Our neighbors to the north in Canada have a banking system that is generally viewed as one of the most stable, if not the most stable, in the world.
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In terms of conservation, ash is the most stable substance.
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Her parents are the most stable people in the world.
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Graham and Trump haven't always had the most stable relationship.
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Trump wants to be the most stable genius that ever lived.
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East Antarctica was once considered the most stable part of Antarctica.
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The Beast, among Brooks' most stable shoes, will get them later.
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"That was oldest, most stable ice in the Arctic," said Mathis.
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But she's always been the most stable, caring character on this show.
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Peru is one of Latin America's most stable and fast-growing economies.
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Their most "stable" memories are the ones they made between 25-35.
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Bernie is the, rock because he appears to be the most stable.
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"He is the most stable and caring, steady person," Ms. Dimenstein said.
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You're severing perhaps the most stable relationship that the employee may have.
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It is the most stable component of the nation's health insurance system.
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These events have shaken what was Latin America's most stable and successful country.
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Times are hard for big consumer companies, once among the world's most stable.
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It's also worth noting that Quavo is the most stable of the group.
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Peter Lee runs the country's largest and most stable state marketplace, Covered California.
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At the moment, ultimate felt like the most stable thing in my life.
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The most stable element of his existence, aside from his mother, was gone.
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Be sure to have the most stable WiFi possible, especially as the host.
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The winner of the competition is the person with the most stable heart rate.
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The cartel is the most stable drug trafficking organization of the last 20 years.
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We think of American democracy as the most stable and secure in the world.
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The U.S. is one of the largest and most stable economies in the world.
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Why it matters: The ACA marketplaces aren't in the most stable condition right now.
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For now though, Nordic lenders are regarded as among the most stable in Europe.
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Peru, the world's second-biggest copper producer, is one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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"I think the iPhone is the most stable face-tracking technology right now," Manabe says.
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Is Trump the most stable genius who ever lived who also tweets from the toilet?
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After all, Chile had transformed into one of Latin America's safest and most stable economies.
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This rack was the easiest to install and felt the most stable under testing loads.
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It's now one of the most stable synths I own—just a dream to play.
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Amid all this, the British royal family looks like the most stable institution we've got.
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A "grand coalition" between them, possibly backed by Ciudadanos, would be the most stable option.
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But the political crisis has spooked investors in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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Zambia has been one of Africa's most stable democracies although there were skirmishes during campaigning.
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The most stable presence around Eller is her 17-year-old grandson, Jaybo (Reynaldo Piniella).
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"We always thought she [Louise Turpin] was the most stable of them," her aunt said.
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Cyanogen's builds were considered among the most stable, longest lasting custom ROMs in the Android world.
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Even in the most stable households, Mr Winton learned, "everything you know and see is fragile".
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It's a maddening process, enough to drive even the most stable person to derangement and despair.
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At the same time, Germany also has one of the most stable power grids in Europe.
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That troubles some economists because sales taxes are traditionally the most stable revenue sources for states.
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On Soccer For a decade, the German champion operated as the most stable of the superclubs.
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Peru is the world's No.2 copper producer and one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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The federal republic is not Weimar; it is one of the world's most stable political systems.
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That is the lowest number — and the most stable market, based on that metric — since 203.
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That's where scientists expect the ice "to be at its thickest and most stable," Petty says.
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Best companies in the world, most stable, with the best products, best management, best services, period.
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In part for that reason, Alabama's election results are among the most stable in the country.
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Going into the fall season, NBC had the most stable schedule of the big four networks.
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When he joined the Reds, it was a career move to one of Europe's most stable giants.
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Though they never tied the knot, the couple seemed to be one of Hollywood's most stable pairs.
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Libya Five short years ago, Libya was one of the wealthiest and most stable nations in Africa.
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There are few big surprises: Finland is the world's most stable country and South Sudan the least.
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Hydrates are most stable under high pressure and cold — conditions found on the underside of a glacier.
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ONE of South-East Asia's richest and hitherto most stable countries, Malaysia ought to be a beacon.
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Within investment grade credit, we favor senior unsecured bonds for banks with the most stable credit profiles.
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The clocks kick each other around until they and the wall attain their most stable, relaxed state.
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"I wouldn't say it's the best but it's the most stable," he said of the industry's health.
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Touring is the most stable part of my job because, normally, my life is a roller coaster.
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Of course, ironically, the most receptive states tend to be the ones with the most stable exchanges.
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We aren't just the largest and most stable economy, we are also the globe's premier reserve currency.
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Sanders' support among his partisans has been perhaps the most stable factor in the race so far.
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But potential trouble loomed at the crossing into Chile, one of Latin America's most stable and prosperous nations.
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Goldman pays just under 5% interest on its long-term debt, the most stable component of its funding.
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Despite his party dominating Tanzanian politics since independence, the country's democracy is still one of Africa's most stable.
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Since its independence from Britain in 20143, Botswana has been one of Africa's most stable and prosperous democracies.
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Our financial markets are among the most stable while our currency is appropriately priced in foreign exchange markets.
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Supporters of the two main parties clashed in what is generally one of the continent's most stable democracies.
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Currently, the biggest and most stable societies have the lowest rates of religious belief, according to New Scientist.
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It is also one of the most stable countries in Africa with one of the best wildlife records.
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His influence in the White House has been one of the most stable and influential in policy debates.
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Botswana, a country with a population of about 2.3 million, is considered one of Africa's most stable democracies.
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I am training to be a competitive powerlifter, and it's probably the most stable/regular aspect of my life.
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However, the best and most stable index is the Nasdaq and this is clearly seen in the monthly chart.
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In recent years their country has been named the most stable, the freest and the safest by various organisations.
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Economies dominated by hedge financing—that is, those with strong cashflows and low debt levels—are the most stable.
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Wallace was raised in central Illinois and returned to it for the most stable, productive period of his life.
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"We have the most unstable president and a most stable city in the midst of instability," Mr. Sharpton said.
