Hunger makes people more dependent on the state that controls them, just like Venezuelans are now more dependent on Mr. Maduro's food handouts.
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Today, Washington is more dependent on the presidency, and the world is more dependent on Washington's decisions, than it was in the 1930s and '40s.
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But as the world becomes more dependent on American oil, American oil is becoming more dependent on the Permian Basin, which spans about 75,000 square miles across west Texas and southeastern New Mexico.
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But the more Catherine trained, the more dependent he felt.
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Lastly, materialistic students reported being more dependent on their smartphones.
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He is more dependent on the older, white, religious vote.
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We are more dependent on the environment than ever before.
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This makes the party all the more dependent on the rich.
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Meals get more elaborate, as well as more dependent on tradition.
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And UPS is far more dependent on Amazon than FedEx was.
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Breaking ties like that likely made people more dependent on the group.
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In contrast, flows of illegal immigrants are more dependent on economic considerations.
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The response to Trump seems more dependent on context than anything else.
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China wants its economy to be more dependent on services and consumption.
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Rio Tinto's revenues are more dependent on iron ore than its rivals.
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But its audience appeal also seems more dependent on well-known names.
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Turkey's local troubles have left it more dependent on EU markets and investment.
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And the other thing is they become more and more dependent upon us.
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Russia is even more dependent on German money than the other way around.
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Even China is much more dependent on us than we are on them.
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Cutting Abkhazia off from Europe will leave it even more dependent on Russia.
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He was much more dependent on their support than Sanders was on Hispanics.
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"Farmers in Alabama are more dependent on federal than state government," he says.
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Demand for other professions is more dependent on experience levels, the report found.
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The US, meanwhile, is far more dependent on the internet than its rivals are.
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Leaving the European Union makes Britain even more dependent on an increasingly erratic ally.
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Migrantland seems to be more dependent on agriculture than the rest of the country.
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But this has helped Mr Maduro, by making Venezuelans more dependent on his government.
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We are also more dependent on foreign holders of U.S. assets than ever before.
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Problems have also hit 'Buzzfeed-like' sites, which were more dependent on social traffic.
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They are more dependent on the state today than the state is on them.
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That's more dependent on whether the child feel supported and connected to her parent.
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" "They toyed us into being more dependent on their markets than them on us.
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As a result, we have become more dependent on foreign countries than ever before.
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Businesses over the years have grown more dependent on technology to connect with consumers.
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Other forms of renewable energy are more dependent on the amount of sun or wind.
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Those businesses are simply more dependent on that reliable, consistent information than others, he said.
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First, Maoist planning left it more dependent on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) than other areas.
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The U.S. ethanol industry has become more dependent on exports due to big domestic stockpiles.
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The fall in domestic saving has also made Turkey even more dependent on foreign finance.
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Hence other commodities that are more dependent upon global demand, such as oil, fell sharply.
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Be smart: The media is obsessed with Facebook — but is exponentially more dependent on Google.
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Even Russia, which is more dependent on petrodollars than most, stands by the Paris Agreement.
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A revitalization in the hedge-fund industry may be more dependent on machines than humans.
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Canada is more dependent on trade than some other countries, such as the United States.
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In fact, all aspects of life are becoming more dependent on the creations of engineers.
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But Apple benefits in multiple ways from companies whose business models are more dependent data collection.
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But Canada is more dependent on trade with the United States now than it was then.
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I think it was a much more dependent relationship with the director than I've ever had.
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First, Maoist planning left it more dependent on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) than other areas are.
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That means a computer build is even more dependent on your CPU choice than ever before.
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It is more dependent than Morgan Stanley on its fixed-income, currencies and commodities (FICC) franchise.
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Worst of all, now she'll be even more dependent on wishy-washy Julia for the numbers.
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Unlike primaries, caucuses are more dependent on the abilities of campaigns to motivate supporters to participate.
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Rural areas ended up about a third more dependent on manufacturing employment than highly urban places.
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These practices particularly affect poor people, who are more dependent on cheap or free online services.
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Because of its relatively low endowment, N.Y.U. is more dependent on tuition to pay its bills.
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That leaves Mr Prayuth ever more dependent on the veneer of legitimacy provided by the king.
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Meanwhile, people and societies are growing more dependent on a stable space infrastructure that simply works.
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Indeed, some of the inequalities inherent in a society more dependent on technology are evident today.
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Rather, they will become even more dependent on criminal smuggling networks, and even more at risk.
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"Arms sales provide military advantages .... More influence, more countries becoming more dependent on China," said Evron.
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Yet the worse the economy gets, the more dependent some poor Venezuelans become on the state.
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Mr Putin's actions diverted Western attention from China; they also made Russia much more dependent on China.
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They claim a big trade deficit makes Europe more dependent on Britain than the other way round.
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The technological requirements of Stories could make publishers even more dependent on Silicon Valley for content distribution.
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The bottom line: Americans are becoming more dependent on smartphones and mobile data to access the internet.
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While Mexico is a major crude producer, its economy is far more dependent on its factory exports.
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On the other hand, the global economy is much more dependent on trade than it was then.
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"An exercise modification is more dependent on your fitness level and health and injury history," Fluger says.
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British MPs are more dependent on their parties for promotion and funding than are their American counterparts.
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The closer to the top of the chart, the more dependent that industry is on imported goods.
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However, the Central American nations are far more dependent on remittances from migrants in the United States.
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Most banks such as SocGen have grown more dependent on the volatile investment and corporate banking business.
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Supporting 5G out of the gate would risk making Apple more dependent again on its chip suppliers.
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We should not become more dependent on fossil fuel and accelerate the planetary crisis of climate change.
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" He went on, "Our security and identity is arguably more dependent on the nation than the neighborhood.
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To encourage his sales force to meet them, he made their paychecks more dependent on their performance.
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Instead of diversifying the economy, Venezuela is much more dependent on oil than it was in 6900.
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Still, Sanders's campaign has a point when it says Clinton is much more dependent on wealthy donors.
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Some are far less affluent and more dependent on their $151,600 government salaries and generous expense accounts.
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China's growth rate is declining and the country is more dependent on trade than the United States.
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Corporate bond markets are also arguably more dependent on credit ratings than during the last global crisis.
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The truth was that Democrats were far more dependent on white working-class voters than many believed.
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Must Europe prepare itself for a future in which cultural institutions are more dependent on private sponsorship?
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"Our analysis is ... that does not make us more dependent on Russia," one of the two officials said.
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Everyone carries a computer around in their pocket and everyone's lives are more dependent on technology than ever.
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As companies become more dependent on data, AI is playing an increasing role in their decision-making processes.
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Overall, the Apple Card has made me feel more dependent on my iPhone — for better or for worse.
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The trade war with China hurt manufacturers and farmers, leaving the economy even more dependent on consumer spending.
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We must take these steps now — before we become even more dependent upon China than we already are.
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They're more likely to live in floodplains and flood-prone areas and be more dependent on public infrastructure.
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Russia is already the junior partner in the relationship, and risks becoming even more dependent, Mr. Gabuev said.
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The trade war with China hurt manufacturers and farmers, leaving the economy even more dependent on consumer spending.
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Some also fretted that its production is much more dependent on a single country than its major competitors.
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The less inspiring their candidate, the more dependent they are on impeachment: Right now, they are entirely so.
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That has made it more dependent on power from neighbouring Victoria, its only link to Australia's national electricity market.
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But its portion of spending increased as the clock wound down, and consumers became more dependent on quick deliveries.
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And as government bureaucrats leave, this will also make agencies even more dependent on private lobbyists for policy expertise.
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Polymail – Office mail without plugins Today, our email productivity is more dependent on plugins then the mail client itself.
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Sorghum, a much smaller crop, is even more dependent on China, which had accounted for 80% of U.S. exports.
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Progress is more dependent on how well cars can drive themselves in as many situations and geographies as possible.
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Even weirder is that this divergence is not based on which companies are more dependent on the tech giant.
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"Our analysis is ... that (the pipeline) does not make us more dependent on Russia," one of the officials said.
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Other research has suggested that "boys may be more dependent on schools to determine their social networks," she said.
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The short-run payoff to reform of labour markets is much more dependent on the state of the economy.
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In contrast, large-cap multinationals in Japan are much more dependent on exports to the United States and China.
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Grain dealers at rivers typically charge more than their inland counterparts because they are more dependent on export markets.
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Our governments, our critical infrastructure, our private organizations, our citizens, are much more dependent on information and communication technologies.
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Gaza's economy increasingly went underground, becoming more dependent on a network of smuggling tunnels under the border with Egypt.
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If one is more dependent than the other, it is inequitable because there is an enabler and an enabled.
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That has made it more dependent on power from neighboring Victoria, its only link to Australia's national electricity market.
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Clinton's campaign was more dependent on television advertising, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on almost relentlessly negative attacks.
