Today, this innovation is much more disruptive, global and fast.
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"Men today are more disruptive, less classical," Cavallier Belletrud says.
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"I'm probably more disruptive than all of them," he added.
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Are such floods becoming more common, and more disruptive, in Paris?
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But such twinges of authentic emotion are more disruptive than illuminating.
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"I think I'm more disruptive than any of them," he said.
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Single-payer would be far more disruptive to even more people.
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OYO, meanwhile, is coming at the industry from a more disruptive angle.
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The author reckons this is potentially even more disruptive than in manufacturing.
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And music can be even more disruptive to the introverts among us.
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But can it keep that momentum as its actions get more disruptive?
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I have a feeling, though, that Instagram Stories will be somewhat more disruptive.
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As the tide comes in, each wave proves more disruptive than the last.
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But the reality is that this quiet bill would be far more disruptive.
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The more disruptive, the more you should value this insurance against higher rents.
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This is despite warnings that a partial repeal would be far more disruptive.
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"It seems to me that's more disruptive than wearing the shirt," he said.
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If the virus keeps spreading, governments have even more disruptive options in mind.
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People are not building in possibility of more disruptive process in any way.
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"There's much more positive reward and the withdrawal symptoms are more disruptive," he says.
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Because if they don't, next year's winter heating season could be even more disruptive.
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Companies say changing the rules would spark more disruptive and harmful activist-led fights.
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Well, it was fully expected; if anything I thought it would be more disruptive.
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Partly this is because he has silenced or removed some of the more disruptive ministers.
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For example, workers may use it for preventive care, forestalling subsequent, more disruptive health problems.
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Wenda Harris Millard, MediaLink's vice chair, cited smaller companies as more disruptive than larger ones.
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Today, he thinks biology will be an even more disruptive force for companies going forward.
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Would the world be more safe than it is at the moment or more disruptive?
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Further, how is it more disruptive to this work than an airplane or weather balloon?
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King himself was often more disruptive and confrontational than these modern-day protesters have been.
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More disruptive demonstrations can draw more attention even if they're carried out by smaller crowds.
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Cassidy-Graham would arguably be more disruptive, not less, to the current health care system.
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The latest generation of tech founders has the potential to be more disruptive than their predecessors.
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Smartspeakers, which were pioneered in 2015 by Amazon with the Echo, will be even more disruptive.
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That sort of ICE activity is more visible — and often more disruptive to immigrants' daily lives.
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It's become all the more disruptive because the players have invaded the grounds during funeral services.
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"More innovative ideas, more disruptive products, more transformative products, and a better future for us all."
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Either way, turning back now would be more disruptive than just expanding the practice, Burden said.
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People inclined to support abortion rights thought the protesters were more disruptive in the abortion clinic condition.
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Placing them in bike lanes could be even more disruptive, as well as potentially hazardous for cyclists.
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And as more disruptive business ideas bubble up in China, a core group of experienced Sino-U.
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Israel, meanwhile, is goading Trump to indulge his more disruptive instincts and blow the deal to smithereens.
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We received feedback and saw in practice that a year away was more disruptive than we anticipated.
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They can end up being night owls but often, the effects are much more disruptive, Patke said.
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The figure refers to the full schedule rather than just rush hour, when delays are more disruptive.
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There's concerns in Europe about a slowdown as well, particularly with the potential of a more disruptive Brexit.
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The credit agency Fitch Ratings recently described Graham-Cassidy as "more disruptive" than the other Republican repeal bills.
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He found himself drawing less in recent years as the upheaval in his personal life became more disruptive.
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But other security researchers say that the bug — if left unfixed — could be used for more disruptive attacks.
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Effects would be far more disruptive for those firms—albeit welcomed by citizens wanting legally protected data privacy.
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If their aim was to make something smaller and yet even more disruptive than a notch, mission accomplished.
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Loud and arresting, the fuzz tone was well suited to expressions of rock's more disruptive and rebellious impulses.
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He grew "more disruptive and belligerent" with each request, leaving agents with no choice to call security officers.
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A blown call that decides a game is a lot more disruptive than a few minutes of review.
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In this environment, some kind of liquidity event could be even more disruptive than it was in the summer.
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I HAVE NEVER SEEN A TECHNOLOGY THAT WILL BE MORE DISRUPTIVE AND HAVE MORE BENEFIT FOR CONSUMERS THAN 2409G.
