Jay Inslee (moderated by Wolf Blitzer) Thursday 10pm: Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro (moderated by Don Lemon) Sunday 7pm: Author Marianne Williamson (moderated by Dana Bash) Sunday 8pm: Businessman Andrew Yang (moderated by Ana Cabrera) The big unknown Will the Mueller report be released to the public this week?
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Lester Holt of NBC moderated the first debate Trump appeared in, while the second was moderated by ABC&aposs Martha Raddatz and CNN&aposs Anderson Cooper.
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" YouTube did not respond to a request for comment, but the company's policy on Super Chats says that comments could be moderated — but won't necessarily be moderated: "If a Super Chat is moderated and removed for violating our policies, YouTube will donate our portion of revenue to charity.
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Nominally, the debate was moderated by CBS News's Elaine Quijano.
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Oil prices have moderated recently on concerns over global growth.
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The event, moderated by Anderson Cooper, airs at 8 p.m.
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Vucic later moderated and expressed regret for his past actions.
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Moderated by WWE superstar (and devoted Destiny fan) Big Show.
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Meighan said racists were "moderated out" of its Facebook group.
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Nine of the panels are moderated by journalists from Bloomberg.
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ET, is being moderated by Chris Wallace of Fox News.
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It will be moderated by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace.
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In the interview with NBC News, Bornstein moderated his language.
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He does not seem to have moderated Mr Trump much.
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It has "moderated" its position, but it is not moderate.
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The conversation will be moderated by Vulture editor, Jordan Crucchiola.
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For its part, Awoo is more heavily moderated than Mastodon.
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CBS News moderated the heated exchange in Greenville, South Carolina.
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The debate Monday will be moderated by NBC's Lester Holt.
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He later skipped another Fox News debate that she moderated.
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The panel was moderated by TechCrunch's Managing Editor, Matt Burns.
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He doesn't want to be moderated, even by his daughter.
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The internet was simply a more accessible, less moderated space.
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The talk was organized and moderated by curator Kasper König.
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Cruz himself, they said, moderated his position on the issue.
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Importantly, traffic acquisition cost growth moderated relative to prior quarters.
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Trump has already moderated one of his key stances on China.
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Christian Martinez, Facebook's head of multicultural, moderated the future-focused event.
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But trade between the two countries has moderated amid escalating tensions.
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Other survey findings: Fears about a China slowdown moderated in October.
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She also moderated a panel Putin was on at the conference.
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That discussion will be moderated by SeedPlus partner Tiang Lim Foo.
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Automatically moderated commenting is just one example already in use today.
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In the second half of 2018, growth moderated to 20123 percent.
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In the second half of 2018, growth moderated to 5.2 percent.
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During the 2016 campaign, he moderated CBS News' two presidential debates.
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It is moderated by more assists, more free throws, more drives.
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Or Maybe CNN's own Anderson Cooper, who moderated the second one?
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The event was moderated by former White House adviser Valerie Jarrett.
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Mr. Baier, who has moderated a Democratic town hall with Mrs.
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Cognizant also moderated content for other platforms including Google and Twitter.
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Sure enough, their initial growth rates moderated as they scaled up.
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Wednesday Queens, N.Y., town hall on MSNBC moderated by Chuck Todd.
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Eastern and will be moderated by Elaine Quijano of CBS News.
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Overall, NXP options traders' defensive stance has moderated in recent days.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi acknowledged this week that growth has moderated.
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Sanders campaign wanted a standing debate that was moderated by professionals.
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Such commentary must of course be moderated to fit the moment.
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Yet these rates too have stabilised as employment growth has moderated.
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Wednesday's debate was co-moderated by MSNBC and The Washington Post.
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Global trade has moderated, and with it industrial activity across Europe.
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But he also moderated those threats by leaving out the specifics.
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Business fixed investment, they admitted that its growth rate has moderated.
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The Republican presidential debate Thursday moderated by CNN was no exception.
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These are smaller, moderated panel discussions with curated questions from the audience.
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By the end of the day, the put price moderated to $4.70.
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Others have gone further, deftly discussing how "free speech" could be moderated.
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The conversation will be moderated by Alexandra Petri of The Washington Post.
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But since his inauguration, Trump has moderated from some of those positions.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen has since moderated her timetable for rate hikes.
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Warren has not moderated her at times vitriolic rhetoric toward Silicon Valley.
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Demand fell as the recent sharp declines in mortgage interest rates moderated.
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The growth moderated from last quarter as Alphabet had warned in February.
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A Reuters poll forecast the index would show growth moderated in April.
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The debate in Las Vegas was moderated by Fox News' Chris Wallace.
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Tonight's debate will be moderated by NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt.
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Paula Johnson, a Republican, told CNN's Alisyn Camerota, who moderated the panel.
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Statements submitted by users will be heavily moderated for duplication and trolling.
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Diaz-Balart previously moderated a debate between Clinton and Sanders in 2016.
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The debate will be moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper and Dana Bash.
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There are indications that activity moderated further at the start of 21.01.
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Sessions will be moderated by influencers like Chelsea Clinton and Mike McCurry.
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ET. That Town Hall was moderated by "CNN Tonight" anchor Don Lemon.
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The live event will be moderated by "CNN Newsroom" anchor Poppy Harlow.
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The pace of increases has since moderated somewhat in tandem with wages.
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The event was moderated by "State of the Union" anchor Jake Tapper.
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These are moderated support groups — not a medical service or traditional therapy.
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Friday in Indianapolis that will be moderated by Fox News' Sean Hannity.
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The conversation was moderated by Business Insider's cannabis industry reporter, Jeremy Berke.
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Mia Bloom and Mubin Shaikh, and it's moderated by Karen J. Greenberg.
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The town hall was moderated by Balcon and featured three WOC organizers.
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I moderated a session the other day about sensory experiences with audio.
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American officials have since moderated the sanctions demand, which roiled oil markets.
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But he has since moderated his stance, outlining a more piecemeal approach.
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Most are moderated by users and have their own rules for content.
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It also moderated expectations for growth in Mexico, Chile and South Africa.
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MORE, Trump moderated his once vehement criticism of the Affordable Care Act.
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Damage has already been done, but the negative effects can be moderated.
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Following the Chairman's prepared remarks, there will be a moderated Q&A.
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The early surge in Korean defense stocks moderated later during the session.
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The panel was moderated by Laura Chau, principal investor at Canaan Partners.
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However, momentum appears to have moderated further early in the fourth quarter.
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The resumption of operations has moderated the pain at the gasoline pump.
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Along the way, he moderated presidential debates in 2004, 2008, and 2012.
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The only real whisper of concern was that business investment had moderated.
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Like the Social Security plan, the Medicare proposal has moderated with time.
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Subscribers to this email got the lowdown last Thursday, but check out the write-ups of our special task force meetings that took place on the day — about growing fervor for regulating Big Tech (moderated by Kara Swisher), how best for the U.S. to engage with China (moderated by Thomas Friedman), and the need for leadership to reduce gun violence (moderated by David Gelles).
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Mifsud has also lectured at the Moscow university and frequently moderated its panels.
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Not only have the tweets continued, they have also not moderated one bit.
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The formation of new non-performing assets moderated from the highs of 2016.
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Moderated by Jake Silverstein, editor in chief of The New York Times Magazine.
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Rappelling is a process of continuous moderated braking, which also means continuous friction.
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And in February 2016, Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff moderated a Democratic debate.
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Still, the downward pace moderated from the previous month's annual 1.9 percent drop.
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As gains have moderated at the top, they've gained steam at the bottom.
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I moderated a panel of leading cybersecurity VCs at Venture Alpha West 2015.
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But as president-elect, Trump appears to have moderated some of his opinions.
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Orrin Hatch moderated a conversation with Cook, which included questions from the audience.
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Maddow had previously moderated a debate between Clinton and Bernie Sanders in 2016.
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And, of course, many will question if content should be moderated at all.
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Williams spoke at an event moderated by the Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce.
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The event, moderated by CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, will air from 9 p.m.
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The conversation will be moderated by "Squawk Box " co-anchor Andrew Ross Sorkin.
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These are edited excerpts from their pre-dinner chat, moderated by Janelle Zara.
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China's real estate investment moderated in August on slower construction and home sales.
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But it does appear to have at least moderated their reach a bit.
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Roundtable discussion, featuring: Moderated by RAFAEL BERNAL, The Hill Latino 85033:15 p.m.
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With Xenobia Bailey, Lester Burg, Jean Shin, and moderated by Brooke Kamin Rapaport.
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Growth in the United States has moderated somewhat, but the economy remains strong.
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The summer heat in Prince Edward County is likewise moderated by the lake.
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Elisabeth Bumiller, our Washington bureau chief, moderated a debate on changing gender dynamics.
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Christiane Amanpour, now of CNN, moderated ABC's "This Week" from 2010 to 2011.
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Both this and the Dorsky panel will be moderated by Hanna Maria Sawka.
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But prices have moderated and now it's back, served at lunch and dinner.
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The Thursday event will be moderated by anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum.
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The debate will be moderated by Anderson Cooper, Erin Burnett, and Marc Lacey.
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The evening includes a chat with the artists, moderated by Lawrence Rhodes. (guggenheim.org.)
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The talk will be moderated by cultural anthropologist and oral historian Amy Starecheski.
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Sunday's gathering was more orderly, moderated by a representative from the Justice Department.
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The panel was moderated by House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Sen.
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Instead, they attacked Bloomberg and each other in a badly moderated food fight.
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In another sign that the economy is flagging, demand for credit has moderated.
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However, oil prices have moderated and stocks have avoided a multi-day selloff.
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He moderated a post-screening conversation; Mr. Rollins did not introduce the film.
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But Mr. Trump has also moderated some of his positions since taking office.
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Instead, all the answers come from other users, and are moderated by volunteers.
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And, unlike most other online public forums, our comments are all human-moderated.
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British chat show host Jonathan Ross moderated Fox's panel for Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
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The panel was moderated by actress Sharon Stone, who suffered a stroke in 2001.
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But social media is too self-moderated to be accurate for single-person diagnosis.
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Adequate collateralisation and increased general provisioning have also moderated risks associated with property exposures.
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While consumer confidence remains strong, wage growth retreated in May and hiring moderated sharply.
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Second, some experts believe the Taliban has moderated their stance — to a certain extent.
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But the gains were moderated during the session, with U.S. crude briefly turning negative.
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He moderated nine presidential town-halls and is a leader in criminal justice reform.
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Kelly also anchored election night coverage and co-moderated big events like primary debates.
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He moderated his tone, declaring that Islam is 'one of the world's great faiths.
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Meanwhile, producer prices declined for the 47th straight month, although the fall moderated slightly.
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"It's a safe social network that's moderated by a Trevor staff person," says Green.
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Miller added that mortgage interest rates have now subsided and home prices have moderated.
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She showed her inexperience as having never moderated a debate in spades last night.
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On Wednesday, Deere moderated its previous expectations, projecting farm cash receipts to remain flat.
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It was moderated by Michael Ostheimer, an attorney for the FTC's advertising practices division.
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Any form of dissent is reduced to likely moderated comments or static Facebook emoticons.
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Sponsor perspective, featuring: Moderated by HECTOR BARRETO, Chairman, The Latino Coalition 2:30 p.m.
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The discussion will be moderated by Wendy Cohn, a managing director at Fitch Ratings.
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Each forum was ultimately run by whoever owned it and moderated largely by volunteers.
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Set up a private Facebook, Yahoo or Google group for shareholders, moderated by residents.
