Corporations have a history of "nudging" their employees toward saving more for retirement; they might also consider nudging their employees toward voting.
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Along with the nudging to do his homework and practice his trombone, we had a regular schedule of nudging to work on his Torah portion.
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I just nudge and then I keep nudging and nudging further, hopefully that provides some atmosphere ... So what has to happen among these tech companies?
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Realizing the power of choice architecture, some have advocated for nudging individuals toward choices that are in their best interest, and some governments have followed suit by employing nudging methods.
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None of my nudging or bossy kissing did any good.
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It is nudging its ally to start reducing the hoard.
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That's what I keep ... But keep nudging from the outside!
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As a species, we are slowly nudging along a spectrum.
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Nudging voters in this way has much to recommend it.
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"Thank God you didn't die," she said, nudging her husband.
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So the administration is now nudging Congress about the gap.
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These techniques seem to work by nudging our behavior subconsciously.
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Economists had forecast retail sales nudging up 21.1 percent in August.
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And I could feel the won't-cross line nudging further afield.
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Some Democrats say it's great that Mr. Sanders is nudging Mrs.
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It works partly by nudging banks to lend more (or less).
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His government is nudging up taxes on companies and high-earners.
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Facebook users may see more posts nudging them to contact lawmakers.
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Food prices were unchanged after nudging up 0.1 percent in September.
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She credits the national controversy for nudging her in this direction.
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Before we broke up, my ex kept nudging me to network.
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Brass is nudging aside zinc, the traditional metal for bar tops.
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There were several factors nudging the stock market upward in 21.
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"We're both unemployed," Mr. Guengueng said, nudging Mr. Brody and laughing.
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"Dude," Robert said, nudging me and pointing to the giant screen.
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Nudging a joystick, Mr. Milton worked Cisbot around to 8:36.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales nudging up 21 percent.
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If you're so inclined, start nudging your most generous loved one, ASAP.
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But nudging is now being brought to bear on bigger, harder, problems.
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The individual episodes simply end up nudging the story in that direction.
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Comcast makes $65B bid for 21st Century Fox assets , nudging out Disney.
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They're more like a powerful wind, nudging us this way or that.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales nudging up 20.3 percent.
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Another is a lack of comfort around nudging users towards medical procedures.
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Helpfully nudging the customer along are interspersed champagne bottles and grape bunches.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales nudging up 0.1 percent.
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Democrats and nudging the party leftward, the way Sanders did nationally in
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That requires changing the game in East Asia by nudging America out.
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And Kerry has vaguely alluded to privately nudging the government on the issue.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was nudging up again too at $52.08.
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That sentiment has reversed over recent weeks with the market gradually nudging higher.
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When you start getting older, society starts gently nudging you towards medium-rare.
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Either a human will correct the computer, nudging it in the right direction.
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Perhaps with some nudging, we may be seeing him on The Voice next.
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"So she's been doing what we like to call natural nudging," Alisa explained.
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Today, the Fed fixates on nudging the inflation rate up to 6900 percent.
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A central bank poll this week showed economists nudging their projections up, too.
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I don't know how long passed before I felt Federico nudging me awake.
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Can you talk more about how you learned the art of nudging people?
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The solution: Nudging people to do the right thing, with redesigned retirement plans.
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He keeps nudging us to notice the same points about the same relationships.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - African swine fever is nudging China