The RNC has made similar videos in the recent past.
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Movement options feel more limited than in the recent past.
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In the recent past, wealth taxes have failed that test.
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Opel has done little other than disappoint in the recent past.
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The PKK has largely avoided civilian targets in the recent past.
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This just tells us about temperatures in the recent past, though.
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Italy's political mood has known big swings in the recent past.
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But other candidates in the recent past — most notably then-Sen.
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Attitudes toward transgender rights have changed dramatically in the recent past.
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Other foreign tech firms have stumbled in China in the recent past.
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In the recent past, poverty would have fallen with that growth rate.
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Underwood herself has showed off her multitasking skills in the recent past.
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We already are doing better than we have in the recent past.
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The industry has seen a number of transactions in the recent past.
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But regulators have been burned by similar assurances in the recent past.
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More evidence that maybe this is going on in the recent past.
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He is, however, flying less than he did in the recent past.
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But hybridization has nearly wiped out bird species in the recent past.
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Glencore's business in Congo has come under particular scrutiny in the recent past.
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Lubin has been open about looking for external funding in the recent past.
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In the recent past the risk premium has been quite a bit higher.
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But their habitat is looking worse than it was in the recent past.
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We have had two in the recent past that it matches the m.o.
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Here is an example of what happened to such efforts in the recent past.
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News comments, as well as similar ones she has made in the recent past.
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This is in direct contrast to the actions it's taken in the recent past.
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Stopping fracking would cause one of the biggest energy shocks in the recent past.
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Stress is permeating the U.S. population with different triggers than in the recent past.
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But in the recent past, much of the reconciliation has been done by leadership.
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To be fair, memes certainly became a more mainstream mainstay in the recent past.
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Similar conscience protections sailed through Congress on a bipartisan basis in the recent past.
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This is Jennifer's first engagement after some very public relationships in the recent past.
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Another Silicon Valley company to face a security threat in the recent past was YouTube.
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This was an unruly place in the recent past, even though the bodies kept coming.
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Missiles have fallen into the sea near Japan in the recent past without provoking war.
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At some indistinct point in the recent past, the left lost its monopoly on rebellion.
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But Microsoft has not connected any executive departures with sexual misconduct in the recent past.
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And if it is a problem, is it worse now than in the recent past?
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It is, however, a step down from the speedier job growth in the recent past.
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Ocasio-Cortez and the Post fact-checking unit have traded criticism in the recent past.
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And in the recent past, big, well-intentioned bets on non-traditional providers, have backfired.
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Equity volatility has picked up somewhat but has certainly been higher in the recent past.
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They noted that this primary's moderates would have been considered leftists in the recent past.
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A few New York exhibitions in the recent past have tried to shift the balance.
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Russian-made jammers reportedly have been successful in forcing down drones in the recent past.
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Was it right now, or now-ish or at some point in the recent past?
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Mr. Barrett showed women's wear, too, this season, as he has in the recent past.
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In the recent past, the biggest influence of money on presidential elections involved its scarcity.
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The Hasidic community in New York has grappled with epidemic illness in the recent past.
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In the recent past, when Jefferson County towns wanted to break away, no one objected.
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In the recent past, he had used the pool to study how landslides create tsunamis.
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Remember that the House has voted on an impeachment-adjacent issue in the recent past.
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But the tone of discourse this year did sound shriller than in the recent past.
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But it is a change from the Fed's consensus view, even in the recent past.
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We've had presidents in the recent past who abandoned their party's ideologies to make good deals.
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But if the dynamicists are right, Antarctica's largest ice sheet retreated dramatically in the recent past.
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The other, more likely perpetrator, ISIS has plotted to target St. Petersburg in the recent past.
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So whatever transpired here occurred in the recent past—the whole situation is just too... chaotic.
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If you're a gallerist, please assess how many disabled artists you've exhibited in the recent past.
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Democrats need to use them, just as the Republicans used them successfully in the recent past.
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But the votes that are occurring are of a different type than in the recent past.
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Trump said he was more upbeat about the prospects for an agreement than in the recent past.
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Republicans and Democrats have collaborated in the recent past even on some matters relating to the ACA.
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It's not like the US has a great track record with asylum seekers in the recent past.
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Still, Trump's transition already looks much different than anything the U.S. has seen in the recent past.
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And they don't like tech right now nearly as much as they have in the recent past.
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Moreover, the economic growth rate in 2018 surpassed what many thought was possible in the recent past.
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It sits there in the recent past as a plausible top, but still not a probable one.
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That's not a surprise, according to history, as big Twitter rallies in the recent past quickly reverse.
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What if he's unlike anything we've seen in the recent past, for good and, well, not so much?
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Politicians and religious leaders have, at least in the recent past, stoked vampire rumors for their own benefit.
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These currently cost from about $29,218 to $750,000, and in the recent past have cost over $1 million.
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Conversations on ethics and bias have been one of the top themes in AI in the recent past.
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Additionally, police told KSNV that they had visited the residence in the recent past for a custodial argument.
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We give them the kinds of capabilities we have, the technologies we have developed in the recent past.
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In the recent past I have fought in Grenada, Panama, Somalia, and other desperate places around the globe.
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Ships ply the route from Chile to China in 22 days, compared with 40 in the recent past.
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The "Beautiful" singer's adorable little girl has made quite a number of stylish statements in the recent past.
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They won their sixth straight game even though they've been more deserving of wins in the recent past.
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Funds that have done well in the recent past may not continue to do so in the future.
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However, some sources close to the president have sought to play down the dangers in the recent past.
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In the recent past, such comments would have been met with swift bipartisan scorn, repudiation and possibly censure.
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The region experiences frequent earthquakes, and thankfully, this earthquake wasn't as devastating as some in the recent past.
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It is harder still because world trade is now expanding much more sluggishly than in the recent past.
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In the recent past, when the stock market returned to highs, it was led by FANG, Redler said.
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And Cuomo has come under criticism for minimizing the offensiveness of the n-word in the recent past.
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Brazil has actually made huge strides in curbing deforestation and fires in the rainforest in the recent past.
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THE DATA Want to know what sort of insurance claims the home has generated in the recent past?
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For that reason alone, his brand of interventionism may be more heavy-handed than any in the recent past.
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" The Citgo board added that it was conducting an internal investigation into "the company's actions in the recent past.
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" The Citgo board added that it was conducting an internal investigation into "the company's actions in the recent past.
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Some European companies have paid the price in the recent past for trying to disguise their role in Iran.
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But delay in its implementation and alteration of the original bill has wobbled investor sentiment in the recent past.
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"There's clearly no time in the recent past when we've had anywhere close to these [river] levels," Graschel said.
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Economic growth is expected to bounce back after a subdued first quarter, as it has in the recent past.
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The key to understanding North Korea's strategy may lie in the recent past of another Asian nuclear state: China.
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This is a fair deal, especially because Democrats have been on board with these measures in the recent past.
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It is only in the recent past that the White House counsel's office has significantly staffed up, for example.
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The CEA paper acknowledges that this problem has existed in the recent past, but then assumes it will disappear.
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Besla predicted that the observations would best be explained by a collision between the two galaxies in the recent past.
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And KrebsOnSecurity points to limited breaches within Hilton, Hyatt, Starwood, and Trump Hotels, among others, in the recent past, too.
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Utilities such as E.ON and RWE have taken big write-downs on loss-making power plants in the recent past.
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Still, Americans are saving more for retirement than they have in the recent past, Bankrate said in a separate report.
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In the recent past the brand has probably never made an annual profit (Tata Motors does not break out figures).
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One example is the momentum effect: shares that have outperformed the market in the recent past continue to do so.
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"I have had three meetings and follow-up calls in the recent past, and my efforts will continue," Mallya said.
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A moderate RWA growth in the recent past has allowed BICE to increase its FCC/Adjusted RWA ratio to 9.7%.
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This time, it's Tupac's "Dear Mama," but in the recent past, the class favorite has been "Real Friends" by Kanye.
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Tillerson and Exxon have acknowledged the threat of global warming and backed the Paris climate deal in the recent past.
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In the recent past, whenever those three conditions have aligned, quite a few candidates have been lured into the race.
