world as governments increasingly use social media to monitor their citizens and spread disinformation.
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One is that, although the service continues to see some growth in its daily active users, its monthly active users globally have been either flat, in decline, or growing by a mere two percent in the last four quarters (and in decline in the last three of the four quarters in the key market of the US).
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What's more, Trump is doing all of this specifically to paint a picture of an America that's in decline due to minorities.
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Traditional TV viewership is in decline as people cut the cord and opt for cheaper streaming services like Netflix and Hulu instead.
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One might think that the decrease in the number of cybersecurity startups is an alarming signal, warning of an industry in decline.
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With their lucrative oil fields now in decline, Norwegians have ambitious plans for aquaculture to power their economy far into the future.
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Both the number of executions and public support for the death penalty were in decline for most of the past 20 years.
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In rich countries governments have imposed renewables on electricity systems that had no need for new capacity, because demand is in decline.
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Wasserman Schultz then mocked the NRA for, in her view, pretending their group isn't in decline amid the backlash and negative coverage.
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With one revenue stream in decline, persistent losses, but big potential, the firm is going to be a fun one to price.
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With the number of young people using Facebook daily in decline, the company will increasingly turn toward Instagram to build its future.
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The report also found that between 1970 and 2013, 56 percent of nearly 4,000 "terrestrial and freshwater species" researched were in decline.
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It's fitting, I suppose: Even with actual phone calls in decline, Apple wins out for making direct communication easy, personal and fun.
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Clinton walked back the comments quickly, claiming that she was talking about how to replace a coal industry that's already in decline.
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As commanders answer fewer questions in public, the public's ability to view what's happening on the front lines is also in decline.
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After months in decline the president's approval ratings have stabilised at 56% over the past two months, according to Poliarquía, a pollster.
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The iPad seemed like a promising new device at first, but sales peaked in 2014, and have been in decline ever since.
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With the town's student population once again in decline, the school is now considering consolidating its athletic program with another rural school's.
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But the shark population is ultimately in decline because of over-fishing — approximately 100 million sharks are killed every year by fisheries.
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But thanks to global warming, some of those species' populations are in decline as the bottom of the food chain dies off.
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We'd been informed in recent times that America was in decline and that all we could really do was manage that decline.
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That's demonstrated in this chart, which shows that net income for companies in tech slowed last year and is now in decline.
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Concerned that Thai Buddhism is in decline, some have called for bold reforms of the country's religious institutions and their governing bodies.
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About seven decades later, unions are in decline and workers are in as much trouble as they have been since the 1920s.
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But "the iPhone business is in decline -- and there appears to be no end in sight," as Seth Fiegerman's story explained here.
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But the mall has been in decline for years, hurt in part by the rise of online retailers, according to Mr. Hansbury.
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If the number of worldwide deaths from terrorism is a metric of winning or losing, then the terrorists are actually in decline.
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And it was in decline for a lot of that time and it had the same internet problem that everyone else had.
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The fractional industry in North America peaked in 2500, with $2.3 billion in sales, but it has been in decline ever since.
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Their answers both surprised and inspired me and suggested that while some see a neighborhood in decline, others see merely a transition.
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In America, where mainline Protestantism has been in decline for decades, various forms of evangelical Protestantism seemed to flourish for many years.
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The "embalm and bury" model, which was effectively the only way to deal with the dead a century ago, is in decline.
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She has written elegant, mournful studies of odd, amphibious cities (Trieste, Venice, Hong Kong) and empires in decline (the British, the Hapsburg).
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He added that the league was in decline for tolerating the protests and for taking steps to reduce brain damage among players.
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It's not just about better personal health, but about better public health, which has been in decline in this country for decades.
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Before Spotify was created, online piracy had all but eroded the recorded music business, which had been in decline for 15 years.
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Sanders's fundraising announcement and the subsequent ad rollout suggest that he's looking to quash the narrative that his campaign is in decline.
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Within two decades their formerly exhausted dairy farm has become a haven for species otherwise in decline across Europe and the world.
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The first time in American history, I think it was 70 percent of the American people believed the country was in decline.
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His America-in-decline speech, aimed at his base, echoed the dark, antiglobalist pitch he delivered at the Republican convention last summer.
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Yet Thomas Cook's woes are not a sign that package holidays are in decline; if anything, the industry is enjoying a resurgence.
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For example, if an industry is in decline, a fall in workers' wages may be necessary to avoid the need for layoffs.
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But more than a portrait of a city in decline, Atlantic City is a prognostication of America with President Trump its helm.
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Now he's noodling away on his visions of an American empire in decline out on the fringes of the Peak TV landscape.
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Adélie penguins are hurting along the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula; their numbers have been in decline for the past four decades.
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This team thought they solved corner in 2014 but Brandon Flowers is in decline and Jason Verrett hasn't been able to stay healthy.
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That wouldn't amount to the ending of economic problems for most Puerto Ricans, but the intensity of gloom is at least in decline.
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These majestic animals are currently categorized as a vulnerable population in decline due to threats such as habitat loss, illegal hunting and disease.
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While Cisco's hardware business may be in decline, if it has services like these in place, it could still thrive as a company.
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Because health care is essentially a commodity and key parts of that commodity's supply have been in decline for more than a decade.
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Indeed, since 2014, the site has been in decline, as noted in a pre-print (paywalled) paper published this week in IEEE Software.
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"I think if you look at millennial usage of TV, that's clearly in decline," said Nick Bell, the head of content at Snapchat.
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Those engineering jobs are not the mass-employment engineering that has been in decline inside the United States over the last few decades.
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Housing developers have been drawing down on their land reserves instead of buying new plots, with land sales in decline since late 21010507.
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He campaigns on anger, bigotry, fear of new ideas and new people, and a fundamental belief that America is weak and in decline.
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The groups say there are no urgent medical cases aboard but that the state of the migrants&apos health is generally in decline.
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The wider economy is in decline, with vital industries such as tourism still reeling from the aftermath of the country's revolution in 2011.
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They're not suffering or desperate, and have no concrete reason to hate the status quo or to feel like they are in decline.
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Mark Stephens, a British media lawyer, said celebrity injunctions were already in decline before this case, partly because some had ended in fiasco.
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China, India, and Europe Show Much Potential Louis points out that having been in decline since 2011, emerging markets now look extremely attractive.
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Trump's message of an American economy in decline, on the other hand, may resonant more strongly in states that have been losing jobs.
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"It's heartening that nationalistic attitudes towards refugees is in decline in the UK," said Ruben Vardanyan, co-founder of the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative.
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Retail sales of these have been in decline since 2014 as consumers seek healthier options, said Cecilia Yang, an analyst at Euromonitor International.
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So even though the number of quakes is in decline, scientists aren't ready to write off the risk of a genuinely damaging one?
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Ms. Mayer's four-year turnaround effort has failed to deliver significant improvements at a company that has been in decline for a decade.
