But they came away more convinced of its probable existence.
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You just become more convinced that it's going to work.
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Or more convinced that our mission is the right one.
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"I'm much more convinced to vote for her," she said.
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I'm becoming more convinced of that the more data I look at.
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"Every time I see Lola I become more convinced," Lizzie tells Claire.
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Fawcett becomes more convinced that the epitome of their civilisation is nearby.
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But I am growing more and more convinced that this is inadequate.
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Mr. Hamburger recently said he had become more convinced of their danger.
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After Powell's comments, Emanuel said he was even more convinced of that call.
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Watching clips afterward, Trump was even more convinced it was a useless exercise.
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And the higher the price goes, the more convinced you become that you're right.
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Every time I hear "Cruise" on the radio, I'm more convinced of the latter.
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Will Hurd is more convinced than ever that America doesn't need a border wall.
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I have become more and more convinced that there is method in his madness.
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"But I am now more convinced that I was fighting for the right thing."
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More often, they leave people more convinced of the majority view, which is scary.
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I'm more convinced than ever that the series wants us to be disgusted with her.
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The weirder and more outrageous he got, the more convinced people were of his honesty.
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Stock investors are hoping Powell will sound more convinced when he speaks at 10 a.m.
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If I'm physically better and more convinced, then I can raise the level a bit.
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She and Khloé are more convinced than before that selling out is the right plan.
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Holmes sold promises, and her investors never asked for anything more, convinced of her genius.
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"The meeting left me more convinced than ever that the process should proceed," she said.
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European leaders are getting more convinced that President Donald Trump will put on new tariffs.
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"We're more convinced, as we see it, that this is a rigged investigation," he said.
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I have become more and more convinced that there is a method in his madness.
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"I was more convinced about what I could affect when I was young," he said.
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"After all this long work, I am more convinced than ever" by the study's data.
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Z is much more convinced about the Christian character of Donald Trump than of Pope Francis.
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Moreover, if Apple were to transition processing platforms again, I'm even more convinced it would succeed.
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Markets are becoming more convinced that the Federal Reserve will be more accommodative on interest rates.
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"I have become more and more convinced that there is method in his madness," he continued.
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The more I pay attention to my breathing the more convinced I am that I'm suffocating.
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Over the course of his tenure, he became more convinced by the science of climate change.
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I think she would be more convinced if you told her to give it a try.
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With every episode of The Bachelor, I grow more convinced that we don't actually need a Bachelor.
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It makes you that much more convinced that you have to have public financing of an election.
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I'd grown skeptical of the prosecution's case, but others I'd spoken to were more convinced by it.
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It also said that he was more convinced his ideas were right and that others' were wrong.
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And all the more convinced that, if she is, it will spell the end of our series.
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"As the restoration was being done, I was more and more convinced," van de Wetering told me.
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I am more convinced than ever that even the most ardent skeptics could find success with analytical meditation.
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But, each experience has left me completely blown away and even more convinced of virtual reality's transformative power.
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Respondents are even more convinced stock market expectations for new policies from the Trump administration are too optimistic.
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But conservatives who had seen the correction were even more convinced that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.
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Some Republicans including the president are even more convinced of a deep state conspiracy undermining the Trump administration.
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Markets are becoming more convinced that the Federal Reserve is about to get more aggressive on interest rates.
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"As I get older, I'm more and more convinced of the importance of the concrete," Ms. Brashares said.
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Feeling increasingly emboldened, liberals were more convinced than ever that conservatives were their intellectual and even moral inferiors.
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As heat records accumulate, "people get more and more convinced that climate change is happening," Professor Becken said.
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I came away from these meetings more convinced than ever of my two fundamental theories around augmented reality.
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"The more scientists I spoke to, the more convinced I became to build a new screening modality" he recalls.
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Kim, who wore all black, spent 2 hours with him and is more convinced than ever he was framed.
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Hardliners like Germany are more convinced than ever of the need for strict rules on spending and structural reform.
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While the epidemiologists were generally more convinced by the sperm-pocalyse, the front-line practitioners treating men were not.
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They are now more convinced that OPEC has the determination and capability to drain oversupply from the oil market.
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" "I'm also more convinced than ever that both the Judiciary Committee and Intelligence Committee must continue their oversight investigations.
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"I have become more and more convinced that there is method in his madness," he was quoted as saying.
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"Contemplating this horror I am all the more convinced that all monumental public works" must be reviewed, he wrote.
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When I think about people enjoying the Story, I feel significantly more convinced that my soup endeavor was worthwhile.
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Each time I go, I come away more convinced that Africa's entrepreneurs will write the future of the continent.
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When I looked into the likelihood of becoming disabled, I was even more convinced that I needed a policy.
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But I'm more convinced today than I was yesterday that we're going to get a chance to find out.
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Sarah Ferris: Lawmakers and aides are more convinced than ever that the House will vote on impeachment before Christmas.