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The cooking, as a whole, suggests Japanese food as seen through American eyes at some point in the recent past.
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The country is gripped by a climate of division and distrust rivaled by few other moments in the recent past.
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Lizzo's certainly not afraid to show (and shake) what her momma gave her, as we've seen in the recent past.
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Although Mexico's birthrates have fallen, it has a huge surplus of workers from its high birthrate in the recent past.
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In fact, there are multiple reasons to expect that published averages will do worse than they have in the recent past.
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Nearly seven out of ten British adults say they have made a contribution to a good cause in the recent past.
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In fact, even her sister Kendall Jenner and mom Kris Jenner have been questioned about the situation in the recent past.
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Donald Trump: 'I will totally accept' election results 'if I win' Debates in the recent past have been tense, sometimes caustic.
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It's a departure from how Popovich's teams have found success in the recent past, and that is intriguing, if not worrisome.
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Fast travel also returns in Far Cry Primal, and it works much the same as it has in the recent past.
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Analysts may end up being somewhat more in the dark in the near future than we were in the recent past.
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The country prides itself on strict gun-control laws that have decreased the number of mass murders in the recent past.
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"I just wish Uber U.K. had acted in a similar manner in the recent past," Mr. Khan told The Evening Standard.
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In the recent past, not speaking Paraguay's native language was no barrier to those seeking to gain or stay in power.
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The exit of Rhodes, who spent eight years with CBS, comes after some senior departures at the company in the recent past.
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Recency bias is the tendency to think that trends and patterns we observe in the recent past will continue in the future.
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Death sentences are also a little more frequent than in the recent past, says Robert Dunham of the Death Penalty Information Centre.
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And as seen in the chart above, there's been higher energy demand growth in the last year than in the recent past.
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In the recent past government shutdowns have not inflicted a lasting political cost on the party most heavily blamed for such stalemates.
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Achieving the goal of less than 1.5 C warming will require carbon intensity to decline much faster than in the recent past.
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Needless to say, things looked very different in the recent past when both Republicans and Democrats expressed positive feelings about the FBI.
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Democrats are, to be sure, in an incongruous position, defending Comey's integrity having been vigorously critical of him in the recent past.
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Lebowitz: WeWork is an example of a very high-profile company whose company culture has been widely criticized in the recent past.
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In the recent past, voters in presidential elections have often chosen the candidate seen as less steeped in the ways of Washington.
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" "Any thing I have done or said in the recent past, was because I believe it was the right thing to do.
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But in the recent past, the court has allowed executions to go forward, even though four justices wanted to grant the stay.
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In the recent past, they were a secular couple; Shahar, a pop star and a drug user, took her into his world.
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Mr. Thomas said the show is set in the "recent past" and substitutes Ellen DeGeneres for a passing reference to Ricki Lake.
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It's a summit I'd visited a few times in the recent past while researching a book about the city's enduring racial divide.
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It's even more egregious given how many times Facebook has accidentally—and quite expeditiously—removed historical and newsworthy content in the recent past.
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Thanks to that, three presidents in the recent past have arrived in the Oval Office without the backing of a majority of voters.
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The S&P 500 once more hit technical resistance at 2,100, a level that has seen clusters of sellers in the recent past.
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As he has in the recent past, the Fed chair focused on the importance of getting more Americans involved in the working population.
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Granted, Fisher has had success with special teams fakes in the recent past, but few teams would be fooled in this particular situation.
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In the recent past, King Saran banished magic from the land of Orïsha, killed its magic wielders and rules with a tyrannical fist.
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"However, my decision to step down has been accelerated by certain personal events that have taken place in the recent past," he wrote.
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No one is too sanguine about chances for success of the current proposal because five similar efforts have failed in the recent past.
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We immediately notified customers who we knew had used a non-HDFC Bank ATM in the recent past to change (their) ATM PIN.
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Issy has a private Instagram—a "spam" account—and in the recent past she has shared images of her Xanax use on there.
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But the accused's own social media accounts have, at least in the recent past, appeared to lend credence to some of prosecutors' claims.
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"In the recent past we know he was unemployed so there wasn't anything we can pinpoint that drew him here," Sergeant Lowe said.
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Markets got a further boost as Trump said on Friday that there were "warmer feelings" over trade discussions than in the recent past.
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One thing is for sure: it would have been wise to buy a television or radio station in Florida in the recent past.
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In fact, they take place in the recent past, conjuring a world that feels real because it's familiar, and therefore out of date.
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He needs Merkel's Germany to refuel and rev up that motor; it has done so for decades, though falteringly in the recent past.
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Ideally, you should already have at least one offer on the table, or have rejected one or more offers in the recent past.
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In the recent past, abortion was an issue on which it was common to see Democrats running in tough districts take heterodox positions.
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The bottom line: According to Cobb, the future of the world's reef ecosystems will look nothing like what we've known in the recent past.
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Former prosecutors Clay Campbell and Julie Trevarthen did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment, and have not commented in the recent past.
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We both currently live in Brooklyn, but since I have a partner, I was pretty sure we hadn't exchanged digits in the recent past.
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This year, discretionary spending for federal agencies was not passed in one single 'omnibus' spending package like it has been in the recent past.
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The ghosts of the 1990s have surfaced on the campaign trial in the recent past — specifically those relating to former President Clinton's sexual behavior.
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In the recent past, Chief Justice Roberts has seemed to me a bit too openly eager to get the court's hands on these issues.
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In healthier years in the recent past, Dell incentive plans have paid out 150 percent of target as the company's performance exceeded internal expectations.
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"So there's a strong inclination to turn to something that promises higher returns," he said, even if they haven't delivered in the recent past.
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In "the recent past," McDermott met with SAP chairman and co-founder Hasso Plattner to explain to him that he wouldn't renew his contract.
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For the older study, as for most attribution studies in the recent past, the models were run over and over again, which took months.
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"In the recent past, these high-profile tech sector IPOs have been hit or miss," said John Canally, economist and market strategist at LPL Financial.
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But he promised that the Fed "will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion," a phrase he has used several times in the recent past.
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Polls have been wrong in the recent past—there was a shift to Trump a week ago—and the state polls have been very erratic.
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"This is a neighborhood that has been unfortunately affected by violence in the recent past," Barrett said, referring to a smaller disturbance a month earlier.
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The Libertarian nominee is a former CEO of a legal cannabis company and has admitted to indulging in edible pot products in the recent past.
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Granted, that is dearer than in the recent past, but it is well below the average coupon of 3.4% on its existing stock of debt.
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But it is impossible to draw a direct link between the changes in U.S. weather in the recent past to the larger trend of warming.
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But in the meantime she will struggle in states that a different kind of Democrat, like her husband, could have carried in the recent past.
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Several Republicans noted, with varying degrees of vigor, that the basics of the executive order had been relatively popular with voters in the recent past.
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Based on what we've seen from Lisa and Jack in the recent past, things should be just fine now as they continue to co-parent.
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And while the look took us by surprise for a second, we soon recalled that we've seen this look on Brinkley in the recent past.
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The data could be the weakest we have seen in the recent past and this would get correlated with the other sectors, especially consumer products.
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In fact, we have seen solid summer rallies in the recent past, since the credit crisis, and this has made the old adage lose credibility.
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While the 200-day moving average is considered an important resistance level, Kamal said it has proven shaky support for gold in the recent past.
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In short, Congress is not going to be found sleeping at the switch, as it has seemed to be so often in the recent past.
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ProFootballTalk has some information: As we've seen in the recent past, these sorts of minor disasters are determinative when it comes to wins and loses.
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In the recent past, otherwise pro-market chairmen have worked to increase controls on content, albeit through indecency rules, rather than control on political expression.
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Just because some celebrities have won elections in the recent past does not mean every celebrity has the same chance of success in the future.
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Tesla's stock is still one of the most shorted stocks on the stock market, though much less so than it was in the recent past.
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Former President Barack Obama carried almost all of them at least once and many of them have elected Democratic House members in the recent past.
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Mostly, they discuss where the economy has been in the recent past and offer vague assurances that Fed policies will appropriately adapt as conditions develop.
