He wants violent revolution, she wants a more domestic one.
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Many of the strongest episodes keep to a more domestic scale.
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But programmes to push more domestic production are in their infancy.
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More domestic workers are coming forward and learning about these organizations.
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Those in the U.S. have proportionally more domestic than international branches.
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After many years in state government, a more domestic life awaits.
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Pertamina wants to buy more domestic crude in order to reduce imports.
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He called for more domestic energy sources, including renewables and nuclear power.
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Mr. Trump is also moving closer to filling more domestic cabinet positions.
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One way to change that image: Get more domestic workers to vote.
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I've learned to become more domestic; suddenly I'm furniture shopping and decorating.
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For its own sake, Europe needs more domestic demand, above all more investment.
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Americans responded by buying more domestic washing machines, creating about 1,800 new jobs.
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As the U.S. economy improves, more domestic students are applying for MBA degrees.
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That would give the department a direct role in more domestic extremism cases.
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The ILO forecasts that China will need 27.3m more domestic workers as it ages.
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The goal of higher U.S.-Mexico content requirements is more domestic auto-manufacturing jobs.
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The airline also wants to add two more domestic routes and 18 additional international routes.
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"That's why as an investor, the preference is for more domestic revenue exposure," Kostin said.
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But while Beauty and the Beast bears some parallels, it's emphatically more domestic in scope.
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Bethany has started foster-care programmes in five countries and is arranging more domestic adoptions.
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And after decades on the party circuit, Mr. Norwich said, he's lately become more domestic.
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But in Polly's more domestic scenes, with Peter and Corning, the play sometimes bogs down.
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The novel forgoes international intrigue and ISIS-style executions for a smaller, more domestic tragicomedy.
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The goal here is to incentivize consumers to purchase more domestic products and fewer foreign products.
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Eliminating NAFTA would mean more expensive goods for American consumers, and maybe more domestic manufacturing jobs.
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It is a message wrapped in foreign policy but meant to tap into more domestic concerns.
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Now we have the reverse outcome: $1 more domestic spending for each $1 of military spending.
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"Not much more," Coates said when asked if more domestic deals were expected in the coming months.
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Only 6% more airports have been built in the U.S. since 1980, despite 181% more domestic passengers.
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Among other things, it wants to create more domestic financial services such as its own ratings agency.
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The have also sought to broaden support for the movement by focusing on narrower, more domestic issues.
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The reason it wasn't in the speech, however, may come down to rather more domestic political considerations.
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And new deep conversion units are being installed at local refineries to process more domestic heavy crude.
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She told me about her work, over the years, advocating for more domestic-violence shelters in the city.
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More women are also doing paid work than ever before, but men are not doing more domestic work.
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The goal is to spur more domestic manufacturing and remove an incentive for companies to relocate headquarters overseas.
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"We are actively working on more domestic gas sales," APLNG Chief Executive Warwick King said in a statement.
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Wanda is building similar projects around the country, betting that China's rising incomes will drive more domestic tourism.
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Even though the shale boom has provided U.S. refineries with more domestic oil, its properties have introduced challenges.
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Smaller, more domestic-facing companies are mostly opposed to any regulation, largely because it's more expensive for them.
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It seems likely that the FTSE 250 index, which has a more domestic focus, would be hurt more.
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Some progressive Democrats want less Pentagon spending and more domestic spending, and Republicans are split on the question.
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As a result, colleges and universities "will be looking for more domestic students paying full tuition," Lakhani said.
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Of more domestic vintage, turnpike and canal bonds were the subject of great speculation in early American history.
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Republicans also argue that the new law is encouraging more domestic investment, citing $179.5 billion announced so far.
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The reasoning was simple and clear: Corporate tax cuts will disproportionately benefit smaller companies with more domestic operations.
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"The cancellation of the conference gives the opportunity for more domestic consensus on the oil contract," Mr. Zandi said.
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This would imply more domestic issuance in 2016 and 2017, and additional external issuance of around USD5bn in 2017.
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Rather, many climate and carbon budget experts have consistently promoted more domestic travel to cut down on carbon emissions.
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The mid-cap FTSE 250, which has more domestic exposure, has rebounded strongly, up nearly 10 percent this quarter.
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In turn, the pandemic may push companies to consider more domestic supply chains with less reliance on outside ecosystems.
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In theory such elevated raw material imports should mean more domestic production, reducing the need for refined metal imports.
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"Reorienting the growth model towards more domestic innovation may pose the key challenge for the New Member States," it said.
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"It's about re-positioning portfolios — recognizing the new paradigm," he said, advocating a more domestic approach to investing right now.