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"There are benefits to moderated platforms," she continued — say, to create coherent, niche communities.
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Elisabeth Bumiller, the Washington bureau chief for The Times, moderated the wide-ranging discussion.
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I, too, want to see the government in Tehran weakened, moderated or even removed.
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A discussion will be moderated by Lauretta Charlton, who edits the Race/Related newsletter.
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Mr. Hayes-Davis's moderated stance has put him at odds with staunch Confederate groups.
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Several of its panels are either being moderated by women or feature multiple women.
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Lesley Stahl, now of "60 Minutes," moderated "Face the Nation" from 1983 to 1991.
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We even held a mayoral debate inside the facility moderated by the young people.
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Information on Wikipedia has been moderated by anonymous users since its inception in 2001.
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CHINA CENTRAL BANK OFFICIAL SAYS DECLINES OF OFF-BALANCE SHEET LOANS MODERATED IN 2019
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Typically we have several hundred students participating in a live-moderated discussion each week.
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I'm sure production will go up but I think it will also be moderated.
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Last year, the president's personal lawyer also spoke in a panel moderated by Glazyev.
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The new document, however moderated, is not likely to change that situation by itself.
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Most Twitter users have no idea how the site is moderated on the backend.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President Robert Kaplan participates in moderated Q&A session before the Austin Chamber of Commerce (090000/1700) and he later participates in moderated Q&A session before the McCombs School of Business at University of Texas in Austin.
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Inflation moderated to 21% from 2212% in 2908Q20652, reducing net interest margins for most banks.
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Back when the forums were first created, many were moderated in less than stringent fashion.
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And there are signs that growth in business debt has moderated over the past year.
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Facebook says the new tool will be moderated using algorithms, human staff, and user flagging.
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In January 2016, Trish Regan and Sandra Smith moderated one of two Republican presidential debates.
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But growth in the cloud business moderated from the 37% growth in the prior quarter.
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This year demand for exports has moderated, dampening growth, most notably in Germany and Italy.
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The airline group said it has "moderated" its short-term plans to fly more routes.
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But he does not seem to have moderated his global ambitions because of Mr Trump.
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The first of three presidential debates will be moderated by NBC's Lester Holt on Sept.
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The panel will be moderated by Poppy Simpson, head of content and curation at Meural.
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This is also the fourth consecutive time a woman has moderated a vice presidential debate.
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The discussion was moderated by her father-in-law Nick, a veteran journalist and academic.
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Utah's Senator Orrin Hatch moderated a conversation with Cook, which included questions from the audience.
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Mike Milken himself moderated 10 panels, which between them featured 32 men and 7 women.
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In the intervening weeks, his tone has not been moderated so much as become familiar.
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Holt had also moderated a debate between Hillary Clinton and President Donald Trump in 2016.
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If you prefer to learn through livestreams or moderated chats, O.School will be for you.
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Holt moderated the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and then-candidate Trump in September.
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Despite recent drama with Mexico, Trump has thus far moderated his most extreme trade rhetoric.
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Against what some aides call his better judgment, Trump moderated his campaign rhetoric about China.
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A Confederation of British Industry survey last month also suggested growth in manufacturing moderated recently.
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The new export orders index has moderated from a recent peak of 55.9 in May.
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In the past, congressional appropriations (or more recently, continuing resolutions) have moderated presidents' planned reallocations.
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At a CNN town hall moderated by Anderson Cooper on Tuesday, he cleared things up.
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Though the moderated segment is over, please continue to add comments and respond to others.
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Yet, this will still be the third year in a row job growth has moderated.
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His conciliatory tone, would have been seen as moderated had it come from someone else.
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For starters, China's growth rate slowed, and the flow of money into the country moderated.
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He scheduled a "Faith and Values Town Hall" on Thursday, moderated by Mayor Julie Winter.
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In a discussion Mr. Clinton moderated on shared prosperity, his four guests were esteemed globalists.
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It was hosted by CNN and moderated by Jake Tapper, Dana Bash, and Don Lemon.Sens.
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This time, she joked about the satire that followed when she moderated vice-presidential debates.
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Apple's Julz Arny, who works on special projects for fitness at Apple, moderated the session.
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Underlying inflation continued to slow last month as healthcare costs moderated after recent hefty gains.
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It's free, open to the public, and moderated by media sensation and writer Kimberly Drew.
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That said, the subreddit is one of the more tightly moderated on the Reddit network.
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American Public Media's "Marketplace," whose host, Kai Ryssdal, moderated the discussion, published the complete audio.
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But softer market sentiment soon touched the oil markets, where crude prices moderated their gains.
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Jim Rutenberg, The Times's media columnist, moderated the TimesTalk panel, which was streamed live online.
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The debate, hosted by Fox Business Network, was moderated by Neil Cavuto and Maria Bartiromo.
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James Shillinglaw, the editor-in-chief and founder of Insider Travel Report, moderated the discussion.
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Wednesday was only the third primary debate in history moderated by an all-women panel.
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Other data showed that U.S. house price growth moderated in June but was still strong.
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Growth in industrial output and retail sales likely moderated slightly in July, the poll showed.
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Moderated by Reuters Editor-at-Large Sir Harold Evans, the panel debated the Trump budget.
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The president has since dropped or moderated his complaints about Chinese currency and economic practices.
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The second debate, moderated by Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz, will be a town hall.
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Pelosi called her decision "quite historic" during a CNN town hall moderated by Jake Tapper.
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Premiums have moderated, even if plans are still pricey for people not receiving government help.
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Mr. Trump refused to participate in a later debate that Ms. Kelly moderated in Iowa.
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Ms. Chauvet moderated online with Chris True, a mathematics instructor at the University of Arizona.
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The fact that they are highlighting business investment had moderated is certainly something to consider.
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Still, he's never moderated what ChatSurge users can send out; he just doesn't see the point.
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The event will end with a conversation among the writers, moderated by editor Rowan Hisayo Buchanan.
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ET to hear the candidates in a debate moderated by CNN's Dana Bash and Chris Cuomo.
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"Customer traffic has moderated," said Mark Scarpelli, president of Raymond Chevrolet and Kia in Antioch, Illinois.
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Bayer also joined Lovato for the conversation, which was moderated by Today Show host Hoda Kotb.
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Growth has moderated but is not yet showing the sharp slowdown anticipated by global equity markets.
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Republicans think they are being over-moderated, and that is a rich argument for their base.
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Just two days after the tape's release, Cooper moderated the second debate between Trump and Clinton.
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That'll be the default for Groups that already requires that posts are moderated before going live.
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That leaves little room for online bullying to take place, and these emoji comments are moderated.
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CNBC's Geoff Cutmore moderated a panel discussion in Bali to discuss the contents of the paper.
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In 2017, it was very strong; and now it's moderated, and it's a little bit weaker.
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"Overall growth in the second quarter appears to have moderated," Powell said in the prepared remarks.
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Just on substantive terms, the debate was among the most poorly moderated of this primary season.
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He's attended every debate since, including another Fox News one moderated by Kelly earlier this month.
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ET Wednesday for "Black, White and Blue: America 2016," a town hall moderated by Don Lemon.
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Kamala Harris will not participate in a Fox News moderated town hall, per journalist Yashar Ali.
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DBS' non-performing loan rate was unchanged at 1.4 percent, but non-performing loan formation moderated.
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Spain's left-wing Podemos moderated its policies in recent coalition talks with the centre-left PSOE.
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The event was moderated and taped by MSNBC and will air Monday night at 8 p.m.
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The uploads weren't moderated in any way by the Newseum, if that was not already obvious.
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The panel with Spicer and Hodge was moderated by RealClearPolitics associate editor and columnist A.B. Stoddard.
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This month's debate will be held in Atlanta and moderated by MSNBC and The Washington Post.
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Wallace moderated several GOP primary debates, but with Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly at his side.
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Some say AMLO has moderated from his previous campaign positions but it remains to be seen.
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Scott broke down what made his pitch deck successful in a webinar moderated by Business Insider.
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Watch CNN's town hall event moderated by CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota on Thursday at 9 p.m.
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"Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek on Monday evening moderated a gubernatorial debate in Pennsylvania between incumbent Gov.
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Mike Pence, held their only debate of the 2016 campaign, moderated by Elaine Quijano of CBS.
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During the race, Ellison told the Washington Post that his political beliefs had moderated over time.
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Trump may not have moderated his tone or softened his hard-line immigration position since then.
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After the debate, which Tapper moderated, Trump sent a tweet praising the GOP candidate, former Rep.
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This moderated discussion will offer a smaller, more intimate setting than the main stage of Disrupt.
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Clinton said at a C.E.O. conference in South Carolina at which Mr. Blankfein moderated a discussion.
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"Ask President Carter," moderated by the CBS anchor Walter Cronkite, was broadcast on March 5, 1977.
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Average job growth has moderated to about 22016,274 per month from 903,290 per month in 247.8.
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"I do trust Chairman Powell to get it right," Mr. Mnuchin said during a moderated discussion.
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Although U.S. growth has moderated, Europe has decelerated at a much faster pace (see Chart 1).
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Our next "What's Going On in This Picture?" live-moderated discussion will take place on Jan.
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Ms. Chauvet and Corey Andreasen, a mathematics teacher at Qatar Academy Doha in Doha, Qatar, moderated.
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Computer moderated video is something we can do now, full blown AR or VR interaction isn't.
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The discussion will be moderated by Kathleen Lingo, the executive producer of The Times's Op-Docs.
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They're going to be the first debates that have to be moderated by a Jamaican nurse.
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Its judgments are based on more than 16 million moderated Times comments, going back to 2007.
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Private sector investment growth moderated to 222 percent, from 25.96 percent in the first three months.
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While he still holds moderated positions in those stocks, this year he sees opportunity in utilities.
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Eastern time, we host a live-moderated student discussion with our partner organization, Visual Thinking Strategies.
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The sound is moderated by 10,000 digitally milled acoustic wall panels of varying depths and textures.
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In fact he and his aides insisted that debates with Strickland be moderated by Ohio journalists.
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Respondents in this region were much less likely to have a moderated view of the president.
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West Hollywood also sold subsidized Ring products "exclusively" to residents in areas moderated by neighborhood watches.
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They can't, and even if they could, they would quickly face electoral oblivion unless they moderated.
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I THINK IT'S HELPED THE U.S. ECONOMY, AND HOPEFULLY, IT WILL BE MODERATED OVER 291 HOURS.
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Kirsten Gillibrand will answer questions at an April 9 town hall moderated by CNN's Erin Burnett.
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ET town hall meeting with O'Rourke moderated by Dana Bash in the border city of McAllen.
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The event itself was moderated by lifestyle vlogger Dulce Candy, who has over two million subscribers. .
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The exhibits, since 22011, have been curated and moderated by Anna Van Lenten, among other experts.
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On a recent episode of "The Argument" podcast, I moderated a debate between Bret and Michelle.
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Sciortino attended BiRequest, a bi men's support group in NYC, moderated by a man named Paul.
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During her career, Ifill moderated two vice-presidential debates, between John Edwards and Dick Cheney in 214, and one between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin in 22016, as well as a 214 Democratic primary debate in which she co-moderated with fellow PBS anchor Judy Woodruff.
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Prices have since moderated to around $1,946 after Port Pirie restarted and metal flowed into LME warehouses.
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Michael Bennet will be first up in an event moderated by CNN's Dana Bash at 10 p.m.
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While both sides have moderated their public statements, observers do not expect any major breakthroughs this week.
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He will sit for a moderated discussion as part of the event, which was founded in 2017.