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Given the number of failures in the recent past he reads it is a positive that those running trials are not pulling back more significantly.
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"This is a neighborhood that has been unfortunately affected by violence in the recent past," Mayor Barrett said, referring to a small demonstration last month.
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In the recent past, Mexico has been effective in focusing trade retaliation on U.S. agricultural produce in states that voted for Trump in the 353 election.
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While abortion usually gets some airtime, child care, for example, is being taken more seriously this election cycle than at any time in the recent past.
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But outside the worlds of entertainment and communication, it's hard to think of major new products in the recent past or likely in the near future.
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Aside from Habib, top non-Japanese Nissan executives such as Daniele Schillaci, Jose Munoz and Trevor Mann have left the Japanese automaker in the recent past.
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Finland is, of course, an extreme case, in terms of both being a very small country and hosting a large multinational company in the recent past.
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But this time, in the recent past—no one knew exactly when—she'd finally found the perfect place, just below her left breast, between her ribs.
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In the recent past, Mexico has been effective in focusing trade retaliation on U.S. agricultural produce in states that voted for Trump in the 2016 election.
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"Kesari" focuses all its energy on Akshay Kumar, who has played the saviour in more films than I could care to count in the recent past.
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The string of defaults triggered fears about contagion in the financial sector and spooked investors both in the equity and debt markets in the recent past.
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"Wal-Mart and Amazon are the most notable examples in the recent past, " said Ratra, who has extensive knowledge and experience in launching businesses in India.
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"A lot of our wholesale partners have seen struggles in the recent past, so it's nice to have our own established'' link to customers," Rothman says.
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In the recent past, some top South Korean businessmen who have been in custody while on trial have used the lenient visitation regime to the full.
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"And it's only because I have done a number of things in the recent past that I am starting to be able to do that again."
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It's worth noting that unlike a number of major IMAX releases in the recent past (such as Gravity), not one of Dunkirk's screenings is in 21.9D.
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But just because there is a more coherent strategy in the administration's stance toward global trade than in the recent past doesn't mean it will work.
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All forms of authoritarianism are susceptible: one-party states (think China or Cuba), monarchies (Saudi Arabia) or military dictatorships (Thailand today, others in the recent past).
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What matters is that something devastating and inexplicable happened in the recent past, and that life has been strange, dangerous, and charged with possibility ever since.
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It is realistic to estimate that Thursday's game will have 60 or more 33-point attempts between the teams, an unthinkable number in the recent past.
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Capitol Hill sources say there is scant evidence that negotiators are attempting to cover the costs of this year's deal, unlike those in the recent past.
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I've played a lot of virtual reality games in the (recent) past, from sci-fi racers and fantasy puzzlers to horrific sit-downs, vertigo-stirrers, and more.
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Changes to key personnel at the Central Bank are potentially imminent and the organisation has faced some political pressure on interest rate policy in the recent past.
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But this year, as in the recent past events, Mr. Pallagrosi is hoping to shift the emphasis from Bob's Birthday Bash to Light of Day's other offerings.
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She took time on Megyn Kelly Today to call out Fonda's apparent hypocrisy, claiming that Fonda spoke about her plastic surgery multiple times in the recent past.
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Being partner-less often means hearing those sermons of how we "need to learn to be by ourselves," particularly if a breakup happened in the recent past.
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Auction houses are trying to be more circumspect about guarantees, having been forced by competition to give away much of their profit margins in the recent past.
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While Maloney does not have any criminal record after 2005, according to Millar, several incidents in the recent past point to a petty sort of anti-authoritarianism.
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Ramey, who has been prepping for decades, says that people in the market for survivalist gear have far more options now than even in the recent past.
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This lopsided series aside, the rivalry is hot again because the Yankees so clearly measure themselves against the Red Sox, even more than in the recent past.
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But when it comes to marijuana reform, in the recent past he's leaned more conservative, though it's hard to determine how he would come down, if appointed.
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Still, 2016 has shown that just because an election played out one way in the recent past doesn't mean it's always going to continue in that vein.
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But when he says he offered something different to Republican primary voters, that's pretty consistent with the ways in which presidents have claimed mandates in the recent past.
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It pointed to three periods in the recent past when the difference between short and long-term rates narrowed or flipped, and then looked at what happened next.
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For a liberal Democrat to also have stridently hawkish views on Israel was not uncommon in the recent past, but the sands have been shifting on this issue.
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The best-known fall into four groups—size, value (including dividend yield), momentum (buying stocks that have risen in the recent past) and volatility (buying less-risky shares).
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The genre needs explicitly queer-affirming artists because it has been explicitly anti-queer in the recent past, and much of it continues to be anti-queer today.
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This was a legal distinction of which even the panelists themselves had apparently been unaware; in the recent past, the city has followed the advice of the panel.
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As you can see, the level of energy expenditures depends heavily on the future price of oil, but in every scenario, it's lower than in the recent past.
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"I would certainly say that in the recent past there have been an increase of threats," said Ray Kelly, former NYPD commissioner and vice chairman of K2 Intelligence.
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She said the British government should be prepared to consider "much more extensive measures" than those that have been used against Russia during disputes in the recent past.
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In the recent past, the local Democratic Party had been divided between statehooders and territorialists, which canceled each other out in their lobbying efforts at the national level.
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Africa's low rates of smoking in the recent past were largely because of poverty and limited advertising, says Hana Ross, a researcher at the University of Cape Town.
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Furthermore, given the unprecedented level of monetary policy intervention in the recent past, Powell has warned the yield curve is no longer the predictive measure it once was.
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"The beauty about this year's travel for us — I can't recall us having it in the recent past — is we're only one plane to every trip," he said.
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And in addition to other changing deal terms, acquiring companies are seemingly thinking long and hard about locking up talent longer than they have in the recent past.
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In the recent past, The Family Place would house male family violence survivors and their children in Dallas-area hotels, where they were given food and counseling services.
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Standard Chartered itself had been punished in the recent past; it paid $330 million in 2012 after carrying out transactions for Iran in violation of United States sanctions.
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But probably nowhere in Eastern Europe has witnessed more turmoil in the recent past than Poland, a country that has endured successive waves of invasion, genocide and occupation.
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Microsoft has struggled with getting Xbox exclusives in the recent past and it hasn't convinced enough developers to adopt its ecosystem instead of (or in addition to) Steam.
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There isn't a simple response to this issue, but the Pew poll shows that Republicans have had a more positive view of higher education in the recent past.
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"We are not convinced that any divestitures required of the merging parties will succeed today, given that they have so clearly failed in the recent past," the lawmakers wrote.
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And the anti-immigration ban forces wisely latched on to the plight of many Iraqi citizens and ex-soldiers who had fought alongside U.S. forces in the recent past.
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We also added several larger companies that are not in the Fortune 500 but that have run large Twitter ad campaigns in the recent past like Samsung & HR Block.
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In the recent past, Sanders' support for a given issue — like single-payer health care — has moved conversation around that within the Democratic Party, especially for prospective presidential candidates.
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So much harm has been done in the recent past by strong expressions of religious antipathy that local jurisprudence tends to err on the side of muzzling perceived extremism.
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The Fed chief said in a speech that the Fed "will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion," a phrase he has used several times in the recent past.
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To celebrate the times we live in, here are some key moments in the recent past that have in which tech has played a role in the creative process.
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Across the board, Democrats reported engaging in political activity more often than Republicans in the recent past and said that they plan to do more in the near future.
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A heartbreaking adoption near miss lies in the recent past, and they are in the midst of a long, fertility-treatment roller-coaster ride when we first meet them.
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In addition to his win over Brimage, Rivera also earned impressive victories over Pedro Munoz and, more notably, Yuri Alcantara, who has also fought Faber in the recent past.
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But he is known to have nationalistic views, with a preference for state intervention to drive growth — not unlike policies that the PT has pursued in the recent past.
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And I think in my personal view is that Formula One needs to appeal more to the younger generations than it than it has done in the recent past.
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Many of the top-ranked colleges in the country have had athlete-related problems in the recent past, including several cases where whole teams kept "rate the women" spreadsheets.