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BI expects by pushing banks to lend more, domestic consumption, which has been stable, will gain pace and support growth.
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Mercury is activating the sector of your chart that rules your home, so expect to feel a little more domestic.
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Small caps are generally more domestic-focused and tend to outperform on dollar strength relative to their large-cap peers.
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"Today, in 2019, I think Canadians understand that our most important challenges are more domestic," Freeland told reporters in French.
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His best hope is thatgrowth and more domestic saving keep the twin deficits down, at least as a share of GDP.
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One big concern is that officials may end up trying to nudge busy and ambitious women into accepting more domestic roles.
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MARKETS WERE OPENED, OUR FARMERS BENEFITED, OUR BLUE COLLAR WORKERS BENEFITED, WE'RE GOING TO HAVE MORE DOMESTIC CONTENT AND SO FORTH.
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"We're still at the point where some of the more domestic or defensive sectors have tended to see better revision trends."
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Poor economic growth has reduced tax revenues, forcing Jordan to borrow heavily abroad and also to resort to more domestic financing.
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"If it creates more domestic construction jobs for our members, then we'll be in favor for it," the former steelworker added.
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See, even though I feel guilty about not being more domestic, it hasn't quite propelled me to actually change my behavior.
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Mr. McKone predicted that more domestic flights in the future would offer content streaming on a bring-your-own-device model.
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Uganda Airlines, like some of its rivals, aims to attract more domestic travelers to help it buck the gloomy continental trend.
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China will attract more domestic and foreign investment into its information industry, the State Council, or cabinet, said after a regular meeting.
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After all, women typically take on more domestic responsibilities regardless of how much they're contributing financially because of societal norms and expectations.
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Since 1945, Democratic presidents have put forward 39 percent more policy proposals than Republican presidents, and 62 percent more domestic policy proposals.
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Previous governments in the Philippines called for more domestic processing of raw minerals but the country's Congress has not enacted appropriate laws.
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The economic strains reduced local revenue and foreign aid, forcing Jordan to borrow heavily externally and also resort to more domestic financing.
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Southwest, which flies more domestic flights than legacy peers like American, said it is hopeful that first-quarter demand softness is temporary.
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While women are doing more paid work than in the past, research has found, men aren't doing that much more domestic work.
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Increasing funding by an additional $2 billion per year (to a total of $6.3 billion/year) that also incorporates more domestic spending.
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Growth in steel production in China was disappointing as the country began to shift its economy from exports toward more domestic consumption.
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The more domestic FTSE 250 index tumbled, down 1 percent as the reports May could delay the parliamentary vote triggered renewed uncertainty.
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Rather, more domestic concerns are seen to be taking priority, London-based consultancy TS Lombard said in a research note last week.
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The economic strains have reduced local revenue and foreign aid, forcing Jordan to borrow heavily externally and also resort to more domestic financing.
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The bank chief said African countries need to mobilize more domestic resources, and encourage sovereign wealth and pension funds to invest in infrastructure.
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People in central Harlem ate more domestic chicken than those in Flushing and Chinatown, who ate more species of bony fish and mollusks.
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While exports by U.S. subsidiaries of foreign multinational corporations did support some jobs, imports by those same firms eliminated substantially more domestic jobs.
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Rising rates push up the U.S. dollar, giving owners more domestic purchasing power, while costlier borrowing terms can put a crimp on activity.
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"A combination with Intesa's own, much more domestic, insurance business would dilute Generali's significant geographical diversification, one of its main strengths," Moody's said.
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They'll be hitting a few more domestic festivals later this year, too, so be sure to get your fill when they come through.
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Once we started living together, though, I found myself grappling with a strange mix of guilt and shame around not being more domestic.
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As a result, companies may use deals to readjust to a more domestic orientation or to prepare themselves for a decline in trade.
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CreditCreditLaure Joliet "Not until I was pregnant with Tanner did I become more domestic," says the Los Angeles-based designer Jenni Kayne, laughing.
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"It would be very important to have many more domestic innovations, home-grown firms which develop innovative products of their own," he said.
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To help bring more domestic workers into the pipeline, the A.H.L.E.F. has been expanding the programs it offers to attract and retain workers.
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These rate-sensitive groups are less likely to be affected by a decline in the dollar as they have a more domestic focus.
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But during the next 30 years its working-age population is set to shrink by 180m, and it will need 20m more domestic workers.
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Here the scents are more domestic: parched cow dung, acrid but pleasant, and the sickly-sweet spice of chai, cooked on an open fire.