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But baseball for many years kept a clean separation of its two leagues, making such a switch more disruptive.
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Others, like improving your social life or leaving a stressful job, take more work and can be more disruptive.
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But the third area where we can really be much more disruptive is we can build things for cheaper.
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Economists generally agree that a general decline in prices, or deflation, is more disruptive than a general increase, or inflation.
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Wrapping the American media up in paranoia about Russian assets is much more disruptive than controlling a candidate from Moscow.
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It's hoped that a more 'disruptive' setting will urge greater engagement between start-ups, venture capital (VC) funds and investors.
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But a strike, especially one tied to demonstrations, can be more disruptive than a protest and thus harder to ignore.
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For those who have had their identities stolen or been hit with ransomware, the consequences are steeper and more disruptive.
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Like venture capitalists, patients demand a seat at the investigators' table to fund riskier, more disruptive research — and why not?
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"Expect fiscal deadlines to become more disruptive," Goldman Sachs analysts wrote in a report this week ahead of the elections.
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A more disruptive factor was a rumored feud between Harry and his older brother, which fueled tabloid speculation for weeks.
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Unresolved baggage may bubble up and lead to unrealistic expectations and more disruptive transitions if a nanny has to leave.
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The theory was that as protests became more disruptive and violent, they would alienate many moderates to the government's benefit.
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As their uninvited guests become more and more disruptive, the camera moves in on Lawrence to a degree that's suffocating.
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It will only become more disruptive and dangerous over time, as your frustrations mount and your lives become more complex.
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And there's more consensus among election experts that turning back now would be more disruptive than just expanding the practice.
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She summarized its impact this way: Cassidy-Graham would arguably be more disruptive, not less, to the current health care system.
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Of course, contending with this fact would require an account of the more disruptive economic shifts that began in the 1970s.
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The longer the delays persists the more disruptive the trial will be to the five senators seeking the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, often the court's swing vote, said it seems more disruptive to have election officials policing what's being worn.
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CEO Gerard Barron says his project would only collect nodules from the ocean floor, rather than risk more disruptive seabed mining.
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It's always interesting how we hide labor, especially in places like museums, where nothing is more disruptive than seeing the janitor's closet.
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Graham-Cassidy would arguably be more disruptive, not less, to the current health care system than the plans that came before it.
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Moving forward, the label plans to offer more "disruptive" products exclusively for these stores, including a collaboration with Pac-Man this fall.
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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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The more the companies chip away at third-party administrators, pharmacy benefits managers and the like, the more disruptive they could be.
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Smart Contracts Sound Boring, But They're More Disruptive than Bitcoin (2015) At the heart of the ethereum network is the smart contract.
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The same group had even made digital forays into state election systems before the vote, possibly practicing for more disruptive future activities.
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We are very excited to spearhead AI's incredible value potential and are eager to build more disruptive companies with our amazing team.
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A ban on holding Qatari assets could be more disruptive to loans than to bonds, another debt capital markets lawyer in Dubai said.
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Perhaps more disruptive was her removal by rookie US Capitol Police officer Katherine Coronado, which was captured on video by the Huffington Post.
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Moreover, rising financial fragilities associated with the continued rise in system-wide leverage increase the risk of a sharper and more disruptive slowdown.
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But the abrupt decline in global air travel suggests that the economic impacts of the outbreak may be entering a more disruptive phase.
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As HuffPost reported, ambient noise can gently captivate the brain during sleep, which blocks more disruptive, random sounds that might wake someone up.
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This acts to discourage the use of drugs that would help protect against other, more disruptive and serious health care use, like hospitalization.
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On Monday, U.S. stock markets plunged, apparently reflecting new fears that the coronavirus would be more disruptive to the economy than previously realized.
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It was a time when a plan like that would have seemed a lot more disruptive and radical than it does right now.
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Lower-level departures may not be a major issue for the administration, but there is also the more disruptive prospect of senior officials leaving.
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It will surprise no one to learn that these authors are fans of capitalism: the more disruptive it is, the better they like it.
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Pop 2 is more disruptive than its predecessor, but feels like it needed Number 1 Angel to exist before it could flourish into being.
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Investors expect Trump's pro-business policies to continue, while some expressed optimism about Congress providing a larger check on Trump's more disruptive market actions.