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They have carried out similar attacks in Turkey's major cities in the recent past as violence has spiraled since the ceasefire with the PKK collapsed almost a year ago.
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One of the big benefits of Dancing with Myself is that it offers the opportunity to reconsider the hopes and failures of radical self-exposure in the recent past.
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And the legal claims are not just about the harm that will come but stem from some of the damages endured in the recent past, like flooding and wildfire.
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The potentially flawed data casts doubt on other statistics published by the Pentagon, like annual military expenditure and civilian casualties, which have been subject to scrutiny in the recent past.
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"I think the problem with Girard-Perregaux in the recent past was that it had fantastic people but only creativity, and no strategy" for its product or distribution, he said.
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And they also don't do a great job of explaining why many other markets have also become less volatile than in the recent past, including international stocks, currencies and bonds.
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As the former vice president neared the end of his time on stage, he delivered an aside about hurtful stigmas gay men had to deal with in the recent past.
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She struck me as unusual for her generation: She was in her early fifties — an age at which, in the recent past, many older baby boomers were thinking about retirement.
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It comes after a string of similar deals in the recent past, including the sale of French peer DomusVi and Germany's Casa Reha or that of German clinic chain Schoen.
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But if we look at other women at the center of stories of fraud and deception in the recent past such as Anna Delvey and Elizabeth Holmes, a pattern emerges.
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Shortages are also a problem — while the number of new and ongoing drug shortages was lower in 2018 than in the recent past, it's trending up again, per an FDA report.
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As Eric Lonergan of M&G, a fund-management group, points out, the biggest influence on implied volatility tends to be how markets have behaved in the recent past ("realised" volatility).
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Incidents in the recent past -- including the 2010 sinking of a South Korean warship and the 2014 shelling of a South Korean island -- haven't led to war on the Korean Peninsula.
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"China and Russia are not going to fight us the way we've gotten used to fighting in the recent past," a senior Pentagon official told reporters ahead of the budget rollout.
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On the other, the team's inevitable-seeming ascension to the top of the NBA's Eastern Conference could be tripped up by some questionable front office moves made in the recent past.
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Weaker revenue, rising costs and tighter regulations have dulled returns in the Asia equities business, forcing some global banks to shut or trim operations in the region in the recent past.
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Chief Executive Jan Zijderveld has been trying to turn around the iconic cosmetics brand that has faced a number of issues, including declining sales and shareholder pressure, in the recent past.
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Unlike in the recent past, when only a handful of public-interest-minded organizations or activists paid attention to financial regulators, activists expect the Democratic party to put forth aggressive regulators.
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The Denver-based Digital Media First, which has purchased struggling newspapers in the recent past which have mostly resulted in cost-cutting and major layoffs, is offering Gannett $220006 a share.
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It's simply that we know very little overall about who Trump is in business with currently — and even less about who he has been in business with in the recent past.
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Background reading: Ms. Clarke is part of a group of white, evangelical women in Texas whose vote may be more up for grabs than at any time in the recent past.
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Despite Noth's Wednesday joke about feeling the need to "get my ass in shape," he has been open on social media about his dedication to his fitness in the recent past.
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Of course, you probably already have password on your lock screen, but maybe you have reason to believe your roommate has guessed your password or somehow circumvented it in the recent past.
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Theranos, which recently expanded its board to include Dr. Fabrizio Bonanni, a former Amgen Inc and Baxter International Inc executive, has been under investigation by several U.S. regulators in the recent past.
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In the recent past, medical expenses had to exceed 10 percent of your adjusted gross income to count for most people, but that threshold for 2018 is just 20193 percent for everyone.
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As fisheries continue to refocus their efforts towards cephalopods, it becomes critically important to manage stocks appropriately so they do not face the same fate as many fish in the recent past.
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A contemporary show, or one set in the recent past, can take an awful lot for granted — everything from how governments work to what the characters eat to how people get around.
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Picard is a mystery on two fronts: One set in the recent past, peeling back the layers of what went wrong on Mars, and another in the present revolving around Dahj's identity.
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The prestigious award has been given to esteemed members of the industry elite in the recent past, including Ernest Borgnine, Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke, Rita Moreno, Debbie Reynolds, and Carol Burnett.
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A European diplomat from another embassy noted that Rohrabacher has sought to arrange trips twice in the recent past that did not take place (he did make it to Central Europe in 2016).
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Under Armour has had some issues in the recent past, including $1.3 billion in leftover merchandise in 2018, shrinking popularity among teens, and a scandal involving executives reportedly expensing trips to strip clubs.
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We found that when people had experienced severe weather conditions in the recent past, such as high wind speeds and storm surges, their support for adaptation policies grew alongside their perception of risk.
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The prestigious award has been given to esteemed members of the industry elite in the recent past, including Ernest Borgnine, Mary Tyler Moore, Dick Van Dyke, Rita Moreno, Debbie Reynolds, and Carol Burnett.
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In the recent past, sanctions legislation against Russia has passed Congress by enormous margins, which makes it seem plausible that lawmakers could form a veto-proof majority in the near future as well.
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For less frequent but higher-magnitude events, such as the hurricanes that struck Jamaica and Central America in the recent past, post-disaster spending can rise to 5%-5003% of general government expenditures.
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In the recent past, any attempt to develop a comprehensive overhaul has sparked a feeding frenzy of lobbying by hundreds of interested parties determined to defend their favorite provisions of the tax laws.
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At the same time, "investors, for whatever reason, are ignoring some of the things that have scared them" in the recent past, he said, including tensions between the United States and North Korea.
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The BitTunes model rewards both the artists and listeners who help spread their music, monetizing the peer-to-peer sharing model that has proven so effective at distributing music in the recent past.
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You can reach that conclusion no matter where you begin along this recursive loop, but the easiest way is to imagine Clinton hosting a press conference now or anytime in the recent past.
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My society treats me far more equally than in the recent past where my sexuality is concerned, and I certainly don't feel "threatened" or "cheated" in my minority-race status here in Hawaii.
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"The approach taken in the recent past — negotiating with technology companies and hoping that they eventually will assist law enforcement out of a sense of civic duty — is unlikely to work," he said.
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In the recent past, Tehran's state-backed hackers have targeted banks, casinos, the city of Atlanta, and a dam just outside New York as part of its campaign of cyberattacks against U.S. targets.
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Gilead is one of the few large drugmakers to have eschewed splurging on multi-billion dollar deals in the recent past even as M&A activity in the healthcare sector hit record levels.
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That's a positive shift from some of the icy foreign policy positions taken by the United States in the recent past that prevented a dialogue between the two nations with the most nuclear weapons.
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We know that equity exposure is important for long-term growth, but how should investors be positioned for an equity environment that in all likelihood will be more volatile than in the recent past?
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His 2628 run may follow in a long line of presidential bids we have observed in the recent past that have all petered out because of a familiar case of wrong candidate, wrong cycle.
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Details of the deals, revealed in a New York Times report on Tuesday, set in motion a fresh round of rebukes from legislators who had singled out Facebook's sharing practices in the recent past.
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While it does not appear that groups loyal to Al Qaeda are cooperating with ISIS in the Islamic Sahel, they have not fought in the recent past, leading analysts to suspect they are communicating.
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While that put her at odds with most thinking in the recent past, she would feel at home with the political debate in Israel today, where talk of a Palestinian state is fading fast.
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If in the recent past people's idea of a vacation conjured images of Caribbean resorts and swingers' parties, the idea of taking time off as a means of self-improvement still has strong precedents.
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The area transit authority, KCATA, has offered free bus passes to veterans and students in the recent past, and claims that over the past few years 23 percent of riders have paid no fare.
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But while the commission — unable to reach a consensus — finesses the problem by consigning the work to the "complexity" slot, certain other groups in the recent past have taken judgment into their own hands.
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Emmanuel Macron has just become the first president in French history to explicitly link the anti-Israel sentiment sweeping Europe in the present to the anti-Semitism that haunted Europe in the recent past.
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The Taliban has also increased its attacks throughout the country — despite the 14,000 troops supporting the Afghan military — and now controls or influences more people and territory than it has in the recent past.