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The press conference will be moderated by Sharan Burrow, General Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation.
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But plenty of anti-Trump voices, including Paul Ryan and Marco Rubio, have moderated as November approaches.
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China's average new home prices surged 12.4 percent in 2016, but gains have moderated in recent months.
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To be sure, I'm unaware of Bourdain ever claiming to have moderated his heroin and cocaine use.
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On Wednesday in Ohio, Bill Clinton moderated his language on Obamacare but did not dilute his point.
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Many users said they've moderated their voices on Twitter to stay out of abuser's line of sight.
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U.S. consumer prices moderated in November, but the underlying trend continued to point to firming inflation pressures.
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Kelly moderated the debate with a bucket by her side in case she had to throw up.
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Record sales of C$5.77 billion of U.S. shares were moderated by purchases of other foreign stocks.
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Although Mr Salvini and Mr Di Maio have moderated their promises, the markets have suddenly taken fright.
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We have fixed the bug and have re-moderated all of the GIF stickers in our library.
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Obama will be taking part in a panel moderated by CNN's chief medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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There's a widespread assumption that the announcement will be moderated so that current troops are grandfathered in.
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Yesterday, I moderated a panel with top executives at the American Wind Energy Association conference in Anaheim.
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Blankfein also moderated a discussion with Najib in 2013 held with private equity firms in New York.
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The occasion will mark the first time Holt has moderated a presidential debate in the general election.
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During a panel moderated by CNBC, Putin said, "All those things are fictional, illusory and provocations, lies."
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Trade volume in Chinese and Japanese currencies moderated to 16.95 percent and 34.2 percent, the website showed.
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Other instances are moderated and managed by a volunteer crew and entirely separate from his flagship instance.
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This workshop will be a moderated discussion between investors and founders who are experts in this field.
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"This feeling of being empowered," she said during the panel, moderated by Editor-In-Chief Jane Francisco.
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Nationwide growth in China's property prices has moderated this year in response to measures to curb speculation.
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The pages will be moderated by those who create them and whoever they authorize to administrate them.
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"I have never owned a gun," Obama admitted to CNN's Anderson Cooper, who moderated the town hall.
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The one-hour event, moderated by CNN's Chris Cuomo, will air Wednesday, May 23 at 9 p.m.
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The discussion will be moderated by Reykjavik Art Museum's Head of Exhibitions and Education Markús Þór Andrésson.
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The event, moderated by Editor-in-Chief Bob Cusack, is sponsored by Pharmaceutical Care Management Association (PCMA).
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Note: Our next "What's Going On in This Picture?" live-moderated discussion will take place on Nov.
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The event at the Sixth and I Synagogue in Washington was moderated by historian Doris Kearns Goodwin.
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Even as he moderated his public remarks, however, finger pointing was in full swing behind the scenes.
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At the panel, moderated by journalist and lawyer Star Jones, each spoke about their mentors and experiences.
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Similar to the filibuster, the practice of blue-slipping moderated the president's nominations and empowered individual senators.
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After the minister's remarks, Murphy moderated a panel with the hospitality executives, Dominican Republic officials, and Bernstein.
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This has moderated the potential fallout for the financial system but Oreshkin said borrowers are still exposed.
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Sometimes, there are guest speakers; other times, it is a moderated conversation with the diners and Wey.
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During the dinner, Curtis Stone started a Twitter chat titled #morefarmers that was moderated by Modern Farmer.
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Reuters Japan Bureau Chief William Mallard moderated the discussion, which took place at Keidanren Hall in Tokyo.
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Parker introduced the film and participated in a moderated question-and-answer session about it, they added.
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I first met Brandon when I moderated a beauty panel he was speaking on in late 2017.
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Debt levels had moderated somewhat in the last few years due to a government clampdown on risk.
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The conversation will be moderated by Brooke Kamin Rapaport, Director and Martin Friedman Senior Curator of Mad.
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But perhaps because it is more heavily moderated than other networks, TikTok mostly feels safe and wholesome.
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The debate, airing on CNN, will be moderated by Jake Tapper, Dana Bash and Univision's Ilia Calderón.
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The event will be moderated by "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier and "The Story" anchor Martha MacCallum.
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Mr. Mnuchin is expected to participate in a moderated discussion during the main portion of the conference.
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Note: Our next "What's Going On in This Picture?" live-moderated discussion will take place on Oct.
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Ifill moderated the 2004 and 2008 vice presidential debates, as well as a 2016 Democratic primary debate.
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We are seeing investors being mindful of this ... and interest and expectations have moderated for the quarter.
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The decline in profits earned by steel mills and chemical plants moderated from the first three months.
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"Today" show host Matt Lauer moderated, and he and military veterans in the audience provided the questions.
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These politically charged conversations should be moderated by capable facilitators to minimize discord and promote effective communications.
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Purchases of foreign stocks cooled to C$4.7 billion, while bond purchases moderated to C$1.58 billion.
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By design, content on WhatsApp can not be monitored and moderated like it can be on Facebook.
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EDT: Hillary Clinton will speak at a Women for Women International event moderated by CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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Rather Moscow has moderated or muted its campaign, possibly because it saw that it was not working.
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It's Wallace's first general election debate, but he co-moderated Fox's three GOP primary debates this cycle.
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But there's also Facebook and Reddit, where user-moderated, fanatic communities for Ring product owners have flourished.
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That has moderated in recent months, but still represents a limit on traders' expectations of future prices.
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Airline passenger growth in Asia has moderated this year to 4.4% in the nine months ended Sept.
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Bernie Sanders will head to Washington next Monday for a town hall moderated by CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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ET, at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Florida, and will be moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Aimee Allison, the founder of She the People, an organization devoted to mobilizing women of color, moderated.
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Aimee Allison, the founder of She the People, an organization devoted to mobilizing women of color, moderated.
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The discussion will be moderated by Antonio Monda, the Artistic Director of the Le Conversazioni literary festival.
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The first presidential debate will be on September 26, moderated by NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt.
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Next up is the vice presidential debate, moderated by CBS News correspondent Elaine Quijano on October 4.
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The news comes from a moderated discussion with Hulu CEO Mike Hopkins in New York City this morning.
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Geopolitical rivalry has been moderated, however, by economic interdependence: a mutual entanglement some economics wags have dubbed "Chimerica".
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The show could be anything from a talk show moderated by President Obama to a traditional nonfiction explainer.
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After the screening, there will be a Q&A with Anderson and Gilford, moderated by YACHT's Claire Evans.
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CNN will host a debate, moderated by CNN's Dana Bash and Chris Cuomo, featuring several candidates on Wednesday.
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Along similar lines, 12-step treatment programs nearly unanimously reject moderated drinking as a potential outcome for participants.
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"We thought it was crazy this product didn't exist," Collison said during a session moderated by Re/code.
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Growth in retail sales moderated to 4.3% in May 2003 — the slowest pace on record, according to Refinitiv.
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One panel was moderated by Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, the person said, and James delivered concluding remarks.
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"However, their expectations regarding the short-term have moderated, suggesting they do not foresee any pickup in momentum."
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Of course, it's prominent conspiracy websites like Infowars and poorly moderated social media that helps these hoaxes spread.
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"Subsequently, firms moderated their expectations, leading business confidence to dip to its lowest since August 2016," Hayes said.
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Now you'd be hard pressed to find a comment section on the web that isn't moderated by humans.
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Competition in the housing market finally began to cool this year, as listings multiplied and price gains moderated.
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The way he sees it, there are three steps one should take to have a properly moderated site.
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The pace of increases has since moderated somewhat despite the unemployment rate being near a 50-year low.
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On Monday, Alba moderated a panel of four other businesswomen to ask them about entrepreneurship, motherhood and more.
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Last month, a CNBC-moderated panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, looked at the topic.
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The conversation will be moderated by David Rubenstein, co-founder and co-executive chairman of the Carlyle Group.
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ET/PT and features a panel of analysts moderated by Soledad O'Brien who will break down Simpson's interview.
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The dollar moderated losses, last trading at 110.635 yen, after earlier touching 110.14, its lowest since March 28.
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Many may have never heard of CBS news reporter Elaine Quijano before she moderated tonight's vice presidential debate.
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CNN's Chris Cuomo moderated as the candidates came together to deliver their closing arguments to Palmetto State voters.
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Sponsor perspective, featuring: Moderated by JEFF DEBOER, President & Chief Executive Officer, The Real Estate Roundtable 10:40 a.m.
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The debate, moderated by CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, comes as Clinton and Sanders are polling neck and neck.
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The increase in retail sales moderated from a revised 3.2 percent year-on-year growth seen in April.
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An hourlong town-hall conversation, moderated by Michel Martin of NPR's "All Things Considered," follows at 10:30.
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An hourlong town hall conversation, moderated by Michel Martin of NPR's "All Things Considered," follows at 9:30.
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Surely, Trump's platform, particularly on immigration, would have to be moderated for him to win the general election?
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Cy Scott, Headset's CEO, broke down what made his pitch successful in a webinar moderated by Business Insider.
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That mission statement "aligns everyone to the organization," Scott said in a recent webinar moderated by Business Insider.
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"However, the LEI's six-month growth rate has recently moderated somewhat, suggesting growth is unlikely to strongly accelerate."
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The report by human resources firm Paychex also found that annual wage growth for small business employees moderated.
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In January 85033, Trish Regan and Sandra Smith moderated a Republican presidential debate on the Fox Business Network.
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Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff of PBS co-moderated a Democratic debate in February 2016, according to Vox.
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In other news, I moderated a pair of panels at the swanky Luxury Meets Cannabis Conference on Tuesday.
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Rick Scott in the Florida Senate race, which will be moderated by anchor Wolf Blitzer from Tampa, Fla.
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After 17 years moderating PBS's roundtable, Washington Week, Ifill moderated the vice presidential debates in 2004 and 2008.
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Reesa Lake, executive vice president at Digital Brand Architects, moderated the panel and also spoke on this topic.
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Although Ms. Raddatz moderated the vice-presidential debate in 2012, that event was seen by 51 million viewers.
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The Jewish Museum hosts a conversation about Soutine's gestural painting and still lifes, moderated by Hyperallergic's John Yau.
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Mixer also tries to appeal to people who want a more heavily moderated platform — and a dress code.
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Ms. Maddow co-moderated an MSNBC debate between Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont in 2016.
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But the declines in yields moderated late in the day, in tandem with the shift in stock trading.
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Note: Our next "What's Going On in This Picture?" live-moderated discussion will take place on Nov. 19.
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Erica Chauvet and James Bush, both professors at Waynesburg University in Pennsylvania, edited the reveal and moderated, respectively.
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Alisa Bergman (Adobe Systems), Jai Das (Sapphire Ventures) and Sanjay Kumar (Geospatial Media) moderated by: Nikki Helmer (SAP)
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Ms. Chauvet moderated online with Leigh Nataro, a mathematics teacher at Kent Place School in Summit, New Jersey.
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Don't worry, it's moderated for errant nastiness, and also provides mental health resources right there in the game.
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I moderated, and part way through, Charlie Clark, Saskatoon's mayor, joined Jada on the stage for some questions.
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The event will be co-moderated by "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier and "The Story" anchor Martha MacCallum.
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"If not moderated it can become detrimental to a child's social development and their general wellbeing," she said.
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Grade level: 9th, 10th and 12th grades Why we chose it: As we moderated posts to our WGOITP?
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The poll forecast exports to have shrunk 3.03% on-year in the month, moderated from November's 6.09% drop.