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Discord has the potential to be even more disruptive because it already has almost 200 million users, which is a whole lot of people.
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"The sale to Liberty assuages fears that these assets could be acquired by potentially more disruptive Ukrainian/Russian peers, as previously rumored," it said.
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As Yasaka's presence in the household becomes ever more disruptive, the story veers in unexpected directions, leaping over years before landing with wrenching ambiguity.
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Days later, in a more disruptive move, he issued an executive order requiring two regulations to be cut each time a new one is introduced.
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"East Germany has a better chance of handling this more disruptive structural change, which can take place much more easily in new firms," Gropp said.
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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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I think that's a smart way to use what we can call capitalism: I think it's more disruptive if you use it and infiltrate it.
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The clunky title masks a provocative argument: that the current wave of automation will be faster and more disruptive than the world has ever experienced.
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Advocates say a wave of new technologies — Bitcoin, self-driving cars, the "internet of things," and so forth — are poised to be even more disruptive.
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Bettors have not ruled out a much more disruptive scenario that is viewed as a low-probability event — somewhere below 20 percent but above zero.
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Maybe Brazil's election, along with the rest of the populist trend, represents something more disruptive than a single wave with a single point of origin.
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The displeasure is forcing an uncomfortable reckoning in the Republican Party much earlier and in a much more disruptive way than many think is constructive.
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The strike was more disruptive than previous stoppages, with four unions representing a majority of France's energy workers joining forces behind the walkout this time.
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Weighing heavily in the M.T.A.'s favor was its near miss with a complete shutdown of the transit line — a far more disruptive initial plan.
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To appreciate the importance of software today, ask yourself what was more disruptive: Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant or the Echo speaker that was its first home?
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Requiring states to adopt proportional systems would be more disruptive in the short term, just as the requirement that districts be equal in population was disruptive.
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Even as we take these steps to mitigate more disruptive changes, we also need to recognize that some climate impacts are already baked into our future.
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A Hillary Clinton presidency would have been even more disruptive that the current Donald Trump administration, historian and prolific author Niall Ferguson told CNBC on Thursday.
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CEO Jim Hackett points to the advancing revolution where, as he says, artificial intelligence and big data that will be even more disruptive than the industrial revolution.
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Yes, svelte notches like on the OnePlus 6T can claim that, too, but they're much more disruptive anytime you want to watch a video in full screen.
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"Consuming refined sugars may be associated with having a lighter and more disruptive sleep because they're not easily digestible, which can cause indigestion and bloating," Koudelka said.
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While the Olympics are that much more disruptive to a new league, the benefits can be that much more powerful, drawing attention where there was little before.
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Many industry observers, yours truly included, believe autonomous vehicles have the potential to be far more disruptive than EVs, because they upend the logic of automobile ownership.
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"My forecast is relatively optimistic, but it's with the assumption that trade doesn't become more disruptive, that financial markets don't get very concerned about the likely outcome."
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Because hyperactive and impulsive behaviours are more disruptive in the classroom, teachers are more likely to notice boys as a problem and refer them for attention challenges.
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Slower organic growth may lead to intensifying price competition, as smaller players tend to become more disruptive if unable to achieve meaningful expansion of their subscriber base.
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"We are convinced that AMZN will almost certainly enter the drug distribution value chain within 2 years, evolving into a more disruptive offering over time," Gupte said.
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It's hard to believe that the IT revolution will be "hundreds of times more disruptive" than the Industrial Revolution — or even to figure out what that would mean.
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Glyn Barker, Interserve's chairman, warned against forcing it into administration ahead of the vote, arguing it would be more disruptive and costly and wipe out all shareholder value.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - With Stephen Bannon, the worry always was that he could be even more disruptive to President Donald Trump's White House from outside than he was within.
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Studies have shown the blue wavelength light from screens is more disruptive to the body's circadian system than the red wavelength light that comes from traditional artificial lights.
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They argue that capping metal imports at a specific level would be more disruptive than tariffs and could result in steep price increases or a scarcity of metals.
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"We're going to see more and more shifts in global weather patterns, probably more extreme events, things that are going to be more and more disruptive," Foley adds.
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The police then tried to "quietly escort" Ms. Fairooz from the room, but she "grew loud and more disruptive, eventually halting the confirmation hearing," the court papers argued.