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Access to insurance There also is a lack of adequate and secured insurance, which is because of the inability of insurers to see and test the reliability of space-based technologies in the recent past.
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This week has seen coins across the board in the red — a sign that investors are jumping ship to fiat currencies this time instead of swapping into altcoins as we've seen in the recent past.
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In the recent past, investors who spent money on options positions to protect against stock swings have seen their hedges go unutilized even as the cost of buying protection has eaten into return on investments.
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"After the optimistic comments we had from other Fed officials in the recent past, we expect Yellen to be more balanced compared to a very dovish Fed statement," said Yujiro Gato, currency strategist at Nomura.
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Then, and only then, will "Internet" join other inexplicable changes the style guide has made in the recent past, including "more than" versus "over" and "underway" versus "under way," both of which still vex me.
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This year's event is somewhat more tightly curated than in the recent past, although to be honest I am still trying to figure out what are the must-sees in a lineup of 255 titles.
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In the recent past, it was not at all unusual to walk into a mobile provider, sign a multiyear contract and walk out with a brand new phone — without paying a single cent up front.
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David Cordani, CEO of Cigna, told "Squawk on the Street " on Thursday he's spoken with "at least two of the three" leaders of the Bezos-Buffett-Dimon venture "in the recent past" about their aspirations.
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In the recent past Musk has lost 40 key executives, including his heads of product development (Doug Field), sales and marketing (Jon McNeill) and finance (Susan Repo), plus Solar City's Peter Rive and Lyndon Rive.
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By refraining from using the proceeds from maturing bonds to buy more bonds, the Fed is putting less money into the hands of banks and other financial institutions than it has in the recent past.
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"I'm here to tell you the facts," an agitated U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told the assembly on Saturday after quoting Steinmeier and similar comments other Western leaders have made in the recent past.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian IT services exports are likely to grow at a slower pace next fiscal year than in the recent past as global clients rein in technology spending, an industry lobby group said on Thursday.
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Over the past couple of years, a few contenders for Australia's first true crossover star have emerged—Manu Crook$, Arno Faraji, to name two—but not many world-beaters have come by in the recent past.
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Trump's one-note immigration policy It is equally confounding that Trump, in his tweet, praised Mexico's efforts to stem migration when he has in the recent past regularly bashed the country as "doing nothing" on immigration.
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The higher toll in 2017 might be partly the result of a larger population, but it's also the case that people are now more likely to die from guns than they were in the recent past.
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Fitch expects that the level of consumer loan loss reserves has stabilized, and earnings are likely not going to benefit from reserve releases going forward to the same extent as they have in the recent past.
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And that emphasis on nostalgia means they're often discussed in a similar way to what I call retro TV: new stories set in the recent past, like Stranger Things, GLOW, or the short-lived Everything Sucks!.
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Infosys, a bellwether for India's roughly $150 billion IT services industry, had lost ground to its rivals including TCS and Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp in the recent past, as it struggled to innovate and retain staff.
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In the recent past, Trump also nonsensically promised a middle-class tax cut while Congress was in recess, and reportedly weighed firing Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen because she hadn't magically stopped illegal border crossings altogether.
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"Automakers have been relying on fleet (sales) more than in the recent past," Caldwell said, cautioning that the number of vehicles that can be pushed into daily rental and other fleet markets may be reaching saturation.
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In the recent past, the Supreme Court has signaled that it does not like courts to disrupt rules and regulations too close to an election out of the fear that it could cause confusion to voters.
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As a result, investors have preferred to buy stocks, pushing the S&P 500 to record highs with sectors moving in tighter correlation to one another, or more similarly, than they have in the recent past.
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"Negative rates have been behind the recovery of ... the European economy in the recent past and in that sense, it has been a helping hand in the profitability of banks," de Guindos told a news conference.
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True, LME copper stocks have been an unreliable indicator in the recent past but inventory registered with both the CME in the United States and with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) has been falling as well.
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He has, at various times in the recent past, suggested cutting games from 90 minutes to 60 and advocated the effective abolition of UEFA, European soccer's governing body, instead handing power directly to Europe's biggest clubs.
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And oil will power tens of millions of family road trips over the next few months, with AAA predicting a potentially record-breaking summer driving season as gas prices are lower than in the recent past.
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The sale is expected to launch in autumn and comes after a string of similar deals in Germany in the recent past, such as that of peer Casa Reha or that of German clinic chain Schoen.
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America's armed forces have a variety of strategies to tackle that decline but the truth is that coming wars will look very different from the sort of military deployments taken for granted in the recent past.
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She claims Channing invited her to stay, but he says that's BS. Channing does say that the woman has tried contacting him in the recent past, and he was aware of her existence prior to her squatting.
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"There are always security concerns when traveling to China, and the risks are probably higher now than they have been in the recent past," Craig Allen, who heads the U.S. China Business Council, said in an email.
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Losses from bad debts had plagued StanChart in the recent past, but the bank has since tightened limits on who can make decisions about such big loans and decreased internal limits for exposure to a single client.
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The Other Guys actress has talked in the recent past about her daughters' love for art — and she's a big fan of letting them play around, even if it means their clothes get dirty in the process.
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It's a defensive move based on the idea that a stock that's had a stable price in the recent past will probably have one in the future, and won't take huge losses in a broad sell-off.
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These groups have little chance of organizing any kind of resistance to Xi at the moment, but new rules might allow reorganizations, purges, or crackdowns that even in the recent past might have seemed off the table.
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I couldn't wait to see how it handled a real reading situation, with a serious pre-existing collection — especially given that I'd had troubles with iBooks and my 1,600-plus e-book library in the recent past.
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Like "The Miseducation of Cameron Post," directed by Desiree Akhavan and based on a young-adult novel by Emily Danforth, Edgerton's film is set in the recent past, but its eye is very much on the present.
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This year, more than I can remember in the recent past, it's clear how ingrained the tech industry has become in our lives and how people are constantly discussing the ripple effects of its influence and money.
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But as he has done in the recent past, on Thursday Mr. Trump answered cries for tighter restrictions on guns by emphasizing the need for Americans to report the behavior of "mentally disturbed" people to the authorities.
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Last month US markets once again hit a little-known but highly relevant ceiling which has spelled market trouble numerous times in the recent past, most famously during the major market bubble bursts in 2110 and 1103.
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While in the recent past, companies might have done everything in-house and under wraps, "the new world is all about consortiums; everyone bringing something to the table and together creating bigger, greater things," Ms. Dahan said.
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In mob lynchings of Muslims in the recent past in other parts of India, many people have made similar accusations against officials in Mr. Modi's party, saying that the police officers under their command did not intervene.
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Still, Ms. Mooney and her friends may represent an under-the-radar web of white, evangelical women in Texas whose vote in November may be more up for grabs than at any time in the recent past.
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Republicans have been quick to point out that Democrats have in the recent past been willing to provide much more money for a border wall as part of broader immigration reform efforts, none of which came to pass.
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The law, demanded by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), will criminalise doping in a country famed for its middle and long distance running excellence but which has been tainted by several doping cases in the recent past.
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Male doctors who treated more women patients in the recent past, or who had more female colleagues, had women patients with higher survival rates, indicating that experience—whether hands-on or through observing colleagues—can make a difference.
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If you think about the way we used to sell music in the recent past, it was a dollar per song, so you only bought a song if you were pretty confident that it was worth a dollar.
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The result makes kingmakers of both the FDP and the Greens, both of which have played the role in the recent past but neither of which now has enough support on its own to give Merkel a majority.
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In the recent past, various nonprofit groups have been targeted for inordinate scrutiny by the Lois Lerners of the world—unscrupulous types who will inevitably wield levers of power to dubious ends if given rein to do so.
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Washington could offer to lift sanctions, especially those that affect ordinary North Koreans' quality of life, and — as we've done in the recent past — cancel the military drills with South Korea to which the Kim regime vociferously objects.
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So the system, which is looking at a very severe financial crisis in the recent past, is now moving towards a more normal configuration, also thanks to measures introduced by the government in terms of accelerating mitigation procedures.