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With commodity prices in decline, they want to attract foreign investment by cutting their way to competitiveness: reducing public spending and shrinking government.
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BANKS PULL FINANCING FROM COAL INDUSTRY | Wall Street's retreat from the coal industry is an ominous sign for a sector already in decline,
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The silk industry has been in decline over the past half-century or so thanks to the advent of synthetic textiles, particularly nylon.
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The US seems to be in decline and yet, you know he's a practical President with whom China can deal on specific issues.
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The China shock was just another kick in the teeth for a group that had been in decline for a long, long time.
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Mr. Grigolo put everything on the line for that final scene, at the graveyard of the Ravenswoods, a landed Scottish family in decline.
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Residents complain about some refugees being prescribed "therapeutic horseback-riding" and courses in flirtation, courtesy of taxpayers, while public schools are in decline.
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But large housing "projects" came to dominate urban landscapes and symbolize for many the unruliness and otherness of the "inner city" in decline.
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Unfortunately, these overnight train routes have long been in decline, particularly in Western Europe, due mainly to the growing popularity of budget airlines.
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Declining manufacturing employment over the past 1143 years has given a lot of people the impression that America's manufacturing sector is in decline.
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The breadwinner of the batch, Drake consistently logs gold and platinum records in a time where hip-hop album sales are in decline.
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Detritus of health-in-decline littered the room: an unkempt bed, pill bottles on the dresser, medical apparatuses designed for the failing skeleton.
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"With all revenue lines still in decline mode year-on-year, we weren't surprised," analysts at investment bank BTG Pactual wrote on Thursday.
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There may be no way to tell whether a president is in decline until he or she has already fallen off a cliff.
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And by the time these symptoms show up, the virus may already be in decline, or it may be too late to act.
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The decision comes as the American retail industry is in decline as physical stores struggle to compete with online shopping giants like Amazon.
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Although coal may be in decline, it is going to have a major role in cheap energy production in both China and India.
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Government spending on transportation and other public works is in decline as federal funding stagnates and state and local governments tighten their belts.
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Despite hurting profits, higher catastrophe costs can allow reinsurers to achieve higher prices for their coverage, which have been in decline for years.
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In 1988, in a famous sermon called "The Curse of Liberalism," Criswell, the reformed segregationist, ticked off a list of denominations in decline.
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They're frustrated by slow-growing incomes and worried that their country, their culture or their community (if not all three) is in decline.
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If the quality of the play on the court hasn't become worse, then why do some consider the game to be in decline?
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This push comes at a tenuous moment for Apple, as it grapples with the fact that its core iPhone business is in decline.
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Demyanenko's photos paint a portrait of a town in decline, but one where glimpses of a different time punctuate a now-downtrodden landscape.
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Many European countries are seeking L.N.G. imports to reduce their dependence on Russia and because gas production on the continent is in decline.
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But imports of goods into Tunisia have been in decline for more than three years as rival groups in Libya jostle for supremacy.
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"In meteorological terms, this El Niño is now in decline," WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas said in a written statement on the findings.
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Lil Me The sooty atmosphere, the complex rhyme structure, the tactile combination of claustrophobia and swagger: New York rap is a religion in decline.
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Berry died on March 18 at 90 years old after his health had been in decline for a several years, according to his family.
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LONDON — The Great British cuppa could be in decline, according to new figures published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).
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Crime rates in the Big Apple have generally been in decline in recent years -- the city's homicide rate hit a historic low in 2017.
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Because sharks are slow to mature and produce relatively few offspring, they are in decline in the Great Barrier Reef and around the world.
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Some 50 percent of Orthoptera species (grasshoppers and crickets, another important source of food for an enormous array of animals) are also in decline.
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Other data from the Institute's annual studies shows that the "ideal number of children" desired by both married couples has also been in decline.
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Bush's health had been in decline due to Parkinson's disease, which The New York Times reports had him hospitalized several times in recent years.
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Though 2000,213-yard rushers are in decline, the number of 220-yard rushers has increased, to 44 this season from 38 10 years ago.
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"America is a great nation in decline," he said on Thursday at a house party in Bedford, N.H. Voters seemed confused by that message.
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The actor, 54, took to Twitter on Friday to shut down a false report that claimed his health and mental wellness was in decline.
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"Dirty" fossil fuels, especially coal, are in decline as "cleaner" alternatives like natural gas, and renewables like wind and solar start to take off.
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The PC industry has been in decline for more than two years, but last year there were early signs it was starting to stabilize.
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In 2014, the New York Times reported that while suicide rates were in decline for most service members, they continued to increase for commandos.
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"Unfortunately, the view around the world is that U.S. leadership is in decline while the administration's inaction only fuels those concerns," he said. Rep.
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In 85033, the European Union's working age population (15-64 year olds) peaked and it is expected to be in decline indefinitely going forward.
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Donald J. Trump cast himself as the savior of a nation in decline during his 75-minute acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention.
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Meanwhile, our middle class is in decline, as the out-of-work factory worker, middle manager, and small business owner face extraordinarily tough times.
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After decades of a tax system in decline, clinging to the status quo because it's too difficult to reach a reform consensus is indefensible.
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With Harlem in decline in the 1970s at the same moment the preservation movement was taking hold citywide, preserving Harlem fell by the wayside.
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But that's not a sign that America's manufacturing sector is in decline — it's a sign that American manufacturers are becoming more and more productive.
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Both the American Association for Nude Recreation and The Naturist Society are in decline, although Jones suggests their pricing models may be to blame.
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But there are many, many more transitional moments when some people just think society is in decline, when it's really in a bumpy pivot.
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The stock market has gone up, they really haven't participated; they either work for companies that are in decline or have shipped jobs overseas.
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Indeed, many Buddhist traditions preserve narratives (undergirded by the cardinal doctrine of impermanence) to the effect that the Buddha's teachings are always in decline.
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With online media on the rise and print going out of style, he was left with the challenge of managing a product in decline.
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Traditional retail businesses have been in decline for a long time; the cult of shared goods and services enabled by technology is ever ascendant.
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Use of the death penalty has been in decline across the nation for nearly two decades, and Washington has not executed anyone since 2010.
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It may seem a small thing, but — at the risk of sounding grandiose — I see it as a sign of a civilization in decline.
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My mother, who had been given a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, had been in decline for some time and could be of limited help.
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With the ratio of workers to retirees in decline, officials argue that the pensions system can't avoid crippling deficit unless working lives are lengthened.
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The French business has suffered from an over-reliance on large hypermarkets, a format which analysts say is in decline as shopping habits change.
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Starboard said that business was in decline and dragging down the rest of Wausau Paper, which made everything from toilet paper to paper towels.
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Ms Warren is in decline, Mr Sanders appears to have hit his ceiling, Mr Buttigieg, though rising, still has little support from non-whites.