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What happens if the health care system is even more dependent on Medicare and the government shuts down again?
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It is, unfortunately, a slight film, more dependent on visual trickery than a solid script for its emotional impact.
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This leaves the global aluminium supply chain ever more dependent on China, which accounts for around 55% of global production.
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When we were younger, we were more dependent on our sex life, but that's not so much the case anymore.
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This leaves the global aluminum supply chain ever more dependent on China, which accounts for around 55% of global production.
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Users are more dependent on their phones than ever (which makes Apple's emphasis on services look like a wise bet).
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Of course, this all has the end result of making us even more dependent on Slack than we already are.
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We have quite a different financial system, much more dependent on the capital markets and less on the banking system.
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Second, other countries are far more dependent upon exports to the U.S. than we are dependent upon exports to them.
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Turkey, a NATO ally, may become more dependent on Russian energy if it is pushed to buy less Iranian oil.
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That makes agents more dependent on tips from the public, such as those that came in minutes before Saturday's shooting.
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But he said the proposed change could threaten the viability of smaller newspapers that are more dependent on the notices.
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Low-rated Southern European government bonds, seen as more dependent on ECB largesse, outperformed, with yields lower 3-4 bps.
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Critic's Notebook No performing art is more dependent on — more differentiated by — the individual contributions of its interpreters than ballet.
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As new science has revealed, we are much more dependent on these parts of the world than we might think.
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But she said she became more dependent on him after confessing to stealing and returning money to NXIVM's admin office.
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That means diminished domestic oil production would likely make America more dependent on foreign crude, undoing its strides toward energy independence.
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Revenues of small cap companies are typically more dependent on the performance of the U.S. economy, rather than the global economy.
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But NS2 will make Europe more dependent on Russia's gas and pipelines at a time when its own supplies are faltering.
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Meanwhile, oil exporters became ever more dependent on high oil prices to pay for lavish government budgets and imported consumer goods.
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In other words, its bottom line is more dependent than ever on keeping you engaged with the content on your screen.
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Sub-Saharan Africa would be hardest hit due to the fact its population is more dependent on agriculture, the report added.
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By increasing the interdependence of two relatively disparate markets, the Bay Area is making itself more dependent on continued tech prosperity.
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Unfortunately, the former president's administration built a pathway that made the rich richer and the poor more dependent on the state.
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Because fewer rural residents have employer-provided insurance, hospitals there are often even more dependent than their urban counterparts on Medicaid.
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Seriously damaging Assad's military assets wouldn't drive him from power, but would make him even more dependent on Iran and Russia.
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As travelers, we're ever more dependent on apps and online services that show us what to eat or where to sleep.
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But that also meant that a lot of fights in Destiny felt more chaotic and more dependent on an individual's skill.
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The demand for campaign money made the parties more dependent on wealthy donors, which made them less responsive to their voters.
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In that environment, the United States and its companies will be more dependent on the health of trading partners like Europe.
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A former teacher, she had to give up classroom work for health reasons, making the Maynards even more dependent on Carrier.
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So I wait in the E.R. for the same patients to return even sicker and even more dependent on the hospital.
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Manufacturers are more dependent on foreign sales than many other businesses, but a rising dollar makes their products less competitive overseas.
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They came up with product categories in which they did not want the United States to become more dependent on China.
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" He also tweeted, "Climate change denier Scott Pruitt has worked with fossil fuel companies to make us more dependent on fossil fuels.
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But their factory sectors have held up better than Germany's, which is more dependent on exports and appears to be in recession.
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But with that added convenience comes the fact that we're likely to become even more dependent on Google that we already are.
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Anything that makes a company less dependent on pet food and more dependent on animal health is a winner in his book.
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That makes those individuals grow more dependent on the leader and less likely to mount independent rebellions against the structure of command.
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As the Democrats have become more dependent on Hispanic voters, they have become much keener to discuss migrant rights than border enforcement.
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They're also particularly vulnerable to the overall drop in consumer spending because their livelihoods tend to be more dependent on cash transactions.
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As winter approaches, the United Kingdom becomes more dependent on imported food so a Halloween no-deal Brexit is potentially more disruptive.
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These strategies may add to the resort's bottom line, but residential real estate in mountain villages is far more dependent on snow.
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The American oil and gas industry has argued that such a move would leave the United States more dependent on foreign energy.
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Undoubtedly, they would be exponentially more dependent on government programs and benefits if they were legally eligible to take advantage of them.
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Multiple sources told Business Insider that WeWork lacked a formal compensation plan, with bonuses seemingly more dependent on relationships than on performance.
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Iran has also become more dependent on a fleet of ageing ships, and some have had to be towed for emergency repairs.
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Except many of these choices may make his reelection even more dependent on his worshipful base, and less appealing to swing voters.
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But since he's incapable of broadening his base, he's going to become ever more dependent on its hardest and most extreme core.
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Compared with the U.S., European wireless networks are much more dependent on Huawei, so banning its equipment would be far more consequential.
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Unlike the United States, European wireless networks are much more dependent on Huawei, so banning its equipment would be far more consequential.
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Refusing new public transportation projects will make America more dependent on polluting forms of transportation, but will further enrich the Koch family.
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It starts with an electric grid that is becoming less dependent on fossil fuel and more dependent on solar and wind energy.
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Britain will be ever more dependent on its economic relationship with the U.S. after it leaves the European Union later this month.
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But a lack of expertise at the top makes Trump more dependent on advisers who are, if not experienced, highly orthodox conservatives.
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Political analysts say the changes could make politicians much more dependent on generous benefactors and cause them to disregard the public interest.
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The U.S. is far more dependent today on foreign suppliers for critical materials and products than we have ever been in the past.
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Powerful chief ministers sitting in the provinces will be more dependent on revenue collected federally and less on purse-strings they control themselves.
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He became more and more dependent on his daughter, and he felt guilty for the burden he felt he was becoming to her.
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Continued weak spending would make Japan's economy more dependent on export demand, which is at risk from the U.S. government's protectionist trade policies.
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They are a lot more dependent on the Northern white working class than the prevailing narrative of recent electoral contests tends to acknowledge.
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"As these problems become more extreme, we may become more dependent on cannabis because of its adaptability to these harsh conditions," said Wirtshafter.
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More from Tonic: In other words, seeing their partner as more dependent on the relationship correlated with being less willing to end it.
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They're even more important now — everyone carries a computer around in their pocket and everyone's lives are more dependent on technology than ever.
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Even most art house companies, struggling to fill seats in the age of Netflix, have become more dependent on stars and marketable concepts.
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The more dependent the grid is on intermittent sources like wind and solar, the more flexible the back-up sources need to be.
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Another common argument against environmental taxes is that the regional effects are worse for states that are more dependent on fossil fuel production.
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Gladstone Land, meanwhile, is more exposed to policy risks than Farmland Partners because its crops are more dependent on migrant labor, Pittman said.
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As we become more dependent upon online platforms for social and professional purposes, it grows increasingly important that we embrace stronger online security measures.
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That would imply the Fed would now be more dependent on how the incoming economic data look than proceeding on a preset hiking path.
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The still lifes, with their unbound sense of space, appear more dependent on each other for completion, or on the installations, in umbilical relation.
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As Sam goes through the world, he is making it more and more dependent on the force that may be driving it to Armageddon.
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Until now France's industrial sector had resisted a slowdown that has hit German industry particularly hard as it is far more dependent on exports.
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Until now France's industrial sector had resisted a slowdown that has hit German industry particularly hard as it is far more dependent on exports.
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With no sane person wanting to actually live there, the local businesses became more and more dependent on a strong student community to survive.
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The pipeline not only makes Germany more dependent on Moscow for energy, it also risks the security of Poland and other Eastern European allies.
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Failing to address the debt issue could weaken U.S. international leadership by making the country more dependent on outside creditors, according to the report.
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The economy is also much more dependent on financial activity, so market conditions have come to play a larger role in cycle turning points.
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"My opinion is at this point, that equities are more dependent on this tax reform happening and basically the promises being delivered," said Melentyev.
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States like California and Texas, where commutes are often farther and residents are more dependent on their cars, will see housing affordability hit harder.
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Without TPP, Mr. Obama's rebalance toward Asia is significantly diminished, and, if it continues at all, will be more dependent on expanded military cooperation.
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The former Democratic presidential nominee claimed that Trump's treatment of Sessions is part of a strategy to make Sessions more dependent on the president.
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The other Gulf producers, including Iran, are more dependent on the strait for their exports although Abu Dhabi has an oil pipeline to Fujairah.
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Many of the issues evangelicals care about — marriage, abortion and religious liberty — are more dependent on a conservative Supreme Court than a conservative president.
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We are much more dependent on software for critical functions today, and there is no guarantee there will be a kill switch next time.