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The company then moderated its tone and announced it had sufficient raw materials and supplies for full output.
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"Nothing has changed," Sajwani told a CNBC-moderated panel at the Salt Conference in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.
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It will be moderated by Chris Cuomo and co-hosted by the university and the state Democratic Party.
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While economic growth has moderated only slightly so far, forecasters think America is headed for a deeper pullback.
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Elizabeth Warren will answer questions at a town hall moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper in Mississippi next Monday.
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China's growth rate has moderated further, though recent actions by Chinese policymakers are supporting the near-term outlook.
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The rig count has risen fairly steadily for more than a year, but the growth has recently moderated.
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It's also far-removed from how Facebook moderated content in its past, and how it moderates content today.
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That event was moderated by the group's chairman emeritus, former AIG CEO Maurice "Hank" Greenberg, the report showed.
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Note: Our next "What's Going On in This Picture?" live-moderated discussion will take place on April 29.
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There were a couple words that were more muted – that business investment had 'moderated' from its earlier pace.
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Over the years, the community edited and moderated millions of features to improve Maps, Google said in the announcement.
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While most markets have moderated, Toronto, the nation's largest, continues to see bidding wars and double-digit price gains.
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Other panelists include Nato Thompson and Shantrelle P. Lewis, and the conversation will be moderated by Susan Lubowski Talbott.
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The panel, moderated by CNBC's Geoff Cutmore, also included Mary Callahan Erdoes, J.P. Morgan's asset & wealth management chief executive.
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That was better than a Reuters poll forecast an 8-percent drop and moderated from November's 6.8-percent decline.
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While support groups are moderated by relevant not-for-profit organizations which can also feed information into the communities.
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Kelly co-moderated a Trump-less debate last week after Fox News refused to remove her, per Trump's request.
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Still, growth was moderated by a 27 percent rise in provisions from a year earlier to 537 million dirhams.
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In October, she faced backlash for ill-advised comments on diversity at a panel moderated by Quartz's Aamna Mohdin.
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Property investment growth in December had moderated to 2.4 percent, the lowest since July 2016, according to Reuters' calculations.
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The FGM talk was moderated by Ieasha Prime, an Islamic scholar and women's program coordinator at Dar al-Hijrah.
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The drive for profits will remain paramount, more or less moderated by concerns about reputation and the common good.
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"All-student emails on our campus are moderated," Joe Mosley, a spokesperson for Southern Oregon University told BuzzFeed News.
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I posed that question during a recent panel I moderated on paid parental leave at the 2016 Concordia Summit.
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The service is edited and moderated by its community of users, which keeps the discussions generally insightful and enlightening.
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A run of Chinese data is expected to show activity moderated in April after a strong showing in March.
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Moderated by NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt, the debate is scheduled to air on NBC from 29 p.m.
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Jose Diaz-Balart, Savannah Guthrie, Lester Holt, Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd moderated the debate for a second night.
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The "Today" show host moderated the network's "Commander-in-Chief Forum" earlier this moth, and the reviews were disastrous.
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But since French is an honest and intelligent man, I believe he could have moderated on those critical issues.
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Each week, Extra Crunch members have access to conference calls moderated by the TechCrunch writers you read every day.
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A day before his speech, Mr Kudrin moderated a panel composed of Russia's most successful and powerful regional governors.
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Todd also serves as NBC News's political director and previously moderated a debate between Clinton and Sanders in 2016.
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Priebus and Bannon will have a talk, moderated by American Conservative Union Chairman Matt Schlapp, at 85033:05 pm.
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These are moderated panel discussions with main stage-caliber speakers that take place in a smaller, more intimate setting.
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Hardwick moderated the panel for spin-off "Fear the Walking Dead" prior to the panel for the mothership series.
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The presidential town hall debate on Sunday evening will be moderated by CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Raddatz.
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"Document technology revenue declines moderated and margin improved, driven by cost and productivity initiatives," Chief Executive Ursula Burns said.
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HICP inflation fell to 0.1% in 2015 from 0.8% in 2014, whereas core inflation moderated only slightly to 1.0%.
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Late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert moderated an "all-Trump" debate on CBS's "The Late Show" Thursday night.
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As Democrats have moderated themselves to win the votes of "wired workers" and the like, they've alienated everyone else.
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ANTRAM said they were open to government-moderated negotiations but only if the strike was suspended or called off.
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His next big national appearance comes on Wednesday: a town hall hosted by CNN and moderated by Anderson Cooper.
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Andy Cohen — Housewives executive producer, Bravo executive, and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host — moderated the panel.
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Each has handled the daily email flood and moderated thousands of comments, and done it all with gracious aplomb.
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The December debate will be held on the campus of UCLA and be moderated by "PBS NewsHour" and Politico.
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"Black, White and Blue: America 2016," a two-hour event moderated by Don Lemon, will air at 10 p.m.
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Tidd's full remarks, watch a discussion moderated by The Hill's Kristina Wong at the Atlantic Council on Wednesday here.
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Headset CEO Cy Scott walked us through what made his pitch successful in a webinar moderated by Business Insider.
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Far from being moderated by the nuclear deal, Iran is perpetuating its direct military involvement in Syria and beyond.
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Sports writer and ESPN analyst Adam Schefter moderated the town hall, which also included children with Type 85033 diabetes.
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In 2019, he moderated the second Democratic presidential debate and was criticized for his relentless observing of time restrictions.
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Both nights of the debate were hosted by CNN, and moderated by Jake Tapper, Dana Bash, and Don Lemon.
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However, underlying inflation moderated amid a slowdown in the pace of increases in healthcare costs after recent robust gains.
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At Startup Ethiopia, I moderated and sat on panels with Ethiopian government representatives to discuss the country's 'net situation.
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A politics moderated by Christianity is merely procedural because the fundamental questions of human dignity have been answered elsewhere.
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When he returned to the committee room, Judge Kavanaugh moderated his anger and apologized to one of the senators.
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"Ask President Carter," moderated by the CBS anchor Walter Cronkite, was broadcast on the afternoon of March 5, 1977.
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ET. The event will be co-moderated by "Special Report" anchor Bret Baier and "The Story" anchor Martha MacCallum.
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Per Gabbard's campaign, she will "attend a town hall in Las Vegas moderated by NORML," the marijuana legalization campaign.
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After he moderated a campus discussion on arms control, a Russian diplomat approached him and invited him to lunch.
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EDT: House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) participates in a CNN town hall moderated by anchor Chris Cuomo.
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Mr. Bridenstine has since moderated his public views, saying he supports NASA research into the causes of extreme weather.
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It gave up a large chunk of those gains on Wednesday as expectations of a last-minute agreement moderated.
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It noted, as it did in March, that household spending growth had moderated since the end of last year.
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The Monday town hall event will be moderated by MSNBC anchor Joy Reid at The Wing location in Soho.
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Average hourly earnings rose to a recovery-high 2.9 percent for January, but moderated to 2.6 percent in February.
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"Overall, I think drugmakers have moderated their approach to price increases over the last few years," he told me.
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But reconciliation efforts stalled shortly thereafter, despite efforts by Egypt, which moderated the initial agreement, to keep pressing forward.
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Lutz said he also thought Musk, who is known for his sometimes eccentric personality and bold predictions, has moderated.
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North Korea has used its graphite-moderated reactor at Yongbyon as a source of plutonium for its atomic bombs.
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The cult of the founder withered, while platforms sank into an endless war between the moderators and the moderated.
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Kozak, of the US State Department's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor, moderated a panel after Currie's remarks.
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" QUINCY KROSBY, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST AT PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY "The labor market tightens but wage growth moderated.
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Ms. Hessney with Erica Chauvet, a professor at Waynesburg University in Pennsylvania, wrote the "reveal" and moderated student responses.
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But before the ceremony, Sanchez moderated her fellow honorees in a conversation on the intersection of art and social justice.
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"Since the EU referendum expectations for commercial property values have moderated and most forecasts are predicting modest falls," Nationwide said.
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Consequently, Japfa's net debt to EBITDA leverage, which had jumped to 3.7x in 2014, has moderated to 7503x in 1H16.
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In essence, Mastodon is an experiment in whether individually moderated communities can make a social network like Twitter more civil.
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"The fall in total investments is moderated by higher expected investments within electricity supply and manufacturing investments," Statistic Norway said.
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Our lives are moderated by technology; we write tweets, stack up Snapchat stories, upload our heavily edited photos to Instagram.
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The feed was generated by an algorithm but moderated by a team of about 22008 people with backgrounds in journalism.
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And the r/coronavirus subreddit tags potential misinformation with a "grain of salt" label, though r/coronavirus is less moderated.
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However, the pandemonium moderated somewhat after the tunics of Captain James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock went up for bid.
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But some China watchers said growth may have moderated, as various one-off boosts to March factory readings taper off.
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Its grooming business, which includes its Gillette brand, continued to lag, although its sales declines moderated from the prior quarter.
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The Verge has reached out to YouTube for more information about how banned users' behavior is moderated on the platform.
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When Valerie Jarrett, his former adviser who moderated the event, questioned the former president about the time he met Mrs.
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Bill Weld — spoke to the convention audience during a series of brief Q&A sessions moderated by journalist April Ryan.
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The smaller, moderated OTR sessions last for 45 minutes and, unlike main-stage discussions, they're not recorded or live-streamed.
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In an AP interview this week, al-Sadr&aposs spokesman, Salah al-Obeidi, indicated his group had moderated its views.
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The German Council of Economic Experts made a smart suggestion, which was a moderated version of the general Eurobonds idea.
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At an Adobe Summit session this week on IoT (which I moderated), the audience was polled a couple of times.
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The discussion will be moderated by Pratt Institute's School of Art Visiting Fellow and multidisciplinary artist and activist Shaun Leonardo.
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Data on Wednesday showed average new home prices rose 12.4 percent in 20173, but gains have moderated in recent months.
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The first daughter spoke to about 250 Pennsylvania voters at the event moderated by former New York Congresswoman Nan Hayworth.
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These narratives are easy to sketch because they sell better to readers than moderated, honest inspection of sentiment and behavior.
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The 90-minute, commercial-free debate will be moderated by NBC's Lester Holt at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.
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The debate, which is in Las Vegas, Nevada, will last 90 minutes and be moderated by Fox News's Chris Wallace.
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The groups meet regularly to talk about life and career issues and the discussion is moderated by an executive coach.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders will face off on Sunday at the next Democratic debate, moderated by CNN.
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The debate will be held at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, and moderated by NBC Nightly News's Lester Holt.
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The debate is being moderated by Trump nemesis Megyn Kelly, with whom he tangled in a Fox debate in August.
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In an election of historic firsts, Hillary Clinton sparred against Donald Trump for 90 minutes, moderated by NBC's Lester Holt.
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But the president's tone has moderated since taking office, as he's said he wants to prioritize the deportation of criminals.
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Also appearing on the panel, moderated by CNBC, was Pekka Lundmark, president and CEO of the Finland based Fortum Corporation.
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"We will never ever celebrate a fundraise," Seghete said at a CNBC-moderated panel at the Web Summit tech conference.
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If hormones are triggering headaches, they may be moderated with birth control pills or a hormone estrogen patch, he said.
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In February 2018, he moderated a town hall meeting about gun control after the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.
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EDT Wednesday: House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) participates in a CNN town hall moderated by anchor Chris Cuomo.
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If new jobs were spread out equally over many communities, the growth in housing prices would be moderated and equalized.
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In a casual moderated discussion, they expressed a remarkable amount of agreement over each other's varied handling of the economy.
