The shorter the lull, the smaller the explosion; the longer the lull, the bigger the explosion.
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And after the butch lesbian there was a lull, a seventeen-year lull, in which no one recognized me.
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While there is a lull in orders right now, Kleinfeld indicated that the lull should dissolve in the second half of 2016 and forecasted double-digit growth for 2017.
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Assad and Russia intensify airstrikes after a three week lull Assad and Russia intensify airstrikes after a three week lull After a three-week lull, Syrian and Russian warplanes on Tuesday resumed their bombing of rebel-held eastern Aleppo as humanitarian agencies fear the beginning of a major new government offensive on the northern Syrian city.
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During a lull in the shift, Flart had an epiphany.
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But university officials don't expect the lull to last long.
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The current trade lull extends beyond gold and oil, however.
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Crowds departed and tents dismantled, it's the lull between moments.
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SO I THINK YOU'RE SEEING A LULL IN THE ACTION.
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It may even lull you into a much needed nap.
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He did not specify how long the lull should last.
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But a lull had set in since — until Pruitt's departure.
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The result is that no one ever experiences a lull.
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During a lull, Ms. Rengifo took a moment to sit.
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Sunday's fight in Kulgam ended a lull of several months.
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It feels like we're in a lull, maybe I'm wrong.
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The military late on Friday declared a 24-hour lull in fighting in the capital and the Eastern Ghouta region on its outskirts, and a 72-hour lull in the north of coastal province Latakia.
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The QUOOZ Lull Ultrasonic Aromatherapy Essential Oil Diffuser retails for $38.95.
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Sunscreen may also lull people into a false sense of security.
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Don't let them lull you into a false sense of cleanliness.
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Jasin Boland/Universal Pictures The last week has been a lull.
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Syria As feared, the three-week lull in bombing didn't last.
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Mecca's mayor Osama bin Fadl Al-Bar played down the lull.
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In the lull, some Asia hands allowed themselves to breathe out.
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Since then, Lahoris say, there has been a lull in inspections.
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It will lull you out of sleep with a peaceful tone.
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Will it inspire you into action or lull you to sleep?
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During a lull in the gunfire, she crawled underneath a truck.
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The attorneys general say that could lull gun owners into complacency.
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"It's interesting," my friend said, during a lull in the show.
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In this lull, anything less than dominance scans as a disappointment.
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The market for new private jets is experiencing a lull, too.
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But once fall ends, we expect a lull in PS-mania.
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We've been a little lull for a little over two weeks.
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For now, though, we're actually in a lull of international competition.
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"There was a lull," said Nan Morrison, the council's chief executive.
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Their possession can lull defenses to sleep and they know it.
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Analysts have cautioned that the lull is unlikely to be permanent.
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There's a certain lull to suburbs that eludes the city-dweller.
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About 30% of its users visit the site monthly, Lull said.
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Following the holiday lull, acquisition announcements have been fast and furious.
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Don't let your good credit card habits lull you into complacency.
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In a lull before one of the shows, they traded riffs.
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After a bit of a lull, Tuesday really shook that off.
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That lull left the state's hydroelectric energy sources holding the ball.
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KS: There was a lull on Oprah for a while, though.
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But don't let tranquil markets lull you, some money managers are warning.
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There was a lull where we didn't see much from you anymore.
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Volumes have thinned out in Europe with the summer lull kicking in.
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The economy ministry this month presented a schedule to reverse the lull.
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She is designed to lull you into a false sense of security.
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The world has not seen such a lull since the early 1980s.
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Nothing like having a cute dog to fill a lull in conversation!
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Our plans are for tomorrow to expect a lull in the weather.
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The sun is now near its lull, known as the solar minimum.
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One, because Burns wants no lull or letup in the central drama.
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They wait for a lull in the gunfire so they can bolt.
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North Korea on Tuesday broke a two-month lull in weapons testing.
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Once you've talked school, jobs, and relationships, there's that dreaded, boring lull.
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However, few civilians used that lull in violence to flee the city.
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I think I imagined it because I couldn't deal with the lull.
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Finding a long enough lull to discuss this issue is almost impossible.
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The bombing broke a brief lull in militant violence in the country.
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Back then, there was kind of a lull with athletes and activists.
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The trouble is, a lull in the wind leaves a turbine listless.
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Lull joined in 2010, right as Credit Karma hit 1 million users.
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This lull can provide unwanted drama at intersections with heavy cross traffic.
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We're quick to browse social media at the slightest lull in conversation.
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The current lull after the initial exchange of fire is not surprising.
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Despite the lull, the markets have been surging under President Donald Trump.
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And it appears the hackers substantially improved their skills during the lull.
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Other residents also were using the lull as an opportunity to get out.
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Bond and equity trading revenue also exceeded expectations despite a late-summer lull.
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The Q2 lull is the perfect time to start leveling up your skills.
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Even with its autumn lull, its shares are up 30 percent for 603.
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He can almost lull you to sleep with tales of murder most foul.
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Major cyberattacks have been in a lull in recent months, and still are.
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"We worked our behind off, and now we're in a lull," he said.
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If you think about it, the anti-Photoshop movement has hit a lull.
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After a lull in the financial crisis, credit card issuance has mostly rebounded.
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But don't let that lull you into thinking these three events are identical.
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If anything, he considered Tuesday to simply be a lull in the market.
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It will also avoid the early morning lull that happened after 2 a.m.
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I'm so happy that my lull in project work happened over the summer!
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They can break off, or they can lull and mutate into something else.
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"They're definitely going through an innovation lull," he said on the "Halftime Report".
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The Nintendo Switch is experiencing a bit of a lull at the moment.
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It's three o'clock -- you're at work, struggling to focus during the afternoon lull.
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Plus, something about sipping from a warm mug helps lull me to sleep.
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Others remarked that the summer lull would be an excellent time for discounts.
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They'll notice there was no holiday lull in the rest of the world.
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Wednesday's attack came during a relative lull in violence after September's presidential election.
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I HAVE A FEELING WE'RE GETTING READY TO GO INTO A SUMMER LULL.
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Trading volumes were thin amid a summer lull in the U.S. and Europe.
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Spending patterns are showing the typical "lull" period in early to mid-December.
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Alliterative "ll" sounds braid each stanza with a mix of lull and lullaby.
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The war in Ukraine, after a long lull, is suddenly picking back up.
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Urgent texts and emails punctured the lull of a Saturday morning last fall.
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But the odd lull with a shutdown looming was disturbing to some senators.
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Then: a percussive melody, a brief energetic lull, and we're off and moving.
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The disaster ended a brief lull in the country's summer of deadly wildfires.
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Protagonist Grace Waters (Crystal Fox) has a hit a lull in her life.
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But the visit fell during what felt like a lull in the war.
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You can use that lull to your advantage — and gain the upper hand.
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But after a lull, galleries are back, farther south, and lots of them.
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China's leaders should seize the moment, not assume that the lull will last. ■
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When there's a lull in conversation, Long smiles, makes eye contact, and waits.
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After a three-year lull, insider-trading prosecutions appear to be ramping back up.
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Others, such as cherries, contain melatonin, another hormone that can lull you to sleep.
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We've been through this before where we've had a little bit of a lull.
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An investment lull, coupled with higher inflation and interest rates, could cause a recession.
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A charismatic boss can sometimes lull investors in a private-equity fund into complacency.
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"I think we're in a lull," said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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I was in a career lull, nearly penniless, and living with my parents again.
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Even the most compelling Indiegogo or Kickstarter campaign has a lull at some point.
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But a lull in fighting would be needed for the convoy to get in.
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Trading volumes were thin amid a summer lull in the United States and Europe.
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"I thought we had a little lull after the injury to Polak," Trotz said.
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Tuesday's ceasefire did not hold, with bombing and shelling resuming after a brief lull.
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Some warn that a lull could settle over the industry in the short term.
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Repeated enough, political contradictions can lull us into giving up on critical thought altogether.
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After a lull of several hours on Monday, fighting resumed in the late afternoon.
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" Palpably exasperated, Poncho went on, "There's a lull settling in, and it's not good.
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"Company Flow and our attitude was a reaction to that lull," says El-P.
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He'll jog up, lull the defender to sleep, then detonate from an unreasonable distance.
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"There may be a lull but I would expect them to continue," she said.
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For example, the female hormone estrogen seems to lull H.I.V. into a dormant state.
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It's the time of year when we start to shake off that summer lull.
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The economy ministry last month presented a schedule to reverse the lull in bidding.
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Inflation risks look underappreciated, and the lull in U.S.-China trade tensions could end.
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There has been a lull since then, with many foreigners too frightened to visit.
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The benchmark had risen 23% on Tuesday, helped by a short lull in tensions.
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When there's a lull in trending memes, Guy's team doesn't wait for new ones.
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I'm here to usher the rest of us into the lull before Labor Day.
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That "unavoidable lull" is no longer justification for random questions in Oregon, he says.
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Currently, NASA is facing a bit of a lull in its planetary exploration missions.
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A lull for nonprofit shelters too In the Rio Grande Valley sector of Texas, the busiest region for migrant arrests on the southern border, those running nearby nonprofit shelters have seen a lull over the past week, but weren't sure it would last.
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Syrian government aircraft resumed airstrikes Tuesday in Aleppo after a relative lull of three weeks.
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The air tastes of salt, and the lull of the waves feels almost womb-like.
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Lydia: So, you're going to feel warmth, and the warmth will lull you to sleep.
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That's how you lull beasts like Brûz over to your side, as the trailer shows.
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That's why there was such a lull back then, it was mainly because of me.
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The resumption of public, economic-related activities has coincided with a lull in missile testing.
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The anguished tones of ill-matched couples arguing lull me back to a peaceful slumber.
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The market for deals had picked up considerably after a long post-credit crisis lull.
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Loyal popaholics may have felt a slight lull in pimple-popping content as of late.
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After Clinton dispatched the protestor once, O'Brien tried again during another lull in the program.
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These deals mark a resumption in buying after Brexit caused a temporary lull in acquisitions.
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It's quiet, but makes enough of a white noise whirr to lull you to sleep.
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Big (1988) If there's one movie that can quietly lull anyone to sleep, it's Big.
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Jones dropped forearms and elbows on Rua's ribs whenever a lull in the action came.
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The occasional lull is filled with yet another scan of texts, emails, Facebook and Twitter.
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The latest spike in robberies may be criminals lining their pockets before an August lull.
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The postal bank I.P.O. comes amid a relative lull in big listings in Hong Kong.
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But he knows Friday represents an opportunity to kickstart his career again after a lull.
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There is no moment in a republic when there is a lull in the fight.
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In the lull between a nearby musician's sets, a deep hush feel over the crowd.
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When proceedings hit a lull, the crowds cycled through a series of pro-independence chants.
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Desiigner's energy level: 83/100 0:23 A natural lull here, as Desiigner's freestyle commences.
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This dream usually pops up when I'm stressed OR during a rare stress-free lull.
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After a lull of a few days, government forces began bombarding Douma again on Friday.
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So much for the beige lull of a good death following a life well lived.
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Opioids can lull people who use them into a false sense of security at first.
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"We're just in a lull right now, the coldest of the cold," Todd Frazier said.
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Picture this: You're staring down a plate of fresh brownies during your 2 p.m. lull.
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The attack came after a nearly yearlong lull in major attacks on Copts in Egypt.
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But Mr. Cho said there could be other factors contributing to the lull in tests.
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"Do not let that lull you into a false sense of hope," the governor warned.
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They too are navigating through a lull in the business, but their numbers remain steady.
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Since then, there's been a lull in large and violent protests, although demonstrations have continued.
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Who wanted to recount the details of their worst tragedies in the lull after sex.
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It may, for example, settle for a lull in violence rather than a formal ceasefire.
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The Pacers play a lethargic style of basketball, and kind of lull you to sleep.
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The false findings could stoke panic — or lull parents into a false sense of security.
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Protests in Hong Kong are now in their seventh month, albeit in a relative lull.
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The candy companies were already looking for a marketing opportunity in this lull before Christmas.
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Prosecutors allege Avenatti would "lull the client to prevent the client from discovering" his activities.
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After a lull of several months, sleeper cells are reawakening in the east of the city.
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Instead, improperly adjusted data on surface temperatures made for an artificial lull in the warming trend.
