Economic instability breeds political instability, which puts Americans at risk.
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One of the strongest predictors of future political instability is past instability.
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Instability at Samsung means instability for the entire South Korean economy, and China is waiting in the wings to take advantage of any such instability.
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Criminals love instability, and nothing brings about instability like times of radical change.
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Instability The instability ravaging the country for nearly three years has left dire statistics.
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Noonan predicted economic instability would follow any political instability in Ireland within six months.
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They didn't want any instability on their patch — they didn't really want instability in Western Europe either.
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If there's instability there, that could feed back into financial market instability here, where it could tighten conditions.
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"Political instability would indeed cause financial instability," said Guntram Wolff, director of Bruegel, an influential Brussels-based think tank.
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When you are in the space the instability of the light / the flickering makes you aware of an instability outside.
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As a freshman, she was forced to choose the instability of homelessness over the instability of a drug-addicted parent.
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Was there a deep, underlying instability — one never made apparent to the Krims — or was that instability driven by her circumstance and grievances?
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The first is that Trump is unpredictable and could easily create instability, both at home and around the world — and markets don't like instability.
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There's an instability to things, and that's what interesting working on this show, you live through that instability and the fact that nothing is assured.
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Schultz argues that America's political instability is driven by the government's lack of fiscal discipline (just as his family's instability was driven by his spendthrift father).
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Korbulic also said that instability at the government level surrounding the funding of Cost Sharing Reductions (CSRs) and enforcement of the individual mandate, created market instability.
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The combination of this instability with the new state of the oil market amplifies the impact of instability in the Middle East on the oil price.
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FRANKFURT — Political instability in a heavily indebted eurozone country.
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" Risk of instability As violence in Rakhine has persisted, Kofi Annan -- the former United Nations secretary general who currently leads a Myanmar government commission -- warned it is "plunging the state into renewed instability.
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"Any (Saudi) measures would not only be targeting Lebanon and its stability, this would be a punishment for the region because any instability in Lebanon would cause instability in the region," he said.
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But the instability to Mexico's energy security doesn't end there.
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The newly disclosed vulnerabilities can cause instability or system crashes.
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Each accuses the other of creating instability in the region.
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Instead, voters have opened the door to instability and uncertainty.
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Economic instability has led to slow growth and widespread unemployment.
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No one controlled the whole country, and instability was rife.
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"You could create further instability, which leads to further migration."
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Lower oil revenues could increase instability in places like Iraq.
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It's not what led to the political instability we're seeing.
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Housing instability wrecks credit histories and disrupts work and school.
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Critics said the policies raised inflation and financial instability risks.
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Hard reform and economic recovery have prevented greater political instability.
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We need to fight against the origin of this instability.
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Not all elections in the region have heralded instability however.
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Madagascar has suffered several coups and bouts of violent instability.
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Political instability and violence in Central America pushes people north.
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The response to this instability was to build more missiles.
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The instability this causes is being felt across the region.
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Growing income instability can sow social unrest and political backlash.
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Tourism has boomed, thanks to instability in other warm countries.
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This instability isn't a failure of the series, but its
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Otherwise the instability that will follow will be so unwelcome.
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What I'm detecting is the quivering instability of the metaphorical.
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Events abroad seemed to underscore the instability of authoritarian states.
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Political instability within South Africa also has hurt the currency.
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The political instability in Britain's leadership is just the start.
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In any case, it's still a sign of growing instability.
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As she revealed the depth of her instability, he left.
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A return to instability would do the Philippines no good.
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About a third struggle with hunger, homelessness and housing instability.
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Fifth, absent peace accords, Russia's wars may yield only instability.
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Mr. Minsky pithily observed that stability gives rise to instability.
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Instability in Libya and Iraq may pull additional supplies offline.
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They must not shrug off the issue of market instability.
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In this household, Tillett Wright knows love but also instability.
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RUBIO: And he's also sowing instability in the Middle East.
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And all this instability has a terrible impact on children.
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His dismissal by Vaz now threatens to bring renewed instability.
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In the past, rising prices have contributed to political instability.
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Instability is built into the very structure of their plays.
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Low wages in many sectors have contributed to financial instability.
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Instability and protests roiled the city again in spring 1966.
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But Mr. Mounk believed such cooperation ultimately led to instability.
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The price is chronic strife and instability in high places.
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Right now this company is the absolute epitome of instability.
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Conservatives have maintained an unnerving silence as instability has ensued.
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And that would be a source of broad global instability.
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And it's created a lot of instability around the world.
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But regional instability could raise risks for Uber, he added.
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UK political instability looks set to step up a gear.
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"The policy instability, the corruption, the bureaucracy," Mr. Attallah said.
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But high ratings hid the instability of the entire structure.
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Russia's return to the region in force threatens more instability.
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Shapiro, who has a stable instability, graduated as the valedictorian.
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Q: How could regional instability affect investments and Serbia's finances?
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The world has entered a dangerous new era of instability.
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Instead, you should test the snow for proof of instability.
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A bigger concern is the scandal could trigger political instability.
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"We're seeing the effects of instability right now," he said.
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Instability and loose nukes: Chinese moves to clamp down on North Korea may create instability in Pyongyang's government and security apparatus, increasing chances of parts of its nuclear arsenal getting into the wrong hands.
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"We see the risk of Brexit in three areas: political instability that could occur in countries with strong eurosceptic parties, which could lead to a local political instability," Makuch said, citing Spain as an example.
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History suggests that can lead to economic instability, even violent revolution.
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In the long run, stabilitocracy may be a recipe for instability.
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So many of them have dealt with instability for so long.
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"The biggest source of future instability is climate change," Roberts added.
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More importantly, domestic fear and instability joined a deeply sexist system.
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They compared him to Hitler, mental instability and that whole stuff.
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We thought we had stability - now we have instability writ large.
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All of that leaves them vulnerable to housing instability, she said.
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With the atmosphere surrounding the vote poisoned, political instability also awaits.
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Could such defections, for example, be early indicators of political instability?
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People tend to seek assurance in times of stress and instability.
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Others seek an extra passport as insurance against instability or persecution.
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The resulting political instability may be containable in the short term.
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The problem goes beyond weak business demand and rising political instability.
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This, they say, can lead to future financial instability for families.
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Instability in the agricultural workforce places our food supply at risk.
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Feeling "alone and abandoned" after years of instability, began lashing out.
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A decade of political instability has left many voters feeling disillusioned.
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Her scholarship began as an exploration of middle-class financial instability.
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Or they could also unleash a flood of instability and violence.
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Widespread youthful rebelliousness, she argues, corresponded more generally with social instability.
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Tarawaneh said the "financial squeeze" couldn't be separated from regional instability.
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Prolonged instability in the south could drive up global oil prices.
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Trump also singled out Iran for creating instability in the region.
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Judson found that political and economic instability contribute to this demand.
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She found that economic and political instability contribute to this demand.
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"You're going to have instability in the market otherwise," Cole said.
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"You're going to have instability in the market otherwise," he said.
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Why emphasize ad nauseam our wastefulness, our greed, our psychological instability?
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Americans has been primarily one of instability, not growth or advancement.
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But cheap money usually leads to high inflation and economic instability.
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The middle class is not the only source of potential instability.
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Their departure revived speculation about instability at the family-owned firm.
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In the weeks prior, he had shown signs of mental instability.
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"Rape, abuse, psychotropic medication, and instability are the norm," she added.
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The result has been more instability in an already turbulent region.
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Political instability in Kenya is testing the country's resilient economic fundamentals.
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Vague details about your responsibilities could be a sign of instability.
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Instability in Afghanistan is far from a U.S. or regional problem.
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Years of war, violence and instability have battered the country's infrastructure.
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Rio is grappling with infrastructure issues, political unrest and financial instability.
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That feeling of instability stayed with me throughout the entire journey.
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Indeed, IPV is linked to fluctuations in employment and economic instability.
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Global political instability and trade disruptions came in as runner-ups.
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Later, as their settlements died out, apparently there was climatic instability.
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Housing instability and moves are more common among low-income Americans.
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That can create a self-reinforcing cycle of protest and instability.
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But this area has been rocked by instability in recent weeks.