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Continued weak spending would also make Japan's economy more dependent on export demand, which is at risk from the U.S. government's protectionist trade policies.
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"As advertising becomes more dependent on technology, bringing more ways to buy is a big part of our mission," O'Kelley said in an interview.
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More likely, by reducing the capacity of government to develop expertise independent of lobbyists, it will actually make Washington more dependent on private lobbyists.
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It would also antagonize the United States' third largest oil supplier, potentially making the country more dependent on less friendly and predictable sources like Venezuela.
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As the military acquires more land, the state's economy becomes ever more dependent on trade deals and loans from a diminishing number of foreign powers.
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Where McKay knew how to create comedic scenarios that allowed Ferrell and Reilly room to improvise, Cohen's approach seems far more dependent on scripted jokes.
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O). Shares of smaller U.S. suppliers, which are more dependent on ZTE, pared losses after the news, including optical component makers Acacia Communications Inc (ACIA.
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Exports are equivalent to almost half of Germany's economic output, which means that the country is much more dependent than other big economies on trade.
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BREXIT AT HALLOWEEN As winter approaches, the United Kingdom becomes more dependent on imported food so a Halloween no-deal Brexit is potentially more disruptive.
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That is lower than a previous estimate of 3.7 percent traffic growth issued in December and leaves airlines more dependent on passenger revenue for growth.
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Hayes: Now, the cynic in me says, you've got other tech companies that are much more dependent on that kind of thing than Apple is.
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In reality, candidates are just as dependent on those independent expenditures and, in some recent elections, even more dependent than on their official campaign accounts.
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Hollywood has never been more dependent on franchises, as you argue both in your book and in a Wall Street Journal piece from last week.
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The majors, largely self-funded, can take a contrarian approach to those companies that are more dependent on the markets and private investors for funds.
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A few years ago, China's economy was more dependent on cheap exports, and it needed a weak currency to sell them all over the world.
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The worry is that unlike in the Cold War, there is no mutuality; the United States is more dependent on the Internet than its adversaries.
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The program also makes participants more dependent on both on their local mayor, who decides work assignments, and on Fidesz, the party that expanded workfare.
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It's here already, which is, the Times as an economic entity is more dependent than ever on, not just its readers, but its core readers.
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The market for rare earths is expected to grow substantially over the next decade as the world becomes more and more dependent on high-tech products.
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Any signs of flat-lining in services sector growth, which is more dependent on domestic demand, could indicate a slowdown in momentum for the economy overall.
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"I wouldn't exactly want you to be more dependent on me, but I would have liked to spend more time with you," another ex texted me.
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And they are fending off Polish criticisms that their proposed "Nord Stream 2" gas pipeline from Russia to Germany will make Europe more dependent on Russia.
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The asylum claims of married couples are often linked, Ms. Rabe said, making the women more dependent on their husbands and more reluctant to be separated.
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The hope, instead, is that a secondary group of more intimate, secure and private social networks emerge that are more dependent on participation than ad revenue.
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Smaller banks will remain stressed too, since they are more dependent on unconventional finance, and Chinese regulators are now working in unison to squeeze shadow banking.
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However, as our energy infrastructure has become more complex and interconnected and society has grown more dependent on this infrastructure, safeguarding it has become particularly challenging.
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If the trend continues, the signs of stress seen among manufacturers could replicate themselves in the services sector, which is more dependent on the local economy.
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I found myself with more deadlines than ever, but even less time to write, since I'd had to become ever more dependent on my side hustles.
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"I think that it's maybe more important for the teens here, because it feels like they are even more dependent than Norwegian teens," she told me.
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Finally, while the U.S. government would not say so, this deal would also make China more dependent on the U.S. for delivery of a vital resource.
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The economic impact will be worse in the US than in China because America's economy is more dependent on face-to-face services, according to Goolsbee.
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As our technologies move from what they've been, from an analog to a digital world, we are going to become much more dependent as a nation.
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And in Arizona, voters rejected a mandate to make the state's utilities much more dependent on renewable energy by 2030 — regardless of the cost to consumers.
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The generals knew that as long as the United States maintained an army in Afghanistan, it was more dependent on Pakistan than Pakistan was on it.
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Canada is a major exporter of oil and other commodities so its economy is more dependent on trade than some other countries, including the United States.
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The result leaves Republicans more dependent on less educated voters, especially men — who vote less often than the college graduates and women now flocking to Democrats.
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China is becoming even more dependent on exports to the United States, with sales reaching their second-highest level ever last month, trailing only September 2015.
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But President George W. Bush's tax cuts phased out the credit and made a billionaire's future tax liability much more dependent on one's state of residence.
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Women in developing countries are particularly at risk as they are often poorer and more dependent on natural resources than men, according to the United Nations.
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Indeed, following the rise of global trade, countries from Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa will be increasingly more dependent on the Malacca Strait for trade.
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"If we keep up like this, they're just going to become more and more dependent," said Ms. Dowler, one of the sponsors who advocated pulling back.
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Not only is the U.S. more dependent on China than Trump seems to realize, but world peace and prosperity depend on the healthy develop of China-U.
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Tech, along with financials and materials, added the most points to the STOXX, as investors continued to rotate into stocks which are more dependent on economic growth.
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As cable and wireless companies become more dependent on each other, one media mogul says he feels positive that much larger consolidation is ahead for the industry.
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While Sunnyvale is known as the home of Yahoo, its real estate market is sometimes viewed as more dependent on nearby Apple than the former internet darling.
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Many smaller, rural banks are more dependent on their farm lending portfolios than the national banks because they have few other options for lending in their communities.
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It reminds me, in some ways, of the way that increased global interconnectedness has made us all more dependent on preserving some sort of stabilized world order.
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"Our analysis is ... that does not make us more dependent on Russia," he said before Chancellor Angela Merkel meets U.S. President Donald Trump in Washingont on Friday.
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Labor: New restrictions on H-1B visas for high-skilled workers continue to worry tech companies that are more dependent on high-skilled workers than other industries.
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Additionally, there are other concerns — would an NIH lottery just make researchers more dependent on industry funds, which often come with expectations about which results to publish?
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When they grow up, they have lower earnings and income, are more dependent on public assistance, have more health problems, and are more likely to commit crimes.
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This is mirrored by an extension of childhood as well, with children being more dependent for a longer period of time than ever before in human history.
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Large, cosmopolitan institutions have resources to compete for attention in a way that the bulk of smaller institutions, more dependent on local communities and cultures, simply can't.
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Reduced fiscal revenues and execution challenges pose increasing constraints to the state-led growth model and could make medium-term prospects more dependent on private investment trends.
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Venezuela's opposition has said the prizes, along with food handouts, were designed to make Venezuelans more dependent on the government and keep their support despite economic collapse.
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One of the promises of globalization was that it would promote peace and stability by creating international economic networks that make countries more dependent on one another.
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Current weather forecasts are calling for a warmer winter this year, and that could hurt retailers more dependent on selling cold-weather goods like boots and jackets.
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But the American campaign could backfire if the sanctions so weaken Iran's economy that its citizens become more dependent on the government for a lifeline, experts say.
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Solberg's Conservative Party was set to lose three seats to 45 in parliament, making her more dependent on outsiders' help and perhaps heralding a less stable government.
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United States officials had gone so far as to threaten sanctions against the companies building it, saying it would make Germany even more dependent on Russian energy.
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Because the color change is more dependent on light than temperature, it takes place at basically the same time year after year, says the US National Arboretum.
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Moody's, a credit-rating agency, said that because the embattled utility is ever more dependent on bail-outs it would regard Eskom's debt as part of the government's.
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Since the last total solar eclipse passed over part of the US in 1979, we've grown a lot more dependent on solar to electrify our homes and businesses.
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It had also been expected to lower its growth forecast, and change the language in its statement to reflect it will be more dependent on incoming economic data.
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The former Obama administration, in its efforts to isolate Mr Putin, complained rightly that NS2 would make Europe even more dependent on Russian gas, and would isolate Ukraine.
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Trader Tim Seymour agreed that the small caps could continue to see gains, but cautioned that they are more dependent on the Federal Reserve than their larger counterparts.
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Previously, it was suggested that the quality was too poor, forcing people on the islands to be more dependent on bitumen from the terrestrial seeps on the mainland.
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The result is that American signals on North Korea are is haphazard and scattered, and far more dependent on the president's personal whims than it needs to be.
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By cutting Mr Putin's cronies off from global markets, sanctions "inadvertently made them more dependent on the Kremlin", argues Andrew Weiss of the Carnegie Endowment, a think-tank.
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As the world's economies scale up, that number is only expected to increase as we become more dependent on the international supply chain for our goods and services.
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The Germans are more dependent now on Greece to act as Europe's gatekeeper than they were during last year's crisis over a possible "Grexit" from the euro zone.