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"We believe Instagram is likely to be more disruptive than previously expected as our industry conversations indicate that Instagram is giving advertisers sponsored lenses for free," Nowak said.
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Kai-Fu Lee, an AI investor and formerly Google's top executive in China, warns that AI advances will be much more disruptive to workers than other recent technologies.
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For nearly two years, Trump has made the United States a more disruptive force in the world — and he has laid the foundation for more surprising moves ahead.
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Rain and wind that began to pick up on Sunday morning in the mid-Atlantic will only increase and become more disruptive from south to north into Monday morning.
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Technological change always causes disruption, but AI is likely to have a bigger impact than anything since the advent of computers, and its consequences could be far more disruptive.
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Glyn Barker, Interserve's chairman, warned against forcing it into administration ahead of Friday's shareholder vote, arguing it would be more disruptive and costly and wipe out all shareholder value.
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Assuming Mr. Trump survives impeachment, his re-election depends on his ability to convince independents that the Democratic alternative will be more disruptive, risky and unpopular than he is.
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" Even so, he writes, the election of the Republican senator John McCain would have been "more disruptive to the way America produced intelligence than the election of Barack Obama.
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Some commuters have complained that the spate of cancellations this summer has been more disruptive because of the lack of sufficient warning to allow them to make other plans.
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On the other end of the range — where Wynn couldn't keep the license, the building or its executive team — would have been more disruptive to the company and the stock.
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"There's certainly a lot of interest from private equity in the fertility space in general and certainly some of the more disruptive companies," TJ Farnsworth, CEO of Inception, told CNBC.
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Some of my contacts even going so far to suggest the XR could end up being more disruptive to competitions portfolios than any iPhone since the 6/6 Plus launch.
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I found I was getting into arguments on occasion – for example with some of the more disruptive members of the group, who refused to take any responsibility for their behavior.
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The breakdown and distrust were essential to his getting elected and, unless cured, are likely to bring more disruptive presidents in the future, whether from the right or the left.
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But lately, when we hear mention of "women's experience," we're often hearing about a more disruptive, less organized type of shared experience: that of having one's experience challenged or disbelieved.
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The principle of countervailing power suggests that approving the insurance company mergers will simply trigger more disruptive consolidation in the hospital sector, further distancing consumers from their local hospital providers.
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"If they don't manage to," Kolanovic said, "then you're spiraling into depression, social unrest and a lot more disruptive changes that can negatively affect returns for a very long time."
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Judicial management allows a financially distressed company to be restructured under court supervision rather than the more disruptive process of liquidation that reduces the chance of creditors recouping money owed.
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"If this remains an issue through the month's end or even worse into March itself, it has the potential to be even more disruptive than the original outlook suggested," he said.
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The whole point of e-commerce is to take away the hassle, and few things are more disruptive to an online shopping experience than having to make a doctor's appointment first.
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"I know the Republicans are on that track [to repeal the ACA], but the reality is going to be far more difficult and far more disruptive than they're expecting," Brown said.
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For me, trying to look something up with Siri on my Mac was almost always slower and more disruptive than tabbing over to the right window and typing in my search.
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Stern said such a plan is "stunningly misguided," saying climate change has the chance to be more disruptive for "human life and national security" than any other issue except nuclear war.
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Education policy experts such as Manhattan Institute's Max Eden have argued that these types of lax discipline reforms could make public schools more dangerous if they lead to more disruptive behavior.
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Futurists like Martin Ford, author of Rise of the Robots, argue that the technology in development today is fundamentally different from everything that came before and will be substantially more disruptive.
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If some teams lose their top talent for three weeks and others do not, the NHL's choice could wind up backfiring by making the Games even more disruptive than they were before.
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They argue that the upheaval wrought by the most recent advances in information technology—robots, drones, artificial intelligence, personalized medicine—are an order of magnitude more disruptive than anything we've ever seen.
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But the emptying of leadership in the management bureaus is more disruptive because those offices need to be led by people who know the department and have experience running its complicated bureaucracies.
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In the Norway study, the effects on girls' educational achievement — perhaps because of more disruptive behavior and less focus in the classroom — probably drove the long-term economic effects, the researchers said.
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"The more aggressive the CO2 reduction targets are, the more disruptive the socio-economic impacts will be," Erik Jonnaert, the head of the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA), said in a statement.
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The coming primary campaign may hinge in part on whether Democratic voters favor making gradual improvements to Mr. Obama's legacy or pursuing more disruptive policy changes like enacting single-payer health care.