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It can help explain why attempts to correct misinformation can backfire completely, leaving people more convinced of their convictions.
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Chuck Todd: I'm more convinced it'll be a Jeff Flake or a Ben Sasse than I am a John Kasich.
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In a tweet on Saturday, he called the club the "Southern White House" — and now people are even more convinced.
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Nearly a decade on, Emanuel is more convinced than ever that the future of progressive politics lies beyond the Beltway.
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So are you more convinced that it may trickle through now, because Donald Trump sounds like a different kind of President?
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Trey Gowdy that a briefing about the informant left him "more convinced" that the FBI took appropriate actions in the case.
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According to the newspaper, European leaders are getting more convinced that President Donald Trump will put new tariffs on European cars.
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Of eight former Soviet bloc countries surveyed, only Russians are growing more convinced that the economic situation was better under communism.
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But several Republicans said Saturday they are more convinced than ever that it is not necessary to issue new subpoenas. Sen.
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The 23-year-old musician is now more convinced than ever that Facebook is listening to his conversations through his phone's microphone.
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The retailer's stock has received two upgrades in as many weeks, as Wall Street becomes more convinced that its turnaround is sustainable.
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The more convinced they are of that, the more likely they are to resort to violence to fight an illegitimate social order.
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In fact, both quotes suggest that Paul and Collins are even more convinced that they need to continue to oppose the legislation.
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I am more and more convinced that our campaign is going to earn the 1237 delegates needed to win the Republican nomination.
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The more Super Likes I received on Tinder, the more convinced I became that Super Likers were just way, way too keen.
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This is something I believe we did an amazing job at because we feel people in the game are now more convinced.
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I'm more convinced than ever that a grown-up version of "Reading Rainbow" would work, and "The Great American Read" is proof.
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But as my time with Race/Related ends this week, I've never been more convinced that avoidance is no longer an option.
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A previous poll by Kantar TNS released on Sunday, Zeman edged Drahos by 45.5 to 45 percent, although Drahos had more convinced voters.
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Nothing makes President Donald Trump more convinced that something is a good idea than people telling him he can't, or shouldn't, do it.
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That prison and exile have made us stronger and makes us ever more convinced, if that is possible, in our profoundly democratic beliefs.
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But after Haspel gave a similar briefing to a group of senators last week, they emerged more convinced of Crown Prince Mohammed's involvement.
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Once Congress starts talking about a broader, more comprehensive strategy, advocates and experts will be more convinced that it's taking this issue seriously.
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That night in the forest, as Russell shivered and slipped on the icy ground, he became ever more convinced the end had come.
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"Fanciulla," a tale of hardscrabble miners during the California Gold Rush, is, I'm more convinced at each encounter, one of Puccini's finest operas.
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So much headache, in fact, that I'm now more convinced than ever that 3D printers for regular people will never become a thing.
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The more I think about it, the more convinced I am that the historical task confronting us may be larger than we ever imagined.
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"If she's going to be the decision-maker, voters have to be that much more convinced that she's qualified," said foundation spokeswoman Amanda Hunter.
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Seeing a working unit makes me more convinced this product will actually ship, but I'm not holding my breath on that May release target.
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Because what might happen is that they're going to dig in their heels and become more convinced of the information that is actually false.
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Mr. Hassett, who said he neither supported nor opposed Mr. Trump, said he was more convinced by the Moody's analysis on trade and immigration.
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Each of these jolts, Partanen tells you over the course of the book, only made her more convinced that Finland had gotten things right.
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After reviewing the list, Mr. Dowd become even more convinced, the person said, that allowing the president to be interviewed would be a problem.
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The more I think about it, the more convinced I am that our gun violence problem is also a language problem — euphemisms, distortions, misdirections.
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Since I returned from Vietnam for the first time in 1969, I have become even more convinced that our war there was terribly wrong.
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"The more I hear Peter Navarro claim it's not a problem, the more convinced I am it is a problem," Roach said in response.
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House Democrats appeared all the more convinced that the president has committed impeachable offenses, with House Republicans equally committed to standing by their man.
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Trump's decision to fire Comey distracted Congress from legislation to no purpose and made everyone more convinced than ever that he was hiding something.
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Steyer's continuing impeachment campaign will likely dismay Democratic leaders who believe focusing on impeachment will alienate voters that would be more convinced by policy arguments.
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And details intended to correct such misperceptions not only failed to do so, but made conservative readers more convinced that their initial belief was right.
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Angela: I'm more convinced than ever that offensive tactical weapons, like ARs, and extended-capacity magazines should only be in the hands of the military.
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But Trump is more convinced the showmanship he's demonstrated in foreign affairs will help propel the GOP, according to people who have spoken with him.
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The British pound rose 0.69 percent against the dollar as investors became more convinced that the Bank of England would raise interest rates in May.
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And if more indicators show the American economy stumbling, investors will become more convinced that the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate increases are dampening activity.