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Of those voters that identified as Republicans, 2628 percent trusted Trump more than Pelosi, while 28503 percent of the Democratic respondents said Pelosi was more dependent than Trump.
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Another major figure in this drama, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, can claim to be the only other national leader whose election was even more dependent on artifice.
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My point is just that it's a state where she's underperforming Obama, unlike the states where Romney was more dependent on well-educated voters like Colorado and Virginia.
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Meanwhile, we are becoming ever more vulnerable, partly because daily life is becoming more dependent on computers, and partly because cyber-offense is far ahead of cyber-defense.
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In recent years, China's economy has shifted to one that is much more dependent on domestic household consumption — ordinary Chinese people buying things for themselves and their families.
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For Australia, this makes inland areas more dependent on rainfall and more vulnerable to drying out in droughts than areas that do have white peaks to supply water.
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Rather than becoming more dependent on government, he said, the people who move into Habitat homes and receive public assistance are "hardworking" and become productive citizens and taxpayers.
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Nutrition experts for years have said Venezuelan diets have become more dependent on starches because of shortages or prohibitive costs of more complete meals including beans, dairy or meat.
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Looking further out, "assuming there is some resolution (even if as a result of international arbitration), the Freeport investment case is more dependent on the copper price," LaFemina wrote.
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The markets are becoming more dependent on the belief that dovish central banks will provide a backstop to slower global growth — and they do have history on their side.
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Huawei is growing the most in Europe, he said, a region where the two Chinese brands are becoming "more aggressive" and consumers are more dependent on the Google ecosystem.
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The markets are becoming more dependent on the belief that dovish central banks will provide a backstop to slower global growth — and it's true that lower rates do help.
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It compounds the information glut and, ironically, makes users even more dependent on the curation algorithms that surface what people see—algorithms that are regularly called out for bias.
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As ESG-linked loans increasingly rely on independent expert opinions, inevitable comparisons are being drawn between ESG ratings and credit ratings as lenders become more dependent on the information.
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The city's economy has become more dependent on the mainland at a time when Beijing authorities say meeting a target of 6.5 percent growth this year won't be easy.
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Singapore, which has the longest life expectancy at birth in the world, is growing more dependent on its older residents as birth rates fall and foreign labor is restricted.
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Singapore, which has the longest life expectancy at birth in the world, is growing more dependent on its older residents as birth rates fall and foreign labour is restricted.
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The Venezuelan economy, more dependent than ever on oil and weakened by 14 years of extreme corruption, mismanagement of the oil industry and socialist policies went into a tailspin.
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And last year, Mr. Pearson's salary was slashed to zero to make him even more dependent on the performance model, so he was completely focused on his incentive bonus.
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As people become more dependent on Facebook's services, for chatting with family and friends as well as doing their jobs, they have higher expectations for performance, Mr. Sanders said.
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Many Vietnamese fear their country will become more dependent on China as Beijing — which is also in trade talks with the Europeans — deepens its economic presence across Southeast Asia.
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European nations are divided, with countries like Poland, which are more dependent on coal, seeking a longer time frame and a general target for the bloc as a whole.
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Rohrabacher testified in 2012 that he was a surfer and fully supported offshore drilling, because the consequences of banning it would make the U.S. more dependent on foreign production.
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Countries in Eastern and Central Europe are even more dependent on Russia for their natural gas needs than Germany, although they've been improving pipeline links to brace for shutoffs.
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States that voted against President Obama twice are more dependent on the federal government, according to an analysis of new data released by the Pew Charitable Trusts on Monday.
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With the world's second-fastest ageing society after South Korea, the global financial hub is growing more dependent on older residents as birth rates fall and foreign labor is curbed.
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As the primaries swing toward the Northeast, a region even more dependent on trade than Wisconsin, serious economic and foreign policy issues will continue to plague the Republican front-runner.
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The services sector, which is more dependent on the local economy, has kept humming, helped by the impetus of a solid labor market and low interest rates for private spending.
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Particle physics tells us that the more we closely look at an object, the less objective and more dependent that object is on the observer and behavior of other objects.
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If she does not, it could harm her election chances because she is far more dependent on the youth vote than Trump, as the core Republican vote skews much older.
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Her weakness makes her more dependent on the goodwill of the PT and trade unions aligned with it, which are viscerally opposed to the reforms needed to steady the economy.
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In a game like Ace Attorney, though, the story is much more dependent on language—someone can be proved innocent by something as simple as a misspelling of their name.
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Nissan had grown more dependent on lower-priced fleet sales, which are less-profitable sales that other automakers have moved away from, said Michelle Krebs, senior analyst with Cox Automotive.
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That will be much more dependent on whether the data starts turning down in a much more meaningful way, and if there's no signs of tangible ... progress in negotiations with China.
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Google Assistant is the user-facing aspect of an artificial intelligence juggernaut that promises to transform how we use our devices and, in many ways, make us more dependent on them.
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In addition, temperature projections out to the middle of the century tend to be more robust than precipitation models, which are much more dependent on local variables and present more uncertainty.
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Its supporters do not see it as a potential Russian chokehold but as a way to bind Russia more closely to Europe, because trade makes each more dependent on the other.
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Investors holding longer-dated paper generally expect a default will take place well before maturity, while the profitability of short-term bets is more dependent on the bonds being paid off.
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In short, India has gotten more populous, more urban, less dependent on agriculture and more dependent on services -- and its formerly wealthy land owners are facing a rapid loss in status.
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False stability The fact is, as the region melts down and nonstate actors like ISIS threaten, the United States is more dependent on Arab strongmen it can neither abandon nor reform.
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By making the insurer and hospital more dependent on each other, we can finally begin to remove the friction between your doctor and insurer to result in better, more coordinated care.
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As the Max remains grounded, and Boeing faces mounting costs from delivery delays, the plane maker is more dependent on revenue from the 787 and its upcoming 777X to offset losses.
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"Think of it as a correlation with rising mortgage rates," Mr. Miller said, noting that the entry-level market is more dependent on financing, and climbing rates have more buyers hesitating.
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Chinese authorities put into place strict quarantine and travel restrictions, but Italy, as Conte said, is much more dependent on the public taking "self-responsibility" through social distancing and limiting movement.
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In other words, Golden State will now be even more dependent on drawing help defenders and moving the ball quickly, even as the team becomes less proficient at drawing that help.
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More dependent on the care of his partner, the actress Maya Rudolph, than usual, he outlined a story about an intensely intimate relationship between a man, a woman and his sister.
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Opening up AT&T's long-distance lines to independent telephone companies satisfied regulators who were seeking greater efficiencies, but it also made the companies more dependent on the Bell System service.
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Qualcomm, the dominant maker of chips for mobile phones, is even more dependent on China, drawing 47 percent of its annual revenue — or nearly $12 billion — from sales in the country.
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" Aleksei V. Makarkin, the deputy head of the Center for Political Technologies, a think tank based in Moscow, said, "The longer Russia supports Assad, the more dependent it is on him.
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The FTSE 250 index of medium-sized UK firms, typically more dependent on the domestic market, marked its third straight session of losses after hitting an all-time high on Tuesday.
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By the mid-2000s, they were becoming more and more of a minority within their party as the party had become more dependent on conservative working-class whites to win elections.
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The news industry has never been more dependent on tech companies and the massive distribution platforms they operate on the internet, leading to a long-standing and ongoing existential crisis in journalism.
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NASCAR is more dependent on its TV revenue than ever thanks to the decline in attendance, so the success of those relationships (and contracts) will dictate a lot about the sport's future.
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Oliver Wyman estimated that 31,000-35,000 jobs could be lost if the UK acquired third country status without regulatory equivalence or new access arrangements, with 40,13 more dependent on knock-on effects.
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Germany has more coal-fired plants than any other country in the EU. Germany's electricity sector, more dependent on coal than renewables, accounts for over a third of the nation's carbon emissions.
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With Venezuela's inefficient state-led economic model struggling under lower oil prices, Maduro's unpopular government has become ever more dependent on financial deals or asset sales to bring in coveted foreign exchange.
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"The fact the government has been criticized by Western donors over the recent crackdown just means Cambodia is becoming more dependent on China," said Ou Virak of the Future Forum think tank.
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His best-selling book "The Great Illusion" claimed that the threat of mutual damage "made armed conflict unprofitable" and that expanding free trade would help make countries more dependent on one another.
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Tens of thousands of young professionals have fled the economic meltdown – leaving behind a population that is older, poorer, and more dependent on social welfare programs that, at best, provide scant benefits.
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"The [Supreme Court] decision, however, leaves Puerto Rico more dependent than ever on Congress to authorize means for the U.S. territory to avoid insolvency," he said in an email to The Hill.
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However, as the CEO of the 2nd largest uranium producer in the U.S., I see risks in being far more dependent on foreign uranium than we have ever been on foreign oil.