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The casual dining chain recently announced their newest deal to lull you in night after night.
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Justin Trudeau is here to lull you to sleep, and wish you a happy Earth Day.
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Pzizz will lull you to sleep with some really soothing music that fades out over time.
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It quenches dehydrated, fatigued skin and delivers a calming scent to help lull you to sleep.
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If that is the key cause of the drop in numbers, the lull may be temporary.
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Lack of local economic data and a political lull kept the currency in a narrow range.
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The post-lunch lull, normally peppered by a quick catch-up with colleagues, become unnervingly unpleasant.
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A cessation of hostilities is more an orchestrated lull in the fighting than a formal ceasefire.
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I am seeing the navel come back — there was a lull in that for a while.
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And global greenhouse gas emissions, after a brief lull from 2014 to 213, are rising again.
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Acknowledge the lull head-on with this tumbleweed emoji—in an effort to revive the chat.
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And then sit back and try not to let his dulcet tones lull you to sleep.
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Countries like Canada can lull themselves into a sense of security because they can import fish.
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After the longest lull in three decades of violence, it has spiralled again under Mr Modi.
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Every time he goes through a little lull, you think about giving him a day off.
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But drivers should pay attention: It's quiet enough to lull them way past the speed limit.
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The lethargic lull of scientific fatalism afflicted portions of America then as it sometimes does today.
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They made their escape within a week of the offensive, during a brief lull in fighting.
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He said any lull in missile tests did not mean that North Korea was sitting idly.
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The officer remonstrates her, and, after a momentary lull, she advances again, pushing and prodding him.
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The PAC's coronavirus ad campaign comes amid a lull among the Democratic candidates on the airwaves.
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That could lull him into a false sense of complacency during an interview with Mueller's team.
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During a lull in terrorist attacks, Kabul residents are talking about how rampant crime has become.
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Now, after a midcareer lull, Wozniacki appears energized and well aware of the currently available opportunities.
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We sat beside a burning barricade during a lull and he told me about his family.
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We're gearing up for our busy season and I'm doing my best to enjoy this lull.
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Better to wait for a lull in the conversation and ask your host for the aspirin.
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Was it a shorter period between Thanksgiving and Christmas that you didn't have the business lull?
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New York (CNN Business)After a decade-long lull, flashy mergers between American banks are back.
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Did we lull voters and the news media into a sense of complacency about the election?
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The first such truce, on Tuesday, failed when bombing and shelling resumed after a brief lull.
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But SEB's Hammarlund said this might be a short lull ahead of Sunday's presidential and parliamentary elections.
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After a lull in the back and forth, she responded by sending him a video of horses.
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After a lull, the South resumed these broadcasts in January 2016 following the North's fourth nuclear test.
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With smartphones all looking very similar these days, you might think there's a lull in design innovation.
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The same ritual would be repeated after my shower, and then during any lull throughout the day.
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There are also six white noise sounds to help lull you to sleep in the first place.
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There was a lull with the sport in the '60s, and it just wasn't quite as popular.
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Labour reforms that parliament passed during the summer lull were viewed by lenders as backtracking on promises.
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"There was a lull, but we are seeing the navel come back even stronger now," Thompson says.
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Tanahashi's win thrusts him back into the main event, and it's kind of nice after the lull.
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Let these kitties lull you into a sublimely chilled-out state in this six minute mindfulness class.
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He's also hawked Lull Beds on Instagram, and he has a podcast of his own called Help!
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The pertinent question is whether Cabrera is now over the hill, or just going through a lull?
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The Houthis stepped up their attacks following a lull last year ahead of U.N.-led peace efforts.
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Some businesses said it was probably a temporary lull as customers delayed decisions until after the election.
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"Eventually when it does get fixed, because presumably it will, there will be another lull," Cox said.
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The lull in orders has dented the profits of Rolls-Royce, which builds engines for the planes.
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However, we hit a lull offensively, and there wasn't a whole lot of energy after the start.
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"Some of these stories are absolutely sickening," Bradley tells me during a rare lull at the centre.
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Then, during a lull in the conversation, someone takes out their phone to check who knows what.
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If there's a lull in the weekend rush, ask waitress Sherry about her 22,25-strong apron collection.
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Perhaps David Tanis's recipe for mashed fava bean crostini is more your style come the weekend lull.
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The attacks on Bitcoin have generally led to a temporary lull in public interest in virtual currencies.
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Indeed the group's suicide-bombings have been especially lethal this year, after a relative lull in 2016.
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Apple is, by its own standards, in a bit of a lull in terms of profit margins.
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After a lull, Boeing will be looking for a boost to its largest twinjet, the future 777X.
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"I'm actually surprised that this didn't happen awhile back," Kerr said of his team's late-season lull.
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All those polls, all that parsing and extrapolating of data to lull us into a complacent stupor.
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If there's a lull in the weekend rush, ask waitress Sherry about her 1,000-strong apron collection.
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During the lull in play, Uribe milled around near the bag, but was not actually on it.
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The Packers were left for dead by many during their lull in the middle of the season.
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Exhaustion is hitting me like a truck, and Mike Pence is helping to lull me to sleep.
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It's not possession to intentionally lull Russia to sleep, or possession that is constantly probing for openings.
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"It's a fun way to handle the lull before you can actually meet in person," she said.
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It'll guide you through meditation and it also has programs designed to help lull you to sleep.
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As a vocalist, Post Malone excels in syllables with blurry edges and tightly controlled melodies that lull.
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"What&aposs sort of magical about a credit report is also magical about tax returns," said Lull.
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During a lull in the shooting, M.B.Z. introduced the women, who were all his daughters and nieces.
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After a lull this month, protests resumed in Baghdad and other cities, including Nassiriya, Basra and Najaf.
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But if it were to lull you to sleep, the dreams "Rusalka" inspired might well be nightmares.
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And yet, thanks to rate cuts and a lull in trade tensions, tech stocks have soared. 103.
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She also expressed hope that a rare lull in violence over the past few days would persist.
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Treasury yields have been in a summer lull since hitting their highest level since 2011 in May.
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Mergers and acquisitions are in a lull compared with recent years, and a sustained pickup seems unlikely.
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Critics contend that Mr. Barnett used a "bait-and-switch" tactic to lull the neighborhood into complacency.
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He said he could not recall feeling anxious about unearthing new talent, or there being a lull.
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After a lull of several months, machete killings of writers, editors, and academics have returned to Bangladesh.
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Purchases picked up in the month of June after a lull in April and May, the newspaper added.
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The danger we face is allowing the march to make us feel better, to lull us into complacency.
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He has been getting hot again at the plate after a lull of slightly less than a week.
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Throughout this current lull, China's state-run newspapers and television channels have taken an increasingly anti-American tone.
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The pair, along with producer Bruna Papandrea, recently got together during a rare lull in their hectic schedules.
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There are a lot of numbers and names thrown about this section to lull you into believing them.
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I dove down the FFXIV rabbit hole for a couple weeks during a lull in my Destiny obsession.
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Fighting picked up again in the area after a ceasefire deal later that month brought a temporary lull.
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Braces pop up only occasionally in film, and the past decade has been a bit of a lull.
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But nonfarm payrolls shot back up in June, suggesting the U.S. economy regained speed after a brief lull.
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As the 2016 campaign heads toward a late-summer lull, Donald Trump is trying for yet another reboot.
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OFFICE — AFTERNOONThe CORRIDOR DIGITAL headquarters are hitting the usual lull around lunchtime, when an UNUSUAL EMAIL shows up.
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As of now, their relationship has never had a lull, and there's no reason to think it will.
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Troops began shelling the town on Thursday, ending a lull that had prevailed since the ceasefire took effect.
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That was the largest gain since February and came despite a lull in homebuilding activity and home sales.
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And with it, the lull in Iranian cyberattacks on the West may be coming to an end, too.
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From there, the album moves quickly, because of its tendency to lull the listener into a hypnotic state.
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During the lull, South Korean officials would sometimes use a bull horn to shout messages across the border.
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But the NHBC figures are not seasonally adjusted, and the third-quarter data often shows a summer lull.
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During that lull ICE has been scooping up talent and building out Bakkt, including through acquisitions, said Sprecher.
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According to experts Matt Maley and Ian Somaiya, 2016 might be actually be a lull for the industry.
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The years-long lull in the region's hurricane activity hasn't dulled preparations made by emergency managers, Eosco said.
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In the temporary lull between songs you can almost feel the vibrations thrumming from his heavily garlanded jacket.
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He leaned against the window, letting the gradual march towards sunset lull him into a half-awake state.
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And it can lull you into buying a non-GMO product even when the GE alternative is safer.
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A successful cease-fire is first a humanitarian win because lives are saved during the lull in fighting.
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I put Bob's Burgers on to lull me to sleep, because what is more soothing than the Belchers?
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Retailers can avoid a "lull" by bringing in exclusive products that shoppers can't find anywhere else, Johnson said.
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Thus, this seraphim held melancholy Gentle as a lull in a long conversation But heaven allows only jubilance.
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There was a little bit of a lull after we wrote it where the project was in limbo.
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A jazz-heavy album aiming to lend a shoulder to a generation in need can lull at times.
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But the first such truce on Tuesday quickly collapsed when bombing and shelling resumed after a short lull.
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An upstart number two promotion, TNA, was hitting its stride just as WWE was in a creative lull.
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At night, the never-ending buzz of drones lull you into a light sleep under their watchful din.
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A brief lull in fighting will be of immense relief to Afghans, whom war has convulsed for years.
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Taxibots often lined up on Rowena, waiting twenty minutes for a lull in traffic on Los Feliz Boulevard.
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And on Wednesday, the United States conducted its first airstrike against the insurgents after an 11-day lull.
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Right now I'm in a social media lull and don't take many photos or videos outside of work.
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It really does appear that the early 2017 lull in apprehensions was a reaction to Trump taking office.
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Ambulances raced to the scene during a lull in the shooting, a witness who lives nearby told Reuters.
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Even when there has been a lull in the fighting, returning home is impossible because of land mines.
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So even though early November is relatively slow, a lull between seasons, there's actually a lot going on.
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Leach said Washington State's offense regained its footing after hitting a lull in the first half last week.
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Peaceful lull Although Hong Kong has seen a week of peaceful calm, that hasn't always been the case.
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"It's a good way to relax," Hallgrimsson said this year during a lull in Iceland's soccer schedule here.
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Although the Locke kids take that time to relax, the lengthy lull should send viewers into high alert.
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"They want to lull you into this view that there's nothing new here, that it's boring," implored Sen.
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During a lull between takes, Levy, one of the show's creators and stars, admired his scene partner's nails.
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During a lull in battle, he received word that his application to enroll at Juilliard had been accepted.
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Still, when Wilson's film begins, you wonder if she hasn't caught Swift in a bit of a lull.
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They also took place at the end of a summer that saw a lull in Yellow Vest protests.
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After a disastrous evaluation ceremony, Arianwyn is sent to the far-flung town of Lull — an unglamorous assignment.
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While a passing shower remains possible, the lull returns early afternoon before the later afternoon into evening batch.
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A: It's possible, especially if either of them hits a career lull or needs to promote a documentary.
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They lull you into a certain way of being that is completely at odds with your daily life.
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They are targeting companies and government agencies in the United States with renewed gusto, after a multiyear lull.
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But plenty more are shot in a whisper, between customers or during a lull, mindful of nearby bosses.
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It really does appear that the early-2017 lull in apprehensions was a reaction to Trump taking office.
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"The annual post-Black Friday shopping lull was even more pronounced this year," Retail Metrics President Ken Perkins said.
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In weeks to come, we'll look back on this as a beautiful end-of-summer lull, just you wait.
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Sources told Reuters the minister, Ahmed al-Mayssari, left his home during a lull in fighting the previous night.
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We must not, as we have done in the past, permit official euphemisms to lull us into silent complicity.
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The clashes, while not as prolonged or violent as some earlier ones, ended a brief lull in the violence.
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It's a bedtime story that's supposed to lull but is too engaging to ever actually let you doze off.
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There's a spacious, swanky bar, and calming mood lighting and images that are meant to lull passengers to relaxation.
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Sloane Leong: I feel the same way about music and its effect of helping lull me into a narrative.