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The job, she said, is the most stable work she has had and helped put her son through college.
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"You're talking here about one of the most stable, strongest economies in the Middle East," Sajwani told the audience.
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Finland has also been ranked the most stable country in the world — as well as the freest and safest.
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Mixed, but mixed in such a way that the things most important to economic growth are the most stable.
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Ironically, apps analytics firm Aptelligent just released a report stating iOS 9.3 is the most stable new release in years.
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The group with the biggest weight changes had 124 percent more deaths than those whose weight remained the most stable.
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They unmarried duo was Keeping Up With the Kardashians' most stable couple after nearly a decade of love and pregnancies.
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Or should this chasm remind us of the inescapable madness that lies beneath even the most stable video streaming platforms?
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Tanzania, a former British colony of 57 million people, has long been regarded as one of Africa's most stable democracies.
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In recent years, he has also been the company's most stable and visible leader during a prolonged period of turmoil.
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His home in the Flatbush neighborhood is his most stable housing situation since before he and his mother were evicted.
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And we have to reckon with the possibility that this model might become the most stable alternative to liberal democracy.
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But investors worry a new ballot could sweep anti-establishment candidates to power in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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Although Kraft runs perhaps the most stable franchise in the N.F.L. — who else has had the same coach for 20123 years?
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At this time, the market had cranked out nearly $570 billion in funding for the most stable companies on the market.
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Despite occasional bouts of political turmoil, Peru has been one of Latin America's most stable and fastest-growing economies this century.
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Chile, which returned to democracy in 1990 after a 17-year dictatorship, is normally one of Latin America's most stable countries.
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Renowned for its hospitality, this small Central American paradise is one of the most stable and prosperous countries in the region.
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The dong is currently one of Southeast Asia's most stable currencies, losing 4.9 percent in 2015 compared to double digits elsewhere.
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Opponents of no deal say it would be a nightmare for what was once one of the West's most stable democracies.
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It also helps that Herat, the saffron region where the plant is based, is one of the most stable in Afghanistan.
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At a time of turmoil in world financial markets, the renminbi is actually among the most stable currencies, Mr. Yi added.
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Chile, one of Latin America´s strongest and most stable economies, has become a magnet for Venezuelans seeking a new home.
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For years, Iran has boasted — not without merit — that it is the safest and most stable place in the Middle East.
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The firestorm has hit what has been the most stable of Fieldston's four divisions, as well as the most racially diverse.
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Senegal is one of Africa's most stable democracies and has witnessed peaceful political transitions since its independence from France in 1960.
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Each set comes with four different radioactive elements and also features the atomic number and isotopic mass of the most stable isotope.
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It helped make post-war German politics among the most stable in Europe, with conservative leaders in power more often than not.
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Scientists have estimated the island's location based on the most stable existing elements and isotopes, and Shaughnessy believes she is getting closer.
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Chile's unexpected election result means that one of Latin America's most stable and prosperous countries is entering a period of unaccustomed uncertainty.
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So much for Qatar's initial selling point as "one of the most stable countries in the Middle East," Ulrichsen said, to AFP.
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The three parties campaigned on further strengthening the welfare state and improving equality in one of Africa's most stable and wealthy nations.
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Senegal has long been viewed as West Africa's most stable democracy, with peaceful transitions of power since it gained independence in 1960.
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For the last decade, it has been one of Africa's most stable nations, a solid Western ally with a fast-growing economy.
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Finland wanted people to know that it is the most stable country in the world, and that it offers free school lunches.
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At around 800 strong, Bulgaria's brown bear population is concentrated in its central and southwestern mountains and among the most stable in Europe.
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"Young people are steadily pushing back against pressures to get married quickly and gun for the most stable and lucrative job," Fish said.
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But the fresh escalation in political tensions in one of Latin America's most stable economies might also prompt counter-attacks by Keiko's allies.
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Botswana, a diamond-rich country of just over two million people, has long been held up as one of Africa's most stable democracies.
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Today she is now a program coordinator with the foundation and says she is now the most stable she has been in years.
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What was once one of the most stable, prosperous nations in Latin America is now considered the second most dangerous in the world.
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They also enjoy the third most stable economic and political climate in the world, according to the Fund For Peace Fragile States index.
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The West African nation has long been viewed as the region's most stable democracy, with peaceful transitions of power since independence in 1960.
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But it has been an independent nation since 1963, with a sense of pride that it is among the region's most stable democracies.
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Mr. Menditto offered a tip: Mr. Boodley had chosen Seat 6 in the middle of the coaster car as the most stable spot.
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Germany was second behind the United States among countries that provide the most stable and secure real estate investments, according to the survey.
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That's not the most stable foundation of public knowledge for any potential future anti-trust inquiries into Facebook's ownership of Instagram and WhatsApp.
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The "Era of Good Feelings", an age that roughly coincides with the Madison presidency, was the most stable period in the young nation's existence.
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The People's Action Party has ruled Singapore, one of the richest and most stable countries in the world, without interruption since independence in 1965.
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Meanwhile, the 2.5% official rate in Chile - generally seen as the most stable and least risky of Latin America's larger economies - is already low.
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Ghana is one of Africa's most stable democracies and President John Mahama faces a tough re-election battle against opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo.
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However, net of the most stable sources of funding, we estimate an external debt service requirement of USD13 billion-55 billion over 12 months.
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The most stable period of production in the North African country since 2013 has pushed output as high as 1.3 million barrels per day.
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Mid-level Taliban leaders are not always the most stable business partners and with a higher degree a risk comes a higher associated cost.
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Analysts initially had expected Chile to contain the unrest, since Chile is seen as the most stable and economically viable country in the region.
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A convention called to rewrite that document could truncate our most stable emblem of unity at the precise moment that we need it most.
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With solid performance and consistent backing from its namesake, Schonfeld might be one of the most stable hedge funds in the game right now.
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This country needs now, more than ever, its most stable and steady hands to lead it through a world that has become incredibly dangerous.