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He tells his supporters what they want to hear to make them more loyal; they become more convinced that their way is the only way.
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As the market became more convinced that the fed would cut interest rates this year, we got a very important signal overnight to confirm that possibility.
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Investors are hoping Powell will sound more convinced when he speaks although most analysts were playing down the chance of a strong commitment on more cuts.
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And as we talked, Dr. Everett became more and more convinced that his former student had succeeded, and that I was periodically swapping places with Bishop.
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The British pound < GBP=> rose 0.69 percent against the dollar as investors became more convinced that the Bank of England would raise interest rates in May.
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Economists now are more convinced than ever that Q6900 GDP growth is not repeatedly weaker than expected for specific reasons but just fits a statistical pattern.
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The British pound < GBP=> rose 0.67 percent against the dollar as investors became more convinced that the Bank of England would raise interest rates in May.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do," Gowdy said in a Fox News interview.
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"I come away from the visit to Gitmo more convinced than ever that Gitmo is the place," to house detainees captured on the battlefield, Moran said.
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Yet the more I spoke to experts, the more convinced I became that propaganda bots on Twitter might be a growing and terrifying scourge on democracy.
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Some Republicans on the committee say the findings and revelations have left them more convinced than ever that FBI leadership rigged the outcome to clear Clinton.
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And more: they reported being even more convinced there were WMDs after the correction, arguing that this only proved that Saddam Hussein hid or destroyed them.
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It is true that economists have become more convinced of trade's concentrated costs for displaced manufacturing workers, roughly a third of whom experienced unusually severe wage losses.
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Sterling held steady at $1.4231, having gained 0.7 percent on Monday as investors became more convinced that the Bank of England would raise interest rates in May.
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"What we're doing can impact, can benefit children from any country and any socioeconomic background — and we're more convinced of that with each passing day," said Gile.
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As members of competing political tribes collect more evidence in favor of their favored views, their opinions harden, and each tribe becomes more convinced of its correctness.
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"As we proceeded through partnership, we got more and more convinced that it was a great fit, people-wise, experience-wise and product-wise," Goldfarb told me.
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And the more we learned about what makes us anxious, sweaty, angry, and passionate, the more convinced we became that this topic is zeitgeisty for good reason.
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This may all be true, but the public markets will be more convinced if WeWork proves them as factual first, rather than taking a leap of faith.
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By contrast, after Gina Haspel, the C.I.A. director, briefed senators last week on the case, they emerged saying they were even more convinced of Prince Mohammed's role.
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In fact, when we asked if TB12 was going to have an easy time playing for the dude down in Florida ... Ike couldn't have been more convinced.
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The more he thought about it, the more convinced he became that the Baileys were the key to the race, and the more vivid the family became.
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The more I read, the more convinced I became that Foos's stilted metaphysics were his way of attempting to elevate his disturbing pastime into something of value.
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Investors became more convinced the ECB will cut rates and resume money-printing stimulus after data showed economic growth in the euro zone halved in the second quarter.
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My initial impression of Ivan is pretty much the same today, just I am now even more convinced how fantastic a person and a music partner he is.
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British policy makers say that they were also skeptical of the devices at first, but that they have become more convinced of their benefit as data has accumulated.
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"I have become more and more convinced that there is method to his madness," he was quoted as having said at a private meeting of Conservatives in June.
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Seventeen percent said their views on climate change have shifted over the past five years, with 87 percent saying they are more convinced in human-caused climate change.
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Tarullo told attendees of a Wall Street Journal event on Wednesday that he needs to be "more convinced" on inflation before the Fed moves forward with a rate hike.
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The weekly losses come at a time when investors are growing more convinced that the trade war will take longer than expected to conclude and could hurt the economy.
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He's having the time of his life playing the villain, and his performance left me even more convinced he's one of the major new movie stars of our time.
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" After the hearing, Assembly budget chair Gary Schaer said in a statement he was "more convinced today that a state takeover of Atlantic City would not help the city.
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Clearly, the large time gap between their previous performances and their Olympic performances made Kurschilgen and others only more convinced that they were not seeing the twins' best effort.
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When his body was found nine days later, with cigarette burns, broken bones and fingernails removed, many Italian officials became more convinced of an official hand in his death.
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When Mr. Rechnitz learned that "a lot of the higher-ups in the Police Department" would be at the event, he was even more convinced he had to go.
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" In a further change from the previous government, Mr. Conte praised globalization as an opportunity and added, "We are even more convinced that protectionism is never the appropriate answer.
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Forty-eight percent of Americans say they are more convinced by climate science than they were five years ago, in large part due to their experiences with extreme weather.
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GOWDY: Yes, I am -- I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got.
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Pence to address March for Life in person Senior White House advisers have grown more insular -- and more convinced than ever that they're delivering for the Americans who elected Trump.
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The more features she added to the house, the more convinced she was that they'd never be able to find her hidden among the false doorways and pin-turn corridors.