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The larger number of white working-class voters implies that Democrats are far more dependent on winning white working-class voters, and therefore more vulnerable to a populist candidate like Mr. Trump.
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In terms of both the weapons available to each class and the ways their class abilities interact, players are more dependent than ever before on having a decent mix of teammates nearby.
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"I used to be more dependent on my golf coaches and other people's opinions, and now I have more confidence in my swing and the way I approach the game," Boutier said.
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With Britain on track to leave the European Union by the end of this month, he said, Britain will find itself ever more dependent on its economic relationship with the United States.
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The budget-slashing policies and reform medicine required by creditors have done little to revive growth, leaving Greece even more dependent on the three international bailouts the country has received since 2010.
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TS: So you don't feel as a VC that you were somehow ... These folks are more dependent on you than a patient of a doctor is, or a client of a lawyer.
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It was a colossal waste of money and made the company even more dependent on partnering with Android phone makers like Samsung and LG to combat Apple's dominance in the mobile phone market.
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Demography and technology are fueling the Trump brand of tribal politics, and his governing choices have left him more dependent on stoking his own forces rather than bringing in new swaths of support.
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Cloning doesn't guarantee that a dog's behavior will mirror that of its genetic donor, as some portion is biologically inherited, while another is more dependent on environmental factors, Scientific American reported last year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Emerging markets have lost their luster for Big Pharma making drug firms ever more dependent on the United States for growth just as American anger over high medicine prices is building.
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"It is quite clear that the NBH's next move will be even more dependent on the ECB's action and they want to keep the low interest environment as long as possible," they said.
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As society becomes more dependent on technology, we risk exacerbating existing biases, and even creating new areas of prejudice by not actively working towards diversification or considering the morality of our product decisions.
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The coalition between left and right evaporates, the idea's economic inevitability looks fanciful, and the promise that the plan could end poverty forever looks more dependent on technical details than you might think.
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The talks come amid PDVSA's limited access to credit due to U.S. sanctions that have disrupted its oil purchases and bank guarantees for crude deliveries, making the country more dependent on barter deals.
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That's according to an analysis of Fed data by the Pew Research Center, which found that families in the latter two groups were more dependent on housing as their principal form of investment.
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Japan for decades has enjoyed a huge trade surplus with South Korea, an economy that's much more dependent on exports and where major manufacturers heavily rely on parts and materials imported from Japan.
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Now, there are few other employment options for Nakhodka's residents and in Kuzbass the region's 3 million people have become ever more dependent on the far eastern ports and the export revenues coal generates.
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But customers of the country's roughly 2206,2228 FDIC-insured commercial banks are far more dependent on credit than in Europe, with a fondness for racking up credit card loyalty points and individual store cards.
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"I don't know whether we can call it a trend already, but it certainly might happen more frequently now, given that the adtech industry is becoming more dependent on technology and innovation, " Dar added.
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About half of the air cargo carried globally is in the belly of passenger jets rather than in dedicated freighters, and the flight cuts have made the Chinese market more dependent on freight haulers.
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Inflation in the country is expected to rise beyond 2,300% this year, according to the International Monetary Fund, as Venezuela, increasingly isolated from its Latin American neighbors, grows more dependent on Russia and China.
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The foremost one is that characterization usually becomes much more dependent on performers than in other formats, where writers can define characters by pushing them up against a series of new obstacles every week.
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Some other firms are much more dependent on M&A activity of a certain type, and maybe that, you know, makes them more exposed to the ups and downs of the pure London market.
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Such reforms are important as part of a wider transition across the Middle East away from a social model based on free government handouts to one more dependent on private sector development, Ghanem said.
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This surge in interest may raise prices for Asian light crudes from Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia at a time when Asia is becoming increasingly more dependent on imports as supply declines in those countries.
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China's president Xi Jinping, much like Russia's Vladimir Putin, knows that no nation is more dependent upon its satellites in low and geosynchronous orbit for national security and economic survival than the United States.
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In fact, it's also the case as if you hypothesized – as you laid it out, Asia is much more dependent on this region than the United States is for its primary energy consumption needs.
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"Q1 is typically our seasonally strongest quarter for MAU growth, and historically we have not benefitted from seasonality in Q2, making the growth there more dependent on the product and marketing drivers," he explained.
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This region is more dependent on foreign aid than any other, and Western donors like democracy, although there is a continuing debate about whether the donors care about it as much as they used to.
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As Trump poked every major giver in the eye — putting up $653 million of his own money to run a skeletal primary campaign — Trump rivals found themselves more dependent than ever on those same donors.
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Declining export and tourism revenues will also cause Georgia's current account deficit, which is already large at about 8% of GDP, to widen further, Jackson said, making the economy more dependent on foreign capital inflows.
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Christie said Democrats running for Congress could have more success running on an anti-Trump platform, but argued that races for governor will be more dependent on the issues and the performance of the incumbent.
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Still, Ericsson is more dependent on mobile broadband demand than its main rivals, as the Alcatel-Lucent merger gave Nokia a larger fixed-line networks business while Huawei has a broader telecom offering than Ericsson.
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Furthermore, since Biden is more dependent on big-donor fundraising than the other top-tier candidates, many of his supporters have already hit the $2,19.13 limit on what they can give him for the primary.
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He must profitably manage gas and coal assets — which still make up most of the company's power generation, sales and profits — while also preparing for a future that is more dependent on solar and wind.
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Under Armour also has been much more dependent on wholesale retailers like Kohl's, J.C. Penney and Dick's Sporting Goods to do business, whereas Lululemon is investing more in its own stores and e-commerce operations.
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Companies in the business of making goods — as opposed to those that deliver services like hospitals and restaurants — are much more dependent on sales to other countries and supply chains that wend around the globe.
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Pruitt's record is not only that of being a climate change denier, but also someone who has worked closely with the fossil fuel industry to make this country more dependent, not less, on fossil fuels.
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The difference today is that with the fusion of technology and globalization, countries are much more dependent than ever on intellectual capital, while at the same time, this same capital has become easily transferable, moveable.
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Neighbouring Myanmar has a smaller industry but is more dependent on China, with the Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association warning that half of the nation's 500 factories could shut down by March if the crisis persists.
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In addition, Netflix's slowing growth in the U.S. also can be attributed to, in part, continued price increases for a catalog that's now more dependent than ever on Netflix's original programming to keep subscribers hooked.
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Ironically, the twin deficits are set to make the U.S. more dependent on foreign capital even as the Trump administration seeks to take a step back from the global economy by implementing more protectionist measures.
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Global oil markets are far more dependent on the U.S. Gulf Coast than in years gone by and the weather front currently disrupting the Houston area is rattling the price of both WTI and Brent.
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Farmers, who for decades have come close to being wards of the government with their different crop subsidies, are now even more dependent on the government because of Trump and his redistribution of tariff proceeds.
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"Ironically, if you look at 2008 and 2011, Priceline [now known as Booking Holdings] and Expedia actually accelerated in those cycles because hotels become more dependent on them to distribute their products," Gerstner said to CNBC.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries hasn't been effective in stabilizing oil prices, which have been more dependent on U.S. shale production than the actions of the intergovernmental group, said Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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"With new-car demand stabilizing in recent months, we're left with a market that is far more dependent on sales days within a given month," said Kelley Blue Book senior analyst Karl Brauer in a statement.
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As people with ALS become less physically able and more dependent on their caretakers, they're less likely to exert themselves mentally, such as by working or managing their bills, meaning their cognitive impairment can go unnoticed.
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Singapore's population is the second-fastest aging after South Korea, according to U.N. figures, and the global financial hub is growing more dependent on its older residents as birth rates fall and foreign labor is restricted.
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It may appear that such regimes can bring stability to unevenly fragmenting countries, but they become even more dependent on rents, especially from resources (the "resource curse") and on cheap exports, cheap labour and the like.
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It was simple, but now Facebook is creating new features that will make content creators less dependent upon them as a simple social platform, and more dependent upon them as an omnipotent platform for all humans.
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Considering the huge leaps streaming media continues to make, and how the movie industry has become more dependent on international markets than ever this decade, the lack of upheaval was almost worth a sigh of relief.
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BERLIN, April 26 (Reuters) - Germany is not making itself more dependent on Russia by agreeing to the new Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline running under the Baltic Sea, a senior German government official said on Thursday.
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Ensuring that students in actual need have these well-funded protections in place is how 'we the people' should judge our success, not by how much more dependent on government we can make individuals and families.
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Although Indonesia, South Korea, India and Malaysia are in the spotlight because their markets are more dependent on foreign investor flows, Asia is comparatively healthier this time than during previous regional crises in 1998 and 2013.
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The more the party expands into the suburbs, the more dependent it will be on those relatively centrist votes — and that dependence will become a constraint on the policies that Democrats are able to agree on.