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The big picture: As more disruptive companies eschew IPOs, a smaller and smaller subset of wealthy investors are yielding more of the gains from U.S. industry and innovation, leaving scraps for everyone else.
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However rumblings of discontent within the EC could be far more disruptive to Privacy Shield in the short term, given it faces an annual review — one of the stipulations of the new arrangement.
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Senior legislators from both parties said the latest shutdown, the 19th since the mid-1970s, was as ineffective as previous ones but much more disruptive as it was the longest in U.S. history.
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As he attempts to help her into bed, and Mary's inebriated state grows louder and more disruptive, Bigger hears her blind mother walking down the hall, and he suddenly fears for his job.
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Unilever knows that it has to keep up with digital trends to survive, and launched its "Connected 4 Growth" program last year in the face of lower growth rates and more disruptive competitors.
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One thing all of them told us: The speed of advanced technologies, in particular artificial intelligence and automation, is already making the transition more disruptive than prior epochal shifts — and may prolong it.
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When we realized that these activities had little impact on the rebels and the government, we turned to more disruptive actions, from organized daily sit-ins and pickets to vigils and street protests.
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Better still, since Mr. Trump has a taste for combat and prides himself on shaking things up, what could be more disruptive than pressuring lawmakers to grow a spine and attack gun violence?
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Barker had warned against rejecting the rescue plan and forcing the firm into administration, arguing it would be "more disruptive to the company, significantly more costly and would deprive shareholders of any value whatsoever".
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Daily stories about brute force attacks on online voter databases and the possibility that hackers will release yet more disruptive information about either party has the parties, their candidates and the voters on edge.
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In my June 20 explanation of how Democrats could break a quorum in the Senate, I made the point that Democrats could obtain more bargaining leverage over the Senate agenda by being more disruptive.
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That uncertainty has forced airlines to repeatedly remove the jetliners from their schedule, a trend that becomes even more disruptive because airlines expected to have even more 737 Max planes delivered since the grounding.
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"If this remains an issue through the month's end or even worse into March itself, it has the potential to be even more disruptive than the original outlook suggested," Forte said to Business Insider.
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That's before we start talking about newer, more disruptive offerings like Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass program or Apple's Apple Arcade, which provide Netflix-style instant game libraries for a monthly or annual subscription fee.
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For Mr. Ryan, who holds more conventional free-trade views than Mr. Trump, the new tax provides a way to satisfy Mr. Trump's protectionist impulses without imposing punitive, and potentially even more disruptive, tariffs.
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As a pediatrician in private practice, I have grave concerns that implementing a rapid transition to a single-payer system would be far more disruptive to many Americans' health care than Sanders cares to discuss.
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A strategist for Ms Le Pen's team recently travelled to London to tell investors that her plan to quit the euro and hold a referendum on EU withdrawal need be no more disruptive than Brexit.
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It also occurred in the middle of the US work and school day, making the downtime a bit more disruptive as it left people without the ability to access documents they'd been writing and editing.
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TIMPF: Well, a lot of people are worried about homeless people setting up shop in the stores, but I am more worried about something which is far more disruptive than that and that is teens.
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Pressure's on:The moderates: This repeal-only bill would be much more disruptive in the individual market and Medicaid expansion, but wouldn't include the steep additional Medicaid cuts they found so objectionable in the Senate bill.
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While the first stage of work was generally considered a success, officials have been warning that the next SafeTrack project will be much more disruptive and are urging passengers to avoid using the subway altogether.
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We're in the age of hi-tech technology and between the railroads, telephones, just general industrialization, and the changing nature of labor, technology was really a more disruptive [force] back in the 1880s and 1890s.
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In recent months, Mr. Shkliarov has been preaching the gospel of a more equitable, more disruptive political process in Russia, pushing many novice politicians to run successfully for seats in local municipal councils in Moscow.
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Here's the kicker: Brain activity continues to be disturbed in the newly sober drinker, and Smith says cutting out booze can actually be more disruptive to sleep than the alternative, at least in the short term.
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It is not unheard-of for baseball to move games, but the damage and continued rain wrought by Hurricane Harvey could be more disruptive and could lead to a more extended relocation than in past incidents.
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According to several sources inside and outside of the White House, the atmosphere is more disruptive than it has been in months and the morale is so low it mirrors the early days of the administration.
