A flatter curve is created by a more gradual increase in the number of cases per day and a more gradual decrease.
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What happens now is much more gradual, but no less effective.
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"If we see anything it will be more gradual," he said.
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"The response to these changes are more gradual in nature," he said.
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He also reiterated plans for more gradual hikes in the coming years.
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Moreover, it misses the more gradual drift of production to other countries.
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"We thought it would be a much more gradual decrease," he said.
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The Obama commutations come as part of a larger, more gradual program.
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But the release of nicotine through chewing gum is much more gradual.
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Past generations shared the passive, much more gradual rise of film or television.
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Under Mr Rajoy, unions and bosses had agreed to a more gradual increase.
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They used one where [it] was a more gradual descent into the tears.
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By changing this to a more gradual curve, the toilets were further quieted.
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The second has a more tame, tapered onset and a more gradual offset.
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Some Democrats have hedged by backing more gradual, optional expansions of public coverage.
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Some also expected the expansion of venture capital in Singapore would be more gradual.
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But cities that saw a more gradual rollout have had a much smoother ride.
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We expect the loss of wholesale revenues to be more gradual than originally forecast.
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"The sooner we start (raising rates) the more gradual it can be," he said.
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That makes his metamorphosis both all the more gradual and all the more rewarding.
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Italy has repeatedly urged a review of the rules and a more gradual application.
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But a more gradual path of belt-tightening should help the economy to remain resilient.
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"We will see a more gradual waking up to the opportunity in Pakistan," he said.
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In the Roman Catholic world's intellectual stratosphere, meanwhile, there was a more gradual sea-change.
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A career transition might involve quitting today — or it might involve some more gradual experimentation.
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With Covid-19, symptoms may be more gradual and take several days to get worse.
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The effects of AndroGel are slower and more gradual than other types of hormone replacement therapy.
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Portman is looking into an amendment that would create a more gradual phaseout of the expansion.
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Chill makes acceleration more gradual – ideal for smoother driving and a gentler ride for your passengers.
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Some strategists, however, have defended Warren's plan, including her latest call for a more gradual approach.
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Green conceded that there was "change afoot," but said he thought it would far more gradual.
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Fitch expects a further, albeit more gradual, reduction in the NPL ratio over the next year.
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But analysts believe those cuts will likely be more gradual and smaller than those in 2015.
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Bond market strategists had expected a more gradual rise in bond yields, which move opposite price.
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Having initially opted for a swift economic adjustment, this year he has adopted a more gradual approach.
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But a more gradual rollback is certainly plausible, as Irin Carmon has outlined in the Washington Post.
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But the fragility of Argentina's economy meant a more gradual approach was needed to reduce the deficit.
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Instead, we can use what we learned during the retrograde to garner better, albeit more gradual results.
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This will translate into a more gradual increase in oil demand and, in turn, the oil price.
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Wholesale Loss More Gradual Orange France will lose wholesale revenues over the next five to six years.
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In the bathroom, where the grit was more gradual and less extreme, it did a better job.
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The virus isn't the only reason, but without it, the slowdown might have been much more gradual.
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The virus isn't the only reason, but without it, the slowdown might have been much more gradual.
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But if many more of them remain economically active, the process will become much more gradual and nuanced.
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The oil giants may also be more patient than small firms: ExxonMobil has suggested more gradual shale production.
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Longer term, things like development—and way longer term, sea level rise—cause a more gradual coastal deterioration.
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Advisers also recommended making sanctions for offenders more gradual and effective as existing penalties have never been applied.
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Some moderate senators pushed for a more gradual phaseout of that funding, but the result is the same.
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It's also worth watching the more gradual approach of Senator Chris Murphy, which Elana Schor of Politico explains.
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This suggests the process will probably be more gradual and less automatic than the markets might have expected.
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Forced into immediate answers, Republicans have retreated where they might otherwise acknowledge the science at a more gradual pace.
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The moderate senators are still pushing for a more gradual phaseout of Medicaid expansion and less harsh spending caps.
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Warren's proposal released Friday appears to set up a more gradual transition than she previously supported in Sanders' plan.
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The rally on Tuesday felt, if not like a watershed, then a glimpse of a wider, more gradual change.
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She hinted that these hikes could be more gradual, however, as she cautioned that inflation still remains stubbornly low.
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But nor should they be confused with Tehran's much more gradual nuclear escalations from previous months — for two reasons.
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You're seeing some optimism in equities because the market is expecting a much more gradual pace of rate hikes.
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Other towns took a more gradual approach to expelling their Black population by banning further Black people from moving in.
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The vast majority — 84 percent — said they support Medicare-for-all and more gradual improvements to the Affordable Care Act.
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It warned that the pick-up in global activity was projected to be more gradual than in its October outlook.
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But their study finds a more gradual split into the groups that went on to populate west and east Eurasia.
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They particularly wanted a more gradual rollback of Obamacare's generous funding for Medicaid expansion, which covered millions of poor Americans.
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Conservatives will have to accept the more gradual Medicaid expansion phaseout and not getting more rollback of Obamacare's insurance regulations.
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The pace of product introductions in the home necessarily will be more gradual, which critics often miss, Mr. Fadell said.
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" In place of a moment of decision, Callard sees a more gradual process: "Old Person aspires to become New Person.
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Even major fossil fuel companies have endorsed a carbon tax, perhaps hoping for a more gradual, less punitive energy transition.
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But some Republicans want any reductions to be more gradual, and Trump made a campaign pledge not to cut the program.
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As a result, it could release more water in a more gradual manner, limiting flood risk before and during the storm.