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State funding of public education has been in decline for three decades, while student debt and college tuition prices are reaching all-time highs.
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But the rate has been in decline for several years, decreasing steadily from 16.4 percent in August 2011 to 7.8 percent in January 2017.
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Venezuela was once a top-three OPEC oil producer but production has been in decline for years following the collapse of the country's economy.
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Meanwhile rising powers—as well as Russia, which though in decline is still dangerous—seek to challenge, or at least amend, the liberal world order.
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That's true even though a player will almost always be in decline, or very close to it, by the time they get to UFA status.
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Technology changes mean the number of letters being sent is in decline but this is balanced by a growing parcel market driven by online sales.
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Pick up in aisle 6: As online shopping skyrockets, traditional jobs in the retail industry are in decline, particularly in department stores and furniture stores.
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The first round of tariffs did not do all that much harm to China, and its economy has been in decline for years, he said.
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Although coal representatives and workers themselves attack President Obama and Clinton for their alleged war on coal, the industry is in decline for other reasons.
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But right now it's so hard to conceive of a party being held hostage by a demography in decline and it building a winning coalition.
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A 2014 report in Science showed that more than 75 percent of the globe's large carnivore species—including lions, dingoes, and wolves—are in decline.
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A great career starts in Downtown L.A. and as it goes in decline it ends up in the valley and then eventually westside in Venice.
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The whole Regal lineup is bucking a trend — all are in segments that are supposed to be either tiny in market share or in decline.
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He and his followers see a country in decline, which raises this paradox: How come America, the greatest country in the world, isn't great anymore?
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Why it matters: The cloud has been Microsoft's growth engine for the past couple of years even as the PC market has been in decline.
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If the court were to rule with the challengers it could severely weaken labor coffers at a time when unions in general are in decline.
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The industry has been in decline since World War II due to a combination of factors that include competition from other energy industries and automation.
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His message about an America in decline and his us-against-them pronouncements about immigrants and outsiders echo Europe in the 1930s, Mr. Paxton said.
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Yes, the written word has been in decline since the advent of film and then television, though recent technological change has undoubtedly hastened its fall.
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"It's susceptible to a lot of things in the environment, and we believe it's in decline because of poor maintenance," said tribal attorney Frank Bibeau.
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The President has since discovered that things are really pretty good and crime has been in decline for some time, even prior to his presidency.
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Yet Honig regularly manages to elicit the reader's sympathy for the travesty of a human mind in decline, even if it is Vladimir P.'s.
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"Negative outlooks peaked in late 2016 in EM sovereigns and are now in decline," Fitch's head of Sovereigns James McCormack said in a recent speech.
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With the hustle and scoring of McDermott—still a fine player, even in decline—and the height and grace of Mikan, the duo was unstoppable.
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It's not Apple's cross to bear alone; the broader smartphone market has been in decline, down 6.8% year-over-year, according to the same report.
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With mainstream parties in decline, as they have been in recent elections across Europe, his promise to upend the political establishment found a receptive audience.
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Warren faces a similar challenge when she tries to address the fear some white voters have that their economic and social status is in decline.
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Landings at Mariupol's port, in decline since the February 2014 ouster of President Viktor F. Yanukovych, slumped to 532 last year from 1,417 in 2014.
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Room service, as we imagine it in the movies, with white tablecloths and silver cloches, has long been in decline, even at the fanciest hotels.
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Thailand's junta has been preparing for the succession since taking power in a May 2014 coup, when the late king's health was already in decline.
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"Riverdale" viewing figures are in decline, but Digital Spy reports that its loyal core fanbase means it's unlikely to be axed in the near future.
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In 2016 Chiltern Railways opened a London-Oxford line that had been closed by British Rail in the 1960s, when rail use was in decline.
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In theory VEB could also sell real estate belonging to its subsidiary Globex Bank, but the property market in Russia is in decline as well.
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Reports of new coronavirus cases are now larger outside of China than within the country, where the outbreak has been in decline since February 2.
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The miner also enjoyed surging manganese and metallurgical coal prices - up 300 percent and 200 percent respectively in 2016 - but prices are now in decline.
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PC: So first of all, we recognize that the domestic mail business, particularly the letters is in decline as it is all around the world.
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Sales of sports utility vehicles (SUVs) were ahead by 4.1 percent, while passenger vehicles dropped 4.5 percent and have been in decline for some time.
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Levels of support for democracy have been in decline in Latin America as a whole since 2014, and Brazil is not immune to this trend.
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"Although the epidemic appears to be in decline in the lead up to February 11, 2020, we may yet face more challenges," the researchers wrote.
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That plan was blocked by the City Council in the waning weeks of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's third term, when his clout was in decline.
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But there's still a there there — even though Time's revenue has been in decline for years, it still did more than $3 billion last year.
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Ron Jaworski says it's evident Tom Brady's in decline ... 'cause the football analyst says it's obvious the Patriots legend has lost strength in his throwing arm.
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The NFL has already partnered up with digital platforms before, most notably Yahoo and Twitter, at a time when TV ratings are stagnant or in decline.
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By the time Mr. Davis moved back to the United States, jazz was in decline commercially, but the music was entering an era of institutional enshrinement.
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In other words, traditional masculinity was in decline, and men who wanted a traditionally "masculine" way of expressing their religious identity had little to go on.
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Ebbers' health was in decline by the time he sought early release from prison under a federal law allowing some older prisons to obtain freedom sooner.
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America's coal industry has long been in decline, with natural gas, cheap renewable energy, automation and tricky geology making the sooty fuel a less lucrative prospect.
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The authors found that 53% of lepidoptera (butterflies and moths) were in decline; 49% of coleoptera (beetles) and 46% of hymenoptera (bees, wasps, ants and sawflies).
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History may be in decline as an option in universities precisely because it focuses so much on history from below rather than on history from above.
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"With corporate profits in decline, we don't anticipate any major turnaround in equipment investment for quite a while," he said in a note to clients Thursday.
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And with our publications folding, radical queer politics in decline, and gayborhoods bulldozed, it's easy to understand why some people think that queer culture is dying.
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I always like to think that regardless of who you are or what you're doing for someone else, you're an example that culture is in decline.
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Many of Thailand's gas fields have been producing for decades and are in decline, and the tender winners will be expected to maintain baseline production levels.
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"He campaigns on anger, bigotry, fear of new ideas and new people, and a fundamental belief that America is weak and in decline," the letter says.
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Though the sale of personal computers has been in decline over the last four years, in the education market the appetite for computers has actually increased.
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The first shows a once-common form of prayer that is now in decline, the second a style of worship that has grown hugely in popularity.
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Kavanaugh, Caravans and Khashoggi demonstrate to the majority of Americans just how much America's values and America's image are in decline under Trump and the Republicans.
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At the time, many viewed the treatment as a metaphor for a rising power flexing its muscles with a young president from a superpower in decline.