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"One of the things it suggests is that financial planners are ever more convinced that active management is hard," said Yeske, who helped develop the survey and interpret its results.
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He went into those meetings leaning toward the Heat, and apparently emerged even more convinced that staying with the franchise that helped him resuscitate his career was the best move.
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This was my view when I first heard about the incident, and after reading his statement, I am only more convinced that he did not do anything rude or offensive.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.), who also faces a tough reelection campaign, said Tuesday evening that he was "more convinced" after his meeting with Garland that the seat should remain empty.
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To be fair, Gordon has predicted a massive decline for Tesla for some months now, but he is more convinced than ever that it will happen sooner than Wall Street expects.
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He's portrayed as an outsider artist, a man sinking into depression and mania while also becoming more and more prolific — and more and more convinced that painting is his divine calling.
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But market pricing on balance suggests investors are growing no more convinced of the case for raising rates, with the chances of a quarter point rise in December around 1003 percent.
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And in 2017, when the Pentagon revealed it spent $22 million in tax dollars for a secret program for analyzing "anomalous aerial vehicles" — UFOs — people became even more convinced aliens existed.
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The Fed has said it is looking past the recent decline in inflation, but the market would become more convinced of the Fed's rate-hiking intentions if it starts to rise.
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But, also in the intervening years, I have become more and more convinced that this whole night never happened and the whole thing was some fantastical product of my dying mind.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond called on Sunday for a transition of a "couple of years" and said senior government ministers were becoming more convinced of the need for such a deal.
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I think the average Trump voter, when he or she turns on the news, is more convinced than ever that there's a coastal liberal media conspiracy out to get the president.
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Six years later, after seeing Ralph Humphrey: Monochromes at Garth Greenan Gallery (September 6 – October 20, 2018), I am even more convinced of the need for an in-depth survey show.
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But we were totally committed to the idea, did more market research, talked to more people, and the more we delved into the idea, the more convinced of it we became.
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Bullard was the first fed official to talk to the markets so directly and explicitly, that has left the market more convinced that the fed will not stop cutting rates this year.
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"We are even more convinced than we were when we began this enterprise that these companies are the proximate cause for the epidemic in our state and in our country," he said.
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Trump would rail against the deep state, Hannity would spend fifteen minutes covering it on his show, Trump would watch Hannity and grow even more convinced there was a deep-state conspiracy.
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This suggests that it's only recently that the Saudis have become more convinced that the demand gains in oil from Asian refiners are sustainable, giving them the confidence to start raising prices.
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"It made me more convinced than ever that organizing ourselves as workers is essential, both for our own protection and to make Google the kind of company that we want to work for."
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"As a result of tonight ... I am more and more convinced that our campaign is going to earn the 1,21 delegates needed to win the nomination," Cruz said during his Tuesday victory speech.
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And for pregnant moms who want to treat themselves further, the brand's just-released line of beauty products, Hatch Mama, has celeb fans in Khloé Kardashian, Kate Hudson, Lily Aldridge and more. Convinced?
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got," Gowdy told Fox News on Tuesday night.
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" Baker said that if he had been more convinced there was evidence that Clinton intended to violate the law, "I would have argued that vociferously with him [Comey] and maybe changed his view.
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But the tide has turned some, Left said, and investors are more convinced about the future success of e-commerce and less willing to follow a short seller's thesis about potential accounting fraud.
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Again, it seems like Judge Marrero was more convinced by Charlie Ergen's charisma on the stand than anything else — a pattern we'll see repeated in the decision when it comes to T-Mobile.
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Right now, I am more convinced than ever that there is a 10-figure opportunity for a new navigation app — it's one of the few/only transportation-related apps on everyone's home screen.
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Following Friday's jobs report, which contained the best wage growth since 250, bond pros became more convinced the Fed could move rates faster than the three times it has forecast for this year.
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While the administration insists the intelligence offers no smoking gun tying the Crown Prince to the plot, lawmakers emerged from last year's closed door session with Haspel even more convinced MBS was responsible.
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I am more convinced than ever that somebody knows something that could prevent this from metastasizing into our era's Dreyfus Affair — a source of unresolved hatreds for years and decades yet to come.
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Because of the incomplete picture — and because of the damaging potential to stigmatize mental illness or, worse, make the field of psychology a partisan piñata — I'm more convinced by Frances's point of view.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com As Donald Trump approaches his 100th day as president, Samantha Bee is more convinced than ever that Hillary Clinton should be the one sitting in the Oval Office.
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But now that, thanks to WikiLeaks, I've had a chance to peruse her speeches to Goldman Sachs and other banks, I am more convinced than ever she can be the president America needs today.
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Traders said gold's 5 percent gain last week, its biggest weekly rise since July 2013, had also made many investors more convinced that the metal's rally since the start of this year was sustainable.
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You become convinced—more convinced than you ever have been of anything in your life—that it's the realest, most heartfelt and, actually, now you think about it, genius song that's ever been written.