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The exchanges are moderated by Mueller and two other volunteers; experts in the field frequently weigh in with medical guidance.
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"Job growth has moderated in recent months but only because the economy is finally returning to full employment," Zandi said.
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During the moderated event, the pair reminisced about their presidencies and offered advice to those with aspirations for higher office.
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Medical care costs were unchanged for a second month and prescription medicine price increases also moderated from September's strong gain.
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The conversation, moderated by the national editor Marc Lacey, mined the front-line experiences of Times journalists around the country.
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The event is set to take place at 12pm ET and will be moderated by Harris Faulkner and Bill Hemmer.
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Just three months earlier, wages had been rising at their fastest rate in a decade but gains have moderated since.
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Long-term memories are moderated by synapses, essentially tubes that allow one neuron to pass along a signal to another.
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The summit concluded with a group forum, moderated by Vartanian, who read questions previously submitted online and lead the discussion.
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Moderated by Ben Greenman, this free event will be hosted at Pratt Institute on Tuesday, May 1, at 7:30pm.
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Most Anonymous chat rooms are moderated in some way, and people usually get kicked out for spamming or posting nonsense.
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The debate was moderated by the CNN anchors Dana Bash and Jake Tapper, along with the Univision anchor Ilia Calderón.
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He moderated political debates and town hall meetings, and occasionally reported from Israel and other parts of the Middle East.
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The showdown — the biggest presidential primary debate in history — was moderated by journalists from The New York Times and CNN.
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Ms. Chauvet moderated online with Corey Andreasen, a math teacher at American School of The Hague in Leiden, The Netherlands.
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The company was also a formal sponsor of Monday night's debate, which was moderated by NBC News anchor Lester Holt.
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Higher prices for crude energy products were largely moderated by lower prices for animals and animal products, which fell 6.2%.
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"Khan's impulsive expression of compassion, while rooted in the right instinct, should have been moderated by better preparation," he added.
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Heat-related and other impacts of climate change on health are significantly moderated by individual and community vulnerability and resilience.
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Disclosure: Reporting for this item took place at Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit in Maui, where I moderated a session on Wednesday.
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Disclosure: Reporting for this article took place at Qualcomm's Snapdragon Summit in Maui, where I moderated a session on Wednesday.
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Draper moderated his defense of Theranos&apos Elizabeth HolmesDraper invested early in bitcoin and has seen a windfall from that.
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Targon spoke with AYR CEO and cofounder Maggie Winter in a conversation moderated by Leandra Medine, founder of Man Repeller.
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Last week, I moderated a panel at Green Market Report&aposs The Economics of Psychedelic Investing conference in Midtown Manhattan.
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Below are selected exchanges, condensed for space, with callers and The Times reporter Laura M. Holson, who moderated the sessions.
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The House measure faces profound uncertainty in the Senate, where the legislation's steep spending cuts will almost certainly be moderated.
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Economic growth has moderated, but economists do not expect it to dip into contraction or recession in the coming year.
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ET. Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari is expected to attend a Q&A moderated discussion at Cargill Headquarters in Minnesota.
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David Bellows has moderated the subreddit r/DIY_ejuice through several crackdowns by the Food and Drug Administration toward e-cigarettes.
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"It's hard to imagine a sudden spurt in inflation when wage developments are as moderated as they are," he said.
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I still remember how Oprah moderated the heated discussion, seeking to build consensus and advance the conversation towards something constructive.
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The note also suggests that law enforcement use facial recognition in a human-moderated and limited capacity for its investigations.
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Michelle Goldberg On a Friday night last month, I moderated a debate in Manhattan about whether we should scrap capitalism.
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But since becoming chief minister, Mr. Adityanath has also moderated his language about minorities, saying all groups should be tolerated.
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The event, moderated by the "Fox News Sunday" host Chris Wallace and broadcast live from Iowa, was at times contentious.
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On the r/PokéPorn subreddit and on platforms such as Patreon and DeviantArt, such content is illegal and efficiently moderated.
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During intense public fora, undergraduates like art history major Grace Zhang even moderated debates between the administration and the public.
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I think he's been moderated by the institutions and the expectations and the practices of American politics and the presidency.
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The bank's lending growth was very rapid at 54% on average in 200193-200183, but moderated to 200173% in 200163-200153H200143.
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So we don't choose which news publications survive or not, but our news communities are amongst the most strictly moderated. Right.
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Washington (CNN)Former FBI Director James Comey will take questions at a town hall next Thursday moderated by CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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He's moderated two presidential debates for CBS and served as Time magazine's White House correspondent during the George W. Bush administration.
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Librarian of Congress Dr. Carla Hayden moderated the conversation before an estimated crowd of 8,000 inside the city&aposs convention center.
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Ann Shoket, author of The Big Life, moderated the panel and encouraged the women to offer actionable advice to the audience.
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"I moderated what was supposed to be a &aposdebate&apos among the GOP candidates, but they refused to debate," Pender continued.
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ET, CNN hosts a town hall with Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, moderated by Wolf Blitzer and Dana Bash.
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The debate, moderated by CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash and "New Day" anchor Chris Cuomo, will air at 10 p.m.
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Comments are moderated in case they break these guidelines, so any discussion of such allegations tends to have a muted tone.
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Growth in China's imports moderated following the SARS outbreak, but the expansion in exports was steady throughout 2003, official data showed.
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Moderated by Macarena Gómez-Barris, cultural critic, in conversation with Bill Kelley, Jr., curator, and Jennifer S. Ponce de León, scholar.
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A portion of our daily contact with our friends and families is moderated via automated feeds painstakingly tailored to our interests.
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After September, their impact "sort of moderated and we will have to see how things play out from here," Evans said.
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Tim Stanley: Trump a sad, sore loser Hillary Clinton won this most substantive debate, which was excellently moderated by Chris Wallace.
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Last month he moderated an event at the University of Chicago during his first major appearance since leaving the White House.
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Inflation moderated last month, with a price index for consumer spending dipping 0.1 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in January.
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South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is set to appear in a Fox News town hall moderated by Wallace on Sunday.
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Powell said overall growth seems to have moderated in the second quarter, and in recent weeks the outlook has not improved.
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He said a "Goldilocks" story is unfolding — noting that real economic growth has slowed while inflation and interest rates have moderated.
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According to Goldman Sachs' Matthew Fassler, although retail sales and personal consumption have moderated, both are still clearly in positive territory.
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The debate will take place at Longwood University in Farmville, Va., and will be moderated by Elaine Quijano of CBS News.
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The first three candidates to participate in the two-night event moderated by Anderson Cooper showcased their different styles of conservatism.
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The event from Washington, D.C., was moderated by Jake Tapper and Dana Bash and was CNN's fourth town hall this year.
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Last month, inflation moderated, with a price index for consumer spending dipping 0.1 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in January.
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Last month, inflation moderated, with a price index for consumer spending dipping 0.23 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in January.
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Secretary Mnuchin will participate in a moderated discussion with U.S. Chamber Executive Vice President and Head of International Affairs Myron Brilliant.
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Lester Holt moderated the first presidential debate of the 2016 election on Monday night, and people were anticipating a tense night.
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Save for the last, Trump has moderated his stance and backed off his positions in his first 100 days in office.
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A: I think the low inflation expectations suggest a somewhat moderated path of rates compared to what we previously laid out.
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Perez's comments came during an event at the University of Chicago Institute of Politics moderated by Washington Post reporter Karen Tumulty.
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Moderated by film and media curator Sally Berger, the discussion will launch the Pratt Institute School of Art (SoArt) Lecture Series.
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"They are not asking me about Russian bots, OK," she said while speaking on a panel moderated by MSNBC's Chris Hayes.
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The contraction in total new orders also moderated slightly, while factory output offered one brighter note, with growth quickening this month.
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The event, moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper, will air at 9:00 pm ET and is slated to last one hour.
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A serious bid to deal with the deficit would involve entitlement reform, moderated defence spending or tax rises; probably all three.
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Prices for newly built homes have moderated, after 7 straight years of increases, but sales are up less than 1% annually.
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The event will be moderated by "The Lead" host Jake Tapper and CNN chief political correspondent Dana Bash in Austin, Texas.
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The summit will be moderated by Dr. Zeke Emanuel, an influential voice in the first drafts of the Affordable Care Act.
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Trump, for the most part, has moderated his tone with Asian leaders and avoided publicly pressing them on hot button issues.
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The annual inflation rate was lifted as consumers paid more for food and shelter, while annual declines in energy prices moderated.
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Ratings also fell off after the first half-hour of Tuesday's encounter, which was moderated by Elaine Quijano of CBS News.
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Recent data suggest that growth rates of household spending and business fixed investment have moderated from their strong fourth-quarter readings.
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In a two-pipe system, heat is moderated by a valve, which is an on-off knob that lets steam in.
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During the moderated event, Clinton and Bush reminisced about their presidencies and offered advice to those with aspirations for higher office.
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Ilmob's admin and founder, Genovese, told Motherboard that "none of the content is really moderated," but denied that there's misogynistic content.
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He wasn't particularly loud about his progressivism, but on the other hand, it wasn't a very moderated form of it either.
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Players were previously able to submit locations they thought might work well in-game, which Niantic then moderated one-by-one.
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Twitter's shadow-banning woes sprang from an attempt by the platform to essentially algorithmically replicate that kind of personal moderated space.
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They sought pay increases of more than 50 percent over the course of five years, although they later moderated their claims.
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The panel was compiled and moderated by Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster well known for arranging focus groups with GOP voters.
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Mr. Trump is trailing despite having moderated some of his party's conservative stands on issues like social spending and gay rights.
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The State Department urged the Nicaraguan government on Thursday to resume peaceful negotiations with the opposition, moderated by Nicaragua's Catholic bishops.
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That's the power of social federation: to create manageable moderated social spaces for everybody without disconnecting a part from the whole.
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The extent to which increased debt and deficits reduce GDP is moderated by an increase in domestic investment financed by foreigners.
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European markets, which fell on Friday after some dour economic news, lost ground in early trading on Monday but then moderated.
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The exhibition will close with a one-day symposium featuring a panel discussion moderated by Barry Schwabsky on September 15, 2017.
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He moderated staff discussions on the company intranet and made sure we kept the human part of our company culture alive.
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For the first part of a 90-minute conversation with the Clintons on Saturday moderated by James Carville, Mr. and Mrs.
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Brennan founded 8chan as a less moderated alternative to 4chan, making it a home for the reactionary Gamergate movement in 2014.
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Pati Jinich and Andrew Zimmern talk about Anthony Bourdain's boundless curiosity and his legacy in this discussion moderated by Kim Severson.
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Clinton and Trump are reportedly taking vastly different approaches to their first encounter, which will be moderated by NBC's Lester Holt.
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It looks as if you sort through it and look at averages of the three it appears to have moderated slightly.
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That means the central bank has moderated the pace at which the local currency would appreciate against the basket of currencies.
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Turning to the monetary analysis, broad money (M3) growth moderated to 3.7 percent in November 2018, after 3.9 percent in October.
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"They can't even resist leaking their own drafts," Rosenstein quipped during a moderated discussion at the Newseum to commemorate Law Day.
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Pepsi is now on track to exceed full-year earnings targets, though it moderated expectations for full-year organic revenue growth.
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"I feel better because in the first 100 days, the president's tone on those issues has moderated," Mr. Van Saun said.
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On Wednesday, Mnuchin told a CNBC-moderated panel in Davos that the U.S. would retaliate against "arbitrary" and "discriminatory" digital taxes.