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Have we gone through another now-familiar first-quarter lull in U.S. growth, only to see activity quicken again?
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We were sitting in the hotel restaurant, with his agent, John Morris, in the lull between breakfast and lunch.
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SYDNEY, July 16 (Reuters) - Major currencies held around recent ranges on Monday thanks to a lull in China-U.
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"The longest lull before this was a few weeks in October," said Tony Anscombe, senior security evangelist at Avast.
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The tempo of fighting increased over the summer after a brief lull for the late-spring opium cultivation season.
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After the Open, obviously psychologically there was a lull, but the main thing in mind was always this week.
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The one I got is a small device that uses a light system to help lull you to sleep.
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We should not believe that the current lull is the last we have heard of the shock and awe.
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Some experts worry that a lull in hurricanes hitting the state over the past decade could breed false complacency.
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After a reasonably solid Black Friday week, several analysts have reported a larger midseason lull than what is typical.
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Excluding a six-year lull in the 2000s, TIGERCOMP has been the Marine Corps tank gunnery competition since 5003.
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No, I shall merely delete his comment and block him, then lull myself to sleep thinking tolerant, sympathetic thoughts.
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A historic lull in coups and revolutions appears to be ending, making these dynamics increasingly consequential well beyond Venezuela.
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That lull is good news for Off Broadway, allowing the most unusual new works a chance to get attention.
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"We kind of hit a lull for a second, but I don't think we ever lost confidence," Jones said.
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After a tense lull in the violence most of Monday, the confrontations resumed in force late in the day.
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After five years, 2018 has been something of a lull in the storm of new voting laws in Alabama.
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Before rapt audiences, these "mesmerists" used carefully choreographed gestures to lull their subjects into a state of credulous obedience.
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During the lull before the ship docked, President Donald Trump initially said he'd like to keep passengers on board.
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Of course, we may now just be in a lending lull that will soon give way to a rebound.
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Partly cloudy skies, the norm during my stay in Cuzco, can lull travelers into a false sense of security.
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Svitolina rarely plays a loose point, and is adept at taking advantage of any lull in her opponent's concentration.
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When there was a lull in the fighting, he and his family decided to make a run for it.
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What is heartening for stock markets is the continued liquidity inflows, with FIIs rejoining the bandwagon after a lull.
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Excessive consolidation was troubling to Americans for many years and, after a lull, has begun to trouble people again.
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Saturday was a relatively quiet day for Fashion Week, a lull before the packed schedules of Sunday and Monday.
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The lull in contract signings during the previous three months signaled the potential slow down in sales this summer.
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On Friday, with hours to go until voting begins, there was a relative lull in reported attacks on civilians.
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Both pitchers had a summer lull, Scherzer because of a neck problem and Kershaw because of a back injury.
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The chance came after she moved back to Atlanta in 2016 and found herself in a lull between projects.
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North Korea has not conducted a missile test for 53 days, the longest such lull in testing this year.
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It plays soothing sounds that can lull her to sleep and can even help her monitor her sleep for improvements.
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I eat quickly during a lull and get ready to be on the floor as a server by 4 p.m.
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But they can also trick us into thinking we're doing something, so they can kind of lull us into passivity.
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When autocrats began falling during the Arab spring, Russia's interest in the region reawakened from a long post-Soviet lull.
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The bed also warms both sides individually and has a built-in white noise generator to lull you to sleep.
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For the past week the territory has been relatively calm, with a rare lull in the barrages of tear-gas.
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So when you're experiencing a lull or slowdown in your life, revisit this list of 10 movies about Black joy.
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It also marked a return to aggression after a brief lull in tensions following a huge peaceful march on Sunday.
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Respondents experience a "rush of self-discovery" and "the cheerful lull of self-acceptance", but also "the comfort of solidarity".
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The Mamalilikulla First Nation has been monitoring the bears, specifically those in Hoeya Sound and Lull Bay, for several years.
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It was followed by a debut poetry collection with a similar theme, "Letter Composed During a Lull in the Fighting".
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In the meantime, lull your skepticism with the quirky episodic story (with sheep and ghosts!) told on the Samara website.
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I've found myself doing a bit of fishing before bed, and letting the chill nighttime music lull me to sleep.
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The current lull emphasizes how fickle hurricane systems can be, which complicates accurate hurricane predictions under human-caused climate change.
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Now that they know about this lull before the eruption, researchers hope to work the information into pre-eruption warnings.
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They say the apparent lull might be due to people getting ill but failing to seek proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Otherwise, take advantage of the lull between holidays to get a head start on your health for the new year.
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The weather risks encouraged a wave of covering by investment funds holding large short positions, before a lull on Wednesday.
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In eastern Ghouta, people were using the relative lull to find provisions, said Moayad Hafi, a rescue worker based there.
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But did the media actually hold this story intentionally, to lull Republican voters into nominating Trump before lowering the boom?
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We will see two to three newly-minted unicorns from the region this year, after a relative lull last year.
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It would also be wrong to suggest that the Bacha Khan University attack shattered a relative lull in terrorist violence.
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Iraqi forces, backed by the coalition, have started a new push into Mosul after a two-week lull in fighting.
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This, however, amounts to no more than a lull in hostilities before the battle for survival resumes with renewed intensity.
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The proceeding hours in the campaign lull you in, breaking up on-foot action with platforming challenges and Titan battles.
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"We need to jump on it and take advantage of this lull before any other wind jumps up," he said.
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While they suffered something of a lull after Graham's departure in 1995, the arrival of Arsene Wenger revitalised their prospects.
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The pullback was also due to softer domestic demand, particularly around July as construction typically drops during the summer lull.
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"The question is how much simply represented demand pull-forward from December, leading to the dreaded December lull," Johnson said.
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Still, this week is expected to bring a pick-up in activity with bond issuance rising after a summer lull.
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It's not surprising that technology that helps drivers can lull them into thinking they need not pay attention at all.
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The first such truce took place on Tuesday but quickly collapsed when bombing and shelling resumed after a short lull.
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The appointment of Roger Torrent to the role ended a relative lull in the crisis since the election in December.
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The result was not peace or an end to the conflict — far from it — but at least a welcome lull.
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The size of Amazon's opportunity, however, makes it all the more baffling that the company has hit a growth lull.
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Eventually he motioned to me during a lull in the activities, and I stepped down to see what he wanted.
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Then in 1985, during a career lull, he joined up with the young Parisian artist Ramuntcho Matta, and swerved again.
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Some analysts say the market has reached a lull, given stocks have already priced in approval of the tax bill.
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On a car trip weeks after their first date, a lull in the conversation brought out Ms. McEnerney's playful side.
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Ambulances came to the scene during a lull in the shooting, a witness who lives near the hotel told CNN.
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With insight into the asset side of a person&aposs finances, Credit Karma has a more holistic view, Lull said.
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That tally seemed to wilt Anaheim's will, and the Stars took advantage of the lull to put away the game.
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After a lull of several weeks, American troops and Syrian Kurdish fighters are once again conducting large-scale counterterrorism missions.
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Major currencies have been in a holding pattern in recent days thanks in part to a lull in China-U.
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The jump in prices has given a lift to refiners during what is typically a lull in activity for them.
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Ambulances raced to the scene during a lull in the shooting, a witness who lives near the hotel told CNN.
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The Houthis recently stepped up drone attacks on Saudi cities following a lull last year ahead of the December talks.
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Slow TV is designed not to draw you into its story, but to lull you into not worrying about one.
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When babies get fussy, the Snoo responds with a gentle rocking motion and white noise to lull them back to sleep.
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During a lull in the conversation, Chrystal told me she worries what will happen if Ferrara loses the emerald for good.
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This week may have been, perhaps, the closest thing the cybersecurity world can experience to a lull in the digital mayhem.
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I'm pretty caught up on my work, so I decide to take advantage of the lull and browse for some apartments.
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There's a lull in the music and an MC begins to speak, leading the crowd in a moment of self-reflection.
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The question is: Is it a permanent lull, or is it just temporary until they figure out the next big thing?
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For however long it took, even if it took all night, I could wait for a lull in my interior monologue.
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Google Trends data showed a bit of a lull in searches for him, followed by a major spike in late November.
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Kristin and Lou Divers came to the city to change diapers, clean spit-up and lull a crying baby to sleep.
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A three-day Eid ceasefire in June 2018 had brought hope that a longer lull in the fighting might be feasible.
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Twilio is taking a big risk in trying to be the first software company to go public after an extended lull.
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Netflix lost subscribers this quarter for the first time in years, a combination of the price hike and a content lull.
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But during a lull in the action on the court, Princess Estelle decided to take a nap in her father's lap.
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"I think a lot of people expect there to be a little bit of a lull, clinching so early," Solis said.
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Despite a recent lull, "I think there's going to be more Chinese investment in the U.S. across all sectors," he said.
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But the market hit a lull this week after speculators expecting an earlier exit closed positions and weakened the crown somewhat.
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Major currencies have been in a holding pattern in recent days thanks in part to a lull in the China-U.
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As notebook designs once again settle into a comfortable and familiar lull, laptop makers have been switching their attention to displays.
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The concern is that the lull during the shift will occur when the races are scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.
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Cramer countered that China's lull in buying is temporary, and that Lamba underestimated how much Indian consumers would want the iPhone.
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You've got a fleet of competing disrupters, breathing their friendly, one-word monikers down your neck: Leesa , Keetsa , Nectar , Helix , Lull .
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There was a brief lull in the hostilities Thursday afternoon, but by the evening, the two sides were exchanging fire again.
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If you were curious and motivated individual during a lull in employment, why wouldn't you make a curious and motivated employee?
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They are rooting around in places like Brazil and South Africa, while markets more broadly appeared to be in a lull.
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Demand for refined products like gasoline also remains slack during the lull between the summer driving season and the holiday rush.
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But the world's top energy firms are restarting their search for giant oilfields under the ocean after a two-year lull.
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Any existing court orders for business records and special types of wiretaps, for example, will still be valid during the lull.
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The migration authorities, taking advantage of the lull, began registering the migrants this week and issuing them letters of safe passage.
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The S&P 500 index also hit a new record high and U.S. retail sales rebounded in March after a lull.
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It features a relaxing blend of essential oils, including jasmine, chamomile and orange, designed to lull you into a deep slumber.
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The seismic lull in California since Northridge has helped the authority accumulate $15 billion in available funds for an eventual payout.
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We've had such a lull in the depth of our distance swimmers and good distance swimmers, until this year with Katie.
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Every time there was a lull in the fighting—and war is mostly lulls—the cigarettes and the phones came out.
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It's easy to lull people into assuming that the question of standing embodies some kind of neutral principle, divorced from ideology.
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The fiery crash, on a hill near a wildlife sanctuary, ended a brief lull in the country's summer of deadly wildfires.
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Mobile Moron Fast-Facts Plan Allow this highly limited data plan to lull you into a state of information-age complacency.
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With auto sales coming off their January lull, manufacturers and dealerships are offering holiday-related discounts on some of their inventory.
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The most memorable feature of his illness, though, was not the storm within his mind but the lull in his eyes.
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Germany, the Netherlands and Italy have also held bond auctions as supply from the region picks up after a summer lull.
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The three episodes suggested that militant activity was re-emerging after a major police crackdown and a lull of many months.
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Saudi retailers have felt the fallout from a prolonged lull in oil prices that is weighing on government and consumer spending.
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After a morning lull in fighting, fierce clashes broke out again across the city, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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The president may yet mount a serious effort to restrict trade, despite a lull after he scuttled the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Working in Colorado as his son played a video game nearby, Mr. Traub said he was looking forward to a lull.
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But just on the other side of it, there's a relative lull in a few unexpected places, including Lake Tahoe, Calif.
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The report attributed the lull in anti-Semitic acts to a "compassion reflex" in the wake of hate crimes against Jews.
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You've probably seen Casper mattress ads on the subway, or ads for Leesa, Lull, or any number of other similar startups.
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When you look at younger players, do you think that after the Big Four and after the Williams sisters, the tennis world should be worried about a lull in interest or a lull in competitiveness, or are you confident that there are up-and-coming players who have what it takes to fill those huge shoes?
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A variety of factors can lull us into relationship complacency—compatibility, friendship, shared interests, inertia, fear of being single or low expectations.