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But then there's the broader story of instability in the marketplaces.
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Like mental instability, it should cause people to ask for help.
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The last thing the UK wants right now is more instability.
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What is the direct link between gender inequality and political instability?
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Amid the instability, he said, depression and suicidal thoughts crept in.
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The degree of instability was even more pronounced than I expected.
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The country has also been rocked by years of political instability.
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I'm not that concerned that we're in a financial instability environment.
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Failure could lead to regional instability, reduced trade and additional violence.
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But experts say instability could further erode PDVSA's ability to operate.
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They were caused by Russia's overreaction to political instability in Ukraine,
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Lately, Trump's stupendous instability has actually been looking like a plus.
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Most are families, fleeing gang violence, political instability or dire poverty.
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Researchers said the drug trade and economic instability may have contributed.
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But the ceremony was a reminder of the Continent's current instability.
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But this instability, even vagueness, of purpose helped propagate its influence.
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Political instability and Islamist violence have damaged Egypt's crucial tourism industry.
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This kind of instability there is a very, very big deal.
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It will not bring any stability ... but rather chaos and instability.
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The oil price, for example, is a permanent source of instability.
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Diverging highs between the two indexes can signal growing market instability.
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Some feared Saleh's death would only create more instability in Yemen.
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"Ortega's early removal from power carries an inherent risk of increased instability and violence in a region already troubled by an epidemic of both," McKee said, describing the possible spillover of instability from neighboring Honduras and Guatemala.
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But it's semi-unstable, and we don't want to see total instability.
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Further signs of instability popped up in the market for volatility instruments.
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It's sowing the seeds for potential instability and volatility in the future.
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"There is possible instability linked to the speed of integration," he added.
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Aerial images showed there was no longer any hydrogeological instability threatening them.
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They could not be sent to their homeland because of instability there.
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So it could happen to someone with a predisposition for mental instability?
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Few believe, however, that the problem of financial instability has been solved.
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But domestic politics and social instability remained risks to the economic recovery.
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That heyday had been followed by centuries of decline and political instability.
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And Turkish entrepreneurs and investors are used to instability and political uncertainty.
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An undemocratic Turkey will export instability and more Syrian refugees to Europe.
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Enrollment continues to fall short of expectations, which is contributing to instability.
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Political instability makes it more complicated for Italy and the euro zone.
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Instability inside our country opens a road for them to take action.
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Four other families share the hostel, all in similar states of instability.
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There&aposs no telling when Kilauea's current state of instability will end.
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Second, there is the risk of an adverse outcome triggering financial instability.
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The attacks occurred in a period of political instability in Sri Lanka.
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Whatever is presented in the West is usually, unfortunately, the political instability.
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One way or another, any resulting instability will blow back into America.
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However, previous attempts have been stymied by political instability and corruption allegations.
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This marine ice-cliff instability causes such glaciers to rapidly break apart.
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That could drive premiums up for sick people and cause market instability.
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Suddenly, young people were faced with the economic instability of their futures.
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But Mattis and Tillerson said it would deepen instability in the region.
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In a region roiled with instability, they add another element of uncertainty.
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Her problems with housing instability have flared up over the years since.
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But did Rubio warn against instability in the wake of Gadhafi's fall?
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It cannot extricate itself without causing financial instability somewhere in the world.
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UL All have largely halted operations in Venezuela because of the instability.
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Could Europe be the next flash point of instability for the markets?
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This whole population is at a greater risk of lifelong housing instability.
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As in retail, digital disruption remains the most significant driver of instability.
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Failure to reform may eventually cause even greater instability, many analysts believe.
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Or, it could be yet another Antarctic area showing symptoms of instability.
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Moreover, Europe is being weakened from within by Brexit and political instability.
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Mediocre growth prospects and risks of political instability are hindering fiscal consolidation.
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But instability in the wider world may dim some of its shine.
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"A resignation does not bring stability... In fact it can exacerbate instability."
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In the resulting market instability, the country's economy lost billions of dollars.
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We must give the Communists a choice: either instability, or negotiated peace.
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This is how we can deal with the instability of the world.
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Major foreign oil producers have less money and new worries about instability.
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"I didn't have any knowledge or feeling of his instability," she said.
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The instability that is created would be manna from heaven for extremists.
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Financial markets would presumably react negatively to the potential for political instability.
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Years more instability and bitter political conflict over health care will ensue.
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If the obsession continues, the instability and suffering will only grow further.
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It's a recipe for rapid creative rot and long-term financial instability.
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This eliminates instability and increases speed when sending large packages of data.
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Against this backdrop, Qatar's exit suggests that OPEC may see increased instability.
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But they noted no signs of psychological instability or indications of radicalization.
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Countries where poverty and disease can breed political instability and foster extremism.
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But this instability is a great part of their verve and attraction.
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Older people like Enrique and Emma are especially vulnerable to this instability.
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Across the Atlantic, Mr. Trump's comments only reinforced the degree of instability.
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Markets were down sharply overall on concerns about political instability in Italy.
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The instability of the east span was discovered a day after Gov.
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It takes generations until society fully heals from periods of deep instability.
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They feared firing the general would bring additional instability in the south.
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Increases in suicides have been reported during past periods of economic instability.
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At times, the instability of such art can alarm and even threaten.
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Any instability in the qubits can lead to "noise" that disrupts computing.
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The auditorium buckles under chaos, transforming into a realm of vivid instability.
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Unless Mr Netanyahu defies the polls, Israel looks set for further instability. ■
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That is the clearest statement yet of the current instability in fashion.
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Ankara's plan is a perfect recipe for enduring ethnic tensions and instability.
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The refugee crisis has also induced political instability in Europe and America.
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The result, in many countries, was decades of instability and military rule.
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Finally, he should raise the common threat of terrorism, extremism and instability.
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And it will not stop all the suffering that instability will bring. ■
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The progression of each patch depicts the instability present within my family.
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Mental instability was a blight upon the family that never went away.
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Oil-rich but economically ailing Venezuela has a long history of instability.
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Global instability is shaking investors after a bullish start to the year.
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"We cannot import instability... Democracy does not exist without compromise," Juncker added.
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Officials say another collapse could occur due to the structure's instability. WOW.
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That may leave little diplomatic energy to intervene in any Kenyan instability.
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Worries of political instability have lately cast a cloud on the outlook.
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Third, this inherent instability has a significant impact on regional security issues.
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The key risk for investors, according to the report, is political instability.
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The subsequent instability was a significant factor in Hitler's rise to power.
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But given the political instability, it said it could revise this forecast.
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"Both conditions may present with impaired gait and postural instability," he said.
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But these hotspots are vulnerable to bouts of instability that sidelines output.
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He's worried about the "instability" of the president of the United States.
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Low pay, low wages, mass instability overseas, no matter where you look.
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Neighbours would worry about renewed instability that could spill over Afghanistan's borders.
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But they're deployed as too-simple metaphors for the characters' interpersonal instability.
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Lebanon has just emerged from a 29-month period of political instability.
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He will blame outsiders, particularly those in the West for fomenting instability.
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It's a question for the times: How does humanity deal with instability?
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This instability is indeed far from the idea of a "complete" painting.
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"Short-term benefits through instability in Hong Kong are outweighed by longer-term disamenities and longer-term structural problems that might arise if there continues to be instability in Hong Kong, or in any other major economy," Shanmugam said.
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Weak rule of law, poor governance, and instability fuels both poverty and insecurity.
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All of this stress and instability is taking a toll on his health.
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Stars can reach the mass-range required for death by pulsational pair-instability.
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This instability and inefficiency also has the potential to scuttle President Trump's agenda.
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The political changeover in the state last summer may have inflamed longstanding instability.
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Ending demand—not debt, not employment discrimination, not housing instability—is the solution.
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Until last week, analysts doubted that it would risk instability by doing that.
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It was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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The resulting compression leads to a mechanical instability that causes the iconic creases.
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James Mattis, the defence secretary, has called climate change "a driver of instability".
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But Mr Xi's thirst for power has raised the chance of devastating instability.
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Libya has experienced political instability since the overthrow of Moammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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This introduced an instability into the group, hastening its demise after five years.