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This year, the board stacked a few more "disruptive" technologies on the scales, with genetic engineering, synthetic biology, the mass collection of health and genomic data, and their potential use in developing biological weapons among them.
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In Brussels, Liam, 18, who was protesting for the third Thursday in a row, said there was "a growing momentum" in the movement, but he wondered if it should be more disruptive to draw more attention.
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French director Michel Gondry is well known for his many innovative approaches to shooting film and music videos, but none may be more disruptive than his recent decision to shoot a short film using an iPhone 7.
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"As a function of that, you have players coming from outside the existing pay-TV ecosystem that are likely much more disruptive to the current ecosystem and drive heavier cord-cutting than what we've seen," Barrett said.
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Now even Morgan Stanley, which was one of the investment banks that helped underwrite Snap's IPO, is admitting in a note this week that "Instagram is likely to be more disruptive than previously expected" to Snapchat's prospects.
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This can take very different forms, from works that amount to a call to action in the vein of classic 1960s poster art, to more disruptive sculptural and performance pieces that demand a reaction from the viewer.
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The rising temperatures are in turn starving the upper layers of the water of oxygen, suffocating marine life, creating growing dead zones, and disrupting the circulation of ocean currents, which then unleashes more disruptive weather on land.
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It would certainly let musicians keep their fingers on the keys at all times, but interrupting a song with a voice command could potentially be even more disruptive for an audience than quickly tapping a couple of buttons.
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A slowdown in the Chinese economy and turmoil in the Hong Kong property market are the key assumptions of this stress test, with the more severe of the two scenarios having more disruptive and lasting effects on banks.
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The very thing that endeared Mattis to allies, Democrats, and members of the national security establishment — a sense that he checked some of Trump's more disruptive foreign policy impulses — has become the thing chafing his relationship with the president.
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A study was deemed more disruptive if those that come along later and cite it don't include the research the original study drew on — a sign that the work was original and took the field in a new direction.
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Be smart: Barclays analysts say in a note that the Iran deal is ultimately ka-put under Trump but that he has options... A more "disruptive" one where he ends waivers this week and enforces restrictions within six months.
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Revel signing a deal with an operation the size of Shell is a sign of how smaller and more disruptive companies are starting to gain more credibility with large enterprises — a target market for large system integrators like IBM.
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With the euro zone seeing its best economic growth in a decade, the ECB should gradually shift its stance to avoid a more disruptive move later, accounts of the central bank's December meeting showed when published on January 303.
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"The Dragonfly 2.0 campaign shows how the attackers may be entering into a new phase, with recent campaigns potentially providing them with access to operational systems that could be used for more disruptive purposes in the future," Symantec concluded.
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" In recounting the sequence of events, Munoz told employees that the passenger "refused" to deplane and "became more and more disruptive and belligerent" and faulted him for "running back onto the aircraft in defiance of both our crew and security officials.
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Others said Trump, an avid consumer of cable news, is talking about Bloomberg only because he constantly sees his ads on TV, and that his campaign views the former mayor as more disruptive to the Democratic Party than threatening to Trump.
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As I wrote six years ago in the Hummus Manifesto – Part 1, many 2-4 person startups that are not sustainable will close, and their incredible engineering, product and entrepreneurial talents will be recycled into more disruptive, innovative and scalable companies.
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Comments from some of the ministers responsible for steering Brexit have raised expectations of that more disruptive scenario in the last 10 days, knocking sterling back below $1.30 and to a six-week low of 87 pence per euro on Monday.
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"A lot of the information that leaked overnight Monday was fairly mundane, about casualty figures and the method of attack, but the leaking of the suspect's name was more disruptive because it might have tipped off other suspects," he said.
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While Grey wishes she could turn off Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat— "I wish I didn't have to use those things but I understand it's a tool to communicate with old and potential new fans"—she is passionate about more disruptive technology.
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Truly, we have never witnessed a more disruptive period in the history of the information technology industry, with the agencies across the federal spectrum adapting and adopting new technologies with the speed and flexibility usually attributed to the private sector.
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Mayor Rosenberg also speculated that the hackers had gone after the Rye Brook dam in a dry run for a more disruptive invasion of, say, a major hydroelectric generator or some other grand and indispensable element of the nation's power grid.