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Rather than leave Turkey more dependent on Washington, such a crisis could well empower those in Ankara who already believe that Turkey has less to lose and more to gain by breaking with the West completely.
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However, for the ordinary citizen, cryptocurrency is in fact less secure, more vulnerable to sudden drops in value and — surprisingly — more dependent on trust in an intermediary institution than fiat currency like the United States dollar.
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As the world becomes more dependent on technological security, this whistle-blower case, believed to be the first focused on cybersecurity, "is a harbinger of things to come," Mary Inman, a lawyer at Constantine Cannon, said.
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Eastern and Central European members of the EU are generally less fond of Nord Stream 2, which they believe will make Europe more dependent on Russian gas and thus make them more susceptible to Russian pressure.
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"These neighborhoods, Williamsburg in particular, are probably some of the more dependent neighborhoods on a single line than most other neighborhoods, in terms of population and the concentration of small businesses there," Andrew Hoan told me.
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It added that banks which were more dependent on ECB funding would be hit particularly hard and recommended that supervisors at the central bank made greater use of their data when carrying out their own stress tests.
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At the same time, with production declining in southern Australian states including Victoria, gas users are becoming more dependent on supply from the Bass Strait, produced and sold by ExxonMobil and BHP's Gippsland Basin Joint Venture (GBJV).
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Arguably, had the party establishment been weaker and more dependent on their actual voters, party leaders would have been forced to acknowledge sooner that their voters were not with them on a number of core economic issues.
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The Swiss government and industry have fought the initiative, saying it could lead to blackouts, higher costs and the loss of energy independence because the country would become more dependent on coal-fired power from neighbouring Germany.
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By stepping onto her traditionalist turf, Fillon leaves the Le Pen campaign more dependent on her pro-worker agenda, which includes a lowering of the retirement age, hiking minimum wages and preserving a generous welfare safety net.
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Babcock says its focus on large public contracts which provide essential services protect it to a large extent from uncertainty, and mean it is more dependent on maintenance work with current contract-holders than additional new spending.
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Military aid from Iran and Hezbollah on the ground and from Russia in the skies has held off rebel advances, but they have also made him more dependent on foreign powers looking out for their own interests.
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Stark, who is currently head of Procurement and Supplier Quality at Mercedes-Benz said the shift toward electric and connected cars has made Mercedes-Benz more dependent on battery cell chemistry and connected vehicles expertise from outside.
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But the victory leaves Mr. Assad more dependent than ever on Iran and Russia, and so despised by his opponents, including many of Syria's majority Sunnis, that they might never again accept him as a legitimate ruler.
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Later on Thursday, Energy Minister Pedro Joaquin Coldwell told local radio that to undo the energy reform would be "extremely harmful", and would make Mexico more dependent on natural gas imports, and deny it major tax revenues.
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For decades, both the House and the Senate have been cutting their own investments in policy staff, leaving a Congress that gets dumber and dumber each year, and more dependent on whatever expertise they can get from elsewhere.
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Issues like marijuana taxes and progressive taxation (for example, Colorado's bill to go from a flat income tax to a graduated one) are more dependent on that higher voter turnout, since they are more partisan issues, Williamson said.
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The Swiss government and industry fought the plan, saying it could have led to blackouts, higher costs and the loss of energy independence because the country would have become more dependent on coal-fired power from neighboring Germany.
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Stark, who is currently head of Procurement and Supplier Quality at Mercedes-Benz said the shift toward electric and connected cars has made it more dependent on battery cell chemistry and connected vehicles expertise from outside the company.
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Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, expects profits at the five largest Japanese banks to fall by 8% over the next year or so and by 15% at regional banks, which are more dependent on their traditional lending businesses.
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Saudi Arabia has "become more and more dependent on the U.S. military for any really serious contingency," said Anthony H. Cordesman, who holds the Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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This might occur through the major impact that a Chinese slowing would have on the exports of China's Asian trading partners and of countries like Germany, which are much more dependent on the Chinese economy for their exports.
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But as Russia's economy failed to diversify and became ever more dependent on natural resource exports, as corruption became more entrenched, and most importantly as oil prices started falling in 2014, that message of prosperity sounds increasingly hollow.
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MS is down a similar amount to other regionals, yet we believe the impact to longer term returns is slightly less than 100bp vs 200bp or more at other banks which are more dependent on low cost deposits.
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The Swiss government and industry fought the plan, saying it could have led to blackouts, higher costs and the loss of energy independence because the country would have become more dependent on coal-fired power from neighbouring Germany.
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While larger movie studios need to constantly be vetting new tentpole franchises, once game studios find a hit they join this club of mainstays where the marks of success become more dependent on creative execution rather than creativity itself.
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Companies having to worry about logistics is nothing new—just think of FedEx or your local pizza joint or the Pony Express—but on-demand startups have set up shop in territory more dependent on getting them just right.
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But if the project does go ahead it not only leaves Ukraine at the mercy of its Russian foe: it also makes Europe more dependent on Russian gas and pipelines at a time when its own supplies are dwindling.
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Thinking about a future where we live more closely and become more dependent on robots, I noticed that in iRobots social media feeds, there's a lot of content about people welcoming Roombas as if they're part of the family.
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Its population is the second-fastest aging in the world after South Korea, according to U.N. figures, and the global financial hub is growing more dependent on its older residents as birth rates fall and foreign labor is restricted.
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And all that technology needs power, which needs a bigger battery, which leaves less room for things like speakers or processors, which in turn makes your watch less useful on its own and more dependent on a connected phone.
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Here are five revelations from those documents reviewed by The Hill: Russia saw its purchase of Uranium One as part of a strategy to dominate global uranium markets, including making the United States more dependent on Moscow's nuclear fuel.
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The dollar has drawn support on expectations that tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy would stimulate the U.S. economy, and also drive Treasury yields higher, as the government becomes more dependent on debt due to reduced tax income.
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Yunxiang Yan, an anthropologist who serves as director of the U.C.L.A. Center for Chinese Studies, said China's roots as an agricultural society made people more dependent on a small circle of relatives and friends and less trusting of strangers.
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Sequencing the genome of the ant, the scientists found that one class of odorant receptor genes had been "massively expanded," Dr. Kronauer said, suggesting that C. birois may be even more dependent than the average ant on chemical communication.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Donald Trump visits Britain next week, Prime Minister Theresa May will have to face a harsh reality: Brexit makes Britain more dependent than ever on an alliance with the most unpredictable U.S. president in living memory.
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"Canada and Mexico are more dependent on the US than the US is on them, so that's the biggest thing the US has going right now," said Caroline Freund, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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This super-salty brine is toxic to marine life, and as many nations become more dependent on desalination to supply drinkable water to their citizens, the report argues that this form of water purification could be a serious environmental hazard.
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While there is certainly a need for federal workforce reforms (it should be easier to fire poor performers, for example), a blanket hiring freeze intended to shrink the workforce by attrition will only make the federal government more dependent on lobbyists.
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The German officials argued that Germany, which gets 37 percent of its gas from Russia, was not making itself more dependent on Moscow and that it was trying to get foreign investors to help Ukraine by investing in its pipeline.
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Further, while we recognize the potential in the shift to Services we don't think it's enough to move estimates meaningfully higher over the near-to-medium term, leaving upside for the stock more dependent on the multiple re-rating higher.
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"(In) a narrow right wing government, Netanyahu's legal problems will make him more dependent on his coalition partners, and they will press him to implement a hard right agenda, including his election promise on annexation in the West Bank," Walles said.
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After analyzing the data and engaging with community members, the county decided to deploy the new vehicles to the south side of Seattle, residents not only suffer from poorer air quality but are also often more dependent on public transport.
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He said that should bring investors back to the initial post-vote trades, where they sold sterling and bought blue-chip FTSE stocks which would benefit from a weak currency while selling mid-cap firms more dependent on imports from Europe.
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Revealing hidden patterns in human rights cases The researchers also found that the judgements of the court were more dependent on the facts of the case itself (that is to say, its history and its particulars) than the legal arguments (i.e.
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As these workers lack the conventional protections of employment, often share the fees with the company they work for, and may not get tips on top of their guaranteed minimums, rideshare delivery drivers are more dependent on tips than ever.
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"The more dependent a country becomes on Chinese investment and trade, the more susceptible they are to coercion and retribution when they act outside of Beijing's wishes," Esper said in a speech at the Royal United Services Institute, a think tank.
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"Fundamentally, the market is not yet convinced that we're going to get a long-term acceleration in U.S. inflation, and that matters greatly for emerging markets, which have become a lot more dependent on inflows into local bond markets," he said.
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If you want to talk about the future of the Democratic Party, that's where it is — a future that's not as dependent on white southern voters and much more dependent on non-white, non-Christian, and well-educated metropolitan voters.
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If Samsung's profit growth in the first half of 2016 comes from weathering difficult conditions in the global smartphone markets, analysts say the rest of the year will be more dependent on its lesser-known products: memory components and screen technology.