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His wife Alice (Lizzy Caplan) thinks the dreams are signs of mental instability.
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Libya's instability makes it hard to bet that Mr Minniti's deals will stick.
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In "Borrowed Time," they reveal Citi&aposs history of instability and government support.
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Bad economics Tensions in the Persian Gulf historically trigger instability in oil markets.
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"What Trump is doing is bringing more instability to the region," Hamed said.
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"I do worry about the instability that [a liquidity imbalance] creates," he said.
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For transgender people, housing instability often starts early and in the family home.
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In Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo such maneuvers have provoked instability.
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The former French colony has been battered by decades of coups and instability.
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Its symptoms include skin fragility, overly flexible joints and cranial and spinal instability.
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Coupled with the precarious instability, the political situation is not fully resolved either.
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No region of the world is immune to instability caused by dwindling resources.
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Political instability is not unusual in the poverty-stricken but resource-rich country.
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For decades, Middle East states have exported radical Islam to avoid domestic instability.
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Randy's kids tried to get a conservatorship based on his alleged mental instability.
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"Turkey's actions can bring back insecurity, instability and terrorism to Syria," he added.
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But after 40 years of instability, tremendous progress would not come within months.
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The Only Game in Town: Central Banks, Instability and Avoiding the Next Collapse.
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There isn't a fixed lump of "instability" to be distributed around the globe.
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The Sunni Saudis fear it will allow Iran to stoke (more) regional instability.
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It would invite instability on China's borders, precipitate a refugee crisis, or worse.
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The "Mooch" is the classic example of the instability of the Trump regime.
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The instability around debt arises from a culmination of investor overzealousness and extrapolation.
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I have said repeatedly that instability risks must not be allowed to fester.
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But is instability in the wider world taking off some of that shine?
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But as Nepal modernized, they tired of the political instability, pollution and crime.
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There is a kind of instability, unpredictability; it's one issue after the other.
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And what is the policy rationale for adding to the instability in Honduras?
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Political instability at home means long- or even medium-term thinking is impossible.
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The minimum wage is partly to blame for the persistence of financial instability.
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It is responsible for the conditions of instability that are starting to arise.
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"This instability has a direct impact on our own societies," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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Saddam Hussein's overthrow promised to remove a recurring source of war and instability.
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Prachanda eventually resigned, furthering instability and eventually sending the party to electoral defeat.
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And even the liberal democracies themselves have witnessed growing inequality and political instability.
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"Hong Kong cannot afford to have instability," the agency said in a statement.
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"In the '90s it was the instability ... and the conflicts there," Lamrani said.
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It would address instability from Syria to Yemen and all throughout the region.
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Mr. Vance's mother was an empress of instability — violent, feckless, prone to hysteria.
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Political instability and lower growth in Lebanon have also been cited as factors.
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He called for better services and blamed regional instability for the sluggish economy.
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Mr. Parent introduced dynamic instability into the most solid of objects: a building.
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But it is less expensive to invest in stability than to confront instability.
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It found that 246 police shootings involved someone with an apparent mental instability.
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Despite Turnbull offering an olive branch, further political instability is all but guaranteed.
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This may be a time of instability, but it will also be exciting.
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Our inability to locate these things riddles the painting with a disturbing instability.
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Sadly, it is this kind of instability that the Wagner Group thrives on.
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Extreme weather, droughts and crop failures could mean mass migration and political instability.
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And you curse our world with all the instability caused as a result.
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America's financial firms often acted as engines of instability during past bull markets.
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What do you think Hamid wants us to understand about this global instability?
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Status online has become compensation for living in an environment of economic instability.
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The instability and partisan rancor have prompted a number of experts to resign.
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Despite Afghanistan's instability, Pakistan and other countries have begun returning Afghan asylum seekers.
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She acknowledged that the Education Department's numbers showed evidence of persistent housing instability.
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She acknowledged that the Education Department's numbers showed evidence of persistent housing instability.
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"The idea of pair-instability supernovas has been around for decades," Berger said.
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But the instability prompted him to drop out of college, Mr. Ford said.
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The Trump administration itself may be playing a role in the current instability.
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The political instability created a "low-intensity ungovernability" that spanned years, he said.
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Highly erratic "yo-yo" releases from the reservoirs will cause widespread ecological instability.
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Not to mention the political instability that the current economic problems inevitably invite.
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Some experts have said that Singapore stands to benefit from Hong Kong's instability.
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However, this could lead to political instability in Spain's already fragmented political system.
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Weakness in these institutions can lead to instability, authoritarianism, unpredictable policy and conflict.
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Skeptics fear this would risk internal instability or even a return to war.
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Janacek's restless music suggests that this nostalgic confession is fraught with Katya's instability.
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But the political instability in the region makes such an accord practically impossible.
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Sectarian strife and instability, a worry in itself, also matters for the economy.
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Instability gives rise to unpredictability, which can rapidly metastasize into miscalculation and catastrophe.
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The Taliban ostensibly is looking for instability, afraid that the Americans might stay.
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European leaders concede that Libya's instability and widespread violence were causes of concern.
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We feared the second-order consequences — global instability, domestic unrest, constant economic jitters.
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Republicans focused in particular on the Crown Prince's particular role in sowing instability.
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Honduras has been roiled by political instability in the wake of the Nov.
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The two countries were not required to cut production due to political instability.
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Entrenched political divisions mean future bouts of political instability cannot be ruled out.
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This could help quench investor fears of instability and transition issues, Widlitz said.
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Britain's decision also threatens to alter its geography and possibly stoke political instability.
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Mercer said Caracas "saw living standards drop following significant political and economic instability".
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A competing model, called the gravitational instability model, may explain this unusual system.
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Guinea-Bissau has been beset by political instability since declaring independence in 1974.
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"When you get large populations displaced that's when you get instability and conflict."
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However, it would certainly demoralize U.S. allies and trigger domestic instability in Ukraine.
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Religious persecution retards economic development, increases social instability and feeds violent religious extremism.
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The development underscored continuing instability in parts of the Horn of African country.
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"The worst thing for your and my happiness is political instability," he said.
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The troops also provide protection in the event of spreading chaos or instability.
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Europe fears regional instability as the US prepares to reinstate sanctions on Iran.
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"The problem is stagnation and immobility, not instability as in Italy," said Joffe.
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The Financial Instability Hypothesis, The Jerome Levy Economics Institute Working Paper No. 74.
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All it takes is a few people to cause massive violence and instability.
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Investors already unnerved by Yemen's protracted war have further cause to fear Arabian instability.
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Two new books grapple with this paradox by considering phenomena that symbolise instability itself.
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Iranian security forces are aware of the potential for water issues to cause instability.
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And the greatest threat, he thought, would be political instability within nuclear-armed Russia.
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Soon after, however, Australia's political instability would erode Japan's advantage with the old guard.
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Or that moment of instability pulling up to or away from a red light.
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Concerns about the global economy and political instability had also weakened profit, he said.
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An "instability" in an ice sheet essentially makes it a frozen, ticking time bomb.
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Investors snapped up stocks that had sunk earlier as concern around economic instability swirled.
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"The future is coming: Poverty, political instability, terrorism," Cal says in the first episode.
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Crises, as defined by the study, are characterized by high economical uncertainty and instability.
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Turkey had become a target because of regional instability in recent years, he said.
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I explore political identities and personal relationships around the instability of memory and representation.
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And replacing a number that has become embedded in the financial system risks instability.
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So what happens if Ushahidi's USA Election Monitor campaign tracks significant instances of instability?
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Instability caused by Turkey's incursion could potentially provide an opportunity for them to escape.
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Terror groups thrive on instability, a newly released report from the task force explains.
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The company said the macroeconomic environment and current political instability would prevent such transaction.
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But the three aluminium bodies are certainly right when they refer to heightened instability.
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Instability in Iraq and civil war in Syria were a gift to Baghdadi's ambitions.
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It was capable of bringing instability and mistrust to the entire [digital ad] ecosystem.
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Dig deeper:America, the guarantor of global order, may now become a force for instability
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One answer is that there were fewer lessons in constitutional instability to learn from.
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Why it matters: This comes after several months of leadership instability at the Pentagon.