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In the recent past, this hasn't been a problem, because presidents by tradition put their assets — stocks, bonds and real estate — into blind trusts, run by independent managers, to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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But they also acknowledge that some issues in the recent past — the spotlight on her earnings after leaving the State Department or the long-running controversy over her private email server — may have sapped public sympathy for her.
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"The Madison mill is not cost-competitive and has lost a significant amount of sales in the recent past," Ruud van den Berg, Senior Vice President of UPM Paper for Europe and North-America, said in a statement.
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"In the recent past, individuals broke into parked freight containers in the Chicago area, stealing a range of consumer goods, to include guns and ammunition in transit," Norfolk Southern spokesperson Susan Terpay said in an email to Vox.
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There is good news on both fronts, as both point to a global economy that will continue growing steadily in the months and years ahead, perhaps with inflation that is a bit higher than in the recent past.
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BofA's recruitment drive for the investment banking unit comes as it struggles with falling market share and revenue, as well as a string of departures of senior leaders in the United States and Asia in the recent past.
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"Given that the rand has been a clear underperformer in the recent past, this still represents a bit of a 'catch up' relative to the EM sample on a longer-term basis," analysts at Investec said in a note.
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Insurers in Hong Kong have also benefited from a sharp jump in mainland Chinese visitors buying life insurance products in the Asian financial hub in the recent past, as they look to take advantage of the currency diversification option.
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In other words, it'll give the government greater authority to hit back at targets seen as active cyberattackers — like Russia, North Korea, and Iran — all of which have been implicated in cyberattacks against the US in the recent past.
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"When it comes to our commitment to open source, judge us by the actions we have taken in the recent past, our actions today, and in the future," says Nadella, in an attempt to ease concerns around Microsoft's acquisition.
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The complacency of the UN General Assembly and its American hosts year after year may have gone largely unnoticed in the recent past, but that will no longer be the case in the new circumstances of this year's gathering.
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Reno, a 2000 case where Garland joined with Tatel in upholding a Justice Department regulation that allowed for an "audit log" of all criminal background checks in the recent past, a period to be no longer than six months.
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Perhaps the surge of fake news in the recent past will serve as a wake-up call to address these aspects of online skills in the media and to address these as fundamental educational competencies in our education system.
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Failure in the talks could lead to a return to direct rule from London for the first time in a decade, and fuel tensions that have in the recent past led to street violence and attacks by dissident nationalists.
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Also, Republicans will need to persuade unaffiliated Americans, many of whom may have leaned Republican in the recent past, that Republican candidates and policies offer a better choice for their district, state and country than Democratic candidates and policies.
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"In the recent past, there's been increased awareness of and appreciation for the products of the beehive beyond just honey," said Andrew Coté, president of the New York City Beekeepers Association and proprietor of the bee farm Andrew's Honey.
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The demands of an aging population, the challenge of climate change, the rise of China and the need for a stronger social safety net are likely to require a government somewhat bigger than we've had in the recent past.
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Recent data suggest the swoon has since deepened (and an analysis published in June by a former adviser to the Indian government also suggests that the China-like growth rates posted in the recent past may reflect dodgy statistics).
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BERGMAN: People like us are sitting here today in these new freshmen congressmen roles, because the people who vote said they want to see something happen, different than what has been happening here in Washington, D.C. in the recent past.
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And I always challenge myself to go out of my comfort zone and try to think about the next thing, and what might be the thing that would push me harder, compared to what I've done in the recent past.
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The gap between implied vol (how much the market expects prices to jump around in future) and actual volatility (how much prices have moved in the recent past) has grown to almost its widest since the financial crisis (tmsnrt.rs/1PiKmpY).
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There will always be an expectation in markets out there and that's fine, but we don't want to have a commitment out there that we're definitely going to do something and we have committed in the recent past about zero rates.
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The choice is simple — give American workers the strong Department of Labor they need and have had in the recent past, or turn back the clock on workers' rights and, once again, leave them forgotten in the margins of society.
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A number of business surveys - some of which have proven too pessimistic in the recent past - point to the slowdown spilling over to the third quarter, prompting some think-tanks to warn of a growing risk of a technical recession.
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"This is certainly an effort to get people to talk about Budweiser and give people a reason to reach for a Budweiser," he said, pointing out that the brand's ads have taken on a sharper edge in the recent past.
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The news of his arrest quickly catapulted Avenatti into the top-trending topic on social media, spawning plenty of reactions, including from the president's eldest son, Trump Jr., who has sparred on social media with the attorney in the recent past.
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HOUSTON — The Securities and Exchange Commission has requested information from Exxon Mobil on the company's longstanding policy of not writing down the value of oil reserves, as other energy companies have done in the recent past, Exxon Mobil confirmed on Tuesday.
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The conscious choice to set this in the recent past was one that I think ramped up the horror a bit—a lot of Black Mirror episodes take place after a technology has already permeated and been accepted into society.
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Russia's embassy in the U.K. issued a caustic response to May's statement: What comes next: Both the U.K. — over the 2006 poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko — and the U.S. —over 2016 election meddling — have expelled Russian diplomats in the recent past.
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Even though things are much better than they've been in the recent past, there are still plenty of able-bodied people out there who could use jobs, and there's reason to believe we have plenty of room left to recover.
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Trump said he was more upbeat about the prospects for an agreement with China than in the recent past, and signaled that Washington could also reach a trade agreement with Brussels that averted car tariffs on car imports from Europe.
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But among the reasons Paris is the favorite: a recognition of the 100th anniversary of the 1924 Paris Games, its near misses in the recent past, sympathy because of the recent terrorist attacks, and the international unpopularity of President Trump.
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Morgan Stanley's takeover bid for E-Trade last week also supported the notion that banks think post-crisis caution among the authorities won't be as much of a hurdle to deal making as it has been in the recent past.
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In the recent past, Section 936 of the Internal Revenue Code allowed for significant tax credits and incentives — aptly referred to at the time as "corporate welfare" — for American based manufacturers that were constitutionally unavailable in the rest of the country.
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As we've seen in the recent past -- Marco Rubio's water grab, Bobby Jindal's unwitting "Kenneth the Page" impersonation -- it's a lot harder than it looks, even for people who make a living speaking in front of large numbers of people.
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If you tease apart the reasons for that apparent contradiction — why this stock market surge looks different from others in the recent past — you find some important evidence for where the United States and global economies are likely to be heading.
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While this may be a positive development between the two countries, only 200 U.S. troops will participate in this year's iteration of an exercise that, in the recent past, was the largest in the region and included thousands of U.S. troops.
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"The approach taken in the recent past - negotiating with technology companies and hoping that they eventually will assist law enforcement out of a sense of civic duty - is unlikely to work," he said at the U.S. Naval Academy on Tuesday.
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" Given the heightened response that often accompanies spoiler discussions, this was a bold move; it could also have been a troll-y one, given that Nolan has said in the recent past that he and the Westworld team "love to fuck with Reddit.
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Such a swing would have a much bigger effect on investors' returns if they expect their portfolios to grow by zero to five percent in the post easy-money era, rather than by 10 to 15 percent as in the recent past.
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Despite having a batch of excellent journalists still on staff — though fewer than it needs — what CBS News has mostly been known for in the recent past is moribund ratings for its daily flagship programs and hugely embarrassing — and appalling — sex scandals.
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But there's a very real risk that in the wake of the leftward swing in the Black Lives Matter era, Democrats are leaving behind genuinely effective and politically appealing approaches to criminal justice that the party has championed in the recent past.
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Fitch believes that the Brazilian government would have a high willingness to support BNDES in case of need; however, its capacity to do so has fallen in the recent past, as reflected in the successive sovereign rating downgrades in 2015 and 2016.
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For more news, click on Novartis officials hold a conference call with investors over environmental, social and governance issues after Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan expressed his intentions to tackle ethics issues that have tripped up the Swiss drugmaker in the recent past.
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Under BP's Evolving Transition scenario, which assumes that policies and technology continue to evolve at a speed similar to that seen in the recent past, some 30 percent of car kilometers are powered by electricity by 2040 from almost zero in 2016.