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Yet any snapback — the widely hoped-for V-shaped rebound — is more dependent on COVID-2628 containment than on the "big bazooka" of massive monetary and fiscal stimulus that worked so effectively in dealing with the financial crisis of 28503-22020.
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And with an economy more dependent on tourism — that is not going to happen in 2020 — than any other country in the EU, the post health crisis is likely to be exceeded by the unavoidable economic crisis that will follow.
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Although a major reason for the deal was to ensure that Disney would thrive in an industry that is becoming more dependent on streaming, the Monday announcement did not mention the role that the new executive team will play in Hulu.
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CHINA IS MORE OPEN TOWARDS U.S. AND MORE DEPENDENT ON THE TRADE RELATIONS WITH U.S BUT ALSO NEGATIVE FOR THE U.S. WE HAVE DONE A CALCULATION OF WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT, WHAT IS THE IMPACT, AND IT IS SIGNIFICANT.
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A term-limited Congress, in all likelihood, is a weak Congress, where inexperienced members are bullied by the White House and even more dependent on lobbyists, where there's little capacity to devise legislation and less interest in long-term problem solving.
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Her lack of support from black voters is even more acute than Buttigieg's, and she's behind in building infrastructure in Nevada and South Carolina -- which means she's even more dependent on gaining altitude from a strong New Hampshire finish on Tuesday.
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Alvin Kamara, RB, Saints Kamara might be even more dependent than Thomas on Brees's return to maintain his spot among the fantasy elite, as his individual efficiency has dipped from the admittedly unsustainable levels he attained as a rookie in 2017.
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Rival Rio Tinto is also weighing up the future of three aluminium smelters in Australia and a smelter in New Zealand, pressing for cheaper and more reliable power, as the Australian grid becomes more dependent on intermittent wind and solar power.
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In brief remarks before his own meeting with Mr. Pence, Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, warned that the United States was more dependent on Europe than was commonly believed.
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As IP networks continue to grow and become ever more complex, and people become ever more dependent on them staying up all the time, a startup that is building software tools to help administrators keep networks running has landed a round of funding.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish PM designate Leo Varadkar said on Monday that Theresa May's failure to win a majority in last week's election might result in a softer Brexit, as it leaves her more dependent on lawmakers who would favor such a deal.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc's growth into a digital advertising power is showing a flip side: The social network is more dependent than ever on the cyclical ad market, even as its rival Google finds new revenue streams in hardware and software.
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"The central bank will be very attentive, keeping in mind that it's ever more dependent on economic data to decide whether it should raise the rate or not," Juan David Ballen, an analysts at Casa de Bolsa brokerage said of the strike.
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Balding said that the yuan's exchange rate had become "more dependent on the US dollar than a couple of years ago" and the Chinese central bank needed to manage the interest rate differentials between China and the US carefully to avoid capital flight.
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It's so packed with borrowed sounds and aggressive statements about the nature of modern celebrity that it becomes, on a grander level, the paragon of pop music's twin dominating trends: it's never been more omnivorous, it's never been more dependent on personality.
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The argument that the big British trade deficit makes the EU more dependent on Britain than the other way round might carry some weight with big German or Dutch exporters, but not with countries like Romania or Slovenia that export little to Britain.
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As the world economy becomes more dependent on commercial space enterprises, the potential for disaster as the result of a war crippling an increasingly important part of the planet's economy (though by then we would call it an "interplanetary economy") would increase.
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During that time, he says he helped the FBI prove Russian nuclear industry figures were engaged in bribery, money laundering, kickbacks and extortion and were carrying out a plan to hurt the United States by making it more dependent on Russian uranium.
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What it means for India-based IT firms: Since they're more dependent on H-1B workers, so-called outsourcing firms will be hit hard if changes to the lottery system move them to the back of the line or cut them out altogether.
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"As health care providers, we're becoming more dependent on the numbers that patients are bringing to us, and in a busy office where you can't get a true resting blood pressure, those may be the only numbers you have," he told Reuters Health.
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The U.S. has argued that the pipeline makes Europe less secure and more dependent on Russia for its energy needs but the EU and Russia have deplored the sanctions with the former saying it should be able to determine its own energy policy.
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But allowing them to take in larger chunks of money would make party leaders even more dependent on their wealthiest donors, which would further pull them away from their actual voters and make them less responsive, thus courting an even nastier backlash.
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GSK, which had hired Barron from Alphabet-backed biotech firm Calico in 2017, will become more dependent on its drug development fortunes as it prepares to fold its consumer health business into a joint venture with Pfizer that will be separately listed.
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With the mobile app eco system becoming more dependent on 3rd party SDKs to add functionality like advertising, analytics, social, and location services, the downside is a loss of control over app code, which in turn can adversely affect security, privacy and user experience.
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The world is only becoming more dependent on open source software for both consumer products and critical internet security infrastructure—and it shouldn't take a cataclysmic vulnerability like Heartbleed to convince companies and users that sustaining this open infrastructure is something worth paying for.
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Although an outright fracking ban seems unlikely to get through Congress and the courts, such a move would halt America's historic shale oil boom in its tracks, drive up gasoline prices, threaten good-paying jobs and make the nation more dependent on foreign oil.
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If these laws are, as Kerr theorizes, not suited to malware-developer prosecutions, it raises the question of how exactly prosecutors are expected to stem the tide of hacking in a time when the world has never been more dependent on interconnected, vulnerable computer systems.
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In fact, it is a big enough free-trade area for the eventual damage to GDP, even from a fully fledged trade war, to be limited to a few percentage points (smaller, specialised economies are more dependent on trade and would suffer a lot more).
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Ryan Kalember, senior vice president of cybersecurity strategy at security company Proofpoint, says a big difference between 5G networks and traditional 3G and 4G networks is that 5G network gear will be more dependent on powerful, flexible software, making security audits far more difficult.
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DUBLIN, June 12 (Reuters) - Irish PM designate Leo Varadkar said on Monday that Theresa May's failure to win a majority in last week's election might result in a softer Brexit, as it leaves her more dependent on lawmakers who would favour such a deal.
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Rio is seen as all the more dependent on the Mongolian mine after it outlined this month the terms of the sale of its 40 percent stake in Grasberg, the world's second biggest copper mine, to an Indonesian government-owned holding firm for $3.5 billion.
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"Emerging market countries are also more dependent on Chinese demand for commodities related to manufacturing and real estate investments, and since we expect the pace of growth to continue slowing in both areas, we expect lower returns in those countries as well," Goldman said.
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This choice makes it easier for its Russian/Ukranian authors to get it out into the world and noticed in a well-established modding community for people halfway across the world, in ways that works more dependent on understanding language and cultural context could not.
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China, far more dependent on economic ties to the West than Russia is, has avoided trying to stoke turbulent populist sentiments in Western countries but, with a shared hostility toward liberal democracy, has moved increasingly close to Russia to form a united authoritarian front.
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With each passing year, this makes Congress more and more dependent on primarily corporate lobbyists (since most lobbyists are corporate lobbyists) to provide information and expertise, and increasingly to just write the bills for them and build the coalitions to get the bills passed.
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In fact, various industries in the UK have become more dependent on labor supplied from the EU. Taking a look at the chart that shows the number of EU and non-EU immigrants in Britain, the number of EU immigrants had increased significantly since 2012.
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This is not surprising, given that the United States has the highest level of inequality among the advanced countries and one of the lowest levels of opportunity — with the fortunes of young Americans more dependent on the income and education of their parents than elsewhere.
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But there are signs that this may no longer be the case and, like a refrigerator or dishwasher, or the more closely related personal navigator device (PND), the need to upgrade is more dependent on when the product wears out and becomes too expensive to fix.
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The first-quarter data show Credit Agricole has kept its profitability before exceptional items at a roughly stable level during the past quarters unlike its main rivals who have become more dependent on their volatile corporate and investment banking businesses to offset the sluggish retail business.
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Hastings also pointed out that Netflix is big enough to get the deals it wants to ensure its customers have access to its service, so the natural fighters in the current net neutrality debate are startups and smaller companies that are more dependent on its principles.
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"Many of Iran's neighbors are even more dependent on oil … It is much more diversified than others in the region," Aasim Husain, deputy director of Middle East and Central Asia at the International Monetary Fund, said at a London conference on Iran hosted by media company Euromoney.
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As we move past the jazz-hands era of native advertising where outlandish CPMs could thrive hand in hand with the vaguest of returns, media companies will be under increasing pressure to deliver something concrete just as their own business becomes more and more dependent on intangibility.
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About 20 percent of Apple's revenue comes from China, which is a lot, but companies like Corning, Starbucks, and Intel are even more dependent on China, and even less exposed companies like Nike, Boeing, and 3M still count on China for about 10 percent of sales.