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Her Republican opponents have claimed she led to more instability in the Middle East.
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It also builds up economies and trade and minimizes the risk of political instability.
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It can never be simple and stable relationships and there's fun to that instability.
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Vertically integrated static instability is well above average south of the Azores near #Alex.
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The real crux is "the instability that makes it hard to predict," Vanderlinde says.
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"I don't have the impression that this is a sign of instability," Merkel said.
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The dollar's strength could become "a chronic source of macroeconomic instability," the IIF warns.
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But political and financial instability in some markets mean that returns could prove volatile.
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In fact, a better outcome for China may even delay global and regional instability.
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The market instability comes amid disputes within the coalition government over its spending plans.
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It predicts economic uncertainty, political instability and a continuation of oversupplied markets next year.
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And that could cause some instability when the Crew Dragon streaks through the atmosphere.
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The atmosphere was essentially a powder keg, with abundant wind shear, instability and moisture.
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Erdogan argues that concentration of power in the presidency is needed to prevent instability.
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By speeding them up, sure, it will create chaos and instability and more inequality.
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Conceivably, they'd prefer not to see instability and military escalation on the Korean Peninsula.
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Many in the country are concerned that the incidents this month foreshadow more instability.
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Any political instability in the UK following a leave vote would slow down negotiations.
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They're dealing with the instability Bruenig and others are pointing out as we speak.
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And they had greater mood instability, higher levels of neuroticism, and slower reaction times.
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Reasons typically range from severe weather to government instability, from civil war to terrorism.
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"The history of private issuance is one of periodic panic and instability," he added.
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Health plans might conclude that marketplace instability is too great and simply leave it.
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The inherent instability of Donald Trump the man limits the upside for Russia somewhat.
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This could cause instability and premium hikes in the individual and small-group markets.
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There's hyper-arousal: Increases in anxiety, fear, panic, insomnia, trauma flashbacks, and emotional instability.
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It was also hoped Morrison would end the political instability that has plagued Australia.
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Turkey had become a target because of regional instability in recent years, he added.
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This stems from buyer caution due to prevalent political instability and aggressive taxation drive.
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" The letter concluded the President's "instability" makes him "incapable of serving safely as president.
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It is a regime that is responsible for so much instability in the region.
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Conflict and instability have stifled food production in Iraq, according to the United Nations.
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It worries that shanty towns may breed social instability and blot the cities' image.
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Fizdale, for his part, exacerbates the specter of instability with his chronic lineup tinkering.
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They add that criminal gangs, including MS-13, have benefited from the country's instability.
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The instability of Trump's A Team of high-level staff appointees has been remarkable.
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This could lead to more instability in the country, and potentially throughout the region.
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The current instability in East Asia is the product of unresolved Cold War tensions.
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The launch news arrived alongside some instability for the Google Drive cloud service today.
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Decisions made for short-term financial stability have led to long-term political instability.
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But the UK pound would probably continue to face pressure from the political instability.
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"The women in this study were subjected to stress, anxiety and instability," Hernandez says.
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"Worsening income inequality can lead to weaker macroeconomic outcomes and financial instability," Wilkins said.
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However, Bove feels that anything limiting information flow will only add to market instability.
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At the crux of the current political instability is the issue of Gorkha culture.
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We need education that makes clear the instability and dangerous nature of nuclear deterrence.
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But in Erdogan's Turkey, mystery and instability have become the coin of the realm.
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Wataniya Airways shut down in 2011 blaming a precarious financial situation and regional instability.
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Meanwhile, the underlying instability of Brazil's Lula-era economic successes was starting to emerge.
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China has long been worried that instability in Afghanistan could spill over into Xinjiang.
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And how instability, not rigidity, marks the distribution of power across our three branches.
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Others speculate that ISIS is hoping to create confusion that could sow political instability.
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The interviews are periodically delayed by political instability or outbreaks of violence or disease.
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Pence's stealthy trip wasn't the only reminder of the instability that still roils Afghanistan.
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Tourism has collapsed amid rising political instability and a spate of high-profile attacks.
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"What we have here is a story of profound instability and impermanence," he said.
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It has left the company exposed to political instability that has deterred some competitors.
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There is little doubt that war and instability "over there" would affect prosperity here.
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Indirect impacts might include ecosystem collapse, falling agricultural productivity and macroeconomic instability, it added.
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Yet these benefits will be undermined by the very instability these trade policies engender.
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The blame for this instability is shared by Presidents George W. Bush and Obama.
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The emergence of the Islamic State in Afghanistan had demonstrated the country's growing instability.
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That promise of instability and uncertainty is no doubt being celebrated in the Kremlin.
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The result would be a nuclear explosion, a process called a pair-instability supernova.
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Now Hong Kong has become a source of what many mainlanders fear most: instability.
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It is deepening instability, with elections that fracture parties and eject whoever holds power.
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"The Greeks believed that women's bodies made them prone to instability," she told me.
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"The last thing they want is for him to come here and add instability."
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His assimilationism also incites the very instability the C.C.P. has long hoped to avoid.
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Sensible, pragmatic, and well-funded programs are required that can prevent instability and extremism.
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For Netanyahu, the visit comes at a time of great political instability in Israel.
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When communities cannot meet basic needs, we know that unrest and instability often follow.
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When you look at the world today, few people say it needs more instability.
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China is North Korea's lone major ally and fears widespread instability on its border.
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"The trans-Atlantic bond remains our strongest bulwark against instability and violence," he said.
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Scientists attribute this unusual weather to the instability of the so-called polar vortex.
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Those like Soleimani who thrive on driving instability should also pause to think, however.
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Cabinet massacres of that scale are usually a sign of instability, even failing leadership.
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And if that ends, then the possibilities for deterioration and instability become extremely worrying.
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As journalists, we feel frustrated by the instability of the internet, the overall slowness.
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The world's refugees are fleeing zones where instability is climate crisis by another name.
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That would increase instability, especially as the country comes under markets' close watch again.
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The political instability would probably have broader consequences throughout Europe, where populism is surging.
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That would squander U.S. leverage, and sow the seeds for further instability in Europe.
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Used to political instability in Italy, markets remain sanguine about the lack of government.
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"I'm legitimately shaken by the grave instability of American foreign policy today," Murphy tweeted.
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But Democrats, and most of the insurance industry, blame the instability on the administration.
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Some demonstrators even argued that removing Mr. Temer would only create more political instability.
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Mr DeConto and Mr Pollard point to ice-cliff instability as the reason why.
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While most people are doing well these days, there are significant pockets of instability.
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On the other hand, religious freedom increases prosperity, reduces instability and undermines violent extremism.
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The major costs come amid a time of financial instability for the Coast Guard.
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In Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan, such moves have provoked instability.
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Sure, would-be strongmen can and do exploit voters' fears of instability and change.
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Domestically, Russians experienced instability and poverty after the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union.
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A renewed instability will serve to severely impact Libya's ability to increase its production.
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The children they leave behind often face financial instability, emotional trauma, stress, and shame.
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Goldstone and his fellow researchers developed a hugely influential model for predicting political instability.
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He also said he feared the "instability" of the president of the United States.
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A new exhibition at Whitney Museum of Art calls attention to this particular instability.
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Guatemala is experiencing ongoing political instability and has a high rate of extreme poverty.
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He did not bring on the challenge so can't be blamed for the instability.
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But the game's many complications, its instability, works to turn casual interest into obsession.
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China is North Korea's lone major ally and fears widespread instability on its border.
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In the popular imagination, conspiracy theories are the result of ignorance and psychological instability.
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But in a new society operating under harsh and uncertain conditions, it seems to me that you'd want it to be easier to act, and you wouldn't want to add political instability to what would already be a massive amount of environmental instability.
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The government sees the internet as a source of instability, but regulating it more strictly may be a source of instability as well — and even in an authoritarian state like Vietnam, some measure of popular support is crucial to a regime's longevity.
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"Nobody can say that there will be no further political instability in Turkey," he said.
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It's impossible to know how many people are homeless or experiencing housing instability in Jackson.
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Question marks also linger over current heads of state and their power to stem instability.
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But you have a compounding effect that is resulting in obviously some instability, some volatility.