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The current enthusiasm for it may die down they believe, but that lull may give way to more insight and another shift.
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Sure, I was a little sleepy, and it seemed hard to focus, but I figured I was in a post-vacation lull.
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Click through to see five examples of late-night snacks that won't keep you up — and might just lull you to sleep.
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And it comes in a period that is usually one of the quietest of the year thanks to a summer trading lull.
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Two suicide bombings in Northwestern Pakistan killed at least six people, following an almost three-month long lull in the volatile region.
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" After a brief lull in gunfire, Knapp bolts out of the bar and runs into the parking lot, yelling, "Guys, run — go.
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Whenever my creativity is at a lull, I see that as a good time to take a break and practice self-care.
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Especially following the months-long lull after the game's instantaneous post-launch success seemingly ground developer Niantic's continued work to a halt.
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They're sunrise alarms, which simulate relaxing sunsets to lull you to sleep and invigorating sunrises to help you wake in the morning.
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While they can't lull you into a glorious slumber, they can give you a way to pass the time while you wait.
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A second problem is mistrust, heightened since the revival of great-power competition between America and Russia after a post-Soviet lull.
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A fierce announcement from the Oval Office of new import tariffs or impending fire and fury has been followed by a lull.
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But the lull between its last product launch and the upcoming smartwatch launch has resulted in contracted revenue and unit sales declines.
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Recently, such a return seemed possible, thanks to a lull in violence after the Syrian regime made military advances in eastern Ghouta.
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We might have hit a little lull, but we're a good ball team and we're a team to still look out for.
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They're muted, pleasant, and repetitive — not so repetitive that I notice, but enough to lull me into something resembling a productive rhythm.
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The rest of us will be able to lull ourselves to sleep with the film when it hits YouTube a day later.
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Or maybe you just like to soak up the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and let it lull you into a tryptophan nap.
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A rapid build during a seasonal lull in demand in February pushed copper stockpiles to a nine-month high by mid-March.
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Could it be that the silence persists because everyone is working on projects in the lull between Star Wars Celebration and D23?
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For now, the BOJ may blame sticky yields on a summer lull and prefer to wait for longer before drawing any conclusions.
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It's a distinctive cycle we've been trapped in for decades, where a lull in TB cases is followed by a sharp increase.
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I know white noise can lull you to sleep, but maybe think twice before picking the sound of rain patter every night.
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As as investor, if you're feeling calm about this long bull market, don't let the lack of volatility lull you to sleep.
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The research firm said Fortnite's popularity has "hit a lull," giving EA an opportunity to "capture momentum" with its Season 2 release.
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Following a relative lull in tensions, two Saudi oil sites came under fire, and the US has pinned the blame on Iran.
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Since the police killed Mr. Chowdhury in August, there has been a lull in attacks, which had occurred several times a month.
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We're now in a lull and there's a lack of information, so you're going to focus on what's going on in Congress.
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By Monday evening, the shooting had subsided, but aid officials said the two sides were using the lull to reposition their forces.
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Is this the inevitable result of a lull in productivity growth, a result of bad policy or bad luck, or some mix?
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"There has been a lull in hurricane activity in the U.S. for several years", said Kurt Karl, Swiss Re's group chief economist.
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It is the "dead zone" lull between lunch and dinner, yet McDonald's is bustling with customers tapping their orders on huge screens.
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After a lull in hostilities, Frances deliberately re-starts them by returning to Greta's house, to sift through her garbage for clues.
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So stupefying are their exhortations and oaths of fealty, the movie might have been made as much to lull as to agitate.
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In the lull before the night crowd came en masse, one of the kitchen staff told chef Dustin Everett he smelled smoke.
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Their offense was a lull-you-into-a-coma enterprise; their young pitchers were running up frequent-user miles on M.R.I. scanners.
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Then there was a little bit of a lull, but since Mr. Collins's indictment, we have raised nearly a half-million dollars.
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And maybe electric car makers, who now face more-challenging economics (though the overall lull in transportation is a more serious issue).
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The ASEAN leaders did agree that they should not take a lull in the dispute over the South China Sea for granted.
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Its last opening was in 2017, following a lull since 2011, although it had increased staff at its sites in the meantime.
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"China is kind of plateauing or in a lull, but in the long term, the market is going to grow," Saikawa said.
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"I don&apost think you can actually get 19 year olds to care about their credit and debt and finances," said Lull.
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" During a lull at the Republican National Convention, Navarro told me that he argues for the need to "balance the trade deficit.
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The attack took place after a week's lull in the heavily fortified capital following a series of bomb attacks in recent months.
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But whereas the Glow failed to lull me to sleep every night, it did help with waking me up in the morning.
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Perhaps the most unexpected moment in the proceedings took place during a brief lull, when Erasmo Reyna, García's personal lawyer, approached Barata.
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Still, the resulting progress in reducing those nuclear arsenals brought only a temporary lull in the relentless growth of the Pentagon budget.
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The resumption in trade talks after a lull also lifted chipmakers, with Germany's Siltronic recovering nearly 5% after falling sharply on Tuesday.
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"In April there was a lull in the tweetstorm, and I seized on the opportunity," Kelly told Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos.
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Should those firms go the IPO route, the listings will dominate the headlines and lull people into marking the return of public listings.
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In a rare lull between responsibilities, Taff meets me at the back of the Custom Tent, overlooking scores of bizarre and beautiful bikes.
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AFTER a summer lull, the whirlwind of North Korea-centred diplomacy that marked the first half of the year is about to resume.
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With Airbus still well ahead on narrowbody orders even after a recent lull, Boeing can ill afford to be squeezed on two fronts.
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The mechanism that explains the link between the lull in shipwrecks, tropical cyclones and sunspots during the Maunder Minimum involves sea surface temperatures.
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In early modern Europe, between about 1500 and 1800, the Christmas season meant a lull in agricultural labour and a chance to indulge.
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You have this temporary lull when these guys are taken off the street, but then there's nothing done to address the underlying conditions.
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Baffert admitted that Pharoah's retirement left him in a bit of a lull, but he has clearly re-emerged with another special horse.
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It's the December lull time of year, which means you, along with all the other Netflix users, have ample time to watch television.
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But, Rosenberg tells The Verge, stories also lull us into a false sense of knowledge and fundamentally limit our understanding of the world.
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I'm luckily at a bit of a lull in my main work project and nothing crazy or time sensitive is happening this week.
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This trio of wild organic beauty products ($183) will lull the tresses of any merman or maid into a state of unkempt perfection.
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In May, gold powered up to around $385 per troy ounce, from a low in March of $326, before a lull set in.
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In that post-dessert lull, you suddenly leap up from the table and say, "OK: DISHES!" then take some plates and start cleaning.
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Jimbo Lull had 14 points and Ratinho 12 for the Dons, whose lone loss came last week in Northern Ireland against unbeaten Buffalo.
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Any time you're up three goals, sometimes the game gets into a bit of a lull, the losing team kind of picks up.
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It became the thing I forced friends to watch at parties or over dinner, or really anytime there was a lull in conversation.
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But no one was injured by the bombs, and a lull in the fighting ensued, giving them time to take up defensive positions.
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"A lull won't be sexy, but it's the hard and important work that needs to be done to generate combat power," said Col.
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But it has given no firm commitment on a date or any clear indication what its next move might be after the lull.
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Data for November and December showed consumer spending bounced back from a lull caused by bad weather, a Cabinet Office official told reporters.
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"This sudden surge could be a result of the messy primary season or a relative lull in geopolitical news from overseas," White said.
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There are plenty of extras, like natural sounds to lull you to sleep and optional integration with Pebble, Android Wear, and Samsung smartwatches.
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When tennis players contest long matches, their energy levels may lull and they may succumb to cramp if they lose too much potassium.
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After noted marketing campaigns like the Subservient Chicken in 2005, the company went through a lull, which changed with small steps, Machado wrote.
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"Refusing to cuddle us or lull us into easy sleep, Mr. Spielberg locates the unspoken moral of all our fairy tales," he wrote.
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He says that relatively speaking, the game is still doing well, but also admits that they're in the middle of a content lull.
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During a mid-afternoon lull, I eat a whole bag of potato chips and then a banana in a guilty attempt to compensate.
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Essentially, the fact that more music is coming out at the lull period in the year is probably reflective of the digital age.
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Mr. York, the Dyn strategist, said in an interview during a lull in the attacks that the assaults on its servers were complex.
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Americans shouldn't allow the headline low number from last Friday's unemployment rate, 24.5 percent, to lull them into a false sense of security.
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These are observations that fit roughly with the idea of at least a lull in the headlong liquidation phase, but they guarantee nothing.
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The Idlib region saw a lull in air raids that have been pounding rebel-held territory after Russia's defense ministry announced on Aug.
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It hopes to use such a lull in the standoff to create a momentum for negotiations between North Korea and the United States.
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At the same time, there has been a relative lull in insurgent suicide attacks that indiscriminately kill civilians, especially in Kabul, the capital.
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Apple said it had sold 46.7 million iPhones in the quarter, which is typically a lull period before the new devices come out.
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By nightfall, during a lull in the fighting, the streets in parts of Gaza City were almost empty, with many residents staying indoors.
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With the street protests entering a relative lull, she could have shown the public she was willing to listen humbly to her people.
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It's hard to imagine, but this seemingly fast-moving impeachment inquiry may actually be in a "lull" because Congress has been on recess.
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For instance, the lull began before the rescue boats were forced to suspend operations and before the arrival of the Italian naval ships.
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If you want to see mobsters violently taking out their rivals, "The Irishman" has a long lull after an early flurry of action.
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But before the recent missile tests, for 85033 days, a lull in North Korean activity appeared to signal success for the Trump administration.
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Credit Karma got its name not from Lin, but from Lull, a high school friend who would ultimately become the fintech&aposs CMO.
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Wall Street's three main indexes also reached record intraday highs as investors focused again on the U.S. reflation trade after a brief lull.
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They are all too likely to lull the new Italian government into a false sense of security about the state of the economy.
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The changes were unrelated to the growing criticism of the Saudi campaign, officials told Reuters, and instead stem from a lull in airstrikes.
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A brief lull in the campaigns to distribute two major pieces of malware has security researchers baffled and in some cases on edge.
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Mr. Pamio was indicted after a lull in the case, a sign that investigators in the United States are continuing to pursue suspects.
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Now, I suppose this could be a savvy trick by Rubio's team, a misleading leak to lull Trump into a false sense of security.
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It's a slow morning — last week was the busiest week of my year, so I welcome the rare lull, knowing it won't last long.
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But since Franklin's 2011 indictment, police said they had linked him to several more unsolved slayings, some from the previously presumed lull in killings.
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Whenever there was a lull, and Mami became a little bored, she dealt the tarot cards into a star and read her own fortune.
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The company behind a texting platform that powered more than 1,300 Democratic campaigns has slashed its staff in the lull following the 2018 midterms.
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Sleeves are great for air-conditioned venues, but not so great for the lull between ceremony and reception, especially when it's nearly 90 degrees.
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And, with the current period of active hurricane formation now 24 years old, a lull, with accompanying superstorms, may not be long in coming.
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After Google searches for "inverted yield curve" spiked in 0.053, searches for the term entered a lull for over a decade until December 2018.
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Dropbox, Docusign, Avalara and Elastic are among a crop of emerging software companies to go public in 2018 after an IPO lull last year.
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A brief lull in the Brexit coverage pushed the environment to the top of news bulletins in the weeks running up to the vote.
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Ashton-Gonzalez takes a chance during the lull in our chatter to tell us about the tower, and the upcoming plans to demolish it.
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The past two months have seen a relative lull and it has not tested a missile since firing one over Japan on Sept. 15.
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As I tried to lull to sleep with a boring novel, my fellow patron loudly chomped on a toasted sandwich, crinkling her paper bag.
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But the strong, dry Santa Ana winds that blow from the interior toward the coast returned after a one-day lull, fanning the flames.
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SMU (214-212, 211-2182 AAC) swamped Temple with a big first half and kept up that pace after a short third-quarter lull.
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Market watchers say spot trading volatility will likely remain low in August as volatility remained near record lows and due to the summer lull.
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"Now we're in a little bit of a lull until earnings season gets going," said James Meyer, chief investment officer at Tower Bridge Advisors.