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Despite the jolt to markets, the Fed for now is still expected to take a more gradual approach to rate cuts.
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It will be a much more gradual roll-out, driven by specific cases * No customers will need 5G for current services.
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Mr. Kaplan rebuilt the entry, widening it and adding extra steps to create a generous space with a more gradual incline.
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From now on, progress will continue at the more gradual pace of both the last 40 years and the period before 1920.
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Whole grains that are less manipulated, however, may take longer to digest and therefore lead to more gradual rises in blood sugar.
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It would have been nice if Daenerys's devolution was a bit more gradual and could have unfolded over a few more episodes.
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These go beyond the fact that speciation tends to be a much more gradual process than it's often made out to be.
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The dollar was also undermined by expectations of a more gradual pace in the Fed's rate increases, as investors digested Powell's comments.
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The two most recent peaks in jobless claims — in 1982 and 2008, during the financial crisis— were much more gradual, he said.
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There have also been more gradual educational opportunities — things that have taken years to figure out, and others I'm still working on.
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Last December, Mr. Trump directed 2,000 American troops to leave Syria immediately, only to relent later and approve a more gradual withdrawal.
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The new fiscal deficit trajectory would "allow a more gradual withdrawal of fiscal impulse as Peru's economic growth accelerates," the statement added.
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And it starts to get very difficult if folks are more gradual in their learnings and thinkings when you're very step-function.
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It'll mainly be used for enhancing portrait mode pictures, offering better separation of subject from the background, and a more gradual bokeh effect.
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For one, he said the Fed statement Wednesday suggested the central bank's hiking cycle would be more gradual over the next couple years.
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Policy stimulus thus far has also been more restrained by Chinese standards than in past downturns, which could mean a more gradual recovery.
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The research also identified the main source of the slowdown as more gradual improvements in cardiovascular disease and breast, colorectal and lung cancers.
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Mr. Andresen went to the first of these, where Mr. Maxwell's allies announced their own, more gradual plan for increasing the network's capacity.
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Finance Minister Nelson Barbosa supports a more gradual fiscal adjustment and is in talks with state-run banks to open new credit lines.
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Some Senate Republicans, led by Rob Portman of Ohio, have argued for a more gradual reduction of that funding — perhaps over five years.
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Pasquale Capizzi, MCCA's chief technical advisor, said Myanmar needed to tackle both immediate natural disasters and the more gradual impacts of climate change.
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"That, combined with the prospects of a more gradual economic recovery, suggests a faster inflation drop, including core and services inflation," they added.
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Italy has criticized the ECB move, urging a more gradual reduction of bad loans to avoid creating large holes in bank balance sheets.
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Economists at Nomura believe the BOK is also keen to normalize policy but will proceed at a more gradual pace than the Fed.
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Sidelining impeachment for now could set the body on a more gradual path toward the same end, liberal Democrats open to impeachment say.
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By staking out a notably softer and more gradual approach, Labour has now set up the clearest contrast yet between the two parties.
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Public health experts even want to shift to a system of more gradual licensing, which would save lives at the cost of convenience.
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But also there's a lot of other frames of thought, like two-state theories, a more gradual unification, taking it step by step.
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The 2G to 3G migration process is likely to continue but on a more gradual basis, which could help spread out the migration costs.
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Withdrawing so many personnel and all their associated equipment and other resources is safer and more efficient if staged through a more gradual process.
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Even if we avoid crises in the near future, we should also be alert to the threat of more gradual degradation of constitutional rules.
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To make this upgrade a little easier to adopt, developers have come up with a couple of ideas that make the switch more gradual.
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The more gradual loss provides greater scope for the company to offset EBITDA declines through cost reduction, potential price increases and improved competitive position.
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But there were also likely moderating messages brought to Trump from Moon, who prefers a more gradual and engagement-based approach to the North.
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CAP's plan is more gradual and less robust than Sanders', but it reflects the same basic trajectory, and that alone is a big change.
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Facebook and Google's parent Alphabet Inc, which have both begun experiencing more gradual revenue growth, trade at eight and six times expected revenue, respectively.
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In men, who enter adulthood with thicker, stronger bones, bone loss in midlife is more gradual but often becomes medically significant after age 270.
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Republicans could have made the cuts in Medicaid more gradual, in the process buying greater support from GOP governors and the health care industry.
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Elissa Strauss calls upon various religious and scientific ethical paradigms to argue that personhood is more gradual — and mysterious — than anti-abortion activists believe.
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The third-quarter performance and revised guidance suggested that the downward trend would be more gradual and taper off after 2019, financial analysts said.
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But the desire to avoid a repeat of last winter's crisis will see a more gradual shift away from coal for many other areas.
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The downturn over the next few years will be far more gradual than the sudden collapse seen about a decade ago during the financial crisis.
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A more gradual rate rise, perhaps driven by a slow tightening of monetary conditions worldwide, would result in far less significant market losses for investors.
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For consumers with 30-year mortgages and other longer-term loans, the effect of the Fed's move on their pocketbooks will be far more gradual.
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Growth in emerging markets is projected to be more gradual than previously thought, while monetary easing in Europe and Japan is expected to proceed broadly.
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But those that live in wooded or forested areas, like deer, tend to have a more gradual transition that appears much lower on the body.
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The phrase often appears alongside a multicolored chart showing two curves, one that spikes and descends sharply, and another that shows a more gradual slope.
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"The decision to completely eliminate waivers was a surprise, as the market expectation was for a more gradual reduction," Credit Suisse said in a research note.
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"In contrast to energy inflation, the expected pick-up in (headline) inflation excluding energy and food is likely to be much more gradual," the ECB said.