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The "Snake Charmer" was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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In rare instances with other tribes, tribal political instability has caused disruption in gaming operations.
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We saw that all the time that the poisonous instability of the tea party movement.
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"The transatlantic bond remains our strongest bulwark against instability and violence," he told the conference.
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Today, the Fed is again ignoring the GSEs and their potential contribution to future instability.
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Ultimately, the political instability and conflict inherent in the demagogue's tactics precipitates his political downfall.
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The instability in May's top team adds to what is already a difficult political situation.
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She was particularly distressed by school closures, which spelled instability for students across the island.
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"We don't know yet what the significance is of having introduced genomic instability," he says.
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MORE: North Korea sentences U.S. student to 15 years hard labor Instability on the horizon?
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Most of the world's land belongs to someone; shifting borders would mean violence and instability.
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That could mean weeks of German instability — possibly dragging out this process into early spring.
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Huntley has thought about it but said she's not comfortable with the potential financial instability.
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In addition, political uncertainty and instability risks have been on the rise across the region.
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One fish farmer managed to build a successful business despite economic challenges and political instability.
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"Today a destabilising factor, an instability factor for the banking system is lifted," he said.
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The instability has caused uncertainty in a country that has been plagued by political turmoil.
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He also said the country risks financial instability and spoke of a possible VAT increase.
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ISIS supporters in Iraq will be celebrating the country's renewed instability amid popular protests there.
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Behind the terror group, foreign cyberattacks (227%) and global economic instability (193%) are ranked highest.
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But trade anxieties and fears of future economic instability could make for some worrying trends.
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Positive feedback processes can cause a lot of instability in the short and medium term.
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There's some worry about currency movements, macroeconomic instability and the uncertainty of new trade agreements.
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At the time, the Greek elections and instability across Europe were buffeting the financial markets.
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Political instability could also exacerbate investor worries about Portugal's faltering growth and its credit ratings.
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Government officials say potential investors may be deterred by political instability if 'No' should win.
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Terrorist groups including ISIS have taken advantage of country's instability to mount their own attacks.
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The instability has contributed to a sharp down-turn in Turkey's once vibrant tourism industry.
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"Xi doesn't want instability on the border any more than his predecessors did," she said.
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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, meanwhile, is hoping Australians aren't fatigued by a period of instability.
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We know that when that happens, it leads to less growth and more political instability.
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Systems characterised by positive feedback tend to be prone to instability and boom-bust cycles.
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Many fear his death will touch off a period of instability in the Palestinian territories.
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Unfortunately, with decentralization comes instability, and cryptocurrencies are known for being highly volatile and unpredictable.
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If political uncertainty results in sustained instability in asset prices, it could impact their earnings.
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Some had worried that political instability might ensue if either party had won full control.
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Dubai real estate heavyweight DAMAC Properties isn't worried about regional instability in the Middle East.
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All of this puts the Department of Transportation at risk of instability, confusion and politicization.
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In fact, it has consistently sought to undermine them, sowing dangerous instability around the world.
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So many teams and systems, so many players, so much instability, so many folk heroes.
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It can also lead to societal instability, allowing sexism, ableism, classism and racism to flourish.
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Venezuela's instability is already sending thousands of people across its borders to escape economic hardship.
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Human rights groups have expressed concern over Iraq's shutdown, which comes amid heightened political instability.
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That you were one of the greatest potential causes of instability in the global economy.
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Erdogan says concentrating power in the hands of the president is vital to prevent instability.
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Over the past several years, Mali has faced issues of instability due to Islamist extremists.
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His company picked a bad week to go public as market instability rocked tech stocks.
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Morrison's victory was welcomed by financial markets, which have been shaken by the political instability.
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Like the tweets, it simply adds to the sense of instability that plagues Trump's presidency.
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This instability makes the prospect of a deal in the next week seem pretty unlikely.
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A rapid increase in interest rates could create greater instability in floating NAVs, it said.
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Yet if businesses pull back on long-term investments, they may only encourage more instability.
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Several studies suggest that chronic hypoxia increases mood disturbances, especially in patients with emotional instability.
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Instead of being triggered by generalized instability, it targeted the power of the Islamic parties.
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But he has not challenged them to address their contributions to domestic and regional instability.
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Instability in the Middle East is increasing risks to supply from key oil-producing areas.
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If crypto-cleansing is not contained, state-level sanctions evasion threatens to escalate geopolitical instability.
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And say no to violence, no to terrorism, no to instability, and live as one.
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We have got decades' and decades' worth of instability on that front ahead of us.
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That decision has created "more instability and more far-right," given Vox's rise, she said.
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The exit from the FX floor policy has not led to financial or macro instability.
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The ensuing instability across the Taiwan Strait led to KMT's return to power in 2008.
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The EU has been increasingly alarmed in recent months about growing instability in the Balkans.
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International oil markets do not need more headlines that can add instability onto oil prices.
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"If he comes to cause instability and chaos, we will destroy him," he told Reuters.
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Its oil revenues were worth $14 billion in 2017, despite years of instability and conflict.
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They further argued that heated rhetoric against Sayoc's targets from Trump had exacerbated his instability.
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Each country's score is based on several factors, including political instability and deaths from conflict.
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The instability and continuous displacement, all because they couldn't reach a solution to this crisis.
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KKB's high funding concentration and instability of one of its largest depositors are moderately negative.
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NATO still faces challenges, including spending, Russian gray zone tactics, instability in Africa and terrorism.
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But while that serves individual politicians, it weakens the wider political system by introducing instability.
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We are once again confronted with global instability, xenophobia, discrimination, destructive climate change, income inequality.
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Russia has sowed anxiety and instability throughout most of the rest of Europe, as well.
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"Trump is volatile, and the worst situation is instability," Mr. Shi said in an interview.
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Pakistan has a history of political instability, writes Madiha Afzahl in a Brookings policy brief.
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Meanwhile, the free movement of capital and currencies would guard against instability and boost prosperity.
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Turning a behavior into a statement about your partner's character can lead to increased instability.
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One would presume that anger breeds irrationality, radicalism and political as well as economic instability.
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Systems characterized by positive feedback tend to be prone to instability and boom-bust cycles.
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The political instability could be contributing to falling consumer confidence, an economist warned on Tuesday.
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According to Chan, China has acute income inequality, and machines may exacerbate it, creating instability.
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However, Cates warned that political instability could prove to be a negative for the economy.
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JPMorgan does not view this market's instability as a systemic threat to the financial system.
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As the king's health faded during his last years, instability and chaos dominated the country.
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Countless studies have established the link between instability, poverty, corruption and rates of violent extremism.
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We already get hints of Orlando's insecurities, suggestions that he might be prone to instability.
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Instability in funding is likely to repel rather than attract future talent to Alzheimer's research.
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That question was never really answered, leading to years of management instability and shifting priorities.
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"To move up the elections would create instability, insecurity and make things worse," he said.
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The political instability makes it even more difficult for Brazil to address its plummeting economy.
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Longer-term impacts like currency fluctuations and geopolitical instability could be even worse, he said.
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But that's not a guarantee, and there could be lots of instability on the way.
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Modern Russia has experienced repeated periods of political instability, at times violent, amid economic decline.
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Chad, Mali, Somalia, Eritrea, Sudan and Niger all are targets of instability seekers, including Iran.
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He cites Libya and Iraq, where political instability and cash shortages have taken their toll.
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This has the potential to bring back instability and perhaps throw the economy into decline.
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And older social institutions like saloons, constructed to cope with such instability, are long gone.
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Since then, the country has been plagued by political instability, armed conflict and economic challenges.
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The potential for instability in Germany would be a major blow to the European Union.
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As a result, vulnerable children who are already experiencing great instability are being further destabilized.
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Truces are unsatisfying and instability is exciting and theological civil wars can be worth waging.
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This year, like many before it, saw uncertainty, instability, and devastating setbacks for people everywhere.
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Certainly, market instability can undermine both consumer and business confidence and restrain spending and investment.
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That kind of instability cannot be helpful to reform goals, police morale or public safety.
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"There is no justice now, just routine, instability, fear and lack of confidence," she said.
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" The root of the current standoff, experts explain, is something called the "stability-instability paradox.