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The steelmaker, which employs around 5,000 people in Scunthorpe, northern England, with tens of thousands more dependent on in its supply chain, is on the brink of collapse unless the government agrees to provide an emergency 30 million pound ($38.1 million) loan by later on Tuesday.
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"It's such a historically new phenomenon to have 25 mean what it means now" Bell stressed that it's only in the past 20 or 203 years that the particular meaning of 25 as in between being an adult with responsibilities and being more dependent has really existed.
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"Reason for that is, we're also believers in volatility, and that is going to help to drive trading revenue, so at this point steer clear of the regional banks since they're more dependent on housing and business lending, and stick with those mega-cap banks," Tepper said.
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As companies became more dependent on AWS' core computing and storage offerings, Amazon started rolling out adjacent products like databases, a content delivery network and a data warehouse service, and then began upgrading its products so they could be used in highly regulated industries like banking and health care.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum is Florida, which has not yet done anything substantive to expand - even though it should arguably be first in line because it has no income tax and is therefore more dependent on sales taxes than other states, according to the Tax Foundation.
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The FTSE 250 index, made up of companies on the London Stock Exchange that tend to be more dependent on domestic spending, is down 2.5 percent in the year to date, while the larger, more globally focused companies in the FTSE 100 are up slightly for the year.
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One reason some critics, for instance, are dubious about a Biden presidential candidacy is it would reopen wrenching debates from the Bill Clinton era over the party course on issues such as crime and welfare at a time when it was much more dependent on blue-collar white voters.
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It's going to be what happens in the Chinese supply chain all in and when I think about that some of the end segments that are a little more dependent than others would be Fluid Handling, Payment & Merchandising that – and that A&E very little and Engineered Materials nothing.
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As its leftist president, Nicolás Maduro, is increasingly regarded as a despot among neighbors in a region that has shifted politically to the right, Venezuela, once the richest country in South America but now in need of cash, is drawing closer — and becoming more dependent on — Russia and China.
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And the Sox, unlike the Cubs, don't have the luxury of a classic stadium or semi-permanent tourist fan base to tide them through truly terrible, unwatchable years; they are somewhat more dependent on a decent on-field product to keep the money flowing in and the paychecks flowing out.
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Kratom has been widely used in Southeast Asia for years without reported overdose deaths, though there have been reports of users becoming more dependent and tolerant of it with increasing doses, said Oliver Grundmann, a professor of medicinal chemistry at the University of Florida who has been studying the supplement.
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We watch as the governments of small island states like our own, tied to multinational agreements, are forced to make decisions that are not in the best interests of the people they serve, while our electrical grid fails and we are made more dependent on fossil fuels rather than renewable energy.
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"When resources are not as plentiful as they used to be, it changes your dependency, you become more dependent on processed food and therefore we have to import a lot of processed food so it changes the way that we eat, and it therefore affects our health," Cooper-Halo said.
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Facebook's latest investment in news comes at a time when its years-long effort to rehabilitate its reputation after the Cambridge Analytica scandal now seems to be getting some traction–not so much from its efforts to improve the service but because a house-bound nation is more dependent on its social graph.
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If Mr. Johnson is successful in winning a parliamentary majority and takes Britain out of the European Union, he will be more dependent than ever on his relationship with Mr. Trump, particularly since he has sold Brexit on the promise that he can cut a lucrative trade deal with the United States.
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Mr. Trump has thrust issues of race and identity to the forefront of the national debate, and with the Democratic coalition growing even more dependent on racial minorities, Ms. Harris — the daughter of a Jamaican father and Indian mother — would represent a history-making contrast in a general election against the president.
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Senator John Barrasso, a Republican member of the Foreign Relations Committee, threw his support behind Trump's hard line, "The president is going to mention the fact that Europe is becoming more and more dependent on Russia for their energy sources, specifically Germany with their invitation to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline," Barrasso told Fox News.
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Even in Germany, which has engaged in an exemplary reckoning with its fascist past, the economist and politician Thilo Sarrazin wrote a runaway best-seller called Deutschland Schafft Sich Ab—Germany Is Destroying Itself—arguing that the upsurge in immigration has created a lower class that is dumber and more dependent on the state.
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Outlaw image aside, as an artist, Hus' music is both intuitive and deeply considered, a reflection of a man with an unending intellectual curiosity whose approach to hip-hop nonetheless reflects a tradition more dependent on capturing his in-studio energy, performing with an improvised, on-the-spot musicality, rather than aiming for rehearsed precision.
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Gains from switches by voters The falloff from voters who participate in the presidential election but then sit out the next midterm has become a huge problem for Democrats as their coalition has grown more dependent on young people and minorities; both of those groups turn out much more reliably in presidential than in midterm elections.
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As Adam Cobb, a professor of management at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, put it in an email conversation: Life doesn't operate so cleanly and the fact that a worker's wealth and well-being is much more dependent upon her employer than the employer is on a given worker tilts things in the employer's favor.
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As our nation becomes more polarized than ever, as our people become more dependent on government to solve their problems, and as the "haves" in our society become more and more separated from the "have nots," national service will help to keep our American tapestry of many races, national origins, religions, and other heritages from fraying any further.
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"I would caution my friends in Europe — this is not a problem in some distant land that does not affect you," Esper said, according to the AP. "The more dependent a country becomes on Chinese investment and trade, the more susceptible they are to coercion and retribution when they act outside of Beijing's wishes," he added.
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This anxiety is one spoke in the cycle driving American fertility downward: Watching your kids all day makes parenting harder, which makes people have fewer kids, which means fewer siblings and neighbors to play with, which makes kids more dependent on parents for amusement, which makes parenting harder, and so on … But it's a hard fear to escape.
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I added one more dependent that I pay for myself, so both my dad and mom are covered.)Phone & Spotify: ~$53Internet: $29.62 (I pay for my home's wifi.)Netflix: $10.18 (I pay for the five devices plan, so all of the family and my boyfriend can chill.)Life Insurance & Other Investments: $74.05Savings: Varies, but I save a minimum of 25% of my salary.
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It will establish a cyber version of the nuclear doctrine of "mutual assured destruction" between the United States and the former Soviet Union, the three U.S. officials said The U.S. is more vulnerable to cyber intrusions than its most capable adversaries, including China, Russia, and North Korea, because its economy is more dependent on the internet, two of the officials said.
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It will establish a cyber version of the nuclear doctrine of "mutual assured destruction" between the United States and the former Soviet Union, the three U.S. officials said The U.S. is more vulnerable to cyber intrusions than its most capable adversaries, including China, Russia, and North Korea, because its economy is more dependent on the internet, two of the officials said.
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"Blassie, King of Men" is the other song from this session that wound up enshrined in the Rhino novelty canon, though at nowhere near the widespread level of "Pencil Neck Geek"—maybe because it's more dependent on Blassie's wrestling persona than the general tongue-in-cheek tough-guy bully-bluster of the song that would later usurp it as the title track on bootleg reissues.
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Moreover, Biden and other campaigns like Buttigieg and Harris have also seen support from wealthy Democratic bundlers, unlike Warren and Sanders, and that could cause a potential problem for them: Furthermore, since Biden is more dependent on big-donor fundraising than the other top-tier candidates, many of his supporters have already hit the $2,800 limit on what they can give him for the primary.
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The Good Familiar • Great Siri integration • iCloud Desktop makes sense and offers real utility • Works well with your mobile devices • Free The Bad Siri should have an always listening mode • Setting up unlock with the Apple Watch is a bit of a lift • It's sure to make you more dependent on iCould storage The Bottom Line macOS Sierra is a high-quality, worthy upgrade, even if the biggest change is the name.
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So -called tradable sectors which were depressed during the period of the high oil prices and strong ruble rate are now growing, while the so-called non-tradable sectors are today in a worse situation and this structural shift hopefully will help us to get rid of the so-called Dutch disease and to stimulate the growth of those sectors that bring added values to our economy which will not be dependent on the commodities sector, but will be more dependent on technology and high technology sectors.
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Most of the chatter has been about the return of Jimmy Garoppolo at quarterback, but based on his uneven play in the preseason, the 49ers' key to improvement in the early going might be more dependent on a rebuilt defensive front, where the team added a superstar rusher in Dee Ford and a solid linebacker in Kwon Alexander, and drafted a potential difference-maker in Nick Bosa, who is expected to play in Week 1 despite working his way back from an ankle injury.
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The move crimps the number of SEC examiners monitoring brokerages, and to make sure FINRA is picking up the slack, the commission formed a group that assesses the Wall Street regulator's efforts at monitoring the sector, said Marc Wyatt, the head of the SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations at a speech in Washington, D.C. "(The office) is working to enhance our oversight of FINRA because we will be somewhat more dependent on them for broker-dealer exams in the first instance," Wyatt said, speaking to the National Society of Compliance Professionals.
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