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"With the Fed reaffirming its caution in hiking rates, we expect a more gradual recovery of the USDJPY pair," the UBS analysts said in the note.
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The Washington Post reported last month that Bolton (and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo) have both expressed skepticism at Biegun's more gradual approach toward North Korea.
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The environment ministry had previously pushed for a system based on just four categories, but French mayors contested the plan, calling for a more gradual transition.
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Many food manufacturers are optimistic that consumers will accept more gradual sodium reductions and are asking the FDA for more time to comply with the guidelines.
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"A Description of the New York Central Park" (New York University Press) is a welcome reminder that the natural pace of change is typically more gradual.
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Looking ahead, we have reset our 22018 and 295 estimates based on our revised outlook for a more gradual ramp of industry production and value-added products.
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These "sunrise alarm clocks" or "wake-up lights" gradually illuminate in a way that simulates the sun rising, promising a more gradual and natural wake-up process.
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Fentanyl overdoses occur much more rapidly than heroin ODs, stopping breathing sometimes within seconds, compared to a slower, more gradual decline in respiration with the older drug.
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The impact of those slowing forces on business growth is much more gradual than that of a recession, and some of those forces are already in play.
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At the time, he suggested that European countries should move forward with further integration, even if other member states would prefer to take a more gradual pace.
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This outburst erupted quite suddenly, but only after years of more gradual, low-level increases in interethnic hostilities between Tutsis and Hutus had been instigated and tolerated.
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"It's very hard with any recession to know if it's a V or a more gradual recovery," Graetz said, referring to a quick versus a slow recovery.
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As a biologic therapy, Fitch expects that when biosimilar competitors arrive, Orencia will experience more gradual market share losses than a small molecule drug facing generic competition.
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But compulsory voting means this movement is more gradual: a slow-motion accumulation of developments rather than the rapid agitation of an energized minority storming the barricades.
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The Fed signaled more gradual hikes, alongside a statement that reiterates a hot economy with a strong labor market, inflation near its 2% target and solid consumer spending.
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Meanwhile, Singapore's headline consumer price index edged up 0.5 percent in February from a year earlier, due to more gradual declines in private road transport and accommodation costs.
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It also eventually ends the generous federal funding for Obamacare's Medicaid expansion; Capito has okayed that provision, though she has pushed for the phaseout to be more gradual.
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Trump also said he was in no rush and had no pressing schedule for North Korea's denuclearisation, hinting at a more gradual, reciprocal approach, long favored by Pyongyang.
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Trump also said he was in no rush and had no pressing schedule for North Korea's denuclearisation, hinting at a more gradual, reciprocal approach, long favoured by Pyongyang.
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Yet party loyalties take a long time to shake off, and the shift of white Southerners from being solid Democrats to solid Republicans was in reality more gradual.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren said Wednesday that U.S. and global economic growth may be diverging and could force the Fed into a more gradual pace of normalization.
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But some market participants believe the Fed may kick-start its rate cutting cycle by aggressive steps compared to expectations of more gradual easing over the coming months.
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Vertical price jumps tend to be followed by sharp downward corrections, yet many analysts believe the coming downturn will be more gradual than the rally that preceded it.
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Quinnipiac's polling showed a sharp downshift in Trump's approval ratings in the last month among whites without college degrees, but other polling is showing a more gradual change.
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Several Republican senators from states that accepted the expansion are wary of ending it in 2020, as the House bill does, and could propose a more gradual transition.
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By all accounts, Mr. Kim believed Mr. Trump was desperate for a deal and would accept a more gradual approach — a partial disarmament leading to partial sanctions relief.
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Trump also said he was in no rush and had no pressing schedule for North Korea's denuclearization, hinting at a more gradual, reciprocal approach, long favored by Pyongyang.
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Oil traders have been calmed by the administration's waivers, signaling a more gradual approach that allows European and Asian customers to find suppliers to replace the Iranian crude.
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But lawmakers froze the rate at 20213% in 2002 and passed a law allowing a more gradual step down to resume if the state hit certain revenue benchmarks.
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Candidates such as former Vice President Joe Biden, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg have called for more gradual policy changes.
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While further policy support can be expected from both the government and the RBI, we expect the recovery to be more gradual than a V shaped sharp recovery.
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You also don't get the same rush as a cigarette or vape; it's a more gradual dose, designed to not trigger the brain's addictive feelings of being rewarded.
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When Elyse Imamura's son was an infant, she and her husband, Robert, chose to spread out his vaccinations at a more gradual pace than the official schedule recommended.
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He also publicly urged the US and North Korea to stage more gradual working talks in the lead-up to the summit to resolve any disagreements or misunderstandings.
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I'm still bullish, but I've said from the start that this adoption cycle will be much slower and more gradual than other products of the past few years.
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The company says it implemented the hardware modification to the brake system in its older model bikes a year ago so the braking response is smoother and more gradual.
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But if this year's batch is anything to go by, it seems like Intel's future may be one of more gradual change, instead of a sprint toward the future.
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But expectations for further tightening were slashed after the central bank left rates on hold earlier this month and suggested the pace of future hikes could be more gradual.
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"To the extent that (inflation) gets above our target, our base case is that that move will be more gradual than something more sudden or substantial," he told reporters.
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However, we think the U.S. dollar has much less room to appreciate this year as the U.S. adjusts to a more gradual timetable for rate hikes, among other factors.
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The West Coast fad, called "smudging," is all about removing harsh lines from older dye jobs and grown-out highlights, so going lighter will look more gradual and natural.