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The country, a popular tourist destination and one of Africa's most stable nations, holds elections every five years, with the last one in 2014.
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Senegal has long been viewed as the region's most stable democracy, with peaceful transitions of power since it gained independence from France in 1960.
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The heightened tensions between Congress and the president have ushered in a new period of political uncertainty in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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East Antarctica, once considered the most stable part of Antarctica, is now showing signs of increased melting due in part to human-caused climate change.
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The vote capped a week of political turmoil in one of Latin America's most stable and robust economies, also the world's second-biggest copper producer.
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"In developing countries, the most stable currency they have access to is actually devaluing at a rate of 5 percent or more," Al-Naji said.
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Voters regularly turn the government out of power in Ghana, one of Africa's most stable democracies, and policy debate is considered a crucial electoral battleground.
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The southern Latin nation, most recently known as one of the region's most stable and prosperous, is also now seeing a knock-on economic impact.
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It is also what makes the show universal, a nod to how power can turn even the most stable and successful boy into a fascist.
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That may not seem like a big drop but remember this is a president who has had among the most stable approval ratings on record.
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Germany has always been strongly pro-American — not always on policy, but in celebrating the sense that America is our most stable trans-Atlantic partner.
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The Knicks are even making the Nets, with their league-worst 9-44 record, look like the most stable basketball organization in New York City.
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The question becomes: not do politics matter to outcomes, but do investors in the heretofore most stable jurisdictions have any idea how to price the risks?
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"It's the most stable country outside of Chile… Way more stable than Brazil, way more stable than Argentina and way more stable than Mexico," Suarez says.
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Renzi, who has pinned his political future to the constitutional overhaul, says the change will help make Italy one of the most stable countries in Europe.
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The scene was captured on May 16th in downtown Nairobi, the capital of what is meant to be one of Africa's most stable and hopeful countries.
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The hordes of people and the decision-making that happens there often conspire to cause major irritability and disagreements among even the most stable of couples.
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This analysis looks only at states that have publicly released all insurance filings for next year, and some of those states have the most stable markets.
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"It was the most stable moment of my life to date," said Mr. Buttigieg, who joined when he was working as a consultant for McKinsey & Company.
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Mali had been one of West Africa's most stable nations before 2012, when secular Tuareg separatists began an uprising, as they had done in the past.
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Chile, one of Latin America's most stable economies and a short flight from Argentina over the Andes Mountains, has absorbed successive waves of highly qualified Argentine migrants.
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It shoots 1440p60 video using one of the Max's 180-degree lenses, and offers Max Hypersmooth, which GoPro claims is its most stable form of video stabilization.
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Tommy has never been the most stable guy and let's just say his love affair with the mercurial Holly Weaver will lead to some intense story lines.
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Every boxer, dancer, surfer, snowboarder or skateboarder knows that the human body is at its most stable when turned sideways, knees slightly bent, feet well-spaced apart.
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Tanzania's politics have never been truly open, but what is different now is that even CCM, which is by far the country's most stable institution, is cowed.
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The possibility of early elections due to a stalemate between Congress and the executive branch has also increased uncertainty in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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Zambia was seen as one of Southern Africa's most stable countries until relations soured between the government and opposition over the elections, which were marred by violence.
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For each drop in a one to seven scale measuring neuroticism (seven being the most stable), the associated risk of a lifetime bite rose by 33 percent.
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A political crisis that resulted in the resignation of former president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski last month also dampened investment in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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And the industry actually represents one of the U.S. economy's most stable sectors, with an unemployment rate of just 4 percent at the end of last year.
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You don't need to make big, risky investments to build long-term wealth, he says, and "average" performance will provide the most stable path to financial growth.
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His grandmother, who's the most stable force in his life, is famous for having poured gasoline on his grandfather and dropping a lighted match on his chest.
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Mali had been one of West Africa's most stable nations before 2012, and was held up by the Pentagon as a model partner in combating Islamic militants.
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His departure will end an era for the internet giant, in a shake-up of one of the coziest and most stable corporate boards in Silicon Valley.
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It will take more time to see if the country's political turmoil affects the "neighborhood," but that would be troubling for one of Africa's most stable regions.
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" Tsai took justifiable credit for her administration's record in helping Taiwan "become recognized by the entire world as the most stable, most reliable democratic partner in Asia.
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Besides having the world's lowest infant mortality rate, Finland is also ranked as one of the most stable, crime-free, and family-friendly countries in the world.
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His premise is that the most stable Arab entity in the Middle East is the Gulf Emirates, which are based on a consolidated traditional group or tribe.
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Contestants' heart rates are checked every 15 minutes to ensure that they are in a state of chill; the person with the most stable heart rate wins.
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For the next two years, Copeland lived with Bradley, her husband and the couple's young son in "the most stable environment I had ever been in," she shares.
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With these, Google Cloud users can decide whether they want the freshest release or the most stable one — or easily evaluate the latest updates in a development environment.
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I placed the blame on football for taking away the thing that had provided the most stable point of connection between Dad and me: the power of memory.
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It's not a coincidence that the two largest economic sectors that have the most government involvement and heaviest regulation — education and healthcare — are also the two most stable.
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So in just a couple of years, the part of the world that was the most stable is suddenly once again in doubt, and that's a real setback.
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But in reality, it is the military, widely regarded as the most stable and disciplined institution in the country, that controls all aspects of the country's nuclear program.
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Nicaragua indeed has been one of the most stable countries in the region, relatively free of the gang violence and drugs that have plagued other Central American nations.
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His support is the most stable across the widest array of states, and he can claim solid performance across a diverse range of age, racial and ethnic groups.
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The area is one of the most stable territories in the Middle East, with virtually no loss of American lives throughout the Iraq War between 85033 and 2011.
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Last year, on a trip to Europe, the country's reform-minded president, Hassan Rouhani, boasted that Iran was "the safest, the most stable country" in the Middle East.