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After 1997, climate change became increasingly partisan, with Democrats more and more convinced that it was happening, human-caused and a serious problem, while Republicans became more doubtful and even dismissive of climate science.
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Traders said gold's 215.33 percent gain last week, its biggest weekly rise since July 215.43, had also made many investors more convinced that the metal's rally since the start of this year was sustainable.
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After a few days of wearing Levi's Jacquard jacket, I'm more convinced than ever that the future of wearable tech lies not in tiny screens on our wrists, but in the stuff we're already wearing.
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C., emerged from a closed-door briefing led by CIA Director Gina Haspel on Tuesday more convinced than ever that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was "complicit" in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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" Johnson, talking candidly to fellow members of his Conservative Party, also said he was "increasingly admiring" of the U.S. leader and that he was "more and more convinced that there is method in his madness.
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I&aposm even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
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C.: I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
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Instagram is already responsible for most of us normal smartphone users thinking we're actually super talented photographers, and we're about to be even more convinced thanks to a new feature on the iPhone 7: portrait mode.
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"I think more and more people are getting more convinced that that's the way it's going to go irrespective of the fact the polls are showing it very, very close on average overall," said Ladbrokes' Shaddick.
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"People are becoming more convinced that global growth is weakening and people are starting to see some signs of transmission into U.S. sentiment," said Gennadiy Goldberg, an interest rates strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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The more local swimming pools I visited, the more convinced I became that Icelanders' remarkable satisfaction is tied inextricably to the experience of escaping the fierce, freezing air and sinking into warm water among their countrymen.
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"Following our third annual Alexa survey, we are more impressed with the traction of these devices and more convinced of their potential L-T term impact," analyst Mark Mahaney wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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"In these challenging times, I am more convinced than ever of the strategic fit of these two complementary businesses," Flutter CEO Peter Jackson, who will retain his role in the combined group, said in a statement.
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As people become more and more convinced of his championship aptitude each time he performs, it will be interesting to see what the future holds for one of the great success stories of modern day MMA.
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I want to be more convinced by arguments like Alex's that insist La La Land is more cynical, if only because the bittersweet ending keeping Mia and Sebastian apart was my favorite part of the movie.
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C.: I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
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By the end of the study, patients who received all or some of the calls from pharmacists were more convinced of the necessity of taking all their medicines as prescribed than people who didn't get the calls.
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Democratic voters are more convinced that Clinton would win (87% say she would) than Republicans are about Trump (75% say he would win), and Republican voters who aren't currently backing Trump are particularly skeptical of his chances.
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Finance Minister Berat Albayrak has stressed the importance of coordination between fiscal and monetary discipline in fighting inflation, although economists have said the financial markets would be more convinced by stronger messages to guarantee the bank's independence.
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So when I look at my children, I am even more convinced that we must take immediate and aggressive action on climate if we want their generation to learn these sports and enjoy winters in the mountains.
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Hitler's occasional moments of shrewdness and even statesmanship—in seeing that Stalin would trust him not to invade Russia, or that France was not prepared to fight—made his followers more convinced than ever of his genius.
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There was already a petition for HBO to redo the final season, and after that finale (and those water bottles left on screen), people are only more convinced that the ending to the long-running series was rushed.
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The information has made investigators more convinced that the two shooters — Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik — did not have outside help from friends and family, according to CNN, which cited unnamed U.S. law enforcement officials.
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Prior to the report's release, Gowdy had said he was now "more convinced" that the FBI acted appropriately in its handling of the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible connections to Donald Trump's campaign.
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The idea of wiping out the current class's debts came to him in recent days, the person said, and as he prepared for the graduation on Saturday, Mr. Smith grew more convinced that he would make the gesture.
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Those Israelis who despise Netanyahu were convinced of his wrongdoing a long time ago, while those who support the Prime Minister are more convinced than ever that he's the victim of a witch hunt by the liberal elite.
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After reading that the amount of espresso and sauce was adjusted depending on the size of the drink order, I was even more convinced that both the Grande and Short White Chocolate Mochas would taste the exact same.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," he said.
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"I would say that I would be much more convinced of climate change, of the need to do something, if I thought there was a more open debate in which both sides were given a full hearing," he added.
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Investors, who just months ago worried about the sustainability of China's recovery, now appear more convinced that the mainland's economic momentum will likely remain solid through the rest of the year after a spate of corporate earnings beat estimates.
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Another hike in June is almost certain, according to market pricing, and investors now appear more convinced that the economy will take that in its stride, which could give the Federal Reserve more room to carry on tightening policy.
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After the briefing, Gowdy told told Fox News he's "even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do" in its handling of the Russia investigation and possible links to Trump's campaign.
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Which only makes the critics more convinced that they are acting out of principle and their ideas are being unfairly persecuted — and more eager to come up with ostensibly race-neutral justifications for why ending birthright citizenship is important.