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The Pentagon has slow-walked his orders before, and already there is talk of a more gradual withdrawal given the complications that would probably arise from a hasty pullout.
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The transition, which previously occurred in steps, is now more gradual, reducing the risk that the change will happen at an inopportune time in the market, Mr. Acheson said.
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"It supports a more gradual path for Federal Reserve tightening," said Eric Viloria, currency strategist at Wells Fargo Securities in New York in reference to the U.S. housing data.
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"A 210.07-211.28 basis point rise won't rock the boat if the Fed is going to be more gradual about its rate hike cycle and more cautious," he said.
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Traditional celebrities' fame originates from their participation in an established industry like film, television, or radio; while the prototypical influencer's path to stardom is a more gradual, grassroots affair.
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While so much of Reich's work has conjured the notion of sweeping, wholesale replacements by one population of another, the Jena paper proposed instead a much more gradual process.
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President George W. Bush did something similar in 2001, though his Justice Department arranged a more gradual turnover, where all the holdovers would be out by June of that year.
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Instead, most of the networks around the world will build on top of existing 4G networks, making the improvements more gradual but vastly more cost-efficient than starting from scratch.
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Mr Temer had already conceded a more gradual raising of the minimum retirement age than originally envisaged, which had cut the potential savings over ten years by about a quarter.
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While the Fed's move was widely anticipated, economists said the future path for tightening would be more gradual, sparking a rally in risky assets from stocks to emerging market currencies.
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The state ended up taking a more gradual approach to avoid spurring confusion and generating massive coverage losses as had happened in other states like Arkansas, the Washington Post reported.
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The state ended up taking a more gradual approach to avoid spurring confusion and generating massive coverage losses as had happened in other states like Arkansas, according to the Post.
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Instead of emphasizing jump scares, there's a more gradual sense of all-encompassing fear — it really conveys the idea that Pennywise is an element that pervades the town of Derry.
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While other countries like South Korea, India and China have advocated for cashless payments, the UK and the US are hoping to create a more gradual, manageable and predictable transition.
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Hit early by the coronavirus in its initial spread from China, Japan had seen a more gradual rise than the recent surge in much of Europe and the United States.
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Many pediatricians will tell you a more gradual approach to vaccinations is better than no vaccinations at all, but they offer some hard advice to parents who are considering it.
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Many market watchers expect the PBOC to let the yuan weaken further in coming months if the economy continues to struggle, though some believe it may allow a more gradual decline.
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The House bill would have abruptly cut off the generous federal funding for Medicaid expansion in 2020; these senators have long said they want a more gradual phaseout of that money.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren said global and U.S. economic growth may be slipping and could force the Fed into a more gradual course of rate hikes than officials currently expect.
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Unlike many parents and pundits, he doesn't worry as much about the longer runway to adulthood, arguing that the timetable is more gradual and varied than it was 50 years ago.
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Yellen said Wednesday that the U.S. economy was healthy enough for further rate hikes and the winding down of its bond portfolio — though she hinted hikes would now be more gradual.
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The push for sweeping action, as opposed to a more gradual approach, comes amid an uptick in support among Republicans for Trump's campaign proposal to buy American materials for infrastructure projects.
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Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Timothy Lane said on Monday that the currency's strength will be a factor in future rate decisions, which could signal a more gradual approach to tightening.
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Much of MIT's forecast is based on what happens beyond the immediate electric vehicle impulse, implying a more gradual usage boost than that to those metals used directly in lithium-ion batteries.
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And the slowdown centred on January 2016 caused the central bank to soften its previous language about raising interest rates and replace it with a more gradual stance (FOMC statement, December 2015).
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And the slowdown centred on January 2016 caused the central bank to soften its previous language about raising interest rates and replace it with a more gradual stance ("FOMC statement", December 2015).
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The restructuring of state-owned enterprises this time is also likely to be more gradual than the same process in the late 1990s with mass privatization and widespread layoffs not likely outcomes.
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"Chances are good that the PBOC will hike along with a Fed hike but in a much more gradual way," said Zhao Yang, chief China economist at Nomura International in Hong Kong.
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Another big change has been more gradual: Search on mobile phones surpassed desktop queries last year and the company said that mobile web searches were now the driving force behind revenue growth.
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Warren and Sanders have both called for more stark changes to the political and economic system than Biden, who seeks more gradual shifts on health care and climate change, among other issues.
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I didn't want to delay anyone "arriving" to my party, but I also didn't want to have all 7 people pop up onscreen at once, because I prefer a more gradual flow.
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When possible, providing support services such as drop-in centers, shelters, counseling and job training can encourage a more gradual and informed exit, aiding survivors' recovery and helping to prevent re-exploitation.
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McCafferty said he believes a more gradual approach should be taken towards monetary policy since the information about how the economy has reacted to the June 23 referendum is still very limited.
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Whereas I think in England, it's a much more gradual process, perhaps, of broadening, and there's still a lot of gate keepers — it's just that the gate keepers are configured differently: bureaucratic.
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Bill Cassidy and John Barrasso told reporters they were close to an agreement that would still phase out the expansion under their plan — but at a more gradual pace than the House.
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Left no choice but to wildly swing for the fences, King struck out with risk-filled trades when conventional wisdom would have dictated more gradual team building along with a Brooklyn fan base.
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"While there is scope for further (BOC) tightening (over the coming months), we would expect that it would occur at a more gradual pace," said Eric Viloria, senior currency strategist at Wells Fargo.
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The loonie had hit a 1-1/2-year low of C$1.3445 against the greenback overnight after the Bank of Canada suggested the pace of future rate hikes could be more gradual.