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But such stories underscore an irony of the shutdown: Federal jobs have long been seen as being among the most stable, even though now they are anything but.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday that Morgan Stanley's weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings report left him "confused" because he thought it was the "most stable" of the big banks.
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"It can't be ruled out this is a natural, climate-driven extinction, but the Holocene has been the most stable period of climate the world has seen," Hansford said.
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But Chinese investors have long favored U.S. real estate, with many considering the United States the most "stable and secure real estate investment destination," according to research by Deloitte.
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However, the company notes that individual Fox and NBC affiliates may temporarily revert back to a 30fps version in order to deliver the most stable playback stream, at times.
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Opponents of no-deal say exiting the EU without an agreement on the transition would be a nightmare for what was once one of the world's most stable democracies.
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This speaks to a paradox of American politics: It often feels most stable when it is least just, and it often feels least stable when progress is being made.
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With pensions disappearing and the stock market gyrating, Social Security — even with all of its problems — remains the most stable retirement pillar for perhaps 262 percent of the population.
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They emphasized that there were no plans to create a base in Ghana or to permanently station American troops in the country, one of the continent's most stable democracies.
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Some possibilities include deep support for Israel among the American public, the influence of the pro-Israel lobby, and American ideological affinity with the Middle East's most stable democracy.
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University of Santiago economist Victor Salas said the IMACEC result proved the Chilean economy, long considered the most stable in Latin America, was more resilient than many had foreseen.
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Democrats' numbers were better with African-Americans, the most stable part of their coalition — 54% said that Democrats cared about people like them, while 13% said the party didn't.
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"You're constructing something that we associate with the most stable thing in our lives," said Mr. Steele, founder of Steele House, a firm that designs and builds container structures.
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The country's current president, Patrice Talon, a businessman whose grip on the country — formerly one of Africa's most stable democracies — has grown increasingly autocratic since his election in 2016.
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The country's current president, Patrice Talon, a businessman whose grip on the country — formerly one of Africa's most stable democracies — has grown increasingly autocratic since his election in 2016.
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Mr. Nazarbayev, he added, deserves credit for turning Kazakhstan into the most stable and prosperous country in a region that has been battered by political upheaval and economic decay.
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The row has shaken the three-party coalition government, which came to power in 2014 and was seen as the most stable of any cabinet in the last 15 years.
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To the Editor: Elizabeth Warren's policies may seem radical within the American political spectrum, but they are standard, centrist course for most stable and moderately responsible democracies throughout the world.
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The "new" individual market, with 22 million Americans, is an unexpected, but refreshing alternative for employers that provides access to the largest and most stable commercial pool in the country.
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It's possible that wider language support was a concern, or maybe the common long delays for European releases meant that the PAL versions ended up as the most stable builds.
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Where each company stands: Google, which invests a significant amount of dollars and resources into consumer marketing, seems to have the most stable consumer relationship heading into this week's hearings.
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Wells Fargo was considered one of the most stable "too big to fail" banks, with its focus on plain vanilla lending, but in fact, its retail sales culture had degraded.
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Over the last few months, feeling the most stable I've felt for a long while, I've repeatedly come back to the idea that there's someone out there who invented Citalopram.
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She joined the series at a time of maximum uncertainty — during its first showrunner switch in the second season — and has ended up becoming one of its most stable elements.
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The election dispute, which could blight Zambia's reputation as one of the most stable democracies in Africa, could damage negotiations with the IMF, Capital Economics Africa analyst John Ashbourne said.
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Ironically, Sudan has been among the most stable and consistent partners of the U.S. intelligence community in the war against terror in this century as the State Department has annually reported.
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But it's also true that we in the media — in reporting their potential fates as a rollercoaster narrative — sometimes forgot perhaps the most stable truism of Trumpworld: It's a family business.
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But it's also a strikingly ineffective way to govern even in the best of times and most stable of circumstances, which astute readers will recall that these are absolutely fucking not.
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Demonstrations have rocked Chile since October, leaving at least 27 dead and billions of dollars' damage to public infrastructure and private business in what was once the region's most stable economy.
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So far, the Bangladeshi government has responded with measured calm, but what India does next could jeopardize what has been, to date, one of the most stable partnerships in the region.
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The German Mark was seen as one of the world's most stable currencies when it was in circulation, and it played a role in the reunification of the country after WWII.
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Although Ross and Rachel's will-they-won't-they romance drove the drama for 10 seasons of Friends, the iconic sitcom's most stable and relatable coupling was that of Monica and Chandler.
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Even though it's been like the most stable and thriving part of the industry in recent years, I'll probably move to something more steady like a label or an office job.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile, known as one of Latin America's wealthiest, most stable and peaceful countries, is in the grip of a political and economic upheaval with thousands of people protesting since Oct.
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The scandal on Thursday spooked markets in one of the region's most stable economies and the world's second biggest copper producer, weakening the sol currency and driving down the select stock index.
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The East African country has been one of the continent's most stable nations, but opposition leaders have recently expressed concern over a string of unexplained disappearances and violent attacks on political figures.
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In most allocation models, you will find the highest percent of allocation to large U.S. stocks and high-quality bonds, as they tend to be the most stable within their respective categories.
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In an embarrassing turn for one of West Africa's most stable democracies, voters were left off voting lists at polling stations or told they did not have the right documents to vote.
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The pressure to ramp up acquisitions - along with falling returns on the insurer's investments - mean PZU could lose its reputation as one of the region's most stable dividend payers, some analysts say.
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Snyder said he had seen some evidence of that already from the banks, which, unlike the financial crisis a decade ago, are among the most stable and capitalized pillars in the market.
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An acrimonious 'no-deal' departure would hurt global growth, undermine the economies of Germany, France and could further destabilise the United Kingdom - once seen as one of the West's most stable democracies.
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An acrimonious 'no-deal' departure would hurt global growth, undermine the economies of Germany, France and could further destabilize the United Kingdom - once seen as one of the West's most stable democracies.