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"Rouhani's political power will increase because of economic advances and this balance will be restored by more domestic pressure," said political analyst Hamid Farahvashian.
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The decision to appoint someone with a strong retail banking background is seen as a potential move towards a more domestic-market focused bank.
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Smaller companies deal with more domestic sales, typically without the burden of having to translate overseas revenue from foreign currencies back into dollar terms.
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While you're not famous for being one of the more domestic signs in the zodiac, today you'll find your spiritual center in your home.
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"Because they have more domestic sales it doesn't mean they're totally insulated," said Jill Carey Hall, U.S. strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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However, a push for more domestic lending could force banks into lending to borrowers with lower credit quality than what is optimal for their portfolio.
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The novelist Ann Patchett, 52, said that the election of a female president could convince her to hand over more domestic chores to her husband.
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Indonesia's state-owned energy firm Pertamina plans to process more domestic crude oil in a bid to limit the impact on the country of declining production.
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Saudi Arabia has been pressing ahead with its plan to diversify its economy away from oil, focusing on tourism and entertainment to create more domestic jobs.
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The FBI arrests more domestic terrorism suspects than those allegedly involved with international terrorist groups like the Islamic State and al-Qaeda, the Washington Post reports.
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The second source said their firm was also purchasing more domestic distillers' dried grains (DDGS), a byproduct of ethanol production used as an animal feed ingredient.
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The offshore drilling policy goes further toward fulfilling Trump's promise to enable the production and use of more domestic energy, with an emphasis on fossil fuels.
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What most folks don't realize, is that the single biggest obstacle to creating more domestic manufacturing jobs is the unfair competition coming from U.S. prison factories.
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You're not one of the more domestic signs in the zodiac, Gemini, but today is all about your home, family, and feelings around privacy or security.
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Living in his van has given him more freedom to travel — he doesn't worry about expenses back home, and wants to embark on more domestic travel.
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Some global oil-and-gas companies are splitting from smaller, more domestic players over whether EPA should alter or simply jettison methane emissions standards for new wells.
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Beaulieu also said that the shift from an export-led economy to a more domestic-led one — something China has been working on for years — has failed.
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Enthusiasm over Trump's pro-growth agenda of lower taxes, less regulation and more domestic infrastructure spending could wane now that political realities are getting in the way.
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New Access is planning more domestic listings by its portfolio companies, and is launching a tech fund targeting companies in sectors such as AI and 5G networks.
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He went on to say that here in the U.S., and with this administration, creating jobs and helping to produce more domestic sources of energy are paramount.
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It has also capped its production at 400 million tonnes and is fast-tracking power plant developments to use more domestic coal, said Suhala at the ICMA.
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But the flow of capital into the country — the inverse of the trade deficit — creates benefits that can be good for jobs, by encouraging more domestic investment.
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In general, lower exports of medium and heavy crudes can be attributed to either less production of those grades or more domestic demand, Saudi-based industry sources said.
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All of these things are obviously things that phones do as well, but there's something to be said for having a stationary hub for the more domestic tasks.
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So it was important for me to focus on some of the more domestic or smaller aspects of [Freddy's] life, so you get to hang out with him.
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Southwest, which flies more domestic flights than legacy peers like American Airlines Group and Delta Air Lines , said it is hopeful that first-quarter demand softness is temporary.
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Paul argued on Thursday that Congress had made an "unholy alliance" in which Republicans agreed to more domestic spending in order to get a boost in military funding.
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A left-leaning populist, he has said that he intends to build more state-owned oil refineries and encourage Mexicans to consume more domestic products during his administration.
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Trump could resort to tariffs to lower imports and potentially spur more domestic production, or put pressure on the Federal Reserve to adopt policies that devalue the dollar.
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"I think the market is progressively anticipating a compromise (on Brexit) ... I remain optimistic regarding the pound and more domestic UK shares," Raymond James analyst Chris Bailey said.
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What's more, domestic politics in Russia remain turbulent due to weeks of protests against President Vladimir Putin's mismanagement of the state, underscored by the nation's continued economic decline.
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Mr. Fravel suggested that Mr. Duterte was really seeking Chinese economic aid and an end to American pressure over his rights abuses — both more domestic than foreign issues.
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"India has a plan to raise duties for all components bit by bit," said Tarun Pathak an associate director with Counterpoint, adding this will gradually force more domestic manufacturing.
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The tariff's bifurcated impact on the solar industry underscores how protectionist trade measures almost invariably hurt one or more domestic industries for every one they shield from foreign competition.
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The company said trading in 2017-18 had so far seen more domestic gamblers playing in its Sydney and Gold Coast casinos, but did not forecast earnings or profits.