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The researchers also counted elephant carcasses, finding an estimated 12 for every 100 living elephants — an unsustainable level — suggesting that the continent's population is in decline.
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Homelessness in the U.S. increased in 2018 for the second straight year after being in decline for seven years previously, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The kung fu culture that Mr. Lee helped popularize — and that gave the city a gritty, exotic image in the eyes of foreigners — is in decline.
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Of the world's 1 million known insect species, 400,000 are in decline, according to a new report..Since 1970, 50% of all insects may have disappeared.
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The share of students who can get to and from school relying on public school buses is in decline, according to research by the Urban Institute.
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Who is John Bolton and what does he want It is not as simple as saying "America is in decline," since America remains a powerful country.
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On a muggy summer Wednesday in New York City, we went on a tour of several GameStop stores for a look into a retailer in decline.
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You could call this a compositional effect, but it's a rather tautological one: reading is in decline because the population is now composed of fewer readers.
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"Punk is in decline, it is dead!" declared Buzzcocks frontman Pete Shelley in May of '78, as recounted in Tony McGartland's book, Buzzcocks: The Complete History.
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On a recent day, one group was sifting satellite images for clues to oil output in Venezuela — once a major oil producer but now in decline.
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The Cuban economy is dependent on tourism, which has been in decline following a series of punishing economic sanctions and travel restrictions from the US government.
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In his introductory comments to the council, Mr. Pence described the United States space program as in decline, and leveled sharp criticism of the Obama administration.
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While his aforementioned teammates are all in their 20s, Giordano is an anomaly, taking steps forward at 35, an age when most players are in decline.
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Johnson's top pick of the group was a stock that spent most of Friday in decline after a downgrade from Bank of America Securities: JPMorgan Chase.
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In "Why You Should Stop Yelling at Your Kids," Stephen Marche writes: The use of spanking to discipline children has been in decline for 50 years.
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To the white nationalist protesters, Lee is a hero, his statue an emblem of a white dominance that is, in a steadily browning America, in decline.
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The daughter of a Hatton Garden jewelry family, she said she was prompted to write the book when she recognized that the community was in decline.
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But that car-centric view later shifted as the city struggled with worsening gridlock that has crippled its public bus system, whose ridership is in decline.
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Once a title that generated $100 million in profits, it has been barely profitable in recent years and its business has been in decline for years.
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However, "a firmer print will not change the markets' view that the U.S. and global economies are in decline," said Rabobank analysts in a client note.
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Dickens, in writing about the injustice of debtors' prisons, was unaffected by the fact that those institutions were largely in decline by the time he wrote.
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Bond yields, which move inversely to prices, have generally been in decline over the past 3 decades, indicating a long-term bull market for bond prices.
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The market for individual annuities has been in decline since the British government gave pensioners more choice about how to use their pension pots in 2015.
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At the same time, it can still be really hard to find exactly what is right for you, especially with High Street retail stores in decline.
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As much as CNBC's Jim Cramer likes the state of the economy, he acknowledges that certain industries, like the auto space, deserve to be in decline.
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While most economists tend to dismiss the trade deficit as inconsequential, to Trump a large trade deficit is a clear sign of American manufacturing in decline.
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He missed his motels, which he called "that protected space, that sacred ground," although he took comfort in the belief that the business was in decline.
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But drinking is now in decline for an unrelated reason: a shift in social norms among young people, which is charting a new future for alcohol.
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But add the national turmoil to a domestic soccer program that has been in decline for decades, and things become particularly complicated for the national side.
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Josh McCrain, a political scientist at Emory University, shows that congressional staff salaries — particularly at the senior level — have also been in decline during this period.
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Indoor track has been a sport in decline for years, but the death knell of its marquee meet — the Millrose Games — seemed imminent a half-decade ago.
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Industry sales numbers show Philip Morris is selling iQOS almost entirely in countries where cigarette sales are already in decline – in other words, where people are quitting.
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But Quebec polls show support for separation, especially among young adults, is in decline, while in Catalonia polls show pro-independence parties continue to command strong support.
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Once again, an aging star (Cooper) meets and falls for a promising talent (Gaga), just as her career is on the rise and his is in decline.
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Sales of sports utility vehicles (SUVs) were ahead by a brisk 4.9 percent, while passenger vehicles dropped 7.4 percent and have been in decline for some time.
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"For CBS to take on basic cable networks that are in decline is something that I would find difficult to imagine would be of interest," Singer said.
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It's a good deal on paper, but it runs Windows 10 Mobile, which has been in decline since Microsoft stopped pushing it hard about a year ago.
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YTMND had been in decline for years, having slowly lost its place in the internet pantheon, just like the rest of its peers from the old internet.
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More than half the world's oil producing countries are now in decline, the report claims, with the bulk of new production concentrated among just six main producers.
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Labor had campaigned on a promise of closing tax loopholes for owners of investment properties, and that could have battered housing prices — already in decline — even more.
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Supply of seed-stage startups increased Although generally new company formation is in decline, the reverse is true for the types of startups that seed investors back.
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Civics has been in decline in schools for decades, says Peter Levine of the Centre for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University.
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He told Americans that we are at "a moment of crisis," that the changes that many welcome as progress actually reflect a once-great country in decline.
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The market for iron ore has in decline since 2011 amid an extended commodities crash, but things may be turning the corner for the steel-making commodity.
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Sales to truck and car manufacturers grew faster than replacement tyre revenue across all markets with the exception of North America, where car production is in decline.
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Even though CBS already reaches 90 percent of those households, the bulk of that comes through pay TV subscriptions, which, as we've already noted, are in decline.
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But while tourist numbers are up — 1.4 million Chinese tourists visited Australia in 2018, up 13 percent — the amount they are spending is in decline, says Crown.
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A new report from the conservation nonprofit World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF-Canada) shows that nearly half of the country's monitored vertebrate wildlife populations are in decline.
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The country's oil production has been in decline, and some forecasts put the country's production at just 33,000 barrels per day by the end of this year.
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He characterized the new class as the great hope of the left in a period when the American labor movement was in decline, yet also as flawed.
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Now, with the economy in recession and oil revenues in decline, regional authorities are getting "sticks instead of carrots", says Nikolai Petrov, an expert on regional politics.
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If you drive on the plains a lot, you see towns in decline: store windows boarded up on Main Street, houses becoming run-down, local schools closed.
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Even if the channel's relationship with music was in decline during the peak of their own careers, they understood its legacy, and executed top-notch videos accordingly.
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It's a joint effort by biologists from the United States and Mexico to up the population of the Peninsular Pronghorn, a sadly in-decline species of antelope.
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While his family was relatively comfortable, he saw lots of local workers toil at mines that were in decline in Hibbing, which then had about 17,000 people.
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"Claire's is a difficult story and a retailer that has been in decline, and given it's mall-based, that's a double whammy," said a second portfolio manager.