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"[I]t does appear that more meteorologists are now more convinced that human-caused climate change is happening," Ed Maibach, the study's lead author and director of the George Mason Center for Climate Change Communication, told The Washington Post.
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TREY GOWDY—R, SOUTH CAROLINA: I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to when they got the information they got and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
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After a closed-door congressional briefing in Washington in early December with CIA director Gina Haspel, who listened to the tapes in Ankara, U.S. lawmakers said they emerged more convinced than ever that the kingdom's crown prince was directly involved.
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"I am now more convinced than ever that he didn't do it, that he's the right guy to be on the Court, that Ms. Ford has got a problem and destroying Judge Kavanaugh's life won't fix her problem," Graham said.
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WASHINGTON — Senior senators said Tuesday that a classified briefing by CIA director Gina Haspel left them more convinced than ever that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman played a role in the October death of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi. Sen.
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Waymo's stated goal is to ensure safer roads for everyone, and after having spent some time in the fully driverless Pacifica that will be operating in Chandler, I'm more convinced than ever they're on a path to make this happen.
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And that change is almost entirely attributable to Republicans growing more and more convinced that the media is biased; 79% of self-identified Republicans now describe the media as biased, as compared to 59% who said the same in 2003.
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The more that Trump signals that the legitimacy of the United States presidential election is contingent on his winning it, the more convinced his followers will be that they are living in desperate times, and desperate measures need to be taken.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," Gowdy told Fox News.
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Washington (CNN)House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy said Tuesday he is now "more convinced" that the FBI acted appropriately in its handling of the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible connections to Donald Trump's campaign.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," he told Fox News.
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The information has made investigators more convinced that the two shooters -- Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik -- did not have outside help from friends and family, according to CNN, which cited unnamed U.S. law enforcement officials in a report.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," Gowdy said on Fox News.
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Another constant of the new Peter Berg is that his movie star Mark Wahlberg—an actor who seems more convinced of his Ordinary Guy-ness than I am—and here he plays Mike Williams, the chief electrical officer on the rig.
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Ms. Ambrosini had grown ever more convinced that Daubigny was not only a forefather of Impressionism who had never been given his due, but also an important innovator, although he had never had a major international exhibition of his own.
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I walked away from your book feeling even more convinced that we're trapped in the dynamic you just laid out, where more suffering leads to more resentment, which in turn produces more bad policies, and the whole cycle just perpetuates itself.
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WASHINGTON, March 1 (Reuters) - Investors battered by the breathtaking drop in global stock markets on coronavirus fears are ever more convinced the world's big central banks, including the Federal Reserve, will soon step in to try to quell the storm.
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"The thoughtfulness and patriotism — and for that matter, the modesty — Jim showed as he reflected on this decision make me more convinced than ever that he would have made a truly admirable president, and also a good candidate," Mr. Kristol wrote.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got — and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," Gowdy said in the interview.
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"I am becoming more convinced that the crimes committed following 9 October 2016 and 25 August 2017 bear the hallmarks of genocide and call in the strongest terms for accountability," said Yanghee Lee, the Special Rapporteur on human rights in Myanmar.
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And yet, now that we have at least the possibility of a light at the end of this tunnel, I am more and more convinced that the clarity that so many people want from the Mueller report may simply never come.
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"If the attempt to reach a wider audience is successful and the wider audience answers this attempt with more convinced support of central banks, we can expect them to continue being bold in pursuing their objective," Papadia from Bruegel said.
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REP. TREY GOWDY (R), SOUTH CAROLINA: I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.
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But the more I represented people, the more I was a lawyer for people, the more I saw what was happening out in the work world, the more convinced I became that young women need to follow Sheryl Sandberg's advice about leaning in.
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Bob Menendez, a Democrat from New Jersey and ranking member of that same committee, said he was "more convinced than [he] was before" that the United States should address the Khashoggi killing and its own role in the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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Wall Street is somewhat more convinced that recent stock market gains have been driven by solid economic fundamentals, including a better corporate profit outlook, but a solid majority still think policy expectations from the new administration are the main driver for the rally.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," Gowdy told Fox News last week.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," Gowdy said Tuesday on Fox News.
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MICHAEL A. GRAVES SAN FRANCISCO To the Editor: I would be more convinced by David Brooks's "takes a thug to beat a thug" hopes for our new foreign policy approach if our president were more consistent and more thorough in its implementation.
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"After hearing from so many students, faculty and staff regarding their feelings of marginalization, disrespect and fear, I am more convinced than ever that this is a top priority," he wrote in a Wednesday email to faculty members, staff members and students.
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That was a nice debut monologue for Jim Broadbent, but every time I hear someone mention the imperviousness of the Wall — see also Sansa on Sunday — I become a little more convinced it will break down before the end of this story.
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David Ignatius: After my last novel, The Director, I was even more convinced than I had been when I started that book that the future of spy novels is the intersection of espionage and technology, of espionage and hacking that I explored in that book.