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The unit had weighed on the group's earnings in the recent past, as it sought to reposition the business to target rich individuals with at least $5 million in investable assets amid stiff competition in Asia, which brings in bulk of its revenue.
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Fitch believes that the Brazilian government would have a high willingness to support BdB in case of need; however, its capacity to do so has fallen in the recent past, as reflected in the successive sovereign rating downgrades in 2015 and 2016.
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"Speaking subjectively, there have been other seasons in the recent past that have been notable for the presence of icebergs in 'unusual' locations or for the quantity of icebergs that have been observed," said CIS senior ice forecaster Scott Weese in an email.
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This is the kind of bailout that the United States and many other countries orchestrated in the recent past, but Renzi has a problem doing it for Italy: Relatively new EU rules prohibit governments from doing this kind of no-strings-attached bailout.
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And authors are in some ways more wedded to traditional distribution models than are video producers, many of whom have already embraced YouTube in the recent past and may be open to taking their ideas in a direction that isn't ad-supported.
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There have been times in the recent past, an era of drift and disappointment, when the demands of the fans at Stade Velodrome have seemed to suffocate the team, when mutiny in the stands has reflected — or driven — chaos on the field.
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In the recent past, presidents from both parties have entered office pledging to scrutinize regulations, but Mr. Trump's order goes further, putting a premium on cutting rules and empowering teams of political appointees who are typically less wedded to an agency's existing guidelines.
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"We still expect more support to growth from net trade than has been the case in the recent past, as a lower exchange rate and firm global growth lift UK exports and softer domestic demand bears down on import growth," it said.
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"I was also impressed with its new small format stores ... [and] the movement into college campuses that [Target CEO Brian] Cornell promised — it's happening, it's working — as well as the electronics section, which had been disappointing in the recent past," Cramer said.
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Mallon's novels have traced a pattern in their time travel: He set the first in the recent past (15 years before publication), moved back in history until reaching the 1860s, then reversed course and gradually set them closer and closer to the present.
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While much of the focus has been on foreign powers — like Russia and Iran — trying to influence elections in the recent past by sowing discord using U.S. social media platforms as weapons, much less focus has been on the voting machines and election infrastructure themselves.
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Their products look strangely like others you've seen on Instagram, but you might reasonably be suspicious of their quality and fit based on how inexpensive they are and how similar accounts shilling cheap (or free!) products have been exposed as scams in the recent past.
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The prestigious award has been given to esteemed members of the industry elite in the recent past, including Ernest Borgnine in 2010, Mary Tyler Moore in 2011, Dick Van Dyke in 2012, Moreno in 2013, Debbie Reynolds in 2014, and Carol Burnett in 2015.
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The prestigious award has been given to esteemed members of the industry elite in the recent past, including Ernest Borgnine in 2010, Mary Tyler Moore in 2011, Dick Van Dyke in 2012, Moreno in 2013, Debbie Reynolds in 2014, and Carol Burnett in 2015.
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When Americans have talked about online radicalization in the recent past, most of us tended to think of it in terms of radical Islamists from groups such as Islamic State, who have been known to leverage the technology to their advantage, particularly social media.
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"The Chinese are very good at taking advantage of opportunities, which they may have been able to do in the recent past with our focus on the Middle East for the first part of the 2000s and following that the financial crisis," Thornton said.
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Mr. McKinley notes that we're at a rare economic moment where three things are happening at once: Home values are rising nicely in many parts of the country, interest rates are low and lenders are a bit looser than they were in the recent past.
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The borrowers taking out these mortgages, known as Fresh Start loans, from Caliber must prove their ability to repay loans, and, while some have had bankruptcies or foreclosures in the recent past, they are seen as likely to keep up with their monthly payments.
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"The results were comforting to see and is probably the best set of numbers from SBI that we've seen in the recent past especially when there is still uncertainty over non performing loans issue," said Aalok Shah, a banking sector analyst at Mumbai's Centrum Broking.
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Nearly four decades later, having gone through periods of high and low sales, the company—which has literally tried to define desirability in the recent past — is now being challenged by younger consumers to evolve in a market that's increasingly more conscious about diversity.
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County-level results captured the dizzying scale of the lurch away from Republicans: In Virginia, Mr. Northam captured outer Washington suburbs, including Prince William and Loudoun Counties, by 20 percentage points or more, where other Democrats prevailed by single digits in the recent past.
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The mailing "really shows a finer level of refinement and sophistication than the brand may have been pursuing in the recent past," said Cynthia Fedus-Fields, a former executive who oversaw Victoria's Secret's enormous direct business, including its catalog, from the mid-22016s until 2000.
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This is the kind of bailout that the United States and many other countries orchestrated in the recent past, but Renzi had a problem doing it for Italy: Post-crisis European Union rules prohibit governments from doing this kind of no-strings-attached bailout.
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That allows people to think, for example, when one of the major awards is dominated by writers of color, as it was one year in the recent past, that it's a response to a trend, when it's about the high quality of the work being produced.
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But nothing in the recent past has captivated the city's gossips more than the travails of Diane Wilsey, known as Dede, a daughter of privilege who moved to San Francisco in 22005 and made a name for herself as one of the city's most prominent fund-raisers.
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I can't remember a period of time, certainly, in the recent past where we've had more discussions, at least, both at the executive level by the president, but generally speaking as well, about the power of big business, in particular the power of some of our key technology companies.
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In fact, there's some acknowledgement within the GOP (even in the recent past from Ryan and Trump) that we may never see any sort of repeal—the most recent and notable recognition coming via former Republican House Speaker John Boehner's Thursday remarks that the notion of repeal was laughable.
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Republicans have been more than willing to let the court function with only eight justices in the recent past, when they torpedoed President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland, so any concerns about the Supreme Court's ability to do its job when the justices reconvene in October are misplaced.
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Today and in the recent past, its many facets have been explored and debated by some of the right's leading minds: David Brooks, Arthur C. Brooks, Patrick J. Deneen, Yuval Levin, Alasdair MacIntyre, Richard John Neuhaus, Michael Novak and the three most recent popes, to name just a few.
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This imaginary device is something I think about nearly every day while surfing the web, and yet, I don't recall any instance in the recent past when I was more desperate for said button to actually exist than today when I laid eyes on Krispy Kreme's new Chocolate Glaze Collection.
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"For her to say that Donald Trump is a conservative when he was pro-abortion in the recent past, he believed in higher taxes, he thought Hillary Clinton would be a great negotiator in Iran, he's been all over the map in foreign policy -- certainly not a conservative," Bush said.
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Given that Weinstein is 15 years younger than Cosby with much of his alleged improper sexual activity having occurred in the recent past, many potential plaintiffs will be able to file timely criminal and civil cases without the statute of limitation problems faced by virtually all of Cosby's alleged victims.
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This is somewhat in the eye of the beholder but, just in the recent past, I would suggest George W. Bush's handling of the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks had more of a positive effect on the GOP's wins in 2002 than what Trump did in 2018. 353.
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Noting that leftists had lost in the recent past because they were incumbents rather than because voters had become more conservative, Christopher Garman of Eurasia Group, a consultancy, wrote that "anti-establishment, or change" elections risk ending market-friendly policies in several South American countries over the next three years.
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"It's nice to be called a trailblazer, especially after being called so many other names in the recent past," Albright joked about the controversy over her recent comments about critics of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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While curfews have been enacted in the recent past, such as in the case of the Baltimore uprising in 2015, when the city enacted a curfew in an attempt to ease tensions after the killing of Freddie Gray, it's unclear whether a curfew has ever been imposed at the federal level.
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"I was like, 'I don't want to just give it to them,' " added McGregor, who now works for the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice but faced two big money-related challenges in the recent past: She battled cancer in 2016, before a 2018 house fire where the family lost most of their possessions.
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The man behind Wikileaks is Julian Assange and, although he's been under fierce fire from American political leaders in the recent past, a few are warming up to him — starting with President-elect Trump, who once went so far as to say Assange should face "the death penalty or something" for his crimes.
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In the recent past, the EU stress tests have attracted criticism for not being as rigorous as their counterparts in the U.S. and UK. Critics say that the tests rely on risk-weighted measures of bank capital ratios that have been shown to be less predictive of bank failure than unweighted leverage ratios.