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The exact illness that led to his hospitalization has not been revealed, although his health, including his eyesight, has been in decline over the past few years.
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Another concern is the environmental cost that could result if people ate more fish, given that "many ocean fisheries are fully exploited or are in decline," Drs.
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Housing prices in the San José region have been in decline for the last couple of years, a trend agents attribute to Costa Rica's mounting fiscal woes.
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Auto sales have been in decline since 2016, and General Motors said this week that it would cut 14,000 jobs and shut down five North American factories.
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The most established example that New York will look to is Amsterdam's "nachtburgemeester," a position established in 2003 when the Dutch capital's night life was in decline.
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Apple's iPhone business is in decline, but its subscription services such as the app store, Apple Music and Apple Care are making up some of the difference.
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The U.S. is in decline, they believe, and the CCP sees an opportunity to impose its global vision on the West and the rest of the world.
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Data from the Federal Reserve showed that lending in February was flat, while lending to manufacturers and energy companies was in decline, after many months of growth.
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The supporting characters seem stranger, blunter, and more lovable, or hateable, than their doubles in "Decline and Fall" and "Vile Bodies"—in this case, life exceeded art.
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According to the CDC's own statistics, since 2015, the usage of e-cigarettes among teenagers has been in decline, and this trend shows no sign of reversing.
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"There's definitely no indication the trend is in decline, it's just a question of how do you grow what's amounting to be a serious business," Rost said.
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It is worth noting that the rate has been in decline for several years and the gap between unemployment rates for white and black Americans remains high.
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Yet although the Ptolemaic kingdom survived down to the suicide of Cleopatra in 30 BCafter the Battle of Actium, its cultural influence had long been in decline.
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Sanders painted a similar picture of a nation in decline that only he could save—and very nearly pulled off the impossible by beating Clinton in the primaries.
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SandRidge would already have been sold if there was strong demand for its assets, which are largely in high-cost oilfields and in decline, said Coker Palmer's Beard.
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Output from the company's onshore fields in the United States in decline is set to drop to between 61 and 67 million MMboe in fiscal 2018, BHP said.
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Mix that passion for the retrograde in with a dash of The Donald's golf habit and you have yourself the perfect party theme for a country in decline.
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The Mirrlees review, a study of the British tax system in 2011, found that "wealth taxes have failed to live up to expectations and are generally in decline".
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GoPro's sales have been in decline for the last four quarters, but it has said it expects to return to double-digit revenue growth in the coming year.
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The handful of Pennsylvanian towns which have since adopted pure land-value taxation were generally in decline and did so in order to encourage building, says Mr Vincent.
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Yet after making a frenetic start, selling 300,000 units on the first day, iPad sales have also been in decline for several quarters just like tablets in general.
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Given high rates of population growth, real GDP per person in most countries of the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) has been flat or in decline for decades.
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"Chinatown is not just in decline, it is destitute," laments Brian Wong, co-founder of the Liverpool Chinese Business Association, who nonetheless believes things can be turned around.
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The project, with its repurposing of the entire contents of an abandoned apartment, also deals consciously with Detroit in decline and its current, complex state of quasi-renewal.
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"Even in Scandinavia, long a bulwark of social democracy, the once-dominant center-left parties are in decline, and nationalist parties with nativist tendencies are growing," Galston noted.
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Deforestation: Although individual countries have made significant progress fighting deforestation (China, for example, has more forest cover than it has in past assessments), overall forests are in decline.
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No politics there: just the recognition on the part of a fighter past his prime that he was once golden and is now just a man in decline.
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What's rattling Democrats this week is evidence that voters are responding to what Clinton last week called "a dark picture of an America in decline" painted by Trump.
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His point is that although no grand theory explains the world, an experienced observer can make informed guesses about which places are on the up or in decline.
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The sport has been in decline for several decades in the face of challenges that include expanded gambling options across the United States and an aging fan base.
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The known cheetah population is estimated by the IUCN as 6,700 animals distributed across 29 subpopulations, mainly in Southern and Eastern Africa, and these numbers are in decline.
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UNICEF, says that child marriage is in decline around the world, but approximately 650 million girls and women alive in July 2018, were married before their 18th birthday.
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After all, although Yahoo has long been in decline, the company still has a loyal user base that has stuck with it for email and other web services.
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Yet the repeated assertions by Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, that the middle class is being decimated and the economy is in decline ring true to his supporters.
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Although the overall cancer rate in the United States has been in decline since the 1990s, certain types of cancers are becoming increasingly common, especially in older adults.
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As a result, a key part of the U.S. food supply is in jeopardy and millions of Californians are seeing an important part of their state in decline.
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The popularity of AirPods is validation for Apple&aposs attempts to diversify beyond the iPhone, which remains its core revenue stream but whose sales are markedly in decline.
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With the Founding Fathers' version of a government checked and balanced by equal branches apparently in decline, the fruit of present-day division is a mire of paralysis.
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Their cabal holds social events and in-character dungeon runs on Sunday and Wednesday evenings, but even she admits that the state of the game is in decline.
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Nintendo's first smartphone application – the social game called Miitomo, which allows avatars to interact in a virtual world – may already be in decline, according to a new report.
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" In a 2010 interview with French traditionalist daily Présent, Piquemal laid out his vision of everything that was wrong with France, saying it was "a country in decline.
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Yahoo has emerged as the centerpiece of Verizon Media's plans to rescue the once-dominant collection of internet assets which has been in decline since the late 2000s.
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Across the snow leopard's vast range, which extends from Nepal to Russia and from Afghanistan to the eastern tip of the Tibetan plateau, the cat is in decline.
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Labor had campaigned on a policy of closing some tax loopholes for owners of investment properties, which had economists anticipating downward pressure on house prices already in decline.
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Explain. — What do you think of the reasons he gives to explain why conversations in the United States among adults about religious or spiritual matters are in decline?
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But the health of Mr. Londoño, who is 59 and spent years in the jungle as a rebel commander and long suffered from heart problems, was in decline.
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"When I came to NBC five years ago, we were in this place with: How are we going to manage this business that's been in decline?" he said.
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"So there is a high likelihood that we are going to see a slug explosion given that many of their predators are in decline," said Hetherington by telephone.
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In Asia it was viewed as the exception to the sluggish economic growth of nearby Taiwan and Japan, whose once world-beating electronic makers have been in decline.
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This is possible; the non-Sanders candidates who are over 15 percent are generally in decline, while some of those on the rise are well beneath 15 percent.
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Francine got me the Harvard stringer's job and gave me my assignments, which often involved calling John Kenneth Galbraith to ask him if the West was in decline.
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Higelin plays an egotistic singer whose career is in decline and who decides on a whim to fake his own death to prove how fickle artistic reputations are.
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Though demand for gas in Europe may be weak, the region's indigenous supplies from countries like Britain, Denmark and the Netherlands are in decline because of dwindling reserves.