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Iran "is responsible for so much instability," the president said in a May 2017 speech.
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Cis-women are more likely to have instability of the pelvis, patellofemoral pain syndrome — a.k.a.
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Both had a history of emotional instability and, in his case, four failed suicide attempts.
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We face greater economic inequality, greater social instability, and worse environmental disasters than in 1995.
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"Any kind of supply shock or instability would render the drug supply vulnerable," he says.
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People seem to like the status quo, and they don't like change and seeing instability.
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Also, the world geopolitical climate and the potential for instability places unique demands on agriculture.
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"I now have radar for addiction and stability, and no patience for instability," she said.
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"It's a modest investment to preserving the region from future instability and uncertainty," he said.
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The bill "could lead to tremendous instability for those seeking affordable coverage," the group said.
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That's a recipe for further global instability, just as the world can afford it least.
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In other words, Saudi's six-year buildup is motivated by increasing fears of internal instability.
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Several observers emphasized that motivations tend to be fluid during a period of political instability.
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We're in Iraq and Afghanistan, covering the violence and instability wrought by decades of war.
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But at least in Guerrero state, ongoing instability is still pushing some children toward weapons.
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However, in times of instability for the U.S. dollar, the peg could hurt those countries.
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The reason so many women face economic instability is tied to more than just pay.
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His policy in Syria turned out to be problematic, worsening the instability in the region.
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This has enabled gridlock in Congress on numerous occasions, and the establishment leverages the instability.
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High-performing national charter networks have stayed away because of the instability of the market.
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At present, budget instability has made budgeting an annual boondoggle, rather than a strategic exercise.
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A stand-off risks instability that the Taliban or the Islamic State group could exploit.
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There is a huge increase in mental instability and a lack of mental health care.
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In addition, the violence and instability they generate locally threaten the entire region and beyond.
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Added to this instability, Guinea-Bissau is one of the poorest countries on the planet.
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John Garamendi welcomed Bolton's departure given his "radical" instincts but warned of instability to come.
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In addition to labor instability, governance is one of the main issues plaguing investor confidence.
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Additionally, climate change might be aggravating political instability and is a potential driver of conflict.
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This instability raises a basic question: Are the big banks strong enough to handle it?
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Climate change will lead to instability in parts of the world that are fairly predictable.
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"I think any sign of global instability overall should be supportive for the oil price."
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Housing instability has been associated with worse self-reported health, elevated blood pressure, and depression.
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The most discouraging thing about Detroit Public Schools for teachers and students is the instability.
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But it may be a clearer sign of instability than we've seen in some time.
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The management shake-up would also likely create instability - at least in the short-term.
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And that sense of instability is what's being felt in aftershocks in the political system.
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But should these cuts occur, it would mean that fewer people would receive aid and more people would be forced to take strategies that the president himself doesn't want, such as refuge-seeking people, as well as instability in areas where we don't want instability.
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Financial analysts have warned that instability caused by Mr. Renzi's premature departure could result in a renewed and possibly contagious financial crisis in Italy, where banks are saddled with bad loans, and where desperately needed investors are turned off by the return of Italian instability.
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Mr. Lee took over ABC in 2010, which was a time of instability for the network.
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The consequence of this instability, says Faragher, was a breakdown in the state monopoly on violence.
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The mechanics of this move were simple enough, although the instability of the ball was humbling.
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"When there isn't any food, it brings financial instability and communities start to struggle," Ogwangi says.
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However, the draft was put aside due to instability in Indonesia's financial markets at the time.
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I like Jimmy's snarkiness, Gretchen's instability, their overall messed up relationship, their Sunday Funday squad, etc.
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"Raising prosperity, increasing a country's ability to protect itself, contributes to stability, reduces instability," Casey said.
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"Financial crisis tends to create not just financial and economic problems, but political instability," he said.
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Closer to home, cultural organisations are helping to protect oud music in places wracked by instability.
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This can cause severe mood swings, impulsivity and instability, poor self-image and tumultuous personal relationships.
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Brexit may not immediately trigger another independence referendum in Scotland or renewed instability in Northern Ireland.
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I worry about the instability of the region and what that could mean for the future.
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Political instability, economic crises that last decades, nuclear saber rattling... the future is all bleak entropy!
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The report describes water scarcity as a near-term risk driving civil unrest and political instability.
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In the case of these four examples, that narrative is one of political discord and instability.
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Hammond also warned that failing to agree a "negotiated Brexit" could lead to instability and populism.
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Some studies find that civil wars are more common after sudden regime changes, which cause instability.
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"This is where you see a rise of threats, aggressive behavior, or of instability," said Kumar.
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Insurers leaving the marketplace have cited growing instability and uncertainty over the health care law's future.
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Ms George has argued that further rate cuts when markets are jittery might fuel financial instability.
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But the root of the family's instability "always circles back to financial struggles," Ms. Edwards said.
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Fitch said political instability and ineffective government continue to weigh on investor confidence in the country.
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Opponents have argued Brexit will create economic instability, including possible food shortages and skyrocketing import costs. .
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This has the potential for creating not only great need but also increased violence and instability.
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And the daily chorus of craziness, instability and meanness that dominates American politics is beyond frustrating.
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And the instability of Mrs May's minority government could yet lead to no deal at all.
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That was followed by other worries including political instability, a looming recession, market volatility and debt.
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On March 29th instability was expected to be on display once again at a general meeting.
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Robbie does her best to cut through the misogyny, leaning into the character's humor and instability.
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Wiley says Taylor was scared about her mother having access to guns given her mental instability.
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"New media propels political turbulence because of instability or loss of public faith in underlying institutions."
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The constant price increases have caused instability for families trying to budget for rent and food.
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However, economic recession and political instability in Turkey, its fourth- biggest market, have dented group profitability.
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Terror attacks and geopolitical instability have reduced the attraction of transiting through airports such as Doha.
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The renewed instability sent Venezuelan bonds lower, with the benchmark 2027 paper's price down 4.4 percent.
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I fail to understand how China resolving its internal affairs could bring instability to the world.
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But the cost and instability of for-profit colleges can also contribute to socio-economic inequality.
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The divisive ideology breeds discrimination and intolerance, heightening the risk of communal violence and other instability.
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Over the last year, this economic dynamic has spilled over into political instability on both continents.
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Investors keeping large cash balances because of global instability is another reason for the disappointing performance.
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Weaker parties have significant consequences: They make democracy more vulnerable to instability, backsliding, and insurgent candidates.
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Political instability, violence and poverty drove over 100,000 to flee in October of last year alone.
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A much smaller number are economic migrants, fleeing poverty and economic instability in their home countries.
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Rather, its (unstated) fears have more to do with potential instability in its own immediate neighbours.
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Investment-spooking instability of the kind some of Magufuli's policies are courting imperils much of that.
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"That (the) US arms a terrorist group is what causes instability," Khameini wrote on Twitter Monday.
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It's an emerging zone of instability, known as the Walker Lane, that closely follows Route 395.
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This reflects not only insecurity and political instability but also corruption, government ineffectiveness and weak institutions.
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At the same time, geopolitical risks have grown, from trade wars to political instability in Europe.
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Global instability and currency shifts remain risks, Hayes said, though the company has not increased hedges.
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Algerians have dark memories of that conflict and the military is highly sensitive to any instability.
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Thomas wants to show the link between political instability and its detrimental impact on environmental efforts.
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Uranus is the planet of innovation and invention—but it can also bring chaos and instability!
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But, he emphasized, the open split between the two countries will create much greater regional instability.
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Government officials say potential investors may be deterred by political instability if 'No' wins on Sunday.
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It also created fears of instability that might make people more amenable to his strongman pitch.
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The world needs many things right now, but increased global instability is not on the list.
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The growing instability in Afghanistan, however, makes it a poor time for the refugees to return.
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Restlessness, dissatisfaction, and instability (which Millennials report experiencing more than generations past) are negative ways of
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Yet they worry about trade policies and political instability that could emerge during a Trump presidency.
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It doesn't want the strategic instability that comes from having rising nuclear powers near its borders.
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Inflation, currency fluctuations, corruption and political instability are just some of the challenges facing regional operators.
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"The political instability going on is just pushing back any real action being taken," Ottewell said.