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Just below that level of vulnerability come a handful of GOP senators representing states where Democrats have had success at the federal level in the recent past or believe the demographics of the state are tilting their way: Thom Tillis in North Carolina, David Perdue in Georgia and Joni Ernst in Iowa.
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Anyway, in the recent past, when people have been called out for what looks like public masturbation, here's what they've said, sorted by category: In December 2010, Steven Hartsel, city manager of Hudson, Michigan, was busted for allegedly staring at a woman and masturbating while behind the wheel of a city-owned van.
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Voter polls have been proved wrong in the recent past in the U.K. - they generally did not predict a win for the Leave vote in the Brexit referendum of June 2016, or that the Conservative Party's drubbing in the 2017 snap election in which then-Prime Minister Theresa May lost her party's majority.
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The seasonal menu changes frequently, but might include, as it has in the recent past, a FGT benny (fried green tomato and ham hock with baby arugula, poached eggs, corn and béarnaise sauce, $2916) and chili verde hash with tomatillo-stewed pork butt, black beans, pasilla chile, eggs, baby squash and corn ($2668).
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Democrats' threat to shut down the government — the sort of intransigence adopted by Republicans in the recent past — indicates their willingness to use the few tools available to them to block legislation next year, when possible, and to bludgeon Republicans with populist issues on which they share common ground with Mr. Trump.
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In the recent past, the threat of US sanctions was enough to compel China to curb much of its cyber espionage against the US. "The threat of sanctions actually convinced China to reach a deal with the US whereby they promised that they would not use cyber-enabled threats to gain commercial advantage," Glaser explains.
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If nothing else, the scene served as a reminder that although the threat from Pastor Tim and Alice might be a little less acute than in the recent past, introducing the two outside characters who know Philip and Elizabeth's secret to the character who could immediately act on it still scales up the menace.
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The Super Bowl hangover, however, is something that has affected many teams in the recent past, with the prime example being Goff's opponent this week: Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers, who followed his incredible 2015 season, in which he won M.V.P. and made it to the Super Bowl, by going 6-10 in 2016.
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A service similar in nature to ClearPlay, the Provo-based VidAngel — which seems a tad more irreverent than its cousins, with tagline "Watch however the BLEEP you want" — has chronicled a series of legal battles in the recent past on its comprehensive company blog, and is actively working to challenge the legal precedents that currently govern filtered films.
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"South Africa may become a haven for serious criminals and [this decision] poses a long-term threat to the ability of the country to deal with serious crimes," said Arnold Tsunga, the Africa director of International Commission of Jurists, a group that has worked extensively on international justice issues – including the ICC – in the recent past.
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"Given rising inflation expectations with markets pricing in significant fiscal stimulus from the Trump administration, a tightening labor market would further complicate the inflation outlook and render the Fed to be far less dovish that it had been in the recent past," said Cynthia Jane Kalasopatan, market economist at Mizuho Bank, in a note on Friday.
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SUPERVISORY REGULATORY AGENCIES NEED TO MAKE PRETTY CAREFUL AND THOROUGH INVESTIGATIONS, BUT I CAN TELL YOU THAT WE HAVE HAD SOME PROHIBITION ORDERS IN THE RECENT PAST AND WE WILL CONTINUE TO LOOK INAPPROPRIATE CASES AND, INDEED, ON AN ONGOING BASIS ARE LOOKING AT INSTANCES IN WHICH EITHER CIVIL MONEY PENALTIES OR PROHIBITION ORDERS MIGHT BE APPROPRIATE.
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Moreover, if you agree with Mr. Trump's oft-repeated views that China and other countries seize unfair advantage in trade by depressing their currencies (economists generally argue that's not the case with regard to China at present, but it has been in the recent past), you should want low-interest-rate policies out of the Fed.
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The resolution of images in the video does not allow a proper identification of the object which might well be a drone (or a distant manned aircraft…such as an F-117 that was spotted flying over Nevada with accompanying F-16, in the recent past), still the story of the alleged interaction has had some exposure.
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Marisol (Marisol Escobar), "El avión" [The Airplane] (250), Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Caracas Armando Reverón (photo by Juan Manuel Díaz Guevara, October 21826)There is a long tradition of private collections in Venezuela, and in the recent past you could find anything from masterpieces by Caravaggio to the largest collection in the world of works by Giorgio Morandi.
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But his big win in Uttar Pradesh — coupled with victory in another state, Uttarakhand, and gains in the eastern state of Manipur, where his party had not been a contender in the recent past — suggests that despite the pain the currency ban caused, voters believed Mr. Modi when he said it was needed to reduce corruption, some experts said.
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The White House then adds in non-cash benefits that people make at work, and adjusts the CES for the changing demographic mix of the workforce — we have a higher share of 20-something workers today than we did in the recent past, and young people always earn less than older workers — and then subtracts 2.2 percent for inflation.
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The unpopular governor Sam Brownback of Kansas nonetheless won re-election in 2014, as did Paul LePage of Maine, despite abysmal approval ratings for both, and Wisconsin, North Carolina and Ohio seem to have locked in levels of public investment on education and human services that are far lower than in the recent past and will be difficult to undo.
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There is no Democratic proposal to cut Medicare to pay for anything; the Medicare-for-all proposals that exist in Congress would actually make Medicare benefits more generous, not less; and the vast majority of Republicans currently serving in Congress have voted in the recent past to phase out Medicare and replace it with a less generous private voucher scheme.
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One of those stories, I'm sorry to say, did involve Donald Trump: The presumptive Republican nominee — who has already declared that he will, in fact, slash taxes on the rich, whatever he may have said in the recent past — once again declared his intention to do away with Dodd-Frank, the financial reform passed during Democrats' brief window of congressional control.
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"To the wonderful mass and variety of information that is printed by the daily press there is no key; as a result, the life of the world recorded in the recent past, the period which is most important to men working in the present, is cut off from reference or ordered survey," a 1913 editorial said in welcoming the Index.
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After decades of stubborn and curmudgeonly devotion to unheralded writers and capital L literature, the Swedish Academy changed its approach, awarding new modes (Svetlana Alexievich's hybrid of fiction and nonfiction won in 13; Bob Dylan's music in 2016) and showing greater comfort with celebrity (it's hard to get more famous than Dylan, though Ishiguro's popularity likely would have disqualified him in the recent past).
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"When investigations of violent criminal organizations come to a halt because we cannot access a phone, lives may be lost," Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said in a speech at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. "The approach taken in the recent past -- negotiating with technology companies and hoping that they eventually will assist law enforcement out of a sense of civic duty -- is unlikely to work," he said.
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World Review Just days before President Trump was scheduled to make his first appearance before the United Nations General Assembly, the former secretary general, Kofi Annan, described the world as a "messy place" where people's disaffection with their governments had influenced recent elections and would now lead to "divisions at the U.N." In the recent past, he said, world leaders "worked with each other" and realized that cross-border cooperation was the only way to solve crises.
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No lawsuit has succeeded in the recent past, and no matter how much money a challenger, such as a Mike Bloomberg type, may have, unless he buys ballot access and moves poll numbers quickly enough, he still cannot necessarily overcome the partisan administration of the elections or the undemocratic premise of the Commission on Presidential Debates, and the resulting lack of opportunity of challengers to be seen onstage by tens of millions of voters in the presidential debates during the general election season.
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You do not need to be an expert on Brooklyn mob verbal signaling to recognize that when the president of a foreign country thanks our president for the military aid delivered in the recent past, and our president immediately responds by asking for a "favor," which later turns out to include re-investigating a political opponent, on the grounds that what has been alleged "sounds horrible to me," a quid pro quo for personal political gain has been clearly established.
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John HawksDistinguished Professor in the Department of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin—Madison, human evolution expert and co-author of a study which found that 7 percent of human genes have evolved in the recent past (5,000 years), largely in response to environmental changeI'll be honest — the degree of climate change we are talking about in the next couple of centuries, which is on the order of several degrees Celsius, is by and large going to make the temperate regions of the world more similar in temperature to tropical Africa, where all our ancestors originated.
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