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President Trump&aposs legal team is becoming more and more convinced it should ignore questions by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani told Fox News&apos "Hannity" on Monday night, saying it&aposs "highly unlikely" the Trump team will meet again with prosecutors.
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READ: First on CNN: Rubio prepares for contested convention Rubio has to demonstrate that he's worth a massive investment -- right this minute -- to try to block Trump from winning a nomination that the establishment grows more convinced by the day is his for the taking.
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But I am more convinced than ever that too few women have the time, space, and resources we need to figure out what sex we want to have — independent of what our parents, partners, peers, politicians, or religious leaders prescribe — and then go have it.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," Gowdy said in an interview on Fox News.
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Susan Collins of Maine said she was even more convinced that the Senate Judiciary Committee should hold hearings on his nomination, but John Boozman of Arkansas said that the next president should fill the vacancy and that he saw Judge Garland only to be polite.
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Investigators this week had become more convinced that Pappas "painstakingly planned" the bizarre daylight execution of Dr. Mark Hausknecht -- carried out as both men rode bicycles -- possibly as revenge for his mother's death 20 years ago under the doctor's care, Acevedo told CNN Thursday.
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His recent attacks on Mr. Cruz's wife and soaring unpopularity among women, minorities and college-educated voters have left many in the party more convinced than ever that, with Mr. Trump as their standard-bearer, they are churning toward a political iceberg this fall.
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"The current rally is driven by a market sentiment that is becoming more and more convinced that the worst is over and the global oil market rebalancing process is already in play," said Dominick Chirichella, senior partner at the Energy Management Institute in New York.
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"I'm more convinced now than I was before that this is a choice that should be made by the next president," said Toomey, who is bracing for a difficult reelection campaign in a state that typically votes Democratic in presidential years, earlier this week. Sen.
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In an administration that (while beleaguered by leaks) is ever more convinced that both it and America are under siege, that outlook might not be what the White House actually needs — but it makes sense that it's the outlook Trump thinks the White House needs.
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The poll, for M6 television, also found Le Pen's supporters to be far more convinced by their candidate's policies and qualities: 56 percent of Le Pen voters found that she spoke to their concerns, while only 21 percent of Macron voters said the same of him.
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After spending a good chunk of the afternoon with Apple's new Siri-controlled speaker, listening to tunes in the company's tony Tribeca apartment meeting space, I'm more convinced than ever that Apple has built an aural triumph in its initial entry to the "smart speaker" space.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," the South Carolina Republican said in an interview on Fox News.
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The results, from a survey taken just before the U.S. Senate voted to pass tax cuts that are expected to add about $225 trillion to the national debt over the next decade, show economists were already becoming more convinced that rates will need to go even higher.
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EU negotiators have become, if anything, more convinced than they were when an Irish border "backstop" was first drafted six months ago that there is no real alternative to creating a separate economic regulatory system in Northern Ireland, aligned with the EU and therefore different from the British mainland.
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"Everything I believed I knew about Brett Kavanaugh, I am now more convinced than ever that he didn't do it, that he's the right guy to be on the court, that Ms. Ford has got a problem, and destroying Judge Kavanaugh's life won't fix her problem," he added. Sen.
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"I am now more convinced than I was before, and I was pretty convinced, that in fact the United States must have a strong response to both the war in Yemen, as well as the killing of United States permanent resident and journalist in Jamal Khashoggi," Menendez said.
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Seeing as tech is one of the main drivers of growth in the US economy, and a major employer of high-paying jobs, these companies' opinion on these cases could very well sway judges, including conservative ones who may be more convinced by economic reasons rather than political arguments.
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On the heels of a deadly wildfire season supercharged by climate change and a report by 13 federal agencies finding global warming poses a serious threat to the economy, Americans are more convinced than ever that emissions from tailpipes and smokestacks are having an impact on the planet.
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No one is better at convincing us of a position than, well, us, and so as we see and instantly reject the arguments made by our political opponents, we become more convinced in the rightness of what we initially believed, and we come up with more reasons to believe it.
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"I am more and more convinced that our campaign is going to earn the 1,237 delegates needed to win… either before Cleveland or at the convention in Cleveland we will win the majority of the delegates and together we will beat Hillary Clinton here in November," Cruz declared to cheers.
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But if after gazing at all that glamour, you're more convinced than ever that it truly takes a village to look this darn fabulous, fear not: for we brought in Vincent Oquendo, the pro behind Vanessa Hudgens' Golden Globes party glow, to break down the secrets to A-list makeup.
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After taking a closer look at the chalkboard in the background of the "Persona" trailer, ARMY is much more convinced of the fact that, like the Love Yourself series, Map of the Soul will be a trilogy, and the next two albums will be called Shadow and Ego (also Jung archetypes).