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I think during the debate on the House bill, there was this big lull in the middle and people maybe got a little complacent.
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While you can always wear earplugs to drown out unwanted sound, science says that white noise can actually help lull you off to dreamland.
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AND THEN, YOU KNOW, AT THE MOMENT WE'RE KIND OF IN A LULL IN TERMS OF THE APPLICATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO THE ECONOMY.
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It's also easy to argue, as Matt Stoller does in the Business Insider piece, that innovation in the tech industry is in a lull.
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BMW's first-quarter operating profit missed expectations as currency headwinds and a lull in its product cycle offset record quarterly sales of luxury cars.
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There are plenty of people making strong, scrappy, introspective rock music right now, even if the genre is still working through an overall lull.
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I left and ran to the nearest McDonalds, hoping that salt, fat, and sugar would lull me into a deep and restful temporary coma.
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It feels almost obvious to frame the record as something soothing to listen to on the road or in essence to lull the listener.
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In 2018, the window period – when 70-80mph jet stream winds suddenly lull – lasted 11 days, allowing climbers to spread out over many days.
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U.S.-Russian cooperation has already brought about a lull in the war via the "cessation of hostilities agreement", though many violations have been reported.
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And they'd lull themselves to sleep by listening to some wishy washy fucking bollocks by Sigur Ros and they'd pretend they're soothed by it.
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Mulvaney said on NBC that he didn't know whether a deal is possible and noted that there is now a lull in the talks.
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The index had gained for the past two sessions, having enjoyed a lull from the trade war fears that lashed global markets last week.
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The announcement by the Chinese commerce ministry of the planned meeting in late August comes after a lull in talks between the two sides.
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U.S.-Russian cooperation has already brought about a lull in the war via a "cessation of hostilities agreement", though many violations have been reported.
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The app also has soundscapes built to help your brain relax, lull you to sleep, and get you into the right groove for meditation.
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SMH gained in the beginning of the year and quickly recovered from a February lull to hit a record intraday high in mid-March.
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But the dates are also chosen because of the lull in the sports calendar, public Olympic records show and TV sports marketing experts say.
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L and other new deals in Europe have broken a summer lull to bolster investor optimism over an M&A revival in the region.
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Screaming to the dance is tiring work, but it's important to power through a lull in order to keep a party going till dawn.
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I will not tell you whether this is to minimise your level of shock or to lull you into a false sense of security.
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This has been an uneven year for job creation, given the fast start then the late-summer lull because of the nasty hurricane season.
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Militants, breaking a lull in attacks over the past several months, have targeted candidates in a series of recent assaults, including two on Friday.
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But just when it begins to lull, or feel like a valedictory, he transitions into a double-time flow, and then into a yell.
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And although there is something placid and soothing about it, there is also almost a lull, a white noise buzzing, a numbness of repetition.
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To sleep-starved parents, the photos and videos seemed to underscore the Rock 'n Play's ability to lull fussy infants into a peaceful slumber.
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The lull in bookings is on track to outpace the slump following the terrorist attacks of September 2001, some Wall Street analysts have warned.
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After a lull, the number of women and children making the perilous journey over land from Central America to the United States has spiked.
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Mr. Trump and Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson raised such a possibility two weeks ago, after a brief lull in North Korea's testing.
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Earlier this month in the S.L. newsletter, I wrote about burnout after feeling a lull in my motivation and energy — my mojo was off.
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Another factor is that there's a lull in government subsidies for EVs in the U.S. right now; China is not making the same mistake.
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That lull followed a slew of social media postings demonstrating and complaining about the Smart Summon feature, suggesting that Tesla slowed the software release.
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"Right now, we're in a little bit of a lull when it comes to economic numbers," said Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial.
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And then we grew up, I moved out, and I was left Nintendo-less and aching for the sweet lull of Koopa Troopa beach.
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He might be in Syria, where Russia has ordered up a five-hour lull in the fighting today in Eastern Ghouta for humanitarian purposes.
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Asian shares and U.S. stock futures darted in and out of losses on Tuesday as the holiday lull offset optimism about a Sino-U.
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This could lead to a sudden spurt in consumption after a lull, followed by increased government spending on infrastructure to kick-start the economy.
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Asian shares and U.S. stock futures darted in and out of losses on Tuesday as the holiday lull offset optimism of a trade deal.
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Summer lull First things first, the report is expected to show fewer jobs were added to the US economy in August than in July.
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In general, people no longer find a Tuesday in early November a convenient time to vote thanks to a lull in their farming schedules.
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The Purina Incredible Dog Challenge is quenching our thirst for the sports in this post-All Star lull, and in the most delightful ways.
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After hours of relative lull throughout Thursday, the gesture appeared to be a face-saving opening for both countries to head off a war.
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Wall Street shares had gained for the past few sessions, enjoying a lull from the trade war fears that lashed global markets last week.
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During a conversational lull Highsmith stood up, leaned forward to a candle and set fire to her own hair to get out of it.
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It makes sense that this installment feels like the show is shrugging off its lull — we're now more than halfway through its eight-episode season.
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November is traditionally a quiet month in comics: the year is winding to a close, and publishers enjoy a brief lull ahead of the holidays.
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ABOUT THE CHIEFS (7-6): After a midseason lull, rookie running back Kareem Hunt got back on track with 116 rushing yards against the Raiders.
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While the slowdown in bond sales was significant, it follows a historic pattern of a seasonal lull in the last three months of the year.
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Unlike their predecessors, they haven't had a lull in the scene since starting, and have helped to inspire many new, young bands in the process.
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Before holding two-way talks outside Berlin, Merkel said that after a lull over Easter, an increase in breaches of the ceasefire was "unfortunately" evident.
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Without that, it's hard to know if this latest stretch without (at least reported) deaths is a sign of easing panic or just a lull.
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Cardiello says afternoon workouts can also help if you're in a lull before a meeting or something you ate for lunch is dragging you down.
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Choose from 10 tunes like stream, waterfall, airplane, and more to lull you to sleep and distract you from any outside noises interrupting your Zzzs.
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I stayed at the Pyramid Stage with four others, though, and we took advantage of the lull to forge our way closer to the stage.
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There were a ton of analyst calls from Wall Street analysts on Wednesday, following a lull stemming from the new year and the tumultuous markets.
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Like: All you really need on your desk is a computer, a keyboard, and maybe a tub of chewing gum for the 4 PM lull.
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"With respect to Houston, we're in a lull right now," Uccellini said, citing a report of over 30 inches of rain so far near Houston.
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The Syrian army announced a "regime of calm," or lull in fighting, late on Friday, which Damascus said was designed to salvage the wider ceasefire.
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But the lull in new stock offerings is no indication of success for young Silicon Valley companies, according to Guy Kawasaki, former Apple chief evangelist.
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Games that look beautiful, with pleasing visuals and serene sounds, that can lull you into a trance while you zone out with some headphones on.
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It had revived the payout policy with an interim payment for the half-year ended June 30, 2018 following a more than two-year lull.
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During a lull in the shooting, Quick grabbed a vacuum cleaner, according to Albalat, and bashed the gunman over the head with its bulky base.
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Russia's military had asked President Vladimir Putin for permission to resume airstrikes on the eastern part of Aleppo after a lull in fighting last week.
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After Cara Delevingne, Zoë Kravitz, and Kristen Stewart debuted short, platinum buzz cuts months ago, there was a bit of a lull in the fad.
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When it comes to developing new painkillers, we're in a deep lull, with the most recent analgesic (painkilling) drug hitting the market five years ago.
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"With Chinese market activity picking up after the Lunar New Year lull, we can expect better demand in the coming days," ABans Group's Bansal said.
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Since then Thrasher has gotten great again, but there was a lull in the early 90s where Thrasher sucked, so we took advantage of that.
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The lull gives more time for negotiation but, more likely, more time for opposition to metastasize and spook senators when they're home for the holiday.
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I put on a sleep mask and let the white noise machine and a Pure essential oil diffuser lull me into a moment of calm.
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Word of their last-minute intervention to delay the sanctions never filtered down to working-level officials at the State Department during the holiday lull.
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That is an ever-present question in Silicon Valley during any lull in the flow of shining private companies that get anointed as public companies.
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N20.4 has been stuck in a narrow trading range for months but, behind the lull in activity, a major polarization is taking place, analysts say.
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The bottom line: Despite the Olympic lull, the U.S. and North Korea remain on track for a confrontation from which neither side will back down.
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Once renowned for her ability to push the ball back and lull her opponents into unforced errors, Kerber has added some aggression to the mix.
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They aim to lull Democrats to sleep on climate, joining their Republican colleagues in action if not words by keeping climate on the back burner.
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"If you are currently on a job, it's amazing, but then there's a big lull of not knowing what's going to happen next," Anders said.
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The Paris region suffered the most from a tourist lull that followed Islamist attacks in the French capital in November 2015 that killed 130 people.
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On a brighter note, the typical post-Black Friday lull hasn't been as pronounced this year, Konik added, based on his firm's latest mall checks.
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VICHY — Signs of a renewal of political activity, probably along the lines of Franco-German collaboration, were evident in Vichy today, after the summer lull.
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The retired general, the inn, snowy, snowy Vermont—John fell into a lull, all this East Coast hale and heartiness, everyone in ruddy good health.
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Targets included towns and villages where a partial truce agreement had brought about a lull in fighting between the government and rebels since Feb. 27.
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The Dons methodically reeled in Gonzaga, eventually cutting the deficit to 31-29 as Lull converted a layup with 2:10 left in the half.
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When Plutarch Heavensbee references it, he's talking about Panem et Circenses, Bread and Circuses, where food and entertainment lull people into relinquishing their political power.
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Silent moments happen because two or more people "are simultaneously acknowledging their insecurities," and both or all start blaming themselves for the lull in conversation.
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That still left the blue chip index on course for a 0.8% rise in a week where liquidity is still recovering from a summer lull.
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In recent months, General McMaster has not repeated those lines, perhaps hoping that a lull in North Korean missile testing might provide a diplomatic opening.
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The slowdown has delivered a kind of one-two punch, as the Bahamas moves into a seasonal lull following the U.S. Labor Day holiday weekend.
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After a lull last year, the number of women and children making the perilous journey from Central America to the United States has sharply increased.
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But there is something unsettling about his joyfulness, as if it were a mask, carefully designed to lull handmaids into a false sense of comfort.
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Even though the 1994 deal disintegrated, the U.S. was able to lull the North's plutonium program and avert a potential military confrontation on the peninsula.
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The young man was one of two people killed in that day's protests, which had surged over the weekend after a lull of several weeks.
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Sunday's summit will put pressure on Haftar and the LNA to halt a nine-month offensive against Tripoli after a week-long lull in fighting.
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A flurry of reunions took place in the 2000s, amid improved relations between Seoul and Pyongyang, but then a lull followed as tensions rose again.
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These increases were partly due to an upswing following the holiday season lull and potentially more borrowers trying to refinance before mortgage rates increase further.
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For now, there is expected to be a public lull over the Christmas holidays between the House vote and -- if he's impeached -- the Senate trial.
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During one lull, I ventured to put in a long-distance bid, for about the price of a night at a mid-range Paris hotel.
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The next day, the Confederates were down to half-strength, and the lull in the previous day's fighting had allowed the Union to get reinforcements.
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They say once you hit that lull in your day, let your body get tired, drink some caffeine and immediately take a 15-minute nap.
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Mr. Moon hopes to create a lull in the nuclear standoff during the Olympics and use it as momentum to start talks with North Korea.
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The game used an episodic structure to lull me into complacency, then socked me out of nowhere with something that upended all of my expectations.
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In what counts for a lull, Mr. Grams reached toward a pencil box and set to work, carefully charting the conditions of the nation's midsection.
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The White House has been relieved by the lull in North Korea's nuclear and missile tests, even as it has watched the emerging détente warily.
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But usually around this time, in the lull after the Super Bowl, like clockwork, college basketball pops up to say it's been here the whole time.
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It's a dark, dreary, historical drama where nothing really happens—in other words, a perfect choice to lull you to sleep after smoking an enormous blunt.
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The plan is in part a response to a new surge of children and families into the US from Central America, after a year-long lull.