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Peru's economy, one of the region's most stable, does still have decent levels of foreign reserves, inflation remains in check and it has some of the lowest debt levels in the region.
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New York (CNN Business)Even though the novel coronavirus has the United States essentially in lockdown mode, the American dollar continues to be viewed as the world's safest and most stable currency.
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It was falling apart, like everything else on the island, but was one of the most stable structures with a functional roof — and rain clouds immediately began to threaten our day trip.
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Even disregarding earlier scandals, Zuma has over the past few months dragged one of the most stable, powerful and important sub-Saharan democracies through a number of remarkable constitutional and political crises.
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Related: How Ghana's Pro-Gay, Anti-Religion, Naked Rapper Gets Away With It Ghana is one of Africa's most stable and peaceful democracies and has not suffered an attack by Islamist militants.
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You don't need to latch onto comforting internet narratives to arrive at the conclusion that this is not the most stable presidency and that the Commander in Chief has... imperfections, shall we say.
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The coalition of 91-year-old former president Abdoulaye Wade, whom Sall defeated in a 2012 presidential election that cemented Senegal's reputation as one of West Africa's most stable democracies, won 19 seats.
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Julio Velarde added that the central bank will keep the foreign currency reserve requirement "relatively high" as a buffer against an unlikely run on dollars in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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While self-storage offers some of the most stable returns in real estate, the segment has remained underdeveloped in Brazil because of scarce financing, GuardeAqui Chief Executive Allan Paiotti said in an interview.
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So far the New Zealand boat has looked the most stable of the six catamarans and Burling, the youngest helmsman of the event, most relaxed behind his mask of sun cream and sunglasses.
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The Northeast and North Central are likely to be the most stable places weather-wise in coming decades, while more southern states will continue to be hit by disasters at a disproportionate rate.
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Fitch views the further diversification into the Moscow region and higher-end projects as being credit positive for the company, as we consider the Moscow market to be the most stable in Russia.
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Venezuelans of my generation, born in the 1980s and 1990s, were raised to believe some important things: that we are a rich nation, that we had the most stable democracy in South America.
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"We need a continuous and stable supply of electricity, and coal is the most stable source of energy," said Christine Danao, head of power, energy and electrification at the National Economic Development Authority.
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After an unusually violent campaign in a country considered one of Africa's most stable democracies, Mr. Lungu garnered 50.35 percent of the vote, slightly over the threshold of votes to avoid a runoff.
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But graft scandals and sluggish growth in the country, long one of Latin America's most stable and prosperous, have disenchanted Chileans with politics as usual and turned Guillier's outsider status into an asset.
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"This means that the Earth has fewer older craters on its most stable regions not because of erosion, but because the impact rate was lower prior to 290 million years ago," Bottke said.
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Ms. Merkel, seen as among the most stable leaders in European politics as recently as a year ago, has been badly damaged in recent weeks by a mutiny from within her conservative alliance.
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That arrangement allowed two of the most stable transitions of power in China's modern history, from Mr. Jiang to Mr. Hu in 2002, and then Mr. Hu to Mr. Xi six years ago.
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Researchers have determined that number words for small quantities — less than five — are strikingly similar across virtually every language studied, and the words are among the most stable, unchanging utterances in any lexicon.
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Merkel still leads Europe's healthiest economy and most stable government, but in a few weeks, she has dropped off her pedestal to become another harried European leader, battling a shift to the right.
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For the pendulums, the most stable behavior is to move in opposite directions, so that each pushes the other in the direction it's already going, the way you push a child on a swing.
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Pinera said his tax overhaul would instead seek to simplify the system put in place by Bachelet, to provide investors and companies with "more legal certainty" in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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That said, Kostin nailed down the stocks with the most stable 10-year growth in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization that are poised to retain more earnings stability than the overall market.
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But it suggests that retirement planning may not be focusing sufficiently on a basic truth: As pensions vanish and the stock market gyrates, Social Security remains the most stable pillar in most people's retirement.
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That might sound surprising, given that VC firms would seem to be among the most stable employers; after all, management fees built into fund docs are guaranteed by a formula for typically 10 years.
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House Arryn Young Robyn Arryn is the current head of House Arryn and Lord of the Eyrie, but as we've seen in previous seasons, he's not exactly the most stable or noble or knowledgable boy.
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But Balkh, which sits on vital trade routes into central Asia, is also one of Afghanistan's most stable and prosperous provinces, with a much smaller Taliban and Islamic State presence than in other northern regions.
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Aylwin, who died surrounded by his family, won widespread praise for combining booming economic growth with the establishment of democracy during his 1990-1994 rule of what became one of Latin America's most stable countries.
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"Beta represents the most stable preview channel, as features are added to Beta only after they have cleared quality testing in first the Canary channel and then the Dev channel," Microsoft explains in today's announcement.
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It's one of the most stable cheap quadcopters I tried, stable enough to fly around my tiny townhouse indoors, and stable enough to fly in a mild breeze—though you'll get some very shaky footage.
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The pitch is that it knows the market, its service covers the most stable assets and it won't charge the kind of rates that existing funds do, as Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explained on Twitter.
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For the Lebanese expatriate community, expulsion means leaving a job in the most stable and prosperous region in the Arab world and loss of income, usually used to support poorer extended family members back home.
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His rise on a ticket opposing gay marriage was helped by the decline of a two-party system going back decades in a country that has long been considered one of Latin America's most stable.
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Chile is famously known as Latin America's most stable and business-friendly economy, Keller said, but there is a sense that economic growth has failed to improve the lives of the majority of its citizens.
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For years, foreign investors have poured billions of dollars into New York apartments, hotels, office buildings and developments based on a perception that this is one of the most stable markets in a tumultuous world.
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In a few short years, the 36-year-old bookkeeper rose from handyman to white-collar worker at what seemed to be one of the most stable companies in Latin America: state-owned oil firm Pemex.
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But even in Sulaimani, an Iraqi-Kurdish city close to the border with Iran that is one of the most stable corners of a very unstable Middle East, there is considerable worry about what comes next.