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Days before the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia is set to kick off, party leaders are promising a departure from Trump's dark version of an America in decline.
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Many pollinators are already in decline because of habitat loss, said Scott Hoffman Black, executive director of the Xerces Society, a conservation organization with a focus on invertebrates.
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Everybody in New England, chill ... 'cause Tom Brady is NOT in decline and the Patriots are STILL the favorites to win the Super Bowl -- so says Asante Samuel.
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In the United States, where sales were up 2 percent in the quarter, Jameson whiskey continued its double-digit growth but the Absolut vodka brand was still in decline.
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The problem is that these issues have collided with the refugee crisis and poor economic growth across the continent, leading some to conclude that their countries are in decline.
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When I became president of KFC in 1994, the business was in decline and franchisees, who owned 70 percent of the restaurants, were in open revolt against the company.
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However, global demand for diesel is in decline and therefore GM should be set to benefit from a potential split with Europe, Evercore ISI analysts said in a note.
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Former first lady Barbara Bush, whose health has been in decline for several months, won't seek further treatment and will instead "focus on comfort care," according to a spokesperson.
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Gross billings, however are in decline at the moment with $453 compared to $245 a year ago, and gross profit also down to $26 versus $2616 a year ago.
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But interestingly, as WorldRemit continues to build out its business in mobile, it may be processing a lot more transactions, but the value of them has been in decline.
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Worse, if you talked to editors, writers and teachers off the record, you encountered a consensus — or at least a prevalent view — that American literature itself was in decline.
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Viewership of most of the company's American networks was in decline, and millions had dropped expensive pay-TV packages, including its own, in favour of cheaper web-delivered video.
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Major auto markets are now in decline or stagnating, and hopes for a lucrative self-driving car boom have also receded as costs and technical hurdles stay stubbornly high.
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The bank appears "to be struggling to meaningfully achieve absolute cost reductions at a time when revenue is in decline," analysts at Citi wrote in a note to clients.
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But with his popularity in decline, President Trump, in search of an easy foreign-policy win, launched a pre-emptive strike on North Korea in the autumn of 2018.
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This part of the business has been in decline for years, if not decades, and will continued to be pressured by the rise of ETFs and passive investing broadly.
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Both argued against Trump's pessimistic vision that the United States was in decline, and affirmed that America remained a great power and the essential pillar of the international order.
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But the same police statistics show serious crime was already in decline during the administration of Duterte's predecessor, President Benigno Aquino, who did not conduct a war on drugs.
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Median annual wage: $1043,240Projected job growth through 2026: - 7 percent Considering how frequently we use our computers, it may seem counter-intuitive that this role would be in decline.
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The US, these optimists point out, is in the midst of an unstoppable clean-energy transition, with coal in decline and natural gas, wind, and solar on the rise.
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Its revenue from its data licensing and other revenue is growing — up $10 million year-over-year in the first quarter — but its advertising revenue is still in decline.
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Ted Cruz, George Bush and Bill Clinton, too, have names that are generally in decline as parents of baby boys tend to prefer names like Noah, Liam and Mason.
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The populism threat in Europe continues to worry investors despite a string of election results that suggested the movement was in decline, according to the CEO of Chantico Global.
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China's producer price index (PPI) likely rose 23 percent in January from a year earlier, a rapid turnaround from when wholesale prices were in decline just four months prior.
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Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, was asked by CNN's Jake Tapper why Trump was playing up fears of rising crime even though FBI statistics show crime is in decline.
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The latter, an older service operated before Amazon's Whole Foods acquisition, is actually one of the few online grocery businesses in decline during this time period, the report discovered.
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Apple is launching its new iPhone — as it has done every September since 2012 — at a time when the smartphone market has been in decline for seven consecutive quarters.
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Portugal was in decline, and with the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815, there were calls for King John VI, also known as Dom João, to come back.
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But to focus on recent, more egregious abuses of facts is to overlook the ways in which the authority of facts has been in decline for quite some time.
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Russia's intervention in Syria has heightened those anxieties, stirring fears that Moscow's actions challenge American dominance — and, therefore, the special role seen by some Americans as already in decline.
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Huge crowds will turn out for conventions, or for the latest Hollywood blockbuster, but the sales of actual comic books are in decline, and publishers have become increasingly desperate.
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The 22013-year-old retailer has been in decline for years and is no stranger to store closings, but the company's bankruptcy doesn't mean Sears is gone for good.
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The two also hope that the show triggers some sort of memories for people—ideally, road trips where passengers stare out at nothingness with the occasional structure in decline.
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As a student of American Christianity and the son of a prominent megachurch pastor, I've been sensing for some time that sacred speech and spiritual conversation are in decline.
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Islamism is so frequently invoked precisely because it is in decline, its supporters as well as opponents eager to enlist the Brotherhood and lend their rivalries some ideological meaning.
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Now evangelicals — particularly white evangelicals — are finding themselves in decline for a variety of reasons, including demographic change and increasingly socially liberal attitudes on the part of younger Christians.
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Plagiarism appears to be in decline thanks to new detection tools, and Chinese-born researchers returning from universities overseas have brought back best practices, helping to raise ethical standards.
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But the cable business is now in decline, and Mr. Iger is betting his legacy on repositioning Disney as a streaming giant that can compete with Apple and Amazon.
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But retail work in America has been in decline for two and a half years; ongoing shrinkage may not signal recession, but the structural economic shift towards e-commerce.
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Initially the home of Czech and other eastern European immigrants whose churches still spire over local homes and shops, the area was in decline during the 1970s and 80s.
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The tour made a quick descent into a kind of racial taunting that felt aptly vestigial for a sport in decline, and grew only more deplorable as it went.
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At a time when hockey participation among male Canadians is in decline, the N.H.L. hopes to capitalize on the rapid growth the game is experiencing among girls and women.
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Aside from 24 references to himself as the "Washed King" — a nod to unnamed critics who thought his game was in decline — James cluttered his account with relentless positivity.
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Many Iranian fields are old and in decline, requiring sophisticated and expensive redrilling of wells and injections of water and carbon dioxide to coax more oil from the ground.
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Throughout the NATO summit, Trump made a series of misleading and inaccurate statements, including that defense spending by members of the alliance was in decline before he took office.
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While it is becoming increasingly clear that the pay-off from acquiring a college education has been in decline for some years, higher education enrollment figures continue to grow.
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"GDP in the UK and Europe is not energy intensive, and indeed oil demand has been in decline (more or less) since 22012," Jefferies analysts wrote in a note.
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Still, 70 percent of rural voters overall said they're concerned that Main Street is in decline in small towns, including 56 percent of Republicans and 79 percent of independents.
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An exhaustive analysis of hundreds of bird species in the United States and Canada contained a warning: The majority of bird species are in decline, many by huge numbers.
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New products, such as the Apple Watch, have been slow to take off, and established products such as the iPad have been in decline for the last two years.