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Adding to that instability is the repeal of the individual mandate in the Trump tax bill.
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There are fears a bruising and close-fought election could give way to violence and instability.
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When he assaulted the cleaner, the police had requested his detention on grounds of mental instability.
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Being bipolar meant constantly weighing the merits of instability versus a denatured, drained sense of self.
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To say that I was freaked out about the prospect of economic instability was an understatement.
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He linked their actions to mental instability, a lack of appreciation of art or sheer ignorance.
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The spat with Mercosur illustrates how the country's political instability is causing isolation from its neighbors.
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"Inequality breeds instability," said Xu, director for Asia-Pacific at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
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He said the U.S. has no real answers for the conflict and instability in the region.
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That core question was never really answered, leading to years of management instability and shifting priorities.
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Italy might inspire copycats, leading to dangerous instability, if not outright disintegration of the currency union.
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FreedomWorks, a group associated with the Tea Party, said the tariffs caused instability and hurt Americans.
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Alex Morrell talked to Jwhy instability is a good thing for the bank's trade finance business.
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I discovered that preconceptions about real estate, such as its instability for example, were quite unfounded.
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Despite this week's gains, the euro is still vulnerable to regional political instability and U.S. tariffs.
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On Wall Street, stocks traded lower on fears that instability could return to the euro zone.
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In order to curtail that instability and maintain ties with Europol, a divorce deal is necessary.
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Among people with disabilities, housing instability is a crisis — about 24% of homeless adults are disabled.
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And the Middle East has been plunged even deeper into some form of instability since then.
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Lebanon has never defaulted on its external debt, despite frequent bouts of political and security instability.
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This might seem counterintuitive at first because letting someone go means exposing them to financial instability.
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I happen to think it's a core piece of the current maelstrom of discontent and instability.
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Despite suffering instability and violence, Iraq has twice been ranked top in terms of helping strangers.
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Venezuelan output has been declining due to instability and an economic crisis there, driving prices up.
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The Irish fled famine, the Germans fled political instability, and Italians primarily wanted better economic opportunity.
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But the IsDB's issue has not gone ahead, perhaps because of instability in global debt markets.
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Traders cited fears of financial instability and slumping bank shares on both sides of the Atlantic.
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The film feels very much of the moment and in tune with the concept of instability.
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"That differential in temperatures creates some instability and the water provides a moisture source," Miller said.
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This was a way "to prevent food insecurity from creating political instability," according to the cable.
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It's even more difficult if you have lots of stress or instability at home or work.
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It needs growth to justify its monopoly on power and is obsessed with preventing social instability.
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It seems to look like a "pair-instability supernova" that would happen among the heaviest stars.
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Mr. Xi's ascension, experts said, reflects not only his formidable power but also China's economic instability.
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Experts say it may actually contribute to violence and instability in Mexico's lucrative drug-producing market.
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Most said the biggest threat to financial market strength was political instability in the United States.
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The greatest threats to U.S. markets, 280 percent said, are U.S. political instability and trade negotiations.
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MC: I think it's because 1968 has become a lodestar for a period of political instability.
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The battle has also brought previously quiet Republican complaints of Mr. Trump's instability into the open.
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Mr. Mullins draws a comparison to Egypt, another nation that has suffered terrorism and government instability.
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T: The hand may bring order, but there is instability in both of your work, too.
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But despite the instability and violence, the voting has been seen as a potential bright spot.
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Instability has roiled northwest Nigeria, including Katsina, the home state of President Muhammadu Buhari, all year.
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Maybe this is why Nenny is so attuned to the instability of the 1980s geopolitical landscape.
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But other countries — including Russia in Syria and Saudi Arabia in Yemen — also fuel regional instability.
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Both would indicate a degree of instability and tensions that the leaders would rather not acknowledge.
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Mr. Godwin tries to finesse the problem by emphasizing from the start the Duke's own instability.
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On Friday, a series of deadly bombings in Pakistan added to the sense of regional instability.
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But Washington's development of new nuclear-weapon and missile technologies is also contributing to global instability.
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Trends suggest those criminal groups will continue taking advantage of instability in the region in 2020.
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These conflicts were eventually declared to have ended, but the instability and results continue to fester.
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The setting has a playful instability appropriate to the clothing's unceasing change and piled-on references.
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In defending himself against accusations of mental instability this weekend, Trump referred to his Republican forebear.
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Most important, Mr. Bardarson said, the hardy animals are reliable currency during times of financial instability.
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The strategic impact of the instability driven by the Budget Control Act is less well understood.
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Despite last week's gains, the euro still appears vulnerable to regional political instability and U.S. tariffs.
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There's already a significant amount of instability in the pricing of independent games in today's market.
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Employers no longer view a robust résumé as a sign of instability or lack of loyalty.
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Conflict begins when grievances are expressed through violence and instability, and it helps violent extremism grow.
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"When you create an uneven playing field in health insurance regulation, you create instability," said Pollitz.
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This only worsens the instability of the region and threatens the further escalation of sectarian conflict.
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What appears likely for Iran is a period of instability — in an already volatile Middle East.
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When players like Russia try to increase their influence, the result is to exacerbate regional instability.
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They warned of the instability it would bring and the eventual unraveling of the entire industry.
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With political instability at home, the German government is unlikely to focus on wider EU policies.
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The prospect of prolonged Italian instability drove the euro to six-month lows versus the yen.
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In the year since they first met, instability has continued to threaten Nigeria and West Africa.
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Every so often, the imperceptible turbulence and instability in which the trees exist does upend them.
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"At the same time, their intention is to threaten all of us and to create instability."
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But now the great stabilizer might be setting up the country for instability down the road.
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Four decades later, signs of instability have re-emerged, albeit not on the scale of 1979.
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Could it deter portfolio investors, people more prone to flee markets at the signs of instability?
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Still, we can't help seeing the Republican Party as the root cause of today's political instability.
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A spirit of instability in government will cause Americans to lose confidence in our public institutions.
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But it has one broad political mandate: to foster instability as resistance to any status quo.
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Critics point to the sluggish recovery, growth in inequality, and growing instability in the Middle East.
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The refugee crisis in Lebanon dates back decades, the result of longtime instability in the region.
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The real cause of instability in the Middle East was the Bush-Cheney invasion of Iraq.
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T=13. Damascus, Syria — The war-torn city understandably ranks very low because of geopolitical instability.
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Companies like Fernish and Feather are leaning into this instability and rebranding it as an opportunity.
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The square's missing right corners introduce a note of instability into the circle's otherwise stable form.
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"If Brexit were to occur … it would add institutional instability to financial and economic instability (and) accelerate the journey to the neck of the T-junction," El-Erian said, using a term he has employed to describe an approaching crossroads for global markets and the economy.
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They established that the parts of etnangien molecules which cause their instability are not shared by gladiolin.
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People who cross the Kremlin have been accused of psychological instability and locked away in mental hospitals.
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However, China's fundamental position regarding the Korean peninsula remained the same: no war, no instability, no nukes.
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Of course, there's no certainty that Trump will plunge the world into a new spiral of instability.
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The instability and uncertainty makes the choices Trump makes once he is inaugurated in January especially crucial.
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South Sudan, which gained its independence from Sudan in 2011, has endured war political instability and famine.
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And finally, notwithstanding all the instability and diplomatic chaos, President Trump continues to enjoy relative peace abroad.
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The stock market is tanking on concern about rising interest rates, slowing global growth and political instability.
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Iran is locked in a proxy war with Saudi Arabia that has fueled instability in the region.
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Whatever the outcome, analysts said, the U.S. ally now faces a period of political and economic instability.
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Tehran denies the accusations and says U.S. military presence in the Middle East causes tensions and instability.
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February 14, 2017 Instability at a dam in California leads to the evacuation of nearly 222,2650 people.
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Campos Neto also defended central bank independence, noting it reduces economic instability in times of political transition.
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The instability persisted into early 2016 with the introduction of circuit breakers that triggered early market closures.
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About one-third of Gen Z also says that housing instability and debt significantly stress them out.
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Such instability caused by an armed intervention could prompt corporations to reconsider their investment in the city.