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DIVIDED KINGDOM After almost four years of tortuous discussion, the United Kingdom remains divided over a divorce that removes what was once considered to be one of the West's most stable democracies from the European project.
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After almost four years of tortuous discussion about Brexit, the United Kingdom remains divided over a divorce that removes what was once considered to be one of the West's most stable democracies from the European project.
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In a proportional system, parties representing as little as 220 percent of the electorate can gain representation, though the most stable systems usually have a threshold percentage level to prevent truly marginal parties from gaining seats.
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We see gold as the most stable of currencies, likely to continue to rise in value relative to the euro, yen, U.S. dollar and, indeed, relative to the ruble, pound, Brazilian real, Indian rupee, et al.
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These types of attacks are rare in Erbil, one of the most stable cities in Iraq, although Islamic State, which has been largely defeated in Iraq, has carried out bombings in the city in the past.
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Orban said he would not use his two-thirds majority to amend the constitution to create a presidency, saying he concluded after his first election victory in 2010 that the parliamentary system was the most stable.
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Alvarado Munoz's rise on a ticket fiercely opposing gay marriage was helped by the decline of a centrist two-party system that stretched back decades in a country long considered one of Latin America's most stable.
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The medical emergency will likely heap pressure on center-right President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski to free the former leader, a move that could rewrite political alliances and spark protests in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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But if any two countries were up to this challenge, it would be two of the most stable democracies in the world -- two countries that have already overcome much historical baggage to arrive at this moment together.
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Zambia was seen as one of southern Africa's most stable countries until relations soured between the government and opposition in August, when President Edgar Lungu's Patriotic Front (PF) party beat the UPND in elections marred by violence.
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Home ownership is one of the most stable and reliable ways to acquire wealth in America, and the massive loss of homes among black and brown communities during the 2008 crisis will take decades to recover from.
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The lack of clarity reflects the wider uncertainties in Britain, once viewed as one of the West's most stable democracies, since the 2200-48 percent Brexit vote tipped British politics into its biggest crisis of modern times.
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Opponents of a sudden departure without a deal say it would be a disaster for what was one of the West's most stable democracies, shattering supply chains, damaging global growth, and weakening Britain's standing in the world.
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That could provoke a constitutional crisis in one of the world's oldest and most stable democracies because parliament is opposed to a disorderly exit, lacking a transition deal to ease the economic dislocation of leaving the bloc.
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Through a unique defense agreement with the US and several US government agencies, a country perhaps best known for being one of the most stable democracies in West Africa is choosing the American way to national security.
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Alvarado Munoz's rise on a ticket fiercely opposing gay marriage was helped by the decline of a centrist two-party system that stretched back decades in a country long considered one of the most stable in Latin America.
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The Air Hogs Helix quadcopters are still some of the most stable and easy-to-pilot drones on the market, but the new Helix Race Drone sacrifices some of that ease-of-use in the name of speed.
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For a decade, perhaps more, Bayern Munich has been the most stable of the superclubs: certain of its identity, confident of its place in European soccer's hierarchy and perhaps even complacent at the very summit of the Bundesliga.
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"Beta represents the most stable preview channel, as features are added to Beta only after they have cleared quality testing in first the Canary channel and then the Dev channel," explains Joe Belfiore, CVP of Microsoft's Windows Experiences.
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Four general elections, two referendums on Scotland's independence and European Union membership and two sets of European Parliament elections have pushed one of the world's oldest and historically most stable democracies into a period of churn and change.
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They seem to have a clearly different composition from the "tonalite–trondhjemite–granodiorite" rocks that often occur in the oldest, most stable parts of continents—the Idiwhaa gneisses have less silica, and way more of certain iron-containing molecules.
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Contrary to what you might expect, the team's search found that the most stable cabon monoxide structure at ambient pressure and temperature would be a polymer, a repeating molecule with a backbone of carbon and oxygen rings called Pna21.
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Indeed, Trump's approval has actually been the most stable of any president in polling history, as this chart from Charles Franklin shows: The real question, then, is whether the narrow range Trump has settled into represents success or failure.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean President Sebastian Pinera presented a plan on Sunday to reform the country´s ailing pension system in an effort to boost payouts seen by many as insufficient in one of Latin America´s most stable economies.
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CNPC, which says it has operated offshore oil blocks in Peru since 1993, has largely steered clear of the kind of protests that have blocked billions of dollars in mining investments in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As municipal bond investors try to understand how their portfolios will fare under the new U.S. tax code, some are maneuvering around the uncertainty by turning to one of the market's most stable options: state debt.
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For foreign investors in one of Latin America's most stable economies, the latest controversy brought reminders of a how a more than yearlong graft scandal involving Odebrecht has heightened scrutiny of government contracts and fueled political feuds in Peru.
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It's harder to control your environment on a plane, but you can try to get a seat that's in the middle of the craft near the wings, where it's most stable, and choose a window seat so you can look outside.
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Growth slowed sharply in Chile under Pinera's predecessor, Michelle Bachelet, as sluggish copper prices hit the country's mining sector and business leaders blamed the center-left Bachelet's social and labor reforms for stoking uncertainty in Latin America's most stable economy.
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While defense officials from both the Philippines and the US downplayed the immediate impact of the President's statements, his comments are bound to complicate a relationship that the US has long seen as one of its most stable in Southeast Asia.
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In Ikenberry's view, the most stable arrangements are ones oriented less around domination than consent, "constitutional" orders in which leading powers agree to constrain themselves and grant autonomy to weaker states in exchange for voluntary support for the political status quo.
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GABORONE (Reuters) - Botswana voted on Wednesday in a general election that is expected to provide the first genuine challenge to the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) in its five decades of dominance over southern Africa's wealthiest and most stable nation.
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GABERONE, (Reuters) - For the first time since it won independence from Britain in 203, Botswana faces a genuine electoral contest on Wednesday, as a feud between its current and a former president throws one of Africa's most stable nations into uncertainty.