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And after all of that kinda settled down and it was like a kind of lull, I was just listening to a lot of dark music.
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Syrian government aircraft resumed airstrikes Tuesday on the war-ravaged northern city after a relative lull, although clashes and shelling have continued near the front lines.
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The United States and China have said they would restart their trade talks after a lull at the Group of 24.53 summit in Japan next week.
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When the Christmas Day lull comes (and it always does) you can get things going again with artistic coffee that'll impress and surprise in equal measure.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the reading would pick up slightly to 50.5 as heavy industry and the construction sector emerged from a winter lull.
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But he did say that after such a lull and with investors clearly on edge, it's risky to be the first one out of the gate.
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Given the five-year lull in attacks on Nairobi, the Riverside massacre demonstrates both the limits of al-Shabab's abilities and the grandiosity of their ambitions.
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The conundrum, of course, is that advanced driver assistance systems like Autopilot can often lull drivers into a state of inattentiveness by virtue of their effectiveness.
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Molenbeek is now quiet, but Johan Leman, a veteran social worker who knew one of the bombers, finds the lull almost more unnerving than the attacks.
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China has sought to take advantage of the global lull in nuclear project construction since the Fukushima disaster to become a world leader in the sector.
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ADF is believed by authorities to have ambushed and killed many civilians nearby this weekend after a lull in attacks against civilians near Beni this year.
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The Mustangs (7-143, 3-0 AAC) swamped the Owls with a big first half and kept up that pace after a short third-quarter lull.
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In a renewal of Venezuela's bitter politics after the holiday lull, the ruling Socialist Party responded that the National Assembly was in contempt of the law.
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And even when they do, there's a larger question of whether that tech — specifically semi-autonomous systems — might lull drivers into a false sense of security.
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The goal, obviously, is to lull humans into a state of calm as the rest of Affetto's body, spiked and bladed, can whir them to pieces.
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Officials said the field, currently a mix of synthetic and natural grass, would be converted to grass during a lull in the venue's hectic soccer schedule.
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While families like the Rondons hurried to meetings like this, DeKalb Avenue banged and rattled with activity, replacing the dreary lull after the firefighters had left.
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When they drift off to sleep, they're cozy and relaxed in their cribs, listening to the soft lull of soothing music emitting from a nearby speaker.
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Critics have argued that the name Autopilot implies the car is capable of fully autonomous driving, which can lull drivers into a false sense of security.
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So far this year, exports have averaged almost 1.1 million bpd, during what is normally a seasonal lull, and will likely accelerate over the summer months.
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There was a lull in violence for 60 hours from November 11, the newspaper El Universal reported, but attacks resumed on November 14, killing 15 people.
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When office workers and shoppers go home, a lull settles over the area — except for the bridge traffic on Flatbush Avenue Extension and Brooklyn Bridge Boulevard.
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He discovered that she belonged to the Pashtun ethnic group, and that she had returned to her village in Afghanistan during a lull in the fighting.
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Outbound dry bulk shipments from the U.S. to China have fallen recently, but that appeared to be a seasonal lull, according to shipping data provider VesselsValue.
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Middle market lenders are optimistic that dealflow will pick up again in September after a lull in the second half of August, when few deals launched.
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This is one of the more underrated Disney animated movis, likely because it came during the slight lull in hits for the studio in the 1970s.
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In the meantime, the lull in dealmaking could be an opportunity for private equity to find some footing in an environment increasingly dominated by corporate buyers.
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Rebel-held districts in the city had suffered intense aerial bombardment by Syrian and Russian warplanes for more than a week before a lull on Wednesday.
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Smart, Horford restore order as Celtics outlast Knicks NEW YORK — A brief lull nearly sent the Boston Celtics home on Christmas Day with the wrong result.
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Trump is presumably asleep from 5:00 am to 10:00 am, according to the report, since there's a lull in tweeting activity during that time.
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During a lull one recent evening at the their restaurant, Dogo Express, the mother of William and Gabriel, Maricela Sánchez Espino, 4703, reminisced about her childhood.
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Tens of thousands of civilians, including some who only recently returned to the city during a lull in fighting, are sheltering in their homes, anxiously waiting.
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A lull in nuclear tests by North Korea since September has led to speculation, particularly in South Korea, that the North may be open to negotiations.
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Instead of relying on TV shows, I've started setting a sleep timer on audiobooks in my favorite reading app and letting that lull me to sleep.
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For one, a predominantly online existence can lull us into a dubious sense of having enacted concrete change, simply because of a tweet or Instagram post.
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Dr. Liow acknowledged that the Navy had stepped up patrols in the South China Sea after a lull in the early months of the Trump administration.
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I could see faces so clearly that in order to not make eye contact I would lull myself back into a squint and close my eyes.
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But the withholding of details necessary to engineer the initial lull backfires in the second half, when the lack of specificity leaves the characters ill defined.
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"The Japanese economy has most likely entered a cyclical lull, although continued job creation and upbeat expectations provide a glimmer of hope," said IHS Markit's Hayes.
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"Even if we can&apost get them to use the product or get them to care, I think we can be in the background," Lull said.
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"I was playing Frisbee, I was in a band that was in kind of a lull, I was just hanging out with my friends," he said.
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While there has been a slowdown in the movement of people with a brief lull in hostilities, many remain in need of urgent aid, IHH said.
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On the other hand, tuck-you-in sex could help lull you to sleep, as hormones released during orgasm could help you relax and feel tired.
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Investors are also gearing up for Friday's US jobs report, which is expected to show some weakness thanks to the summer lull and the trade war.
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New York (CNN Business)The US job market probably took a breather in August, slowing amid a summer lull and an escalating trade war, economists expect.
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After the summer lull, Russian companies stepped up activity on the Eurobond market and raised $1.65 billion in Eurobonds in the first three weeks of September.
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I have to remind myself when I'm on a job and I'm feeling a lull in attitude or confidence or whatever, I'm there for a reason.
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Such conditions are likely to be in place until early July and companies will try to tap markets in September after the summer lull, Solovyov added.
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Several chains said they saw a big boost during the Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday stretch, which was followed by a more pronounced lull than in years' past.
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So the current lull is nothing new, and North Korea has used the break to continue improving its nuclear arsenal that threatens regional allies and American territory.
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Hilary Rosen, a Democratic strategist and CNN contributor, said there was lull after the November election, in part because many Democrats were legitimately shocked at Trump's win.
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Social engineering, or using human lies and pretenses as a means to lull victims into security slip-ups, is a well-worn page of the hacker playbook.
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Curto's clientele is mostly lawyers, IT technicians, and employees for big businesses like Petrobras headquartered nearby, Martinez told me during a quick lull before the afternoon rush.
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There had, however, been a lull in attacks on Christians since December, when a gunman killed 11 people at a church and Christian-owned shop near Cairo.
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More than 300 people have been killed in Aleppo's rebel-held eastern districts since the Syrian regime resumed heavy bombardment last Tuesday following a three-week lull.
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But every so often, that lull will be punctuated with these brief moments of intensity so I wanted the book to have that same kind of feeling.
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During a lull in the show, I thought, well I'm a bit bored and sleepy here in my sweatpants, so why don't I just rub one out?
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It was a busy week as the Summer Lull appears ready to miss its entrance entirely and keep the current news cyclone spinning straight into the fall.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices held higher Wednesday, with investors seeking safe havens on the back of a lull in stock gains and a downturn in oil prices.
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Richard, who admittedly tried the wrong things for the right reasons, wanted to lull the Saviors into a false sense of security and to jumpstart the war.
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But, you can't just grab one at random, leave it to collect dust on a faraway shelf, and expect it to lull you into a deep slumber.
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The unnamed protagonist enlists the help of the world's worst psychiatrist to prescribe her with enough medication to lull her into a medicated slumber for many months.
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Sponsorships include, but are not limited to, Hello Fresh, Fab Fit Fun, Sugar Bear Hair, Lull Beds, Third Love bras, Nutrisystem Turbo For Men, Photo Grid, TrendSavvy.
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But a lull in the pace of reform over the next 12 months should mean margins and cash flows are likely to remain relatively stable in 5003.
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Cognitive dissonance â€" the experience of holding two contradictory beliefs â€" can lull us into denying our mistakes and blaming others for their reaction to our behavior.
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"I had a lull in my dissertation research and decided to spend the weekends and downtime making this phylogeny," lead author Matan Shelomi said at the time.
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If they believe it is only temporary and use the brief lull in fighting to flee the city, that could open the door to a final battle.
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Former staffers talk about facilitating these "business meetings" for Weinstein, including some women who acted as "honeypots" to lull Weinstein's victims into a false sense of security.
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Welcome to the mid-summer lull: Memorial Day and July 4th are all but distant memories, and the next holiday weekend is well over a month away.
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After each wave of success for MTV comes an inevitable lull, and nearly each time, audience and critics alike wonder if the network can do it again.
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States behaved similarly during the last lull in congressional action between 2005 and 2007, when the average state wage was about $463 higher than the federal minimum.
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Although she claims to have a lull in the late afternoon, there was a steady stream of customers well through the off-hours leading up to dinner.
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In one positive sign, the index for business sentiment rose to 53.3 from 52.4 in the previous month, suggesting companies believe the lull in activity is temporary.
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Buffett, 86, is trying to end the two-year lull since announcing his last major acquisition, a $32.1 billion takeover of aircraft parts maker Precision Castparts Corp.
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Stocks seem to have fallen into a slow-motion summer lull, but any number of things can wake up the market in the dog days of August.
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This brief lull gives scientists and engineers time to catch their breath after Juno's suspenseful but flawless arrival and before work begins to peer deep inside Jupiter.
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She is moving guests from the garden to the indoor lounge, and hopes that things calm down when corporate events resume in October after the summer lull.
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The drive to protect and promote its industry coincides with a lull in Germany's economy, Europe's largest, which is losing momentum following a decade of robust expansion.
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But the vice-chairman of Blackstone believes that moment was just a lull and voices from the fringe will again be heard loud and clear next year.
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Most retailers expect heavy foot traffic in stores to continue through the weekend before they hit a lull up until Christmas week, as usually is the case.
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You'd expect those numbers to be higher if this was just a productivity lull as the economy waits for big investments in the future to pay off.
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Analysts say the outcome is difficult to predict, with talks entering a natural time for a lull in the weeks ahead of the Mexican election July 1.
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"The relative lull in the markets now belies investors' anxiousness who are fretting over global downside risks," Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM, wrote in a note.
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Rebels say that the Russian-led alliance that brings together elite army units and Iranian-backed militias were using the lull in fighting to reorganize their forces.
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The recent agitation comes at a time when longshoremen are already feeling added strain from a lull in shipping brought on by the spread of COVID-19.
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The latest killings followed a day of stone-throwing protests across parts of Kashmir after a weeks-long lull, triggered by the arrival of 23 EU lawmakers.
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There is also a late-quarter lull in earnings reports, with just a handful of reports, including FedEx and Oracle Monday, General Mills Tuesday and Micron Thursday.
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For over a decade now, the Dell'Arte Opera company has filled the summer lull with fresh productions of well-known classics and rarities, performed by emerging talents.
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But during the impeachment proceedings, which aired live on C-SPAN, the phones were often open throughout, punctuating the lull in the action on the Senate floor.
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The restructuring coincided with a lull in Chinese cyberattacks after a 2015 agreement between Mr. Xi and President Barack Obama to cease cyberespionage operations for commercial gain.
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International powers have supplied arms and air power, though there has been a lull in air strikes since Russia and Turkey called for a truce starting Jan.
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"Market activity looks on track for another quiet session after yesterdays Thanksgiving break lull," Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto, said in a note.
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Bethlehem is enjoying its busiest tourist year in two decades, with foreign pilgrims coming in large numbers, taking advantage of a relative lull in Israeli-Palestinian tension.
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The Nikkei index and the Topix index lost about 0.86% and 0.4% last week as the holiday lull offset the optimism about the Phase One trade deal.
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"Market activity looks on track for another quiet session after yesterday's Thanksgiving break lull," Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto, said in a note.
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There has been a relative lull in deadly tornadoes in the United States lately, especially in 7493, when only nine deadly tornadoes were reported, causing 10 deaths.
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The operation, which began on Wednesday, suggests Russia is keen to resume an aggressive campaign of attacks on U.S. targets after a lull going into the Nov.