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Seaborne iron ore volumes may actually rise, but only if more domestic Chinese output is shut down, meaning that the demand side of the equation is extremely price sensitive.
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"Right now, China's market is more domestic, we are trying to bring out the Chinese market to international players," APEX's Chief Executive Eugene Zhu told reporters after the launch.
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The package also includes directives aimed at prosecuting more domestic violence cases, increasing funding for mental health programs, and directs federal agencies to expand firearms research and data collection.
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On Wednesday, she and Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, signaled that they would continue to press for more domestic spending as part of any agreement.
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But by giving the Rouhani administration a popular endorsement, the result appears likely to leave the administration with more domestic political freedom to sign a deal if it chooses.
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The U.S. government will be helping companies that failed to keep up with the fast-paced growth of our industry while killing far more domestic manufacturing and other jobs.
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Although the space is smaller than my previous studios, I feel so lucky to have a place to focus and create alongside the more domestic parts of my life.
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In many cases, simply staying home and participating in childcare inspires fathers to take on more domestic and childrearing roles later on, "when everyone gets back to work," said Staab.
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Companies with a more domestic focus, however, such as grocer Sainsbury, budget airline easyJet and Royal Bank of Scotland, were among the biggest gainers, all up by about 5 percent.
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However, the move in China to drive more domestic consumption is, I think, good for consumer product companies and I remain confident that we will have a resilient business there.
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For scores of smaller, more domestic-focused banks the problems are even greater: years of near-zero rates in the world's third-largest economy has made traditional lending barely profitable.
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If China allowed global financial companies more access to its market, it could both encourage more domestic spending and give a major American industry an opportunity it has long sought.
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Washington (CNN)Saudi Arabia arrested two more American citizens Friday in a direct snub to Congress, a move sure to create even more domestic political heat for President Donald Trump.
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The three-pronged catalyst of lower taxes, less regulation and more domestic spending could push gross domestic product well above the trend of the past eight years, the noted author said.
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Protests against the bill had largely taken place in the central business district, but demonstrators have recently begun to look elsewhere to widen support by taking up narrower, more domestic issues.
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Protests against the bill had largely centred on Hong Kong's main business district, but demonstrators have recently begun to look elsewhere to widen support by taking up narrower, more domestic issues.
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Protests against the bill had largely centered on Hong Kong's main business district, but demonstrators have recently begun to look elsewhere to widen support by taking up narrower, more domestic issues.
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Sagittarius people love to travel—you're usually more concerned with your next hotel stay than what's happening at your house, but during Pisces season, you will notice you're much more domestic!
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More domestic terrorism suspects are being arrested across the country, and one in four counterterrorism suspects are detained by state and local authorities, a senior law enforcement official told the newspaper.
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Airline executives at the conference sought to calm nervous investors, playing up their stronger balance sheets compared with previous crises when they were saddled with debt and faced more domestic competitors.
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Although it will be cheaper for Americans to travel to Britain because of the weaker pound and strong dollar, there might be more domestic competition for hotels, raising prices for rooms.
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Our preference there is for more domestic producers so to speak, but nevertheless a lot of the clouds were overhanging Eurozone at the start of the year have been cleared away.
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Analysts are broadly in agreement that this will affect something like 300,000 tonnes of contained metal, with the net effect offset by imports of higher-grade material and more domestic recycling.
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As the Frontiers paper shows, the legal and regulatory regime governing EOR is kind of a mess, mostly adapted from an oil and gas regulatory regime designed to drive more domestic production.
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Protests against the bill had largely taken place in Hong Kong's main business district, but demonstrators have recently begun to look elsewhere to widen support by taking up narrower, more domestic issues.
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"We are downgrading Citi ... as we believe the events such as the US election and Brexit may not favor a global bank such as Citi relative to more domestic stocks," he wrote.
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"We know that the Chinese economy is slowing, it's rebalancing towards more domestic growth, away from the manufacturing," Colin Graham, chief investment officer of multi-asset solutions at Eastspring Investments, told CNBC.
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Many South Koreans in the business community welcomed Lee's release and anticipated the national economy would feel positive effects from his comeback, including new investment in local industries and more domestic jobs.
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And Mr. López Obrador has expressed approval of the plan, viewing Nafta talks that would linger into his tenure as a potential distraction from his more domestic-focused policy agenda, analysts say.
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There will be a slow twist that goes on as she pivots from opposition to international trade deals to finding a way to support them with more domestic subsidies for displaced workers.
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Saudi Arabia has tried to extend the life of its reserves by issuing more domestic and foreign currency to fund government operations, but in the end it is the net position that matters.