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Bank records showed that the country's GDP has been in decline since the start of 2014 — contracting 52% between the third quarter of 2013 and the third quarter of 2018.
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Production peaked at roughly 600,000 barrels per day in the mid-1990s, but has long been in decline and plummeted when a civil war broke out nearly a decade ago.
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Former first lady Barbara Bush, whose health has been in decline for several months, won't seek further treatment and will instead "focus on comfort care," a spokesperson said on Sunday.
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This gets a bit complicated, but I'd argue that Obama's Clean Power Plan does still matter for emissions and climate — even if coal power is already in decline without it.
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Once a mainstay of the British high street, BHS has been in decline for years, unable to keep up with demand for fast fashion, online sales and improved customer services.
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A big question for the industry has been whether the run of catastrophes would allow them to achieve higher prices for their coverage, which have been in decline for years.
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Unfortunately for the red trouser industry, "this peculiarly British sartorial obsession" is in decline, and London's gentlemen's outfitters have noticed a decline in the sale of the beloved red trouser.
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The paper next did a quantitative analysis based on Stack Overflow's open dataset, finding that in general good quality questions and answers (based on upvote numbers) have been in decline.
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When Corbyn took control of Labour leadership last September, UKIP — Britain's far-right, anti-EU party — had been in decline, netting around 19923 percent in the Britain Elects poll aggregator.
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Hoping to drive a nail in the coffin of SMS, which has been in decline, Facebook recently began allowing Android users to set it as their default text messaging app.
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An additional problem is that sales of its more expensive cars, the premium Model S and the SUV Model X, are in decline as customers pick up the Model 22019.
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The forecast by the bank's head of precious metals, John Levin, runs counter to tallies that show gold imports in decline in the world's second-biggest gold market after China.
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It doesn't make any sense that players are expected to play at a steep discount during those seasons and then make it back years later when they're already in decline.
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As for her language: It's OK with me that she doesn't speak English to her huge American audience but it does suggest that America is in decline as a superpower.
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And showing what has occupied his mind in recent months, on Thursday Dimon released a 51-page missive on ways to improve education, health care and other institutions in decline.
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In all, there were only between 1,000 and 1,500 machines produced, rather than the projected 5,200; the fad was in decline even before Senate investigations into the industry's Mafia connections.
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For me that is cross-border... If you look at the TV audiences at the moment in the markets where teams are out, the Champions League audiences are in decline.
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While huge banks have posted record profits and companies have engaged in record stock buybacks for shareholders, workers' wages have remained stagnant or in decline, while insurance premiums have skyrocketed.
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And by the 18th century, with the Mughal Empire in decline, Jat bandits routinely blocked the arterial roads leading into Delhi, leaving hundreds of travelers stranded and at their mercy.
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His health was in decline, so much so that one unconfirmed report claimed that doctors at the Mayo Clinic had told Rockne he only had three years left to live.
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With its newly relaxed borders, perhaps Kazakhstan can recognize new wealth brought by tourism, giving them reason to preserve the natural fruit forests which have been so much in decline.
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A movement gaining steam Unions, which have been in decline across the country as their traditional strongholds in manufacturing have hemorrhaged jobs, have been having a moment among young people.
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Bond yields in Europe and the U.S. have spent much of 2019 in decline, driven by a wave of easing central bank policies and fears of a global economic downturn.
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Adding to the problem, mountain snowpack that used to keep forests moist has been in decline in some Western ranges and melts earlier than it did during the previous century.
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The overall Jewish population of Europe is in decline, according to the Pew Research Center, but Germany itself has seen a surge in Jewish immigrants in the past quarter-century.
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"If somewhere lacks a central authority, or central authority is in decline, the country falls into a state of rupture and turmoil," he said in an interview published in 1995.
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But the rate has been in decline for several years, decreasing steadily from 16.4 percent in August 2011 to 7.8 percent in January 2017, right before Mr. Trump took office.
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Conservatives, of course, like to shake their fists in the air about grade inflation, seeing in the abundance of A's and B's more evidence that our society is in decline.
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Following a pattern that has become familiar in European elections, the Czech vote pits longstanding mainstream parties in decline against anti-establishment upstarts from all corners of the political spectrum.
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New York City fancies itself the capital of the world, but its leading airport, Kennedy International, often gives the impression that it is a gateway to a metropolis in decline.
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Her death, in a hospital, was confirmed by her son Oliver Kamm, who said her health had been in decline since she was left frail by a stroke in 193.
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Strongholds created by Irish migration to the north of England are in decline, while Polish, Filipino and Latin American migrants join older residents to pack out the churches of London.
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It has nevertheless been in decline for years, failing to compete with other leading social media and music-sharing platforms including Facebook and YouTube, despite multiple redesigns of the site.
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" REX LAI, 32, financial controller in Hong Kong: "When it comes to my view about China, I think their human rights and freedom in every sense, is all in decline.
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For capital markets professionals, the price of an asset in decline was not a big issue and hadn't deterred interest in those looking to enter the segment, Chow told CNBC.
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Then, compare the trend line drawn from March through to August 2015 when its shares were in decline with a similar trend performance from December 2016 through to this year.
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Traditional media companies around the world have been in decline as customers seek content more cheaply online and advertisers focus their spending on internet giants like Facebook Inc and Google.
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Alcoa arrived in 93 after Iceland built a giant power plant on the other side of the island, near a sparsely populated region where the fishing industry was in decline.
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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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While sales of laptops and desktops has been in decline for years, the one area which is showing signs of growth is the 2-in-1 or convertible computing market.
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But the polar bear population is in decline as climate change takes its toll on their habitat, and the archipelago has served as a stark image of climate change's effect.
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Spain, the Netherlands and the UK are Europe's top three cocaine-consuming nations for the 15-34 age group, although consumption in both Spain and the UK is in decline.
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And I think the media and the candidates have got to talk about why the middle class is in decline and why we have massive levels of income and wealth inequality.
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Aside from a few upticks, Facebook's stock price has been in decline since July 25, falling from an all-time high of $217 per share to the current $158 per share.
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"We are in the process of examining this latest propaganda video which is another move from an appalling terrorist group that's clearly in decline and in retreat," the spokeswoman told reporters.
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Despite some high-profile games in decline like Starcraft 20173 and other real-time games, especially as esports, strategy games as a whole are on the rise as an essential genre.
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Photo: Michael Porro (Getty Images)The health of the United States remains in decline, according to a series of new reports released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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With white evangelical numbers in decline, and the Democrats increasingly in hock to groups that consider abortion less a necessary evil than a splendid right, that high-handed attitude may endure.
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By the end of the century, around 60 percent of today's Adélie colonies may be in decline by 2099 because of climate change, according to a NASA-funded study from 2016.
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With fears of job losses as Britain moves to leave the European Union and North Sea oil in decline, Scotland's government has tried to defend some segments of industry, particularly steel.