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But growth has moderated, and critics note that capital investment has fallen in recent months instead of booming, as Republicans predicted.
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Pelosi touched on a number of topics at the town hall, moderated by CNN&aposs Jake Tapper, namely Trump&aposs impeachment.
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Shares of Wanda Hotel jumped as much as 36 percent on the deal, although those gains were moderated in later trading.
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The former Colorado governor will answer questions at a town hall moderated by Dana Bash at the CNN Center in Atlanta.
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"They can't even resist leaking their own drafts," Rosenstein quipped during a moderated discussion at the Newseum to commemorate Law Day.
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But China has apparently found a sweet spot over the past 12 months as capital outflows moderated to a sustainable level.
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In his message Friday, in a panel I moderated at the American Economic Association, he decidedly did not reaffirm that projection.
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By the afternoon, however, the White House seemed to have subtly moderated the tone, shifting to a more moving-forward message.
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The first Republican debate, for instance, was hosted by Fox News and moderated by Megyn Kelly, Bret Baier, and Chris Wallace.
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One moment from last year's presidential campaign, in particular, stands out: the Commander-in-Chief Forum, which Lauer moderated in September.
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Health care inflation has moderated in recent years; backers of the Affordable Care Act say the law has contributed to that.
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Job gains had moderated but had been solid, on average, since the beginning of the year, and the unemployment rate had declined.
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The town hall, which will focus on the GOP's health care bill, will be moderated by CNN's Wolf Blitzer and Dana Bash.
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It doesn't sound like YouTube would go as far as moving all children's content to its more heavily moderated YouTube Kids app.
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The increase in the M2 money supply likely moderated slightly, with analysts expecting an increase of 11.4 percent from September's 11.5 percent.
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If you're looking for more personalized advice, you can join several moderated chats with founders and experts every Tuesday and Thursday. Startsup.
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Each candidate's message will be heard beyond South Carolina, too: The forum -- moderated by journalist Soledad O'Brien -- will air Sunday on BET.
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CNN is hosting a debate with the DNC candidates on Wednesday, which will be moderated by CNN's Dana Bash and Chris Cuomo.
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The event, moderated by NAACP South Bend Chapter President Michael Patton, was expected to outline the process for officer-involved shooting investigations.
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Adler then handed the stage over to Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism Dean Steve Coll, who moderated the conversation with Evans.
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Wednesday's event featured a discussion between Thiel and Hoffman, who are both Stanford alumni, and was moderated by political commentator Niall Ferguson.
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The Caixin services purchasing managers' index (PMI) for April, compiled by Markit, likely moderated to around 52, Li estimated, from March's 52.2.
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The session would have been moderated by Shapiro and Pai would have been joined by the Chairman of the FTC, Maureen Ohlhausen.
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That was better than online sales growth of 33% a year earlier, but moderated from a 43% increase during the holiday quarter.
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The charity event included a panel moderated by ESPN's Jemele Hill in which they discussed the impact of violence on their family.
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While North Korea's arms development remains a threat, some of the alarm raised by regional tensions following its latest missile test moderated.
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Economic data on Thursday showed U.S. consumer prices moderated in November, but the underlying trend continued to point to firming inflation pressures.
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According to Twitch, Giphy's content is moderated to remove those GIFs that are "overtly offense" to any race, gender, ethnicity or community.
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Household spending has continued to grow strongly, while growth of business fixed investment has moderated from its rapid pace earlier last year.
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It was a family affair as the discussion was moderated by her father-in-law Nick Clooney, a veteran journalist and academic.
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Those prices have since moderated, but manufacturers say many of the price increases on the metal parts they buy haven't gone away.
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The decline in energy prices moderated, with prices down 3.2 percent compared to the hefty annual 7.8 percent decrease seen in March.
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In Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing, prices rose more than 20 percent from 2015, but increases moderated in December on a monthly basis.
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Residential building permits rose 2.6 percent on higher construction intentions for rental apartments, though that was moderated by a decline in condominiums.
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The second YouTube panel, moderated by Danielle Tiedt, CMO of YouTube, will focus on virtual reality and 360-degree video on YouTube.
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It began with a moderated talk between Daniel Doctoroff, the CEO of Sidewalk Labs, and Will Fleissig, the CEO of Waterfront Toronto.
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The event was moderated by filmmaker Spike Lee and also featured singer and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte, former Ohio state Sen.
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CNN's Jake Tapper, anchor and chief Washington correspondent, and CNN's Dana Bash, chief political correspondent, moderated the debate, which was in Washington.
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This year's presidential debates will be moderated by NBC's Lester Holt, Fox News's Chris Wallace, CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Raddatz.
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Some smaller banks and brokers struggled to get short-term funding and their financing costs spiked, though rates have largely moderated since.
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"I, too, want to see the government in Tehran weakened, moderated or even removed," Philip Gordon wrote in The New York Times.
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Growth of M2 money supply likely moderated slightly in November, with analysts expecting an increase of 11.5 percent, versus October's 11.6 percent.
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The businessman feuded with Kelly for months after their run-in last August at the first GOP debate, which Kelly co-moderated.
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"Interest in the Asian emerging markets may be cooling off as flows into the region have moderated in recent weeks," she said.
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The New York Fed survey suggests national manufacturing activity likely moderated further in January after hitting a two-year low in December.
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Sanders, 6900, appeared in a Fox News town hall on Monday night, which was moderated by anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum.
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Under previous administrations, an informal negotiation process between Congress and the White House moderated the overwhelming statutory power of the executive branch.
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Next month, the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art will present a panel of curators (moderated by this reporter) discussing their practices.
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Chris Wallace of Fox News moderated Wednesday's debate and received something that's been elusive this election cycle for moderators: nearly universal praise.
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He shared his thoughts about the latest White House news on a panel moderated by former "Face the Nation" host Bob Schieffer.
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Trump then sat down for a Q&A moderated by former Fox News host Eric Bolling, whose son died of an overdose.
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Stuart Emmrich, 250, a Times editor who knew the film and had seen an earlier revival of the play, moderated the talk.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2016: Third presidential debate in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the University of Nevada, moderated by Fox News' Chris Wallace.
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WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was taunted with hisses, heckles and profanity during a lecture and moderated discussion at U.C.L.A. this week.
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I think it's important to acknowledge that the journalists who moderated the presidential debates in 2016 didn't do an especially good job.
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"Until he does," Mr. Buttigieg said, "I don't think anybody's going to be convinced that he's moderated or become any less extreme."
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After a conversation moderated by Mr. Sifton, get a taste of the chefs' specialties while mingling with Times subscribers, journalists and others.
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"He's a terrible person," Eichner shouted during a Playbook Lunch panel discussion Friday moderated by POLITICO's chief White House correspondent, Mike Allen.
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The film is followed by a conversation with the director and the dancehall queen known as Famous Red, moderated by Seph Rodney.
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It will be moderated by CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell and CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King.
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Concerns regarding trade have probably moderated and investors are likely to be focused more on the impending U.S. presidential election, Fink said.
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What's more, Mr. Trump has moderated his position on China, reaching new trade agreements that may increase, rather than hamper, bilateral trade.
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The prime-time event will be moderated from New York City by "State of the Union" and "The Lead" anchor Jake Tapper.
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While Fitch expects near- and longer-term growth for Opdivo, the drug is facing competitive headwinds, which have moderated our growth targets.
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Jobs growth picked up pace over the summer after a lackluster spring and has moderated this fall as the labor market tightens.
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While he has moderated his stand somewhat in recent weeks, Mr. Trump has suggested he is prepared for a confrontation with China.
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A Facebook spokesperson said the forum was moderated by a small team and that the company was working to improve the issue.
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On Monday, he moderated his comments on Nord Stream 2, saying he is not certain the pipeline is in Germany's best interest.
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The fourth debate will be moderated by CNN anchors Anderson Cooper and Erin Burnett and New York Times national editor Marc Lacey.
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These experts will lead 45-minute breakout sessions, starting with a brief presentation followed by audience questions moderated by a TechCrunch editor.
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Yes, the forward 12-month P/E on the S&P 500 has moderated from 18.5 in late January about 16.3 now.
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The dollar's pullback was moderated by higher U.S. yields underpinned by expectations of rising U.S. inflation and a swelling U.S. budget deficit.
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In November, Yang slammed MSNBC for not allowing him more time to speak at the debate co-moderated by The Washington Post.
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The presidential election debate, held in Las Vegas, was moderated for the first time by a journalist from Fox News, Chris Wallace.
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The question-and-answer session, moderated and broadcast live by CNN, brought together proponents of gun rights and those seeking more gun controls.
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The exchange, moderated by CNN's Anderson Cooper, had become heated when Rye said Sessions' policies offered a clue to his views on race.
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The Nikkei, which earlier hit its highest level since January, edged back to close 248.58 percent above Thursday's close as the dollar moderated.
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Philip Lacovara, who argued the Watergate tapes case against Nixon and moderated the discussion, said Kavanaugh has long believed in a strong presidency.
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The 20.5-year U.S. Treasury yield moderated its rise slightly, having hit a 1-1/2-week peak of 2.985 percent on Wednesday.
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Bullock, on Wednesday, will hold a televised town hall in Iowa hosted by WHO Channel 13 and moderated by Iowa journalist Dave Price.
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The event will be at the American Economic Association's annual meeting in Atlanta and moderated by Neil Irwin of The New York Times.
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While Reddit has a team of moderators on staff, The_Donald, like other subreddits, is mostly moderated by volunteers, in this case Trump supporters.
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And, in a particularly fun and bold move, Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Terry Crews moderated Netflix's movie panel featuring Bright and Death Note.
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Inside Moderator, the NYT Comment Interface Moderator combines Perspective's models with more than 16 million anonymized, moderated Times comments going back to 2007.
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Surrounded by his family Tuesday night at a CNN Town Hall moderated by Anderson Cooper, Trump railed against the Republican Party's nominating rules.
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The conversation with Haacke that kicks off the show will be moderated by the exhibition's co-curators, Massimiliano Gioni and Gary Carrion-Murayari.
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Given how often people use GoFundMe for morally dubious causes, would crowdfunding campaigns become the new internet comment, minimally moderated and sometimes noxious?
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The event was moderated by Tom Silverman, the founder and chairman of Tommy Boy Records and the founder of the New Music Seminar.
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She will return to Barclay's Center twice more, including a final stop on December 19 for a talk moderated by Sarah Jessica Parker.
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At the time, Brennan believed that 4chan had become too heavily moderated and decided users needed an even more anarchic and open platform.
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But ill-conceived neighborhood-watch platforms can also be breeding grounds for racial profiling, giving people safe (and poorly moderated) spaces to discriminate.
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Positioning data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission data showed speculators' bullish bets on sterling had moderated in the week to Jan.
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Similarly, House and Senate leaders could test out new floor ideas like conducting monthly moderated debates on the major issues of the day.
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But Grover Norquist has one idea he thinks can lead to different results: Have primary debates moderated by governors and other Republican leaders.
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The final panel will be moderated by Paltrow, and will include Barrymore, Handler, Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn, Laura Linney, and Meg Ryan.
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During the moderated event, the two former presidents and proud grandfathers jokingly tried to one-up each other over who has smarter grandchildren.
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"Those who moderated drug use over the period of the study were able to recover and perform better academically," Meda added by email.
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Three program-packed days feature hands-on workshops, product demonstrations, top-notch speakers, moderated Q&A sessions and world-class networking — for starters.