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But as shopping patterns shift - with fewer Chinese tourists traveling to the United States, and Beijing encouraging more domestic spending with VAT and import tariff cuts - a generational overhaul is also gathering pace.
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Meanwhile, President-Elect Donald Trump has included the Keystone pipeline as one of the projects he would push forward in his first 100 days, and has expressed the need for more domestic oil.
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Potential routes for reform are efforts to assure competition from more domestic and foreign firms, improved methods of project selection, and stronger monitoring of contract execution with built-in incentives for good behavior.
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India is one of the world's largest consumers of coal and rising imports of the fuel are adding to a burgeoning trade deficit, prompting the government to invest in developing more domestic resources.
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Demand for natural gas is on the rise as more domestic power plants burn the fuel and a number of liquefied natural gas export terminals are slated to open in the coming years.
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So all in all you know it will be a rebalancing of growth towards more domestic demand growth rather than exports, which for a big area like the Eurozone is not necessarily bad.
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The Deepwater Horizon disaster led to a series of new safety regulations for offshore oil drilling, which the Trump administration is preparing to roll back in hopes of generating more domestic energy production.
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The 2017 budget, expected to be announced late this month, looks likely to include more domestic fuel subsidy cuts, which is prompting some investors to cash out of domestic demand-focused shares for now.
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"Catch-up growth can rely on importing foreign capital and know-how via massive amounts of foreign direct investment, but after a certain level, more domestic innovation is required to maintain growth," it said.
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The plan would chop the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, while giving more tax breaks to so-called pass-through businesses and including provisions to encourage more domestic business investment.
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That means fighting for LGBT rights against bathroom bills, fighting mass incarceration and police violence victimizing black Americans, and working for more domestic redistribution to address poverty and hardship, including through universal health care.
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SHANGHAI, March 210.07 (Reuters) - China stocks settled higher on Wednesday as investors hoped for more domestic policy stimulus after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates to tackle the economic fallout from the coronavirus.
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Yet women married to men — even when they work and earn as much as or more than their husbands — still do more domestic work, and social scientists have found that the duties are gendered.
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Still, Domino's maintained its forecast for net store growth for the next two to three years as it continues to add more domestic stores strategically to decrease delivery times and increase its market share.
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"It seems to run so counter to the long-term goal of foreign investment and more domestic investment and a strengthened private sector," said Greg Gause, a Gulf expert at Texas A&M University.
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When Leonardo DiCaprio and I met with Donald Trump last December, he was surprised to learn that his advocacy of more domestic oil and gas development was at odds with his apparent love of coal.
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In December, the central bank announced measures to boost liquidity and encourage more domestic trade of the ringgit, including allowing exporters to retain only up to 25 percent of export proceeds in a foreign currency.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Malaysia's central bank announced new measures on Friday to encourage more domestic trade of the ringgit, as it looks to stem the currency's recent slide against the surging U.S. dollar.
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And to further complicate matters for visa-seekers, President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order asking agencies to look into changing the program so as to encourage more domestic hiring of American citizens.
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The hipster idea that one might actually become an outlaw—take part in the blood ceremony of violence that can seem central to American experience—was beyond their more domestic-minded and bourgeois East Coast imaginations.
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It is noteworthy that the 1962 law could be used for a host of other industries, particularly in the technology field, in which the U.S. military would prefer more domestic production (or by very strong allies).
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And after mass killings at a San Bernardino, California, office party and an Orlando, Florida, nightclub, the wild card is the real possibility that international terrorism might lead to even more domestic violence in coming months.
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Efforts to have recyclers take on more domestic waste have been progressing slowly; only 5 percent of domestic recycling firms have so far been able to switch to local sources of scrap, according to CSPA figures.
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FTMC, which measures the value of smaller and more domestic-focused firms, hit a record high of 18,607 points this week and is up more than 20 percent from the post-Brexit low of June 27.
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While Tesla Inc, Volkswagen AG and other electric-focused automakers and battery manufacturers are expanding in the United States, they are reliant on mineral imports without a major push to develop more domestic mines and processing facilities.
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"The message is clear that the government will encourage more domestic development of technology, and that it now sees privacy and cyber security as vital national concerns," said Xun Yang, a lawyer at Simmons & Simmons in Shanghai.
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Venezuela's state-run oil company PDVSA and its joint ventures have reduced shipments of grades mixed with naphtha in recent months, using more domestic and imported light oil to formulate crude blends instead, according to company sources.