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The No. 21 seed, Atlanta United, may face an even more disruptive off-season: Tata Martino, the coach who built the second-year team into an arena-filling, goal-producing juggernaut, announced last week that he would not return in 2019.
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There are much more disruptive consequences to poorly planned growth: the loss of affordable work-force housing, the destruction of a vibrant tree canopy that offsets the effects of greenhouse gases, destabilized communities and debilitating strains on aging infrastructure, among others.
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That made the sudden, crisis-response crackdown on immigration violations all the less expected and more disruptive — just as the sudden crackdown on admitting immigrants who had legal visas, another power the government has but doesn't often use, disrupted lives under Trump.
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LONDON (Reuters) - George Soros, the billionaire who earned fame by betting against the pound in 1992, said that a British vote on Thursday to leave the European Union would trigger a bigger and more disruptive sterling devaluation than the fall on Black Wednesday.
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The risk of so-called "decoupling" is likely to be more disruptive than the President's "America First" agenda, according to policy analysts who have carefully watched the on-again, off-again trade war that began last summer with the first tranche of tariffs.
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As Spotify grows, economies of scale will help in areas like product development, said Mark Mulligan, a digital media analyst with Midia Research, and with more financial clout, particularly after going public, it could pursue more disruptive goals like signing artists directly.
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George Soros, the billionaire who earned fame by betting against the pound in 1992, said in an opinion piece published by the Guardian newspaper that a Brexit would trigger a bigger and more disruptive sterling devaluation than the fall on Black Wednesday 24 years ago.
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Clifton said Senate support for Powell would be easier to win with Taylor by his side, but Taylor is also seen as more disruptive for markets were he to be named Fed chair because he is seen as likely to push interest rates up faster.
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As we have seen in the bitter fight over immigration reform, every day, week or month that a foreign visitor remains in the U.S. creates additional ties to the country — employment, family, community connections — that make a departure more disruptive to our families and businesses.
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The Buccaneers (753-2) are flying high off a huge win over the Rams, and no player this season has been more disruptive than Shaquil Barrett, Tampa Bay's outstanding linebacker, but it appears you can't pick against the Saints in New Orleans right now.
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The understanding now is that the ECB should gradually shift its stance to avoid a more disruptive move later and should look at a broader revision of its policy guidance to reduce the focus on bond purchases and raise the emphasis on interest rates.
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But in a presidential year, when turnout in the primaries is often much higher than in midterm election seasons, Justice Democrats has the potential to be far more disruptive than it was in 2018, and the group and its allies are in a fighting mood.
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George Soros, the billionaire who earned fame by betting against the pound in 1992, said in an opinion piece published by the Guardian newspaper on Tuesday that a Brexit would trigger a bigger and more disruptive sterling devaluation than the fall on Black Wednesday 24 years ago.
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George Soros, the billionaire who earned fame by betting against the pound in 1992, said in an opinion piece published by the Guardian newspaper on Monday that a Brexit would trigger a bigger and more disruptive sterling devaluation than the fall on Black Wednesday 24 years ago.
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"Following the earlier downgrade of the sovereign credit rating on China, we are lowering the rating on Hong Kong to reflect potential spillover risks to the SAR should deleveraging in China prove to be more disruptive than we currently expect," S&P said in a statement.
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George Soros, the billionaire who bet against the pound in 1992, wrote in the Guardian newspaper that a vote to leave would trigger a bigger, more disruptive devaluation than the fall on Black Wednesday, when market pressure forced sterling out of the European Exchange Rate Mechanism.
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While the chief strategist's ouster is a victory for new White House chief of staff John Kelly and his goal of eliminating leaks and bringing order to the West Wing, some believe Bannon could be an even more disruptive force for the Trump administration from the outside.
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A typical hourlong episode might consist of a breakdown of the latest Republican tax-reform proposal, some war stories from the Obama White House, a dispute about which host was more disruptive at a recent "Game of Thrones" viewing party and an interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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That dynamic plays out in movies and on television, where male actors engage in more disruptive speech, and take up twice as much speaking and screen time as their female peers (they're also more likely to play characters who have jobs in fields like science, law or politics).
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"The confusion and disorder surrounding this week's spending debate suggest fiscal deadlines in 2019 — including the debt limit deadline, which we expect to fall between August to October — could be more disruptive than they have been since the 2011-2013 period," the economists wrote in a research note. 3.