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The five nuclear powers — the United States, Russia, China, Britain and France — refused to attend the meeting saying a ban won't work and the world should instead stick with a more gradual approach.
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"Reducing 2035 emissions 163% below 1990 levels will confer greater benefits on the state economy [than a slower, more gradual decline], adding about 1% to GDP and about 17,000 new jobs," BEAR writes.
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The two sides need to get together at the highest levels and explore whether there is a credible — but more gradual — approach to changing China's trade practices that we both can live with.
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If they pursue a more gradual approach, they can draw support from allies among conservative ranks and the business community, but then they risk a dilatory decarbonization that is too little, too late.
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In debates, Biden and Buttigieg have tried to use the uneasiness about Medicare for All to their advantage by making the contrast between their more gradual approach and that of Warren and Sanders.
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The assessment diverges from recent revisions by the likes of Morgan Stanley, which sees a more gradual rise to lower highs, and Raymond James, which expects a near-term spike followed by moderating prices.
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A sudden change in health, a stroke, or a more gradual shift in driving abilities all might signal the right time to drop driving, Bingham, who wasn't involved in the study, added by email.
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Incentives and lifting of red tape could help overcome what diplomats, lobbyists and business owners say is a cultural divide between the breakneck pace of Israel's start-up scene and India's more gradual approach.
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But for young New Yorkers, for whom the appeal of New York has long been the ability to freely move around the city to socialize, work and live, it's been a more gradual process.
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World stock markets were mixed after Wall Street indexes came off their highs and the dollar slipped on bets that U.S. interest rate hikes would be more gradual than the Federal Reserve has suggested.
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They suggested that the recovery could be more gradual, as the global spread of the virus means monetary easing "would not be able to provide a full safety net" for corporate profitability and jobs.
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But Mr. Jayaraman also pointed out that if the Fed increases are more gradual than expected, leading to "a slow and steady increase in the dollar, the emerging markets can weather that better," he said.
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"Some of the conditions underlying recent bouts of turmoil largely remain in place, and an important reason for the fading of this turbulence was the expectation of more gradual U.S. monetary policy tightening," Brainard said.
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Our fiscal targets would be attained by having A: a more gradual adjustment of the fiscal targets and B: raising taxation where it has less effect, which is the most wealthy part of our society.
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The comments followed remarks Wednesday from another voting member, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren, that global and U.S. economic growth may be slipping and force a more gradual pace of tightening than officials currently expect.
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In January, during a speech at Stanford University, Mr. Biegun signaled that American negotiators might be willing to push off the demand for an inventory of nuclear assets and engage in a more gradual process.
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Compared to commercially available opioids, the more gradual effects of NKTR-181 may make it less attractive as a drug of abuse for people seeking a rapid onset of a "high", according to the company.
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Last week, he told a gathering in Iowa that he supports a more gradual approach to expanding coverage, such as a Medicare buy-in plan, because it is more feasible in the polarized political environment.
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Until she unveiled her own, more gradual implementation plan — after weeks of saying "I'm with Bernie" on Medicare for all — Ms. Warren had carefully guarded her left flank to avoid handing Mr. Sanders any fodder.
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"Our EM FX strategists now expect CNY to trade in the 7.1-7.2 range in H2 2019 and assign a low but rising probability of more gradual deprecation to the 7.5-7.7 range," Societe General said.
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While many scholars believe that the diseases brought by early Spanish explorers spread like wildfire across North America, research led by Harvard anthropologist Matthew Liebmann indicates that the demise of native populations was much more gradual.
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The dollar posted steep losses against major currencies on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates as expected but signaled a more gradual pace of monetary tightening this year than many in the market anticipated.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren sounded a cautious tone overnight, saying global and U.S. economic growth may be slipping and could force the Fed into a more gradual course of rate hikes than officials currently expect.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada kept interest rates on hold on Wednesday as expected and said there might be more room for non-inflationary growth, indicating the pace of future hikes could be more gradual.
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The result may be that the recovery we are trying to maintain would actually be much harder to maintain with a policy that waits much longer and then tightens versus tightening at a more gradual pace.
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After five years of accommodative policy, most analysts expect the BOK to take a hawkish turn next year in a more gradual approach to exiting low rates than some of its counterparts in Europe and Canada.
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While Poloz acknowledged that the process of getting the economy back on track has been more gradual than the central bank would like, he reiterated his forecast that Canada would close its output gap around mid-2018.
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BOSTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Global and U.S. economic growth may be slipping and force the Federal Reserve into a more gradual course of rate hikes than officials currently expect, Boston Fed president Eric Rosengren said on Wednesday.
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While a rise in bond yields could also reignite sovereign debt concerns, most countries have increased the duration of their debt, suggesting that any rise in funding costs would have a more gradual impact, the ECB added.
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McConnell has moved in their direction on those issues, proposing a more gradual three-year phaseout of the Medicaid expansion and keeping the Obamacare rule that prohibits health plans from charging sick people more than healthy people.
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The timetable for a full-on switch to OLED for all iPhone models was 2019 back in March, when supply chain sources reported a more gradual shift to the new displays over the next three design cycles.
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That's one of several important differences between today's U.S. equity market and the one that led up to the crash: This year, the rally has been steady and impressive, but has traveled at a more gradual angle.
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"Trading in the third quarter was better than expected as demand in the UK held up better than feared," analysts at Barclays said, adding that they expected a more gradual decline in demand over 2017 and 2018.
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These spectacular losses were on top of the more gradual drain that many veterans of the wars watched firsthand — including such scams as Afghan National Army recruits showing up for training and disappearing after rifles were issued.