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After a creative lull in the beginning of the year, she was suddenly inspired by modern ideas of discomfort and unease, and sought to visualize those feelings.
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They dipped in early January, an apparent holiday season lull, but have since returned to the high levels of the past few months, according to DHS sources.
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"If things get awkward or there's a lull in conversation, the hosts step in and take topics from the audience to help the date out," said Garrett, 28.
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Eleven Madison Park's chef, Daniel Humm, and his business partner, Will Guidara, said they had grown weary of menus that seem engineered to lull customers into bloated submission.
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The lull lasted until 2008, when a group of researchers discovered a powerful trick for approximating solutions to Polyakov's bootstrap equation for CFTs with three or more dimensions.
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It did mean I never got to finish Reach, which always feels like a little lull in my career, but the story is roughly the one I wrote.
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After practicing with my friends the night before, I waited until there was a lull in conversation and collapsed onto the floor in the most dramatic way possible.
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Political analysts said that until Thursday the PiS had adopted a wait-and-see approach on Kuchcinski, hoping the scandal would die off amidst the summer holiday lull.
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Refiners use less crude oil and demand for gasoline is also in a winter lull, but demand has already been falling off, and gasoline supplies are also growing.
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But there is still shelling along the Idlib perimeter, and the 2-3 million civilians and 12,000 humanitarian workers there did not know if the lull would hold.
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Indonesia, the world's biggest exporter of thermal coal, has seen its output fall during the lull, and its miners are unable to raise production due to debt constraints.
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The system is seen as a way to use workers at one location that is experiencing a lull in activity to remotely operate a busier spot farther away.
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" Writing sober didn't hold Cosentino back; it helped her break out of a creative lull: "Being awake to everything in such a clear way is so [expletive] crazy.
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Fighting flared again Sunday, with gunfire exchanged outside a U.N. building, after a lull Saturday when the young country celebrated the fifth anniversary of its independence from Sudan.
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Despite strong bottom-line results, gross merchandise volume (GMV) growth still dropped to its lowest rate in a year, reflecting a seasonal lull in sales before Singles' Day.
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A ceasefire went into effect in April, but the lull in fighting was short-lived, and peace talks that started that month reached a dead end by August.
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The Nikkei share average has been stuck in a narrow trading range for months but, behind the lull in activity, a major polarization is taking place, analysts say.
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ING Bank chief economist Carsten Brzeski said the strong production data provided further evidence that the economy had left its summer lull behind and returned to maximum speed.
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The Nikkei share average has been stuck in a narrow trading range for months but, behind the lull in activity, a major polarisation is taking place, analysts say.
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An old Wall Street adage is never to sell a quiet a market, and the summer lull helped to keep the bears at bay, but summer is over.
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But the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said air strikes had resumed since the lull in fighting ended on Saturday, hitting a major frontline in the city's southwest.
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The United Nations said on Monday it has abandoned plans to evacuate patients from eastern Aleppo, something it had hoped to accomplish during last week's lull in fighting.
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However, the present lull in violence and oil infrastructure attacks will only hold if the government can come to a more permanent peace settlement with Niger Delta insurgents.
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According to research from cybersecurity company Malwarebytes Labs, after seeing a lull in 2018, ransomware attacks have surged again and are up 500% from this time last year.
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"After U.S.-China summit meeting, people had expected there would be a lull for quite some time," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
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U.S. government debt rates climbed Thursday as a lull in U.S.-China trade turbulence and better-than-expected data helped stem the dramatic August fall in bond yields.
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Although it's more of a supernatural horror story than your average murder-mystery, don't let The Wailing's police-whodunit elements lull you into a false sense of security.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL SHFE COPPER STOCKS: Stockpiles in Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) warehouses, meanwhile, fell slightly to 259,2903 tonnes after a rapid build during a seasonal lull in demand.
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Macy's was forced to cut its 503 outlook last month, after dealing with a lull in December where the number of holiday shoppers dropped off at its stores.
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That's an incredibly benign backdrop and I don't want it to lull you into a false sense of security about the dangers of a big spike in rates.
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Texas Tech hit a lull about that same time, missing seven field goals in a row after Deshawn Corprew buried a 3-pointer at the 12:04 mark.
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A belief that the numbers could dip -- and could lull voters into a false belief that her campaign doesn't need their support with the election still months away.
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Still, Ortega said he was keen to restart dialogue, following a lull in clashes after security forces flushed protesters from strongholds in a lethal offensive earlier this month.
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After a lull in arrivals during the first three weeks of this year, Libya-based people smugglers have taken advantage of recent mild weather to send out boats.
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"The market is experiencing a lull in absence of fresh factors and dollar/yen appears to be holding out well," Societe Generale director of forex, Kyosuke Suzuki, said.
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The renewed tensions, which followed a months-long lull in escalation as negotiations continued, highlighted the limits of what Trump has cast as a rosy relationship with Kim.
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The shock and awe with which the Trump administration initially took office has given way to an apparent lull, a period of seeming disorientation and grasping for direction.
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Harden is averaging 13 assists over the past three games after a brief lull in which he registered eight or fewer four times during a five-game span.
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"The holiday lull of week six is deeper than retailers want, but they drove it with deeper and deeper discounts," NPD analyst Marshal Cohen said at the time.
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Whatever the case; to be in a trance is to lull the mind into a false sense of security, to be transported into a kind of other consciousness.
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The discourse surrounding J. Cole's music is that it has the unmatched ability to lull listeners to sleep as soon as they give it the time of day.
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He said crews hoped to take advantage of a lull on Saturday in the fierce Santa Ana winds driving the flames, but that gusts could return on Sunday.
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I took stock over honey nut cornflakes and a Ribena, before Shane from Together Fundraising—a "face-to-face communications agency"—swooped in to fill the noontime lull.
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In the wake of her acclaimed 2016 album, Blood Bitch, the Norwegian avant-gardist was encouraged to make an EP to break up the lull between album cycles.
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Given Mr. Trump's unpredictable negotiating style, it was not clear whether the agreement was a genuine truce or merely a lull in a conflict that could flare again.
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But the lull is not likely to last, at least so long as unscrupulous ideologues and populists maliciously exploit the lowest instincts of their citizens for political advantage.
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There was a four-hour lull in Mr. Trump's online activity on Sunday, when he left the White House to visit St. John's Church for St. Patrick's Day.
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The United States and China have said that they would restart their trade talks after a long lull at the Group of 20 summit in Japan next week.
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" He said that the border was in "the first stage of a lull" and that he was "doing everything I can in order to avoid an unnecessary war.
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" Then: "There was a little lull, and everybody else had taken off their headphones, except for Curtin, who was facing me on the other side of the glass.
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For instance, I always bring with me simple pajamas, a soft sleep mask, earplugs and a podcast that intentionally tells boring bedtime stories to lull myself to sleep.
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After a lull in hostilities in recent months on many fronts, violence has escalated at the Nehm frontline, east of Yemen's Houthi-held capital Sanaa, since a Jan.
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After a lull in hostilities in recent months on many fronts, violence has escalated at the Nehm frontline, east of Yemen's Houthi-held capital Sanaa, since a Jan.
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After a lull earlier this month, demonstrations resumed; protesters have controlled three key bridges in Baghdad and maintain camps and road blocks in several cities in the south.
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After a lull earlier this month, demonstrations resumed; protesters have controlled three key bridges in Baghdad and maintain camps and road blocks in several cities in the south.
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Early morning light snow may turn to a lull by late morning, as sleet and freezing rain begin mixing in and then fully taking over during the afternoon.
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The attack came after a lull of at least a year in violence against the mainly Shi'ite Hazara minority in the province, though there have been isolated shootings.
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Multiple times, the Daous fled Beirut, first to Paris and then to New York, but Arthur would insist on returning whenever there was a lull in the fighting.
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Walsh said he had not seen evidence of a lull in demand to travel due to uncertainty around Britain's scheduled departure from the European Union on March 29.
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Both France and Spain are scheduled to sell bonds on Thursday in a week that has seen supply in the euro area bounce back after a summer lull.
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The operation, which involves Syrian Kurdish partners, comes after a lull of several weeks following the death of the Islamic State's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, last month.
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A lull settled on the area as the president of the university said in a video message that that police have agreed to suspend their use of force.
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The town is enjoying its busiest tourist year in two decades, with foreign pilgrims coming in large numbers, taking advantage of a relative lull in Israeli-Palestinian tension.
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The Islamic State extremist group said it was responsible for the botched suicide attack on Friday, which brought an apparent end to an extended lull in militant activities.
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Oil majors are restarting their search for giant offshore fields in the region after a two-year lull as recent stability in oil prices revives appetite for exploration.
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The research found that ice loss in 2012 was nearly four times as much as in 2003 and that, after a lull in 2013-14, losses have resumed.
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Airstrikes resume this week Syrian government aircraft resumed airstrikes Tuesday in Aleppo after a relative lull of three weeks, but clashes and shelling have continued near the front lines.
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After a lull in activity that coincided with Trump's election win, it launched a new type of missile as Trump met with Japan's leader Shinzo Abe on February 12.
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"In particular, we do notice that North Korea's action this time has taken place when the de-nuclearization dialogue is in lull state," presidential spokeswoman Koh Min Jung said.
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Market indications of volatility, however, have dropped back sharply in the past week to close to their lowest this year, suggesting trading has moved firmly into a summer lull.
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With the exception of a flashback-heavy lull toward the end of the game, this constant one-upping remains intact for the dozen or so hours the game lasts.
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Even a temporary lull in the fighting in Helmand in the past week can be attributed to the Taliban's focus on getting the poppy harvest in, the official said.
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After the winter lull, scooter companies are getting excited about the summer when they plan on rolling out new products and kicking their ride-sharing service into full gear.
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Wax, the third New Day member to die, opened the door during a lull in the gunfire to see what was going on, Werber recalled to the Post-Gazette.
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Maybe not completely, but people are finding that the snuggly sensation associated with a weighted blanket could help to lull you to sleep by reducing anxiety, depression, or insomnia.
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Traders were preparing for their monthly installment of U.S jobs data but there was too much movement in Europe to allow the normal pre-payrolls lull in market activity.
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Drew Ackerman, known to his fans and listeners as Scooter, is the 42-year-old creator and host of the silly stories' podcast meant to lull you to sleep.
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The gameplay and puzzle design act as something of a distraction, but not a frustration, while the game's painted vistas and ambient music lull you to be almost meditative.
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It might seem like there aren't enough sleep meditations, CBD tinctures, or weighted blankets to calm your mind and lull you to sleep each night, because you're that stressed.
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After a lull in activity that coincided with Trump's election, North Korea launched a new type of missile as Trump met with Japan's leader Shinzo Abe on February 12.
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In the lull, Trump appeared to listen, letting the chant gain momentum, before resuming his speech, which continued with a litany of complaints against Omar and the other lawmakers.
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After a lull in fighting earlier this week, the government-backed forces launched a fresh assault on several fronts after first pounding IS positions with artillery and air strikes.
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Iraqi forces on Thursday launched the second phase of their assault on the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in Mosul after a several-week lull in fighting.
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"After the U.S.-China summit meeting, people had expected there would be a lull for quite some time," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
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The big question is whether this film feels like part of the McConaissance we all want to see continue, or if it's an extension of this post-McConaissance lull.
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But Trump has not pressed the coalition forcefully enough to end the assault on the port, which had intensified in recent weeks before a brief lull late last week.
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Or have stocks embarked on a new leg to this bull market following a successful "soft landing" for the global economy and a temporary lull in corporate-profit growth?
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Intelligence officials in the US and UK tell CNN that the Russians ordered a relative lull in activity during the month-long soccer tournament, which was hosted by Russia.
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This could also be an explanation for the apparent lull in testing, as Pyongyang analyzed the July launches, its first of an ICBM done on a non-lofted trajectory.
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Finally, Cramer looked across the pond to Europe, where one Italian bank's seizure could mark the start of an economic overhaul that pushes European markets out of their lull.
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After a lull of 17 months, the once-deserted headquarters of Bol TV Network, in Korangi, a suburb of the port city of Karachi, is now abuzz with activity.
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Stocks in Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses have risen sharply during a seasonal manufacturing lull and import premiums at $52.5 are the lowest in nearly two years.