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ZURICH/LONDON (Reuters) - A year on from "Frankenschock", when Switzerland's central bank sent global foreign exchange markets into a frenzy by abruptly ending its cap on the Swiss franc, the currency is one of the most stable in the world.
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The thing about these three professions is that people in them are usually the last people to leave a town or city, simply because their jobs tend to be the most in demand and so the most stable, Berger tells Axios.
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Central Bank President Julio Velarde said earlier in June that the central bank would nonetheless keep the foreign currency reserve requirement "relatively high" as a buffer against an unlikely run on dollars in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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Both the ruling Militant Socialist Movement (MSM) and its main rivals the Labour Party and the Mauritian Militant Movement(MMM) campaigned on strengthening the welfare state and on distributing wealth more equally in one of Africa's most stable and prosperous economies.
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For years, Boaz Weinstein, who founded the New York-based hedge fund a decade ago, was sure volatility would return to markets even as data showed trading conditions in early 2018 were among the most stable in over four decades.
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UBS's pivot to focus more on managing money for the world's rich and less on volatile areas of investment banking over the past six years or so had made it one of the most stable performers among large European banks.
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"The most recent three months growth has been almost entirely reliant on spending by households and government ... which doesn't feel like the most stable of foundations for a post-Brexit economy," said Lee Hopley, chief economist for manufacturing trade body EEF.
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It cost most people their life savings, or sometimes more — between 10,000 and 40,000 Congolese francs ($6 and $25) — for a voyage in a rickety wooden fishing boat or canoe to Uganda, perhaps the most stable country in the region.
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The "big three," as they're now referred to, aren't immediately what comes to mind when the term golden age of aviation is thrown around, but they've survived the test of time to become the most stable carriers in the country.
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Kenya's shilling currency KES= has been the most stable this year among its Sub-Saharan Africa peers and Njoroge attributed that to a drop in the current account deficit, which stands at 4.2% of GDP, down from 10.4% four years ago.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian opposition lawmakers shelved a snap election proposal from centrist President Martin Vizcarra on Thursday, knocking the country's sol currency and setting the stage for a new bout of political upheaval in one of Latin America's most stable markets.
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Mental health issues seem to runs in the family — another strong link to Hereditary, which can be read as an allegory for inherited mental illness — but an event like this would take down the most stable and even-keeled person.
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As this current Na'Vi roster continues to practice and play together at big events, they'll keep growing and getting better together — just a few months with a new player isn't the most stable way to go into a tournament, especially considering Virtus.
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The app, available on iOS and Android, features a database of several hundred million wifi hotspots from across the world, and it can show you the best and most stable options in your current area (saving you some time testing useless ones).
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The findings are significant because they add to mounting evidence that an area once considered the most stable part of Antarctica is now showing signs of increased melting — this time from a process that has sped up the melting taking place in Greenland.
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It would also cause administrative pandemonium, at least in the short term, they said, and cast doubt on the futures of Ascap and BMI, two of the music world's most stable institutions, together processing more than $2 billion a year in licensing fees.
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A nearly nonexistent inflation rate and low unemployment have helped propel Israel to third in the world after Hong Kong and South Korea on a list of the world's most stable and promising economies for 2016 published by the Bloomberg financial news agency.
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But during the brief window of the past few thousand years in which all of civilization has emerged — those first few steps in our journey — we've enjoyed an almost miraculously equable interglacial climate, the most stable of the past several hundred thousand years.
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ZURICH/LONDON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - A year on from "Frankenschock", when Switzerland's central bank sent global foreign exchange markets into a frenzy by abruptly ending its cap on the Swiss franc, the currency is one of the most stable in the world.
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The early result, which may not be finalized for days, signaled how Thailand, one of the most stable American allies in Southeast Asia, allows the military to dominate governance, even as other countries in the region have kept soldiers away from politics.
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Botswana, which is regarded as one of Africa's most stable democracies, changed its employment act to prevent discrimination against LGBT people in 2010, and the High Court ruled in favor of a transgender man who sought legal recognition as a male in 2017.
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These are incremental changes — nothing dramatic or otherwise noteworthy, except that the Knicks are now winning games that they once would have lost, and Fisher is fielding questions about expectations and playoff berths as a spokesman for the city's most stable pro basketball team.
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Although political theorists have long considered democratic governments to be among the most stable forms of governance, new research by an international team of complex systems theorists that analyzes how democracies become destabilized suggests that the stability of democratic governments has been taken for granted.
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"Canada is very important, as it's the most stable jurisdiction for diamond miners (with) considerable exploration potential," said Mountain Province Diamonds Inc Chief Executive Patrick Evans, adding that it produces about 10 percent of world output by volume, but some 15 percent of value.
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While the trees are summarized as a uniform wall, they talk with other elements, looping high in response to the tallest fencepost, and kinking abruptly, in the drawing's most dramatic moment, just above the most stable, central element, the rectangle of a garage or shed.
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Chile's withdrawal - the first time a nation has pulled out of hosting a major climate summit at such short notice - threw the process into confusion and dealt a further blow to Chile's much-vaunted image as one of the most stable countries in Latin America.
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Chile's withdrawal - the first time a nation has pulled out of hosting a major climate summit at such short notice - threw the process into confusion and dealt a further blow to Chile's much-vaunted image as one of the most stable countries in Latin America.
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It's something investors reward, too, as Snider found that over the past 35 years, the companies with the most stable growth have traded at a 9% premium to the S&P 500, while companies with the most unstable earnings have traded at a 4% discount.
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"In any case, JGBs have been and will continue to be the most stable amongst the developed economies on account of yield curve control," Leow said, referring to the Bank of Japan's policy of keeping 10-year government bond yields at around zero percent.