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Mr. Trump, of course, talked about the North giving up all of its weapons in one fell swoop — before allowing, just in the past few days, that he might be willing to try a more gradual approach.
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With a less severe symptoms profile, patients may stay in an asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic state for a long time, symptoms appearance may be more gradual than sudden, and progression to hospitalization and death would be rare.
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The company learned from the first round of feedback that its design needs improvement in terms of making the ramp longer to facilitate more gradual onboarding and disembarking, as well as optimizing pick-up and drop-off points.
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The Bank of Canada expected in January investment in the energy sector to contract because of low oil prices and production curtailments in Alberta, as it signaled the pace of future interest rate hikes could be more gradual.
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It also said that the 40 percent decline in oil prices meant that the increase in inflation "is now expected to be slightly more gradual in the near term" than forecast in the committee's November Inflation report projections.
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"The mix of global growth being perhaps a bit slower and a more gradual path for the U.S. fed funds rate... are likely positive for the yen," said Brian Daingerfield, currency strategist for RBS Securities in Stamford, Connecticut.
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For the truth of the matter, it's probably best to average the two months and assume that higher wages are indeed coaxing people into the labor force, but at a more gradual pace than the September report suggested.
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The hope is that widespread "social distancing" can "flatten the curve" tracking the spread of the pandemic - from the steep rise in the initial phases to a more gradual increase as efforts to contain the outbreak take effect.
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Taking a more gradual approach to raising rates should make it easier to sustain economic growth, with the RBI forecasting expansion of 7.4 percent for the financial year ending in March and 7.6 percent for the following year.
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Oil plunged on Thursday, with U.S. crude prices dropping almost 3 percent due to oversupply fears as U.S. crude oil inventories rose sharply and tighter U.S. sanctions on Iran were having a more gradual impact than had been expected.
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But many organizations are, in fact, not throwing all of their eggs into the clouds, so to speak, and are taking a more gradual path to migrate some or all of their IP out of on-premises-based solutions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil plunged Thursday, with U.S. crude dropping almost 3 percent as the market grappled with oversupply fears as increased U.S. sanctions on Iran had more gradual impact than expected and U.S. crude oil inventories rose sharply.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar posted steep losses against major currencies on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates as expected but signaled a more gradual pace of monetary tightening this year than many in the market anticipated.
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Williams had at the beginning of the year expected the Fed to raise rates several times in 2016, but global events have caused him to pencil in "a little more gradual pace of increases," he said in the interview.
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Economists said the reform remains crucial for Brazil to keep its public finances under control, even if it is diluted by the lower minimum retirement age for women and a more gradual transition period due to the latest compromises.
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Hynes said China may take a more gradual approach in shutting inefficient mills rather than force "a lot of closures at once" and cause a spike in steel prices, which is what happened in the third quarter last year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar posted steep losses against major currencies on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates as expected but signalled a more gradual pace of monetary tightening this year than many in the market anticipated.
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DUBAI, July 13 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf are expected to rise on Thursday, in line with global markets, as investors were relieved that U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen indicated a more gradual tightening of monetary policy.
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Dance singles offer concentrated dopamine hits and lengthy mixes offer IV drips of all sorts of pleasant neurotransmitters, but 2016's vast slate of electronic full-lengths, while sometimes more gradual in their effects, are no less life-altering.
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"It has become clearer that the pace of fiscal adjustment is going to be more gradual than originally expected and they will continue to need funding next year," said Alejo Czerwonko, an emerging markets economist at UBS Wealth Management.
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Mr. Trump wanted North Korea to fully denuclearize in exchange for sanctions relief, while North Korea favored a more gradual rollback of its nuclear program in exchange for the removal of sanctions that are most painful to its citizens.
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While the dollar could see further gains against the yen in the near term, the pace is likely to become more gradual given the potential for dollar-selling by Japanese exporters, said a trader for a Japanese bank in Tokyo.
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Instead of a transition of just one year, Sanders's plan would take big but more gradual steps in its first year — eliminating all cost sharing in Medicare, lowering its eligibility age from 65 to 55, and enrolling everyone under age 18.
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The government had decided that its fiscal targets would be obtained by having a "more gradual adjustment of the fiscal targets and raising taxation where it has less effect – which means on the most wealthy parts of our society," he added.
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Sam Stovall, U.S. equity strategist at S&P Capital IQ, said investors wanted the Fed to say that it won't increase interest rates at its meeting in March, and will raise interest rates after that at a more gradual pace.
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"The extension of the cycle and possible revisions of the pace of easing will continue to depend on inflation forecasts and expectations," said the bank, pointing to evidence that the recovery could take longer and be more gradual than expected.
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"The more gradual approaches have higher levels of support and, particularly among Republicans, those ideas are more palatable than a switch to a single government plan," said Liz Hamel, director of public opinion and survey research at the Kaiser Foundation.
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Italy, whose banks are among the most affected by bad loan burdens, has long called for a more gradual offloading of soured debt, fearing lenders could face large capital holes if they were forced to write down such loans too fast.
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In short, Roe was always a little flimsy, and some — like Ginsburg — have argued that a more gradual change in state legislatures and the courts would've been a safer way to secure our rights; one with less backlash against them.
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The proposed Better Care Reconciliation Act has a few key differences from the House's AHCA: It wouldn't allow some insurers to charge more for preexisting conditions and would result in deeper cuts to Medicaid funding, but through a more gradual process.
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As the Obama administration now recognizes, patient diplomacy with greater flexibility — a transition featuring a more gradual easing out of Bashar al-Assad's clique — is the only realistic hope for ending this brutal war and uniting former foes against Islamic extremists.