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The Labor Department said on Thursday its Consumer Price Index edged up 0.43 percent as gasoline price increases moderated and apparel prices fell.
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Since then, Nunes said Trump appears to have moderated his stance and softened his position on immigration in his recent speech to Congress.
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Don't miss our Q&A Sessions — smaller, intimate and very popular gatherings where a moderated panel of speakers takes questions from the audience.
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As Apex has moderated sharply, we now not only see less upside to Live Services, but we see a risk to Street ests.
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Moderated by Vice photography columnist Elyssa Goodman, artists and photographers will discuss the different ways to tell a story employing alternative storytelling formats.
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The town hall style debate is second on the list, airing on October 9th moderated by ABC's Martha Raddatz and CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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By being willing to engage in this type of self-reflection and giving others the license to question you, egos can be moderated.
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This particular panel, moderated by Noory, is titled Ancient Aliens: The Best Evidence, and nothing Grace tells the host seems to surprise him.
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Moderated by Kate Crawford, founder of cyberfeminist research collective Deep Lab, the artists will discuss their work and residencies at Times Square Arts.
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At the talk, moderated by stars Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams, Turner asked Benioff about what's next after the series ends in 2018.
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The Montreal-born, New York-based chef dropped quite a few bombshells during the talk, which was moderated by Teen Vogue's Phillip Picardi.
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But many House GOP lawmakers at a "Conversations with Conservatives" event moderated by the Heritage Foundation argued it gives Democrats unfair leverage. Rep.
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Job cuts increased from May, when Brazilian companies shed 72,615 payroll jobs, but moderated from June 2015, when the economy lost 111,199 jobs.
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A sister survey released by the NBS on Friday showed growth in China's service sector moderated in November, but remained at solid levels.
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Roxanne has spoken, moderated, mentored and judged numerous startup events and programs throughout Europe and also helps European startups with content and communications.
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The economy grew at a 0.7 percent annual pace in the fourth quarter after consumer spending moderated and a strong dollar hurt exports.
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Mr. Vincent Milton, Managing Director of Fitch Ratings (Thailand), moderated a panel on the technology disruption in the financial, insurance, and industrial sectors.
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At AOL, moderation was managed by a Community Leader program composed of users who had previously moderated chat rooms and reported "offensive" content.
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The two-hour panel was moderated by U.N. Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights Kate Gilmore, along with laureates from Yemen and Iran.
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Moderated by NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt, the debate is already being eagerly anticipated, with expectations for ratings at Super Bowl levels.
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"But in last few months, demand has moderated from China," he added, declining to be identified due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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The March 22019 event from CNN Center at its headquarters in Atlanta will be moderated by the network's chief political correspondent Dana Bash.
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Candidate policy proposals often lack specificity, are rarely comprehensive, change as time goes on and are often moderated by political and economic forces.
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Looking to the U.S. Federal Reserve, Fed Chair Janet Yellen is expected to participate at a moderated discussion with British economist Mervyn King.
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Growth moderated in December as 12 of 15 cities previously singled out by authorities as overheating saw price declines, an increase from November.
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The conversation, moderated by Kent Jones, director of the New York Film Festival, will take place at the Beacon Theater on April 21.
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The Labor Department said on Thursday its Consumer Price Index edged up 0.43 percent as gasoline price increases moderated and apparel prices fell.
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The event, moderated by Anderson Cooper, ranked first among its cable news competitors, with 220006,2202 viewers in the demographic that advertisers value most.
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Saturday • The actor Jake Gyllenhaal discusses his new film, "Wildlife," moderated by the actor Ben Stiller, at the IFC Center in Greenwich Village.
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The moderated suffering that remains has integrated itself into my life, my body, so my inclination toward self injury is not so severe.
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Megyn Kelly, formerly of Fox News, whose prime-time show straddled news and commentary, co-moderated a Republican primary debate in August 2015.
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The entire time he moderated the show, Mr. Earle continued to live upstate, in Ithaca, making the long commute to New York City.
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To be fair to the Republican field and the Fox News anchors who moderated Thursday's debate, there were substantive issues discussed there too!
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Victor Mallet, the F.C.C. vice-president who moderated the discussion and a British national, has since been barred from returning to Hong Kong.
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Longtime debate moderators, including PBS's Jim Lehrer (who's moderated more debates than any other journalist), don't feel moderator fact-checks are appropriate either.
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The president's hourlong appearance, moderated by the Fox News hosts Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, was peppered with factual inaccuracies and misleading statements.
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Coming New York Times Subscriber Events in Canada include a session during Toronto's Luminato Festival moderated by Ben Brantley, the chief theater critic.
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Growth slowed to 6.1 percent in the first quarter and moderated further to 5.7 percent in the subsequent three months, official statistics showed.
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Mr. Wallace, a veteran Washington hand who moderated a presidential debate in 2016, is a news anchor for the network, not a commentator.
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They're a series of smaller, moderated panel discussions — and a place where audience members can interact and ask their top-of-mind questions.
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Staunch and principled, he has never moderated his positions for the sake of his audience, whether that was on MSNBC or on Twitter.
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And Assistant Attorney General Beth Williams, who moderated a panel, specifically asked how encryption could hurt efforts to find child sexual abuse material.
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Why not have a debate moderated by a panel of governors and mayors, or former congressional aides, or soldiers or data privacy activists?
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That said, retail sales moderated in the second half of 2019, which could indicate that consumer spending might be coming off its highs.
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The Forum was moderated by VICE News correspondents Antonia Hylton, Alzo Slade, Paola Ramos, Dexter Thomas, David Noriega, Krishna Andavolu, and Roberto Ferdman.
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In prior quarters, Walmart's digital sales growth had moderated somewhat from a 50 percent jump logged in the third quarter of last year.
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Tapper and Bash moderated a town hall featuring Cruz and Sanders in October as the two debated how to overhaul the tax code.
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In prior quarters, Walmart's digital sales growth had moderated somewhat from a 2913 percent jump logged in the third quarter of last year.
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Central banks have been urging governments to implement structural reforms so that the next recession can be better managed and its impact moderated.
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Shelter costs also moderated as electricity prices fell, particularly in Ontario, where the provincial government has introduced measures to alleviate high electricity costs.
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The contraction in exports was seen to have moderated to 1.18% on-year in the month, compared with October's revised drop of 6.14%.
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In a BI Prime Live event moderated by Shana Lebowitz, Wasserman answered key questions on how to successfully launch and run a startup.
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Earlier in the week, Kelly drew Trump's fury after he suggested in a television interview that Trump had moderated his position on immigration.
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Meanwhile, online technology companies have not moderated their platforms sufficiently, allowing democracy-harming messaging and abuse of the information users have given them.
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Yet Kurdish officials have not moderated their calls for Kurdish self-rule and their desire to link Kurds' disconnected cantons in northern Syria.
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I was a panelist at the Con of Thrones recently, and one of the discussions I moderated was a "R +L =J" panel.
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The conversation that follows the screening, moderated by Tramia Jackson, will cover the power of art to address the problem of mass incarceration.
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"If the election had been on October 27, I would be your president," she told a women's conference moderated by CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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Still, some investors expressed concern that economic growth has moderated and that future interest-rate increases by the Federal Reserve could slow growth.
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On Tuesday, both Pinto and Streep will take part in a panel discussion with the first lady moderated by CNN's Isha Sesay in Marrakesh.
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Pushing and shoving quickly degenerated into outright violence, and the professor who moderated the event, Allison Stanger, was injured and taken to a hospital.
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For retail (private label) cards, Alliance Data Systems continued to lead the peer group in portfolio growth, even as growth moderated for the quarter.
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However, the challenge is to ensure that sales growth comes through at a faster pace and that costs are moderated to counterbalance the investment.
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Thursday's debate, moderated by Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, took place at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Kissimmee ahead of the Aug.
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The foursome participated in a panel discussion moderated by Entertainment Weekly's Kristen Baldwin at Tubi's Go Binge Yourself Newfront reception in New York City.
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She will also take part in a discussion moderated by actress Freida Pinto, which will cover the educational barriers girls face in the country.
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This conversation, moderated by Hyperallergic Editor-in-Chief Hrag Vartanian, will take up the query, looking at historical precedents and context along the way.
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During a conversation moderated by Mr. Schwarzman on Tuesday, Mr. Kushner praised the work of Mr. Trump and talked up his re-election prospects.
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"Households also moderated their concerns over job security, supporting a more relaxed approach to overall spending," Joe Hayes, an economist at IHS Markit, said.
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Home prices have also moderated, with the S&P/Case-Shiller index showing prices increasing in December by the smallest percentage since November 2014.
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The user-moderated online encyclopedia is now a major source of information for Siri, Google Assistant, and a bunch of other major knowledge graphs.
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Though Mr Barr broadly shares the former attorney-general's tough approach and focus on violent crime, he said his views had moderated a bit.
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A member of the audience at the town hall, which was moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper, asked what the President thought about Kaepernick's protest.
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"My son gave his life for acts of terrorism," audience member Tina Houchins told Obama at the town hall moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper.
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Ryan moderated a forum this month on poverty that drew six Republican presidential hopefuls and tried to frame a G.O.P. perspective on the issue.
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Instagram prototypes bully-proof moderated School Stories Jane Manchun Wong found code suggesting Instagram plans to have school-specific public stories, a la Snapchat.
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Los Angeles will be the subject of a panel about fostering innovation and collaboration in big cities, moderated by iconic food critic Jonathan Gold.
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We've already seen a number of internet publishers shutting off commenting because it's not worth the time to keep them spam-free and moderated.
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The town hall will be moderated by CNN's Jake Tapper, and Ryan will take questions from constituents living in his southeast Wisconsin congressional district.
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Thursday's poll additionally reported NBC News anchor Lester Holt, who moderated the event, scores 37 percent favorability and 28 percent unfavorability after the contest.
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Property investment growth in December alone moderated to 2.4 percent from a year earlier, the lowest since July 2016, Reuters calculated from the data.
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The debate, moderated by ABC's Martha Raddatz and CNN's Anderson Cooper, will begin at 9:00pm EST and is expected to last 90 minutes.
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The event was moderated by Scott Hannity of Fox News in the Pabst theatre, an opulent concert venue built in the late 24th century.
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"I think monetary policy is well positioned right now," Williams said during a moderated discussion before an audience of financial professionals in New York.
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There have been cases in the past when governments have moderated their policy in order to eliminate the immense economic pressure on their shoulders.
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Mr. Cooper said there would be a question-and-answer session with Mr. Nekrasov, moderated by the investigative journalist Seymour Hersh, after the screening.
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Most respondents (75% overall and 76% of women) said they moderated the amount of alcohol they drank on the majority of their nights out.
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Sculpture + History Alfredo Jaar, Jill Magid, Paul Ramirez Jonas, and lauren woods, moderated by Ben Davis — The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, Dallas.
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Fink was reiterating a prediction he made during a panel discussion at a Saudi investor summit moderated by CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin earlier Tuesday.
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There was also criticism Wednesday of NBC "Today" show anchor Matt Lauer, who moderated that night's military and veterans forum with Clinton and Trump.
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While his administration has since moderated its tone it has also made its sceptical view of the Geneva-based body clear since taking office.
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The cast members spoke at the Library of Congress Wednesday on a panel about LGBTQ youth, moderated by Washington Post opinion writer Jonathan Capehart.
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Lester Holt, the NBC News anchor who moderated the debate, asked what Mr. Trump meant when he had said in a rally that Mrs.
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Sanders agreed to a Tax Day town hall on the network, moderated by the "Special Report" anchor Baier and "The Story" anchor Martha MacCallum.