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The most stable were the so-called cooperative galleries, or co-ops, established by groups of artists who paid monthly dues to cover rent, pitched in on running the place, and made joint decisions about membership: whom to bring in, and whom to kick out.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's president on Wednesday threatened to dissolve Congress unless his anti-graft proposals are passed, raising the stakes in a power struggle with the opposition that could usher in a new period of political turmoil in one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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For the past 20 years he and his colleagues have used increasingly sophisticated versions of a program they call Rosetta to generate various possible shapes for a given protein, and then work out which is most stable and thus most likely to be the real one.
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Rachel Sider, Syria advocacy and information adviser with the Norwegian Refugee Council, said displaced people had been crossing back to areas that are subject to the agreement "because the expectation is that now there is a ceasefire that is holding, that will be the most stable and safe place".
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In this week's episode of "Pitchfork Economics," Nick Hanauer and David Goldstein interview two experts about the most stable, safest, and best-governed nation in the world — a country that always ranks near the top of international surveys of individual wealth, lack of corruption, progressiveness, and social justice.
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Read more: Meet John Bolton, an architect of the Iraq War who just got fired from his job as Trump's National Security AdviserIt's unclear, however, if this would be enough for Israel's most hardcore supporters in the US, who also provide Trump with his most stable political allies.
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Pop success isn't the most stable of things, so perhaps it wasn't surprising that the Vengaboyz didn't have the longevity of Neil Young or one of those other old blokes who wheeze about on stage year after year, garnering endless 4* reviews for their new albums in Mojo.
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The 2017 Fragile States Index published by the Fund For Peace cites the U.S. as one of the 21 most stable countries in the world, and the World Happiness Report shows that U.S. citizens have a lower perception of their own country being corrupt than citizens in other, happier countries do.
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Now in its 70th year, the Horseshoe is one of the city's most stable venues, meaning a weekly fixture like Nu Music Nite, where new artists can grace the same stage as legends like Willie Nelson, the Rolling Stones, the Tragically Hip and the Cramps is more vital than ever.
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In a month's time, Chile has gone from being one of the wealthiest and most stable countries in Latin America to a nation on the brink of collapse, its institutions and economy shaken by protests, a military response and human rights abuses unlike any since the return of democracy in 1990.
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Whatever it was, it came as a shock to everyone when, having achieved the most stable and lucrative job of her life—a tenured professorship at Brandeis, in the American Studies department she herself helped pioneer—Murray resigned her post and entered New York's General Theological Seminary to become an Episcopal priest.
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It is, however, unclear if lawmakers have the unity or power to use Parliament to prevent a no-deal departure, likely to be Britain's most significant move since World War II. Opponents of no deal say it would be a disaster for what was once one of the West's most stable democracies.
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It is, however, unclear if lawmakers have the unity or power to use Parliament to prevent a no-deal departure, likely to be Britain's most significant move since World War II. Opponents of no deal say it would be a disaster for what was once one of the West's most stable democracies.
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But the episode's climax, with Xander talking Willow down from her apocalyptic rage, works perfectly: The unquestioning friendship between those two is one of the most stable relationships in all of Buffy, and you feel every moment of that rich history when Xander starts in on his yellow crayon speech and Willow begins to cry.
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"I just want to confirm that the Czech Republic is doing excellent, that we have one of the best results in Europe, ours is one of the most stable economies, there is growth and we continue in decreasing the state debt as measured against GDP (gross domestic product)," Babis told a news conference at the finance ministry.
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She may not have the most stable vocal in the world—some of her ohhh no's croak out like a soundbite of me trying to grab back a drink that's been taken out of my hands at 5AM—but as far as attitude goes, Carol Vorderman bodies "The Shoop Shoop Song" harder than a particularly devilish sudoku.
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Some views believe that the teenager is sensitive to cigarette price, so increasing price and imposing tax these 2 measures are the most stable and the most effective ways to reduce the amount of consumption people at different levels, especially the teenagers, and these 2 measures are one of the income sources of financing in many countries.
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Clashes between dozens of Fujimori's supporters, her critics and police erupted outside the courtroom after the decision was announced, according to images on TV channel Canal N. Fujimori's legal woes have crippled her once-powerful party - potentially ending the political turmoil that has loomed since the 2016 elections over the world's No. 2 copper producer and one of Latin America's most stable economies.
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"Overall, second-quarter growth in the most stable and persistent components of output — consumption and fixed investment — was revised up to 3 percent," said Jason FurmanJason FurmanTrump looks for longer boost from economy US economy grew at 3.2 percent in first quarter, exceeding expectations The Hill's Morning Report - Dems contemplate big election and court reforms MORE, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers.
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Suppose you take all of that to heart, you carefully seek out the best and most reliable IQ tests, you take them after age 18 when IQ is most stable, you take multiple tests to double- and triple-check, and you find that you really, definitely, no doubt about it, have a low IQ. Now can you be miserable and self-hating?
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Portugal has put a number of reforms in place in recent years, including in pensions, meaning that the long-term fiscal cost of an ageing population is one of the most stable in the EU. Moreover, the country has a favourable business environment and benefits from high human development, governance and GDP per capita, well above those of the 'BB' and 'BBB' medians.
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And he made a series of bizarre claims and assertions that left his aides struggling to shape believable explanations -- including whether first lady Melania Trump had met North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. (She has not, it turns out.) Above all, Trump's behavior underscored how his combustible personality has transformed the United States from being one of the world's most stable influences into one of its most disruptive forces.
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Instead, McElroy gives every evidence that he's talking about the most stable and happy and high-functioning of second marriages, with no hint that abuse or emotional blackmail any other extremity is involved; the only factor constraining the people he's addressing from taking steps that Catholic teaching requires are the "moral obligations" incurred by the new marriage and the desire not to wound others by going through the annulment process.
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After adjusting for various factors such as high blood pressure, smoking, race, gender, diabetes, cholesterol levels and treatment with Lipitor, the Bangalore team found that people whose weights fluctuated the most were 2.24 times more likely to die from any cause within about five years, 2.17 times more likely to have a heart attack and 2.36 times more likely to be hit with a stroke than people whose weights were the most stable.
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