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"I'm more convinced now than I ever have been that MPs (members of parliament, or lawmakers) aren't as relevant as they think," said Laura Pidcock, a Labour lawmaker who was elected for the first time to parliament in June and has frequently spoken out about it as an elitist institution.
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"The thoughtfulness and patriotism — and for that matter, the modesty — Jim showed as he reflected on this decision make me more convinced than ever that he would have made a truly admirable president, and also a good candidate," William Kristol, the editor of the conservative Weekly Standard, wrote at the time.
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As Trump grows more convinced that his enemies are everywhere, as he delves deeper into his paranoia, as he finds that the people on his team are incapable of joining him in the underground bunker of his mind, he has reached out to those who are willing to go beyond the pale.
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"I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump," Gowdy said on Fox News Tuesday evening, addressing a classified briefing he received from the Justice Department.
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And now, headed into his third year in office and more convinced than ever that his initial gut instincts about retreating from a complex world of civil wars and abstract threats was right, Mr. Trump has rid himself of the aides who feared the president was undercutting America's long-term national interests.
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"Investors seemed concerned over another missile test by North Korea and despite some handsome economic releases, investors are becoming more and more convinced that the equity market is getting a little long in the tooth and is prime for some sort of correction," said Tom Roseen, head of research services at Thomson Reuters Lipper.
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Based on research from the newest book from the Aspen Economic Strategy Group, the two of us are more convinced than ever that those policies are fundamentally misguided and would result in economically harmful outcomes that could put our economy on an unstable and precarious path, harming the very people they are intended to help.
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But speaking as the last person in the American political-journalistic apparatus (or so it feels) who's still agnostic about Kavanaugh's guilt or innocence, I am more convinced than ever that somebody knows something that could prevent this from metastasizing into our era's Dreyfus Affair — a source of unresolved hatreds for years and decades yet to come.
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And now, as the criminal trial for Cosby's alleged sexual assault of Andrea Constand comes to a close, those who doubt that the man who used to sling Puddin' Pops could have also been an extremely prolific date rapist seem more convinced than ever that this entire sordid ordeal is just another example of white America tearing down strong black men.
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As I watched Apple reduce the ranks of its car project and refocus its message, I grew more convinced that Apple was adjusting its car goals in the face on intractable realities, even as others insisted that every action Apple took that even remotely related to the auto industry was a clear sign that the Apple Car project was alive and well.
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Instead, over a 15-year period that included a stint in grad school (in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois, which only made me more convinced that I should leave the Midwest forever) and a semester teaching Shakespeare in Hyderabad (ditto), I tried big-city living in Minneapolis, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, and Seattle, chasing various internships, jobs, and, in two cases, boyfriends.
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CNN's Z. Byron Wolf and Gregory Krieg were of two minds -- so they broke it down on email: Wolf: Greg -- I've been marinating on this all week and I'm becoming more convinced that this little maneuver on a short-term spending bill that will ultimately be forgotten to history was one of the most consequential and disruptive things he's done as President.
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If you still can't understand how the thrice-married, foulmouthed President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE convinced so many Christian evangelicals to vote for him, you should consider the role civil religion played in turning him into a secular deity.
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The Dems' argument: Democrats, though, highlight that the Pentagon planned to request $733 billion until late last year after defense hawks and former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE convinced President Trump to go higher.
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Dershowitz: Mueller hoping Manafort will choose to testify against Trump rather than 'die in prison' PROSPECTS OF TRUMP-MUELLER INTERVIEW APPEAR SLIM: President Trump&aposs legal team is becoming more and more convinced it should ignore questions by Special Counsel Robert Mueller , Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani told FOX News&apos "Hannity" on Monday, saying it&aposs "highly unlikely" they will meet again with prosecutors .
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Israeli military planners are more convinced than ever that the key reason Hezbollah has avoided major conflict with Israel since the big Israel-Hezbollah war in Lebanon in 2006 is that Israel's Air Force — without mercy or restraint — pounded Lebanese infrastructure, Hezbollah offices and military targets in the southern suburbs of Beirut — not to kill civilians but not to be deterred by them, either, if they were nested amid Hezbollah weapons or headquarters.
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And as it has been with Trump, even if people seem outraged by what they hear from and about Ted Cruz, they keep listening, perhaps responding less to the words than to the confidence with which those words are delivered: Studies have also shown that overconfident jerks are perceived as having more social status, which appeals to people, and also that the ruder someone acts, the more convinced most of the rest of us become that he/she is powerful.
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The Trump administration originally planned to request $2900 billion for fiscal 220006, but defense hawks and former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE convinced President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE late last year to request $2202 billion instead.
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Labor Secretary Alex AcostaAlex Alexander AcostaBarr removes prisons chief after Epstein death Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death Sasse calls on DOJ to 'rip up' Epstein nonprosecution deal to bring 'co-conspirators to justice' MORE convinced Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE to overrule the nation's regulatory czar and release a controversial tip pooling rule despite data showing workers could lose billions in gratuities, according to a new report.
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