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Following her remarks, Albright will join former Secretary of Defense Hagel, who also served as a Republican senator from Nebraska, for a moderated discussion.
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This week we'll be featuring two of the problems from this year's six-problem test, with our discussion moderated by Po-Shen Loh himself.
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But it was moderated by a friendly conservative radio host, questions were screened in advance, and Mr. Trump spoke for only about 30 minutes.
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Trump had said he would not participate in a Fox debate that Kelly moderated because he does not believe she could treat him fairly.
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Last year he moderated a panel at U.N. climate talks on how fossil fuels and nuclear power will be part of the energy future.
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"After weeks of halting progress, it is a reminder that the North Korean regime has not suddenly moderated," Schumer said during a floor speech.
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What a treat it would be to have a Russert-moderated debate, replete with "substance, substance, substance," unyielding to the pull of tabloid fodder.
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The uploads to the site will also be moderated in the future, to prevent malicious shortcuts and spam from being included in the directory.
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That indicates health care costs have moderated broadly during the Obamacare years, but health care continues to eat up more of the U.S. economy.
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And while Trump hasn't moderated his rhetoric, his team has been taking extra precautions as of late to keep his events from being interrupted.
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"I think Secretary Clinton is catching on to where the American people are," Sanders said at an MSNBC town hall moderated by Chuck Todd.
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"I have moderated my own speech because I recognized that when I say things in an inflammatory manner, that's not particularly helpful," he said.
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I met Friedrich last month at the Vox Conversations conference, where he moderated a discussion about the ethics and economics of the food system.
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"Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek moderated the gubernatorial debate in Pennsylvania on Monday, and everyone — even Alex Trebek — agrees that he did a terrible job.
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After a short flight to Pennsylvania, Trump headlines an hour-long live town hall in Scranton, moderated by Fox News at 2202:2628 p.m.
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The call will be moderated by Lauren Katzenberg, the editor of At War, a Times channel for exploring the experiences and costs of war.
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The draft order would put the Federal Communications Commission in charge of determining whether large online platforms are moderated in a politically neutral fashion.
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It will be moderated by Catherine Porter, the Toronto bureau chief, and held at the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto.
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Mutually beneficial commerce — and the need to abide by the international rules that make it possible — have successfully moderated the behavior of sovereign states.
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That great upending was the theme at the Fulcrum Conference on the future of work in Detroit, where I moderated a panel Wednesday morning.
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The highly charged exchange was followed by a more restrained conversation between Ms. Conway and Mr. Mook, moderated by the CNN host Jake Tapper.
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Many of Bellway's sites reported modest, single digit price rises, although the rate of increase had moderated compared to last year, the company said.
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The findings are included in the pre-print of a paper on arXiv, meaning the paper has been moderated but not fully peer reviewed.
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It will be the first of many town halls with candidates, and each will be moderated by a "distinguished" woman, according to The Wing.
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"Donald saying he made a mistake, I suppose miracles can happen," Cruz said during a Fox News town hall Monday moderated by Megyn Kelly.
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The year-on-year rise in the so-called core CPI is expected to have moderated to 1.7 percent from 1.8 percent in December.
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The fund has moderated a large underweight position in government bonds, van Nieuwenhuijzen said, though added that they were his least preferred asset class.
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But his views on Sun clearly haven't moderated nearly a year on from beating the London 2012 champion into silver in his Olympic debut.
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The president also weighed in, piping up on Twitter to threaten a boycott of debates moderated by "Fake News Networks" in the general election.
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The evening's conversation will be moderated by Betsy Frawley Haggerty, a maritime journalist who holds a captain's license and teaches sailing on City Island.
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It all started last August in Cleveland, Ohio, at the first GOP presidential debate, moderated by Fox News's Kelly, Bret Baier, and Chris Wallace.
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Raddatz, known for asking sharp and concise questions — and keeping candidates on topic — has moderated both Republic and Democratic primary debates this election cycle.
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Now it's up to Trump to use Sunday's debate in St. Louis, co-moderated by CNN's Anderson Cooper, to try to rescue his flailing campaign.
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Phil Orlando, Federated Investors chief equity market strategist, has moderated his optimism this year and next, reflecting a range of headwinds buffeting the stock market.
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The first general election debate is Monday night, between GOP candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, moderated by Lester Holt of NBC News.
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The committee cut its assessment of household spending, indicating it "has moderated" after describing it as "increasing at a moderate rate" following the March meeting.
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While China's reserves have declined steadily since June 2014 when they peaked at $3.99 trillion, the trend has since moderated, according to recent official data.
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Ably moderated by Chris Wallace, a Fox News anchor, this debate was the most serious examination of the stark choice the nominees are offering Americans.
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Ted Cruz will air their increasingly acrimonious differences in a town hall Tuesday night in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, airing on CNN and moderated by Anderson Cooper.
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The debate will take place in Brooklyn and will be moderated by CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer, who led two GOP debates earlier this election season.
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The forum, which was moderated by Matt Lauer, was a preview into how the candidates will handle themselves in the upcoming presidential debate September 26.
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U.S. manufacturing activity slowed in September as growth in new orders moderated sharply, but factories hired more workers, pointing to sustained strength in the sector.
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Credit: J SeeverIn 2012, Instagram started moderating certain terms used by pro-anorexia groups, making it one of the more tightly moderated social media platforms.
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Guggenheim analyst Michael Morris, who moderated Netflix's conference call Wednesday, pointed out the company hasn't discussed content driving "cyclicality" in subscriber numbers in the past.
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Moderated by design historian Steven Heller, the talk coincides with MAD's current exhibition Too Fast to Live, Too Young to Die: Punk Graphics, 1976–1986.
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Real estate, one of the few standouts on the investment side, also moderated as tight controls on the sector continued to take out speculative heat.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester to participate in moderated question-and-answer session hosted by the Columbus Partnership- 1700 GMT.
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China's services sector maintained a solid pace of expansion in January even though growth moderated slightly, the Caixin/Markit services purchasing managers' index (PMI) showed.
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I recently moderated the annual Philadelphia CFA dinner with Citigroup chief equity strategist Tobias Levkovich, as well as Richard Bernstein and AJO Partners' Ted Aronson.
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Cardinal also said that a fall in generic drug prices moderated sequentially and year-over-year, but not to the extent it had previously estimated.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester to participate in moderated question-and-answer session hosted by the Columbus Partnership- 15153 GMT.
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Not policies just hear about it might be moderated by the time we got to an election but we'd have to judge at the time.
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The debate, moderated by Anderson Cooper, will come amid the packed primary calendar in early March, with hundreds of delegates pledged in the days prior.
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With the most aggressive net long positions in the futures market having moderated, the negative impact of these short-term flows on prices should diminish.
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With cracks appearing to widen in some emerging markets, notably Turkey, investors booked profits, though outflows were moderated by a strong outlook for global growth.
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The (more than 10,000) comments on the piece itself have been heavily moderated—a good thing—but even now there's some that are entirely spiteful.
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Lagarde moderated a panel discussion on Thursday focused on fintech and the role of central banks, featuring central bank officials and executives from fintech companies.
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Early on, he and Georgette participate in a symposium on Occupy Wall Street (or something) moderated by Wallace Shawn that might as well be documentary.
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In 2015, Baker co-moderated a Republican primary debate with Bartiromo and Neil Cavuto to become the first Briton to moderate a U.S. presidential debate.
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The actress and Honest Company founder moderated a panel of four other businesswomen on Monday, interviewing Arianna Huffington, Katherine Power, Alli Webb and Payal Kadakia.
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China's annual export growth in August moderated slightly to 9.8 percent, the data showed, the weakest rate since March but only slightly below recent trends.
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The Public Place of Sculpture Sanford Biggers, Damian Ortega, Amalia Pica, and Pedro Reyes, moderated by Pablo León de la Barra — Museo Jumex, Mexico City.
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Sculpture in the Age of Digital Production Rachel de Joode, Kasper König, Jed Morse, and Bettina Pousttchi, moderated by Jörg Heiser — Akademie der Künste, Berlin.
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PBS NewsHour, moderated by Judy Woodruff, and Johns Hopkins University's Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute present a live-streamed event in Baltimore at 7 p.m.
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Remittances have moderated, as over half come from Gulf economies that are adjusting to lower energy prices, but a sharper slowdown is a downside risk.
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The two shared their best pieces of advice for startup founders looking to make a successful pitch in a recent webinar moderated by Business Insider.
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A problem in media, politics and beyond CNN will host a town hall Thursday on sexual harassment, moderated by CNN's "New Day" anchor Alisyn Camerota.
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The two shared their best pieces of advice for startup founders looking to make a successful pitch in a recent webinar moderated by Business Insider.
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The line came during a CNBC-moderated panel called "Global Business Leaders - Driving growth" which also featured the CEOs of other oil and gas multinationals.
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All comments are moderated by the Learning Network staff, but please keep in mind that once your comment is accepted, it will be made public.
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The vice presidential debate will take place Tuesday evening at Longwood University in Farmville, Va. and will be moderated by Elaine Quijano of CBS News.
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They're small, moderated panel discussions that let the experts and the audience members share their ideas on big topics related to themes of the show.
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To wit, users are placed in a moderated Slack group and can chat with people who are learning the same materials at the same time.
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Gabbard will attend a town hall moderated by the nonprofit National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, according to a release by her campaign.
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On July 11, an artist talk will be held at ChaShaMa gallery, co-moderated by the exhibition's curator Jeanne F. Jalandoni with artist Genesis Valencia.
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But Holden, who described himself as a geek many times onstage in the "Future of Cities" panel that I moderated, seemed giddy at the idea.
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Once again, Hillary Clinton finds herself attracting more conservative Democratic voters who respect her tougher style, moderated positions, and more hawkish stance on foreign policy.
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The debate will instead be moderated by anchors Neil Cavuto and Maria Bartiromo, because the pair are the big stars of the Fox news org.
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Will the Seed community be moderated if, say, it gets brigaded by 4chan and anti-semitic or explicitly Nazi imagery makes it into the game?
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So since 2012 I've moderated the ProPublica Patient Safety Facebook group, so people who have been harmed by medical care have a place to turn.
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Past and present Times restaurant critics tell all in this discussion with Frank Bruni, Ruth Reichl, Sam Sifton and Pete Wells, moderated by Kim Severson.
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For it, he participated in a panel put on by BMW, the official partner of NYFW, and moderated by GQ's deputy fashion director Nikki Ogunnaike.
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But under pressure from outgoing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, he has since moderated his stance, calling for Gulf unity.
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So why not change the Trending algorithm so that it could be moderated by humans, and then dedicate some of those people to the task?
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The problem is compounded by the reality that social media platforms used by Chinese-Australians such as WeChat and Weibo are already moderated and censored.
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Then, students from around the world join a live-moderated discussion, telling us what they notice and what conclusions they can draw from those observations.
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All of that comes as the price of jet fuel, the biggest airline expense other than labor, has moderated over the last couple of months.
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Leigh opened up about her journey during a social media and mental health panel moderated by Sade Strehlke, R29's director of health and wellness.
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"The adverse effects of smiley use are moderated by the formality of the social context and mediated by perceptions of message appropriateness," argues the study.
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Mr. Trump was harshly critical of Ms. Merkel during the campaign for allowing refugees into Germany, but he has moderated his words since taking office.
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An inability to further address refinancing risk via increased liquidity, repurchase/repayment of existing debt, and/or moderated shareholder distributions, could have negative rating implications.
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