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Political instability, high unemployment and the ratings downgrades have dented business and consumer confidence in South Africa.
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So some amount of instability is going to exist in this area now that it's been unleashed.
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Unfortunately, conditions like depression, anxiety, and other kinds of emotional instability are still stigmatized in our country.
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Multi-billion-dollar investments in infrastructure in Central Asia are China's solution to poverty and instability there.
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And Afghanistan has become a source of instability in Pakistan as much as the other way around.
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This stagnation leads to instability, with workers leaving to seek opportunity elsewhere and often getting stuck again.
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With global politics in a state of never-ending instability, all I wanted was a little protection.
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Lise Grande, U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq, said failure to help Iraq could lead to renewed instability.
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There will need to be work outside of the negotiation box ... in order to avoid financial instability.
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Campaigners blame political instability—Australia has churned through four prime ministers in eight years—and funding cuts.
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Instability in the more than two decades since has continued to force Somalis to flee the country.
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This past hurricane season, instability across the Atlantic was lacking, which helped lead to relatively few hurricanes.
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The government have indicated that this would happen quickly to try and limit any potential market instability.
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In much of Asia, where markets had opened, the shockwaves of the Brexit vote generated serious instability.
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Since then, terror groups such as ISIS and Fatah Al-Sham have taken advantage of country's instability.
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And maternal mental illness can affect children, leading to behavioral problems, emotional instability and difficulty in school.
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It was a year of instability, not only in the fashion industry but all across the world.
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In the oil and gas sector, positive feedback contributes to the instability of supply, demand and prices.
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Border tensions The IDF has been concerned about instability along the border because of Syria's civil war.
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Wealthy investors are trimming their stock positions, amid anxiety around a trade war and instability in Washington.
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The symptoms of CTE include difficulty thinking, depression, impulsive behavior, short-term memory loss and emotional instability.
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The primary reason U.S. respondents cited for instability was too much consumer debt, followed by growing inequality.
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She claimed the company knew about the car's 'instability and control' issues but didn't address the problems.
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We asked five experts the following question: How do we avoid the political instability of stagnant income?
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Russia during the 1860s and 1870s – the heyday of the author's career – was experiencing massive socioeconomic instability.
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Half the deaths occurred in the capital of a country mired in economic crisis and political instability.
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If they lower the standard for impeachment it can really -- this create an instability in our system.
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This election won't be about the size of government or instability in the Middle East or NAFTA.
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Cash transfers will not end civil wars, eliminate political instability, or cure malaria—at least not directly.
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Instead it triggered turmoil and instability which hurt the economy, and the political landscape resembles the past.
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Analysts and rights groups have warned of post-election instability and predicted losing parties would cry foul.
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Instead, 95 percent of Greeks said that global economic instability posed the greatest risk to their country.
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The economic instability in Turkey and Argentina offer compelling reasons to push for greater cooperation and communication.
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Michael Flynn's resignation signals instability in the White House — but, perhaps, more stability in American foreign policy.
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The government also points out that the initiative only guards against one particular form of financial instability.
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The central bank was quick to intervene with the three problem banks and prevented wider sector instability.
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Or maybe the political instability and potential renewal of a nuclear arms race will signal the end.
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President Trump has threatened to cancel them in order to bring about instability in the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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But nobody is expecting any form of financial instability anytime in the near future, Tan told Reuters.
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But Talavera said predicting the path of fiscal policy in Spain is difficult given the political instability.
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We have to be mindful of the possibility of fragile points that might trigger of financial instability.
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In September, he called Tesla the "absolute epitome of instability" and steered investors away from the stock.
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That could foster political instability between China and Taiwan -- something that Washington does not wish to see.
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Therefore if stagnant incomes were to be a cause of political instability, it would already have happened.
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And we feel that in this time of instability we have no idea what's going to happen.
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"That creates chaos, uncertainty and instability in the government and people generally don't like that," he said.
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Most of them have no visibility on their future, resulting in instability and trauma, especially for youth.
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That would be a lot of financial instability, not only for France but also for the Europe.
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Failure to act appropriately may plunge the region into the abyss of instability for decades to come.
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These are signs of vertical wind shear and extreme instability, and they are very dangerous to firefighters.
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Worries about financial instability may contribute to young people deciding not to get married or have children.
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Political instability and workplace issues such as child labor may make it an unsavory source, some argue.
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The Democrat has criticized the "instability" in the health care system that was caused by undermining Obamacare.
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Violence, instability and poverty have touched virtually every family and many Afghans suffer from mental health problems.
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However, invoking Newton's Third Law, a transition period could lead to instability and disruption in the marketplace.
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To effectively undermine and confront the regime, Washington needs to target Tehran's most fundamental vulnerability — domestic instability.
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Electrolytes aren't very stable to begin with and the quick movement they facilitate also leads to instability.
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However inadvertently, Dishonored 2 reflects the politics of its time: A world of fear, xenophobia, corruption, instability.
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Close to home, the Russian military continues to sow instability in Ukraine after annexing Crimea in 2014.
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Both the Solomon Islands and PNG have adopted laws to strengthen party discipline and thus end instability.
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Markets have already responded with higher borrowing costs as a result of this instability and subsequent speculation.
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Some aid groups warned mass deportations could unsettle the country that has long history of political instability.
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Meanwhile, investors will also be keeping a close eye on Spain and the political instability surrounding Catalonia.
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Longer-term implications of German political instability for Europe and the monetary union are a different story.
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During the years of implementation of the Agreed Framework, U.S. attention to North Korea's internal instability atrophied.
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A further deterioration of the rule of law and political instability is likely to unsettle international investors.
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Polar scientists are still investigating what's driving these warm water influxes and resulting instability in West Antarctica.
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The turmoil created by Brexit may itself become the source of more change, more stress, more instability.
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Raskin concluded by warning that Trump's instability in the White House was only going to get worse.
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But those are simply measurements of reality, not actual attempts to change the reality of PERA's instability.
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An oil embargo may be able to undermine North Korea's economic system and therefore create regime instability.
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Instability has fed corruption, slowed growth and hit recovery from a 2015 earthquake that killed 9,000 people.
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Though the war had ended, political instability led Quakers in the area to side with the Loyalist.
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For graphic on Chinese yuan under pressure as trade row with U.S. threatens market instability click reut.
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Nevertheless, such a penalty could create job instability for anyone related such as tour operators, he said.
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The instability in Afghanistan was a popular uprising, and the old men of the Kremlin knew it.
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Border crossings could now be tightened, and pressure could increase for unification, prompting instability in both places.
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While an unwinding could potentially lead to instability in financial markets, the action is long over-due.
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These, in turn, could lead to renewed financial instability and increasing political disarray, echoing earlier eurozone crises.
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Economic instability came in second in Wednesday's survey, with 2628 percent saying it is a major threat.
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A key cause of the instability is that our government has lost the trust of the people.
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Those impacts could also affect the U.S., drawing the country into foreign conflicts and increasing global instability.
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The Kremlin also said concern was expressed about instability along the line of confrontation in east Ukraine.
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Looking to markets in other regions, trade in Europe fluctuated as investors eyed political instability in Germany.
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Mental instability and violence are not symptoms of SEDc but could be symptoms of another, unrelated diagnosis.
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Among the most pressing issues include the conflicts and political instability in Libya, Yemen, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The researchers think that SN 2016iet could even be what's called a pulsational pair instability supernova (PPISN).
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The anxieties generated by financial instability are enough to affect just about any millennial's health and lifestyle.
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Chaos and worsened political instability could erupt in the gap before we fully adjust to vast automation.
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Citing the Syrian instability, Israel has sought U.S. endorsement for its claim of sovereignty over the Golan.
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Fearing more instability in the region, the United Nations, the US and the UK oppose the referendum.
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Change is the air, and there's a feeling of instability, but don't let that overwhelm you, Aquarius.
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Fresh interest is also being driven by instability in rival financial hub Hong Kong, the brokers say.
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I was suffering through severe family issues, sudden financial instability, and a crippling lack of self-worth.
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Amid the instability of his home life, he grew up watching baseball, idolizing Padres hero Tony Gwynn.
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And even within Twitter it seemed there was a lot of instability, with executives continuing to leave.
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