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"The confusion and disorder surrounding this week's spending debate suggest fiscal deadlines in 2019 — including the debt limit deadline, which we expect to fall between August to October — could be more disruptive than they have been since the 2011-2013 period," Goldman Sachs economists wrote in a research note.
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While more "disruptive" ideas like quorum-breaking — which would require Democrats to withhold their attendance at Senate sessions, and thereby prevent lawmakers from reaching a "quorum" — have been floated as possible tactics, Schumer has indicated that he prefers to focus attention on the issue areas that have been raised.
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"I would recommend people travel, go ahead and go and have this thing," said Dr. Herbert L. DuPont, the director of the Center for Infectious Diseases at the University of Texas School of Public Health, who believes a panicked response could be more disruptive than the virus itself.
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And I think that we knew we needed to switch it up, try something else, exert power and come together in a way that would be more disruptive and that they would have to listen to, because lining up to ask questions at TGIF, in this case, wasn't good enough.
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"We expect the next decade to be much more disruptive for food retail than the past with rapid expansion of Fresh delivery and pickup and with Amazon deploying its typical loss-making 'scorch the earth' strategy that has allowed it to win market share in many other categories," Barclays said.
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Before now, common wisdom was that blue light was more disruptive to people&aposs circadian rhythm than warm colors — that was the thinking behind a slew of features recently rolled out for devices including the iPhone and iPad that automatically shift displays to an orange-yellow tint late at night.
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I think what makes this different is the president&aposs tone, which seems to put -- it&aposs so much more disruptive than the criticism that previous presidents have made, and it raises questions about whether we have a commitment to the alliance that transcends differences over things like levels of defense spending.
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"As disruptive as the current situation is for the affected passengers, the alternative -- canceling other flights to other destinations -- would have been more disruptive to even more passengers," Kelsey Dodson-Smith, vice president of marketing for Sun Country, said in an e-mail to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, one of the first outlets to pick up the story.
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With the euro zone seeing its best growth in a decade, the ECB should gradually shift its stance to avoid a more disruptive move later and look at a broader revision of its policy guidance to reduce the focus on bond purchases and raise the emphasis on interest rates, accounts of the ECB's December meeting showed.
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While both Republicans and Democrats have criticized the Fed, Donald Trump's policies are likely to be more disruptive to the U.S. economy and financial markets with his threat to upend decades of consensus on free trade, his discussions of whether to renegotiate U.S. debt, and his ambitious tax-cut plans that many independent analysts say would add dramatically to federal debt.
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Right on schedule, three different cybersecurity firms now say they've watched Iran's hackers try to gain access to a wide array of US organizations over the past few weeks, just as military tensions between the two countries rise to a breaking point—though it's not yet clear whether those hacker intrusions are aimed at intelligence gathering, laying the groundwork for a more disruptive cyberattack, or both.
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Whether it's Judy Garland wondering when we'll all be together again in "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" or "Fairytale of New York"s longing for something that was probably more disruptive than it was worth, the history of the Christmas song is a history that says, indulge in all this, let your heart be light because from now on all our troubles will be out of sight.
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This means there are likely more trans people working for the Department of Defense than any other employer in the country; their identification and removal stands to be exponentially more disruptive than their presence, and the idea that gender reassignment surgery is too costly has been widely debunked anyway - as the Atlantic noted last month, even the upper cost projection would be one tenth of what the government spends treating erectile dysfunction.
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West Virginia's defense buries Illinois No. 19 West Virginia's defense, so suffocating against inferior competition to begin the season, looked even more disruptive against Illinois during an 89-13 romp Thursday in the NIT Tipoff semifinals in Brooklyn, N.Y. Nathan Adrian had 13 points and eight rebounds despite early foul trouble, and Jevon Carter made six steals to go along with 10 points and five assists for the Mountaineers (4-0), whose full-court pressure forced 24 turnovers to fuel the blowout.
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The strongly protectionist rhetoric on trade seen during President Trump's election campaign and the new administration's early days in office has not, so far, translated into aggressive unilateral trade measures from the US. However, given the strength of anti-globalisation sentiment in the election and the continued focus of US policy makers on reducing bi-lateral trade deficits, the possibility of a more disruptive and unilateral US approach that is less compatible with the existing global trade governance framework - and much more likely to prompt retaliatory actions from US trade partners - remains a significant risk.
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