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"We should see the market finally enter its summer lull next week, although East Asian geopolitical risks, such as the unrest in Hong Kong, will bear watching," he added.
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Now a few hours into the night and during a lull where everyone was presumably out at their actual plans, I was scrounging for things to hold my attention.
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While Krueger was not a born entertainer like Keith Richards, he harnesses the inherently fascinating nature of music to explain topics that might otherwise lull a reader into drowsiness.
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"I'm excited," she said as she rode back across the city during the mid-morning lull in business, so she could cast a ballot at her neighborhood polling place.
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Summer stakes its claim on tiki drinks and frozen things served with umbrellas, and winter and fall have cider and spices and heavy things to lull you into hibernation.
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Austria's election campaign has yet to fully emerge from a long summer lull, but immigration has been a major theme in what little debate there has been so far.
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Much depends on the United States: A deal to ease trade tensions would boost Chinese share prices, and so could a lull in rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
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But there's that little lull in the music right before the end, and somehow I got up, got my wig back on and finished the number with one shoe.
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To lull yourself into a deep sleep, so you can reap all the restorative benefits that occur overnight — from skin-cell turnover to DNA repair — Greene recommends using incense.
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After a lull during President Trump's first year in office, the number of migrant youths, typically adolescents, making the journey alone to the United States border soared in 2018.
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In fact, it's essentially the auditory experience of getting tucked in — so give it a watch right before bed, and see if it doesn't lull you right to sleep.
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South Korea, which champions dialogue as the best solution to resolving the North Korean nuclear crisis, hopes that the Winter Olympics will provide a lull in the nuclear standoff.
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Mr. Do Muoi was buoyant about his new lease on life when he spoke to reporters during a lull in the party meeting that voted him a second term.
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The big picture: The marches ended a brief lull in demonstrations after the region held elections for its district council, which saw pro-democracy candidates win a landslide victory.
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The gray décor seems intended to soothe and lull rather than stimulate; for that there are Keurig cups of French or Italian roasted coffee, plus black or green tea.
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In fact, there was a lull, a period in which I think we were headed towards a much more stable situation with Iran, and now I think that's gone.
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Traders are expecting a lull in trade-war headlines as China takes a week-long holiday from Tuesday, which marks the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China.
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The announcement of the forthcoming meeting comes after a lull in talks between the two sides, but it is unclear whether it will take place before or after Aug.
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My mother would come pick me up, give me what she called the "Joshy shake," and lull me back to sleep, as so many mothers do, with a lullaby.
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Investors were taking advantage of the lull before Peters announces his decision to buy the currency while it was cheap and get out of short positions, according to brokers.
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Hong Kong's democrats romped to a landslide and symbolic majority in district council elections on Sunday in a rare lull in the unrest that has rocked the financial hub.
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His resounding success and longevity at the top, a 55-year career, which knew no lull, was a tribute to his dedication to his public and to his métier.
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You can drop that factoid when the cheese-dip conversation hits a lull, or any of the other business and tech tidbits you're about to devour in this email.
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The big picture: S&P 500 companies are again picking up the pace of buybacks after a major lull in the second quarter, with tech companies leading the way.
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The blasts, which hospital and police officials said wounded more than 400 people, followed a lull in major attacks since the end of the civil war 10 years ago.
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"I've been through a lot — [including] a big lull in my recording career — and this album is something I've been wanting to do for so many years," Gaynor tells PEOPLE.
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After months of heavy fighting in Helmand over much of the winter, a lull in combat had been seen over the past few weeks, according to Afghan and NATO officials.
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And on Thursday, Best Buy said its winter had been disappointing so far, with sales hurt by a lull in demand for smartphones and other consumer electronics despite heavy discounting.
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Read these stories next:These Podcasts Will Lull You Right To Sleep6 Ways To Feel More Energized The Morning After A Sleepless NightWhat It Means If You Dream That You're Pregnant
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Wagner was sitting on a chair outside his house on Rua Bento Goncalves watching boxing on a television perched atop a beer crate during a lull in the athletics program.
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There isn't a lull in conversation and I can't tell if that's just because we're both so talkative, if it's out of nervousness, or if it's a combination of both.
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Not since maybe spring 2014 or fall 2012 (or even spring 2011), have we seen such distinction from Prada's lull — and a distancing from its sister label Miu Miu, too.
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In the United States, where the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates, inflation pressures are in an extended lull, which has led to contorted arguments trying to explain it away.
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From a low point on October 26th, financial markets resumed a rise that, notwithstanding several reversals and a lull in recent days, has seen dramatic gains in the past decade.
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Although Amazon won't disclose exact sales numbers of its Echo products, the timing of the ad seems to correspond with perhaps a current lull from an intense Q4 of sales.
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A lull in innovation is one of the major forces behind a recent plunge in venture capital (VC) investment in Chinese technology companies, according to investors who spoke to CNBC.
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Gravity Bone charms you with its music and absurd blocky aesthetic, while its simple puzzle elements lull you into a false sense of security for the inevitable spy story twist.
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Hollywood is in a bit of a post-Oscars lull, but that doesn't mean all's quiet—hey, Steven Spielberg and Netflix have already gone a few rounds since last week.
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The question now is whether the ceasefire pushes them towards a negotiated settlement that could ultimately begin to restore Syria's stability — or simply represents a lull before yet more battles.
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Questions like: "Beyoncé is running late, should she go to the hotel and get ready or do it in the car?" will lull you into a false sense of security.
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The attack, which followed a lull this year, has revived questions about the state's ability to impose order over eastern borderlands wracked by ethnic tensions and competition for mineral resources.
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Meanwhile, vehicle miles traveled (VMT) in the US are back on the upswing after a post-2008 lull and cheap gas means Americans are once again favoring trucks and SUVs.
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MCUSTX-TOTAL However, in China, the world's largest consumer of industrial metals, stockpiles in Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses were sharply higher at 269,2867 tonnes following a seasonal lull in demand.
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"The lull in contract signings is likely from the large East Coast blizzard, along with the slump in the stock market," Sam DeBianchi, founder of DeBianchi Real Estate told CNBC.
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After a four-year lull, more than 12 maritime piracy attacks have occurred off the coast of Somalia so far this year, according to this report by Oceans Beyond Piracy.
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Washington (CNN)During a lull between elections, the Supreme Court is taking on a hot-button political issue that could change the way legislative lines are drawn across the country.
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Most often you will see karateka bounce around the mat and change from one side to the other like this, blitzing in with their hands when they sense a lull.
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The colorful graphics and old school electronic music, composed by Wobblersound, can lull the player into forgetting the uncomfortable ride in a barrel across the border is based on biography.
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After an interlude earlier this year that world powers hailed as a ceasefire but fighters read as a lull to rest and restock, the battle has resumed with a vengeance.
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Following a winter lull, Madhesi leaders are under pressure to revive their campaign for a unified plains province that has hampered efforts to recover from two devastating earthquakes last year.
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"Grey's," which starts its 21th season in the fall, goes through a major lull around Seasons 22 and 6, but stick it out — it picks back up in Season 7.
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Investors will be looking for signals on how the banks are responding to the continuing lull in interest rates, which has made it more difficult to earn money through lending.
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The fact that the markets are now not signaling how dire is the outlook for Japan's public finances should not lull Japanese economic policymakers into a fall sense of security.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil futures were mostly steady on Wednesday as price support from a larger-than-expected decline in U.S. crude inventories was countered by a lull in equities.
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A Russian call for a five-hour truce on Tuesday failed to halt the bombing, with residents saying that government warplanes had resumed striking the region after a brief lull.
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It's the sixth missile launch by the Kim Jong Un regime in less than a month, which marks a sudden surge in the country's missile testing after a long lull.
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"We need to jump on it and take advantage of this lull before any other wind jumps up," said Steve Crawford, a CAL FIRE operations chief, at an afternoon briefing.
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After an enticing, three-year lull in greenhouse gas emissions, the last two years have shown a rise — and this year's jump is expected to be bigger than last year's.
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This plucky company has made a habit of filling the late-August lull in the city's classical calendar with interesting productions and thoughtful repertoire, and this year is no exception.
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But this was a raccoon, after all — part of a deceptive and unpredictable family of nocturnal mammals whose panda-like looks lull humans into forgetting they can carry multiple diseases.
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After a lull earlier this year, consumer spending appears to be picking up again, a powerful boost given that consumption accounts for roughly 70 percent of the United States economy.
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"Witchcraft is definitely having a major resurgence," said Tara Kenny, one of the Olio students and a court advocate for incarcerated youth, during a lull before dinner back at OlioHouse.
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In recent weeks it has warned that the lull created by the Olympics will be short-lived if the United States and South Korea resume their annual joint military exercises.
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Market forces would tend to weaken the yuan as the demand for China's exports has weakened and as China's credit market conditions have eased given the lull in China's growth.
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As she took her seat across from the Taliban, her husband, also a young senior official, came along to lull the child to sleep on the margins of the sessions.
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About a month into the lull, American diplomats, led by the chief negotiator Zalmay Khalilzad, began quietly looking at trust-building measures that could put the negotiations back on track.
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Government forces have been bombing the area heavily for a week, though the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said there was a lull on Thursday before the air strikes resumed.
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The temporary dip, he said, is because business travel is at a lull, and tourists generally prefer to celebrate Christmas at home or travel to visit family for the holiday.
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As each Knick offered his own analysis for the loss, the comments laid bare a team that seemed to be experiencing a systemic breakdown, not simply a one-night lull.
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Mr. Ito has been a popular figure at the lab since taking over in 2011, pulling it out of a postrecession lull while dazzling students and well-heeled donors alike.
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Then comes a brief round of bipartisan chatter over some minor, compromise measure, followed by a lull -- as the lobbyists dig in and partisan imperatives take hold -- and, eventually, nothing.
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In the lamp by her mother's bedroom chair, for example, she placed a Good Night bulb by Lighting Science, with depleted blue spectrum light to help lull her to sleep.
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Some analysts say it is too early to read much into the break in testing, which is the longest lull so far this year, but could align with seasonal cycles.
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Trump said he would meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit later this month, and that talks between the two countries would restart after a long lull.
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Instead, stanzas like the above — difficult in their easiness, complex in their simplicity — lull the reader into committing the heresy of paraphrase: Lax lifts one stone and he is thinking.
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Our sources connected to the couple tell us the two may never have "officially" broken up -- but there was definitely a lull where they weren't seeing each other as much.
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Earlier this week Kodi was out there, casually dropping to his 26.6K Twitter followers that he was sick of this summer sports lull, and used DRL as his closest punching bag.
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"Even though there's been a temporary lull in the fighting, ... it is a desperate humanitarian situation and so I impressed on everyone the urgency of the situation we're facing," Hunt said.
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The attack, near the town of Baddah in oil-producing Hadramout province, came after a lull in attacks by the Islamist militant group's Yemeni affiliate, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
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Though there was an initial lull in cases around September, suggesting the current outbreak had been contained, a second wave has been ongoing since October, with no clear end in sight.
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The Sound+Sleep SE Therapy System is an innovative speaker engineered to lull you to sleep with its 2140 immersive, non-repeating sound environments that mask noise and help you relax.
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And on Thursday, Best Buy said its winter had been disappointing so far; sales have been hurt by a lull in demand for smartphones and other consumer electronics despite heavy discounting.
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On a rough afternoon, it's the perfect size for an entire can of Coke poured over a ton of ice, which is a nice solution to the 4 PM energy lull.
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A resident of Western Ghouta, which is under government siege, said shellings appeared to have ceased around the capital in the hours after the start of the lull at 1 a.m.
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The Aussie's jump encouraged some traders who have been searching for direction recently after a lull in currency markets but the euro and dollar moved little, suggesting broader volatility remained subdued.
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While there is typically a lull in buyback announcements in the reporting season spanning mid-July to late August, Santschi said the drop could be a sign of caution among corporations.
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With Apex Legends Season 2 beginning on July 2nd, the data shows that Fortnite's popularity has hit a lull and Season 2 is launching at the right time to capture momentum.
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A 60-year lull in Caribbean tropical cyclones Our next discovery jumped out at us when we plotted the combined data over time of the shipwreck and the tree-ring records.
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