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LAGOS, March 27 (Reuters) - Nigeria did not join an Africa free trade zone because more domestic consultation was needed before committing to such an agreement, the foreign minister said on Wednesday, according to the presidency's Twitter feed.
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Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke said China's iron ore imports could remain strong through the year but only because steel mills will substitute more domestic ore with cheaper, imported ore, not because of rising steel demand or prices.
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Even though Trump promised to force Mexico to pay for the wall, there's little confidence in Congress he can make that happen, raising thorny questions over whether it should be paid for with even more domestic spending cuts.
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Seeking to work with the oil and gas industries to promote more domestic energy production, the administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights to developers, according to on-the-ground reporting (The New York Times).
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Rich Sega, global chief investment strategist at Conning, thinks investors should consider US companies with more domestic exposure in light of concerns about China's slowing economy (partly due to the trade war) as well as worries about Europe.
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"Even without the tariffs, with such low prices, we will use more domestic pork for our Chinese business," said Luis Chein, a company director at WH Group, China's top pork producer and its biggest importer of U.S. pork.
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By doing so, he not only appeared as a tough negotiator to his North Korean counterpart, but also shielded himself from the potential criticism of a bad deal, affording him more domestic political slack than the alternative might have.
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Yet the gap is also growing among brands benefiting from a strong presence in mainland China, and those trying to catch up there as the Chinese government looks to fuel more domestic spending by cutting VAT or import duties.
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As the market crowds with more domestic competitors popping up and more European-based neobanks moving into the US, N26 will need to build out its value proposition beyond PFM, such as with advanced money movement or security capabilities.
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China is closely following President Donald Trump's plans to create more domestic jobs by encouraging U.S. companies to bring home or "reshore" their overseas production, but the government will not change its overall strategy, Industry Minister Miao Wei said on Friday.
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The rest of this part of the show is more domestic in scale, reflecting the building's history as a luxurious mansion: intricate silver objets d'art; pharaonic busts in marble and granite; a sculpture of Mr Hirst himself as the mythical collector.
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It isn't only the expectation to take on more domestic and emotional work in my past straight relationships that I relate to; I've also been demeaned and belittled and violated and plain old bored by the pedestrian desires of mediocre men.
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Bartolini screened for stocks with a majority of foreign sales versus those with more domestic-facing businesses, and found that as of Tuesday the former group is down about 2.5% since May 1 while the latter is off just 0.48%.
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Teller said it in the context of promoting Trump's budget, saying the president "really wants to stick to his numbers and doesn't want a caps deal because that means more domestic spending," said a source familiar with his private remarks.
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Mr. Obama will hire more personnel to process background checks in a timely manner, direct officials to conduct more gun research, improve the information in the background check system, encourage more domestic violence prosecutions and order better tracking of lost guns.
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India's second-biggest software services exporter, whose Finacle software powers the core functions of the majority of Indian lenders, is in talks to sign up more domestic and foreign banks to the network, senior company executives told Reuters on Wednesday.
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While the Obama administration created some "odd couple" alliances among fiscal hawks and Democrats on issues like Pentagon spending, now, Democratic attention seems to have shifted to advocating for more domestic spending in exchange for the higher Pentagon spending Republicans want.
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That more domestic revenue footprint has helped small-caps in a variety of ways, he says, including more exposure to the Republican tax cuts; more exposure to reduced federal regulation; less exposure to geopolitical concerns; and less exposure to trade jitters.
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Think about how our economy can benefit from more domestic manufacturing, how people will save time commuting if they end up working from home, how people might eat healthier at home than if they were going out to restaurants every night.
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One thing it does is create the possibility that protectionism will be bad mercantilism — that even in its first-round effects it will actually destroy more domestic jobs than it creates, because it creates a competitive disadvantage for domestic downstream producers.
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India's second-biggest software services exporter, whose Finacle software is used by the majority of Indian banks, is also in talks to sign up more domestic and foreign banks to the network, a senior company executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Corporate tax reform will make U.S. companies more competitive, encourage more domestic investment, which will help create jobs and raise wages, allow companies to repatriate over $2 trillion held offshore and get rid of some loopholes that have encouraged crony capitalism.
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New regulations requiring carmakers to use more domestic content and pay higher wages will most likely raise prices for consumers and could create new opportunities for automobile manufacturers in Europe and Asia to have a competitive advantage in the United States.
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Indian airline Vistara has placed firm orders for 240 Airbus SE A320neos and six Boeing Co 787 jets valued at $3.1 billion at list prices, as it looks to add more domestic flights and launch international routes later this year.