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OSLO, Aug 43 (Reuters) - Norway's Telenor expects investments in so-called fifth-generation mobile phone networks (5G) to be more gradual than the rapid roll-outs of earlier networks, Chief Executive Sigve Brekke told a conference in Oslo on Tuesday.
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Jeff Flake: Flake hasn't committed to vote for the bill yet, but it's worth noting, the key provision he got into the Senate bill -- a more gradual phaseout of the five-year expensing provision -- is in the final tax deal.
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In Jerusalem, before he traveled to the Turkish capital, Ankara, Mr. Bolton pledged that American forces would remain in Syria until the Islamic State was fully defeated, setting the stage for a more gradual withdrawal than the one Mr. Trump heralded.
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"I think this is definitely an unloved sector, where you actually had pretty consistent growth and more importantly I'd say you have clearly a very accommodative policy-maker, so you have to be a bit more gradual on the sectors," Kontopoulos added.
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The move comes as Democrats on the campaign trail and in Congress debate how best to expand health care in the US -- ranging from a complete overhaul through "Medicare for All" or more gradual shifts through ideas such as the public option.
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Instead of hoping for a Supreme Court silver bullet, he argues, campaign finance reformers need to wage a much broader and more gradual struggle on the state and local level and in academia — as gun rights activists and marriage equality reformers did.
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It's another example of how technology's utility and wider societal impacts can vary when you parachute a new thing into a market and hope people jump on board vs growth being organic and more gradual because it's led by real-world demand.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Sentiment toward most emerging Asian currencies improved in the last two weeks helped by the prospect of more gradual U.S. rates rises and further European monetary policy easing, while a rebound in oil also boosted risk assets, a Reuters poll showed.
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Still, many market watchers expect the central bank will allow the yuan to weaken further in coming months if the economy continues to struggle, though some believe it may allow a more gradual decline after a 2.7 percent fall so far this year.
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SX7E has fallen more than 25 percent since the beginning of the year, prompting policymakers including Bank of Italy governor Ignazio Visco to call for a more gradual introduction of rules that place the burden of propping up failing banks on investors.
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Members of the conservative House group want to see a corporate tax rate in the teens, while Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch has warned that Republicans might have to settle for a more gradual drop from the current 35% to 25% rate.
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Earlier this month, she released a plan that would avoid raising taxes on the middle class to finance her Medicare for All proposal and outlined a more gradual approach to health care that would preserve private insurance coverage for a transition period.
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At the Nevada Democratic Party's "First in the West" dinner on Sunday, both Warren and Sanders asserted that the country was in need of transformative policies and a broad restructuring of U.S. politics, and swiped at those who advocate for more gradual change.
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Centrist Democrats are pushing back on the fast-paced approach to climate change legislation preferred by Green New Deal supporters, arguing instead for a more gradual manner that they think will have a stronger chance of passing and reaching across the aisle.
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It is still consistent with the Fed raising short term interest rates, but I think the main theme here is that investors are expecting the Fed to be even more gradual, a little bit more cautious in raising interest rates in 2019.
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Still, researchers say that even incomplete data is critical to current efforts to "flatten the curve" of the spread of the pandemic — from the steep rise in the initial phases to a more gradual increase as efforts to contain the outbreak take effect.
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This could make it easier for the North to reject demands to discard its weapons quickly, forcing Mr. Trump to choose between accepting a more gradual process or going home empty-handed despite the expectations he has built ahead of the meeting.
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The shock announcement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday gave people only a few hours to spend or deposit 500 and 1,000 rupee bills before they were abolished, although plans are in place to allow a more gradual conversion to new notes.
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" He also believes Apple will be the first company to reach a $1 trillion market cap thanks to a more gradual replacement cycle: "Right now you have 350 million iPhones that are up for an upgrade over the next 12 to 18 months.
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That rate is unheard of over the last 800,000 years (Scientists have direct proof of Earth's CO0003 levels from as far as 800,000 years ago from air bubbles trapped in ancient ice.) Previous rises in carbon dioxide levels have simply been more gradual events.
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"Together with announcements by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) that will ease credit conditions, and a more gradual shift in the monetary stance over the last two months, this represents a significant change towards more accommodative policy," analysts at Moody's said in a note.
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He has been quick to point out that the JPMorgan board has a succession plan in place, whether he departs abruptly due to unforeseen circumstances - known colloquially as a "hit by a truck" scenario - or whether he takes part in a more gradual transition.
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The U.S. dollar has had less room to appreciate this year as the country adjusts to a more gradual timetable for rate hikes, UBS' Haefele pointed out, adding that international earnings at large U.S. corporations should be a better contributor to profit growth in future.
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Carmon, citing Yale Law's Reva Siegel, a noted expert on abortion jurisprudence, offers a more gradual trajectory: In an interview, Reva Siegel, a constitutional law professor at Yale, sketched out a possible two-step scenario akin to Roberts's rulings on the Voting Rights Act.
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While it appears that its global expansion drive is a little more gradual than what was previously envisaged — backer and board member Reid Hoffman told TechCrunch in 2016 that he could imagine it in 50 cities — Clifford said EF isn't raising more capital presently.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada kept interest rates on hold on Wednesday as expected and suggested the pace of future hikes could be more gradual, pushing the Canadian dollar down to an 18-month low and slashing market expectations of another increase next month.
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Sales from physical stores will continue to represent the bulk of Walmart's revenue and the contribution from e-commerce is expected to increase only modestly, given Fitch's view that consumer shift towards on-line grocery will be more gradual than that of other categories.