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Obama criticized those doubting the strength of the U.S. — suggesting "anyone claiming that America's economy is in decline is peddling fiction" — and instead suggested that more changes were behind public unease.
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That figure is up slightly from 2628's reported income, but The Washington Post reported Wednesday that business at the Miami resort has been in decline since he ran for office.
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"From observation, it seems that illegal traps have been in decline," said Yik Hei Sung, an ecologist and assistant research professor with the School of Biological Sciences at Hong Kong University.
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South Africa has produced over a third of the gold ever mined but the industry is in decline with shafts plunging to depths of up to 4 km and costs soaring.
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According to data provided by the FBI and the Bureau of Justice Statistics, violent crime rates have been in decline since the 85033s, despite rises in public perception of crime rates.
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Twenty-six years ago in these pages, Harold Brodkey took brutal stock of the work of the late John O'Hara, whose reputation, over which O'Hara had obsessed, was already in decline.
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In the latest evidence of trade war taking a toll on global growth, a series of business surveys from China to Europe showed factory activity was largely in decline in August.
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"When you talk to investors, they are concerned about oil companies spending money on something that will be in decline," David Katz, the president of an investment firm, told Mr. Krauss.
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With party membership (and union membership) in decline, both major parties lack a real social base, a group of people that defines who the party represents and what it stands for.
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In the latest evidence of trade war taking a toll on global growth, a series of business surveys from China to Europe showed factory activity was largely in decline in August.
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Internet freedom is in decline around the world, with governments using social media to monitor their citizens and spread disinformation at home and overseas, according to an annual Freedom House report.
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The tight race is lately attracting tens of millions of dollars in outside money from groups betting that with Mr. Trump in decline nationally the real action is in congressional races.
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Critics say the city has been in decline for years and accuse Mayor Virginia Raggi, who took office in 2016, of failing to fulfill campaign promises to clean up the mess.
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Some of the deal activity can also be explained by the desire to acquire growing biotech firms and product lines to make up for older products whose sales are in decline.
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"Diesel is in decline, but we still have a healthy 3 million ounces or so of demand from that source this year, as opposed to 2 or 2.5 million in 2008."
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"Ultimately, you can't continue to contribute to something that is inevitably in decline," said Mr. Boardman, who is the dean of the Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University.
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Bond prices have been steadily in decline since the beginning of the year as inflation pressures increased and the chance of a more ready-to-move Federal Reserve grew more likely.
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But when I was a kid in New York in the 1980s, it was a city that was widely seen — like essentially all other Northeastern and Midwestern cities — as in decline.
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It is true that high school football is in decline in America, where participation has dropped 10 percent in the past decade, even in football hotbeds like Texas, Florida and Nebraska.
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Battered by years of crisis and anaemic growth, the role of the euro has been in decline for years with rock-bottom interest rates and negative yields also weighing on demand.
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Robert Chen, director of Columbia University's Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN), has used decades of satellite imagery to show where urban populations are in flux and in decline.
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It's a practice that has been controversial and in decline across Australia for years, but here in a sparsely populated state that has a reputation for tough policing, the tactic remains.
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These moments were sadly absent from the Reality Party I attended, but they felt like they weren't; teen drinking and drug use may be in decline, but youthful stupidity is eternal.
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Gun ownership in the US has been in decline since the mid-'90s, but 2014 marked a 40-year low in gun ownership, with only 31 percent of homes owning a gun.
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Long-term interest rates were in decline before the financial crisis, and the ensuing recession depressed them even further; Fed officials are now struggling to nudge inflation up to their 2% target.
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That has changed the situation for all of North America, at a time when Mexico's oil and gas output was in decline and Canada found some of its potential crude output landlocked.
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Here's what really caused the decline: The Oscars' ratings are generally in decline: Last year's ceremony, hosted by the whitest host ever Neil Patrick Harris, were the lowest-rated in six years.
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Annual arrests along the nearly 3033,000-mile southwest border are nowhere close to the peak of more than 1.6 million in the year 2000, a figure that has since been in decline.
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I see increasingly shackles if we stay in a EU that is in decline, and I just see the most fabulous opportunities, pushing down the drawbridges to the rest of the world.
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Although more than 70% of the federal government's income from personal taxes is paid by people making above $100,000 a year, progressive taxation has been in decline for the last 75 years.
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The problem is, the higher margin segments of the business are in decline, while the lower margin cloud segments are growing, and cannibalizing those older businesses putting further pressure on earnings results.
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"If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change," warns a Sicilian nobleman in Giuseppe di Lampedusa's "The Leopard," a study of 19th-century aristocracy in decline.
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Liu Xia, whose health is believed to be in decline, has never been charged with a crime, but has been kept guarded and isolated since her husband was awarded the 2010 prize.
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With its pay TV business in decline — Dish lost 256,000 customers in the first quarter amid an ongoing carriage dispute with HBO — this will set the company on a whole different trajectory.
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Car exports to China were in decline even before the boycott as the quality of Chinese cars improved and South Korean brands failed to match the appeal of Japanese and European ones.
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Only six years ago, former President Francois Hollande's legislation allowing gay marriage faced strong opposition in a country where the influence of the Catholic Church was thought to have been in decline.
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However, since peaking in 2014, per capita GDP (gross domestic product) has been in decline as population growth outstrips that of GDP, meaning people are becoming poorer even as the economy grows.
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Same-store sales for Papa Murphy's fell by 4 percent in the most recent quarter, and the company projecting that sales growth will remain in decline for the rest of the year.
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That has changed the situation for all of North America, at a time when Mexico's oil and gas output was in decline and Canada found some of its potential oil output landlocked.
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Meanwhile, the labor force participation rate has been in decline since the beginning of the century, meaning there are more and more Americans every day whose value we will struggle to describe.
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As Nissei's executive advisor Michio Inamura explains in the video below, priests are increasingly seeking part-time work outside their temple duties as donations from families affiliated with temples are in decline.
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Removing a metric from beneath regular Instagram posts might alleviate some stress among users; it would also help minimize the sense that the thing that first made Instagram popular is in decline.
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Putin's tactics worked to help bring Trump into the Oval Office, and Trump's role as a strategic disruptor is obviously paying dividends, with America's popular reputation provably in decline around the globe.
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With government subsidies expiring and China's auto market in decline (including even its world-leading EV sector), NIO has touted the cheaper ES6 as the company's best chance to turn things around.
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With Venezuelan output in decline and sporadic cutoffs occurring in Libya and elsewhere, analysts estimated that there is now only two to three million barrels a day of so-called spare capacity.
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But in other ways, the offer illustrates the technological and economic shifts that have left manufacturing workers across the United States worrying that their living standards and their prospects are in decline.
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That has changed the situation for all of North America at a time when Mexico's oil and gas output was in decline and Canada found some of its potential oil output landlocked.
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