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We witness Abu Osama go into a fit of rage about infidels in the same breath as he tenderly coddles his younger son; the contrast between such outbursts against more domestic, almost heart-warming scenes yields a perturbing degree of emotional whiplash.
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More than half of companies with significant revenue exposure overseas are seeing declines in earnings growth, but companies with more domestic oriented focus that get the majority of revenues inside the United States are seeing modest increases in earnings: Q2 earnings: domestic vs.
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However, the global nature of the U.K.'s stock market interest, compared to Switzerland's more domestic focus, may mean that Britain would be less likely to react in a similar fashion to the Swiss sanction or prohibit trading outside the London Stock Exchange.
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Allen Ang of Aldon Technologies Services Group, a supplier of parts and services to semiconductor firms, said because Singapore exports most of its output, it is more vulnerable than other chipmaking hubs like Taiwan and South Korea which have more domestic electronics demand.
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"The growth prospects of ASEAN's major export-orientated economies — Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand —will remain weaker than those of more domestic demand-driven economies, Indonesia and the Philippines, in 2016 and 2017," said Rahul Ghosh, a senior research analyst at the ratings agency.
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ZURICH, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Overnight stays in Switzerland fell 1.2 percent in the first half of 2016 compared with the same period last year, as more domestic tourism failed to offset a drop in foreign visitor numbers, government statistics showed on Friday.
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Mind you, as part of that disclosure process, the NSA revealed it collected a whole bunch more domestic communications that weren't bundled but that because they mentioned Osama bin Laden's phone number (or whatever selector), were at least interesting to the NSA.
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That itself will depend partially on changing immigration laws — immigrants make up 31% of hotel and lodging industry workers, according to a Chicago Council on Global Affairs report cited by the Times — and an effort to attract more domestic workers to the field.
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The New York-based bank earns about half of its profits overseas, where corporate tax rates are mostly lower than the United States, so it stands to benefit less from lower U.S. tax rates than its rivals with more domestic business, analysts said.
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The centerpiece of the exhibition comprises work produced in Arles: the three versions of the bedroom in the Yellow House, portraits of people he met in town, nearby landscapes, and more domestic objects such as the chairs used by him and Gauguin.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell Plc plans to maintain control of two refineries that can run more domestic crude, leaving a plant that runs massive volumes of Saudi Arabian oil to Saudi Aramco as the companies end their Motiva Enterprises joint venture.
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That's the seemingly inevitable conclusion to the simple and theoretically productive trend of adding more and more domestic amenities to the workplace—free booze, cafeterias, ping pong tables—that may serve to keep you around for longer than you need to be.
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India is also a "defensive market" that is more domestic oriented, Tantia said, leaving it relatively insulated from the ongoing trade fight between Beijing and Washington — as compared to most of Asia where markets are "very vulnerable" to headlines about the dispute.
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While there has not yet been any official confirmation of the disqualifications, the possibility added to the growing recognition that the supreme leader will not allow Mr. Rouhani to extend his foreign policy achievements into more domestic freedoms, as he once promised to do.
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Most of that cash is held overseas for tax reasons, but President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans might change the tax code to let Apple bring that money back into the U.S. with less of a tax hit, paving the way for more domestic acquisitions.
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Geospatial analysis conducted by UBS Evidence Lab shows planned capacity additions will result in 212% more domestic market coverage for electric arc furnace (EAF) producers versus 215% less for blast furnace (BOF) producers by 23.75 (see UBS Evidence Lab inside: Is this the End Game?).
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An industry and a government source with knowledge of the negotiations said any decision would take at least two more years, as Prime Minister Najib Razak is focused on more domestic concerns in the run up to national polls that must be held by 2018.
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We now forecast the Bahrain government's 2017 total net financing requirement (which corresponds to the fiscal deficit) at nearly USD4.5 billion, with the remainder of around USD500 million likely to be met through more domestic issuance and some use of the government's cash reserves.
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She said that it was hard to predict what the shift might mean in terms of lost jobs, but that the company would be under pressure to spur more domestic demand with its new lines of motorcycles to keep workers at its American plants busy.
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Obviously, you know, 27 years ago the-- we didn't own it then, but the-- company made underwear, you know, that-- -- it was using more domestic workers percentage wise than it-- it does-now- BECKY QUICK: Berkshire Hathaway, the original-- WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, of course.
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C.), Mike Thompson (D-Calif.), Pat Meehan (R-Pa.) and Matt Cartwright (D-Pa.), include those who support free trade, want more domestic manufacturing, oppose government market manipulation, are hawkish on the budget, and want the U.S. to lead globally on clean energy technology.