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While mimicking the House's version by aiming to defund Planned Parenthood and allowing states to opt out of covering essential health benefits, it offers a more gradual roll back of Medicaid expansion and doesn't allow insurers to charge people more for having preexisting conditions.
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BEIJING, Sept 22 (Reuters) - S&P Global Ratings said on Friday that China's deleveraging process will be much more gradual than expected in the next few years, a day after the agency downgraded the country's sovereign credit rating due to risks stemming form a rapid debt buildup.
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"My preferred path for policy is for a more gradual" tightening than most others on the policy-making Federal Open Market Committee due to an expected boost in productivity from investment in technologies, said the Fed's vice chair of supervision, who rarely comments on monetary policy.
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Portman doesn't want the Senate bill to move any more to the right on Medicaid and made it clear throughout the meetings that he wanted to see a more gradual reduction in federal payments for Medicaid expansion rather than the abrupt cut-off in the House bill.
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Senate Republicans have made clear they'd also love to immediately repeal all of Obamacare's taxes -- but they're adding new money via the tax credit, and the more gradual Medicaid expansion phase out, and to risk pools, and potentially to an opioid fund and rural hospital money.
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In many ways, what has happened in the South China Sea resembles a more gradual version of what Vladimir Putin's Russia achieved in Crimea during its 2014 takeover – using armed men without uniform to change the reality on the ground before Ukraine or its allies could react.
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Although I can never know whether he also suffered from depression (Tutu was very hesitant to speak about her father's death for most of her life), it seems clear that he was a casualty of the more gradual, insidious anti-Semitic laws stripping Jews of full equality.
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But when they looked at other, more gradual types of loss and disturbance — forests that had been opened to selective logging for firewood, for example, or road-building that exposed more trees to drying or windy conditions — they found that the carbon impact increased sixfold over the period.
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Yellen for the second time in two days warned that a delay in tightening monetary policy could drive up inflation and force the Fed to jack up rates in response, sending the economy into a tailspin that might have been avoided if the rate hikes had been more gradual.
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The Outlook revision reflects Fitch's expectations of a more gradual deleveraging progress over the next year or two on account of Pan Brothers' intensifying working capital requirements and the delay in capacity addition, which may affect the company's operating scale and hence its bargaining power among global apparel brands.
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"While we would expect the shares to react negatively this morning, we expect the capital increase to be a one-off event, with any future increases dealt with via a more gradual build-up of surplus capital through a slightly lower overall payout," said Shore Capital analyst Paul McGinnis.
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In the end, I was happy I'd gone counterclockwise, getting the bulk of elevation gain under my belt early on so that I could circle back on the Homestead Trail section of the loop; it has a more gradual slope, with wooden stairs in sections and some shade.
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"The impact of Brexit is projected to be muted for the United States, as lower long-term interest rates and a more gradual path of monetary policy normalization are expected to broadly offset larger corporate spreads, a stronger U.S. dollar, and some decline in confidence," the IMF said in its projections.
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"As we continue to focus on quality and efficiency rather than simply pushing for the highest possible volume in the shortest period of time, we expect to have a slightly more gradual ramp through Q1, likely ending the quarter at a weekly rate of about 2,500 Model 3 vehicles," Tesla said.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said of Kim last week it was "time for him to deliver," but the Trump administration has moved away from demands that North Korea give up its nuclear weapons immediately and has appeared to adopt a more gradual, reciprocal approach Pyongyang has insisted on.
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As voters in the party's presidential primary decide whether they want a far-reaching overhaul of the economic and political system or more gradual change, the party's House candidates in battleground districts have mostly tried to block out the national noise as they attempt to dig farther into GOP territory.
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While they contend that 1928 was the dividing line between the Old World Order, in which wars of conquest were acceptable, and a New World Order, in which they are not, their book shows that there was a more gradual trend over the centuries to impose humanitarian restrictions on warfare.
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If they regain a toehold of power in Austin, and can prevent Republicans from having total control over gerrymandering, Democrats could turn Texas blue in a hurry; if not, it'll probably be a more gradual process over the next decade, with strict voter ID and other forms of suppression still intact, and districts artificially tilted in Republicans' favor.
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McCafferty, one of the more hawkish members of the bank's monetary policy committee, was one of three of the nine committee members to vote against more QE. He said in Tuesday's column he favoured a more gradual approach, because information on how the economy was reacting to Britain's decision on the EU was still "very limited".
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Moderates are holding out hope that they'll see a more gradual "glide path" to end Medicaid expansion and that their leaders will find a way to make the tax credits more generous for low-income people, but nothing is set in stone leaving open a real question of if they'll be able to vote for what comes forward.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) said he wants a more gradual "glide path" for capping the expansion, an idea not popular with conservatives.
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The office of the president's chief of staff is preparing another decree maintaining the end of subsidies but also providing for a more gradual elimination of the loopholes, Pereira said, speaking at the briefing with Albuquerque In 2017, rural users and farmers who used irrigation received roughly 3.6 billion reais ($946.75 million) in discounts on their electricity usage.
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Mainstream anti-abortion groups like National Right to Life and Americans United for Life had long favored a more gradual approach to curtailing abortion, and they weren't the ones initially pushing bans like Ohio's "heartbeat" law or Alabama's even more restrictive measure, which bans abortion at all stages of pregnancy with no exception for rape or incest.
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The engagement with Exxon itself has been more gradual; members of the family tried for more than a decade, through conversations with company executives and through proxy measures, to get Exxon to take a stronger stance in favor of clean energy and, in the days when the company was expressing doubts in paid advertisements in The New York Times about climate science, to get it to stop.
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