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While Volkswagen AG, Tesla Inc and other electric-focused automakers and battery manufacturers are expanding in the United States and investing billions in the new technology, they are reliant on mineral imports without a major push to develop more domestic mines and processing facilities.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Pemex is looking for oil projects in the United States, Brazil, Colombia and Argentina to keep up output after an energy reform that means it is sharing more domestic production, a top executive from the state-run oil company said on Wednesday.
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The letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray cites Wray's own testimony in late July that the bureau made more domestic terrorism arrests in the first three quarters of fiscal 2019 than in all of fiscal 2018 and that the majority of the 100 cases involved white supremacists.
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It partially involves more domestic manufacturing of masks, but that also requires a domestic manufacturing ecosystem for all of the mask's components — for example, the electrostatic melt-blown material used to make the active filtration layer of the masks is primarily manufactured in Turkey and China.
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The Argentine government is in talks with local refineries, encouraging them to buy more domestic light crude and import less, after a 200,000-barrel cargo of a rare light crude was exported last month to drain inventories that were not bought by state-run oil firm YPF, he said.
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"This expansion of our Gulf Coast refining system enables Chevron to process more domestic light crude, supply a portion of our retail market in Texas and Louisiana with Chevron-produced products, and realize synergies through coordination with our refinery in Pascagoula," said Pierre Breber, executive vice president of Chevron downstream & chemicals.
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By reflecting on his poor immigrant parents, remarking on his lean campaign, and opening up over the past few days about his minimalist way of life, Bernie is making the softer, sweeter, more domestic case for the kind of low-consumption, egalitarian lifestyle that matches up with his political projects.
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Reversing a trend in the final years of the Obama presidency, the Trump administration is auctioning off millions of acres of drilling rights to oil and gas developers, a central component of the White House's plan to work hand in glove with the industry to promote more domestic energy production.
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A proposal by the Interior Department's Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, which was established after the spill and regulates offshore oil and gas drilling, calls for reversing the Obama-era regulations as part of President Trump's efforts to ease restrictions on fossil fuel companies and generate more domestic energy production.
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Yet it's no more odd than the president's tough-on-crime talk at a time when crime is lower than it's ever been, or his obsession with Islamist terrorists, even though the Government Accountability Office found that right-wing extremists have committed far more domestic attacks against Americans since 2001.
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"The inverse correlation of FTSE with sterling is logical because of the overseas earnings of the FTSE, so if sterling continues to move, that will have a significant effect on that trade-off between large, international companies and more domestic companies," said Simon Gergel, CIO for UK Equities at Allianz Global Investors.
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From concussions to domestic abuse, to more domestic abuse, to murder, to sexual violence, to profiting hugely on the physical destruction of dozens of people at a time, to even more awful domestic abuse but this time it's fans and coaches, the NFL has had kind of a rough go of it lately.
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Whether Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE' domestic abuse decision is morally right or not, the criticism of his legal right to issue it is unjustified.
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After knee boxing his way to victory against the legendary body snatcher Sakad Petchyindee in June 1984 (who had beat Dieselnoi in two previous encounters), and unable to find any more domestic contenders, he took the show on the road and fought the likes of Japanese kickboxer Shogu Shimazo, Canadian karate champ Peter Cunningham and the American John Moncayo.
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Indian airlines are scrambling to add more jets to meet demand for more domestic and international flights, making it one of the most targeted sales markets for jet manufacturers Airbus SE and Boeing Co. "The growth of the domestic Indian (aviation) market is the highest in the world," Boeing Senior Vice President Asia Pacific and India Sales Dinesh Keskar said.
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In a statement yesterday, the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base stated that the contracts were part of a broader Air Force plan to move away from the controversial use of Russian-supplied RD-180 engines in the Atlas V. "Having two or more domestic, commercially viable launch providers that also meet national security space requirements is our end goal," said Lt. Gen.
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Wal-Mart made a big splash five years ago with its push to sell more domestic-made products and work with manufacturers to re-shore foreign operations to the U.S. As part of the initiative, the world's largest retailer has a goal to purchase an additional $250 billion in products made, sourced or grown in the United States by 2023, but it has declined to give progress updates on achieving that goal.
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Trump reportedly complained to his acting chief of staff, Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyWhite House preparing to ask Congress for funds to combat coronavirus: report Tucker Carlson calls out Mick Mulvaney on immigration remarks: 'Dishonest and stupid' Trump furious after officials allowed Americans with coronavirus to fly home with other passengers: report MORE, Domestic Policy Council director Joseph Grogan and Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar about the change and has since made calls to an array of officials to say he should have been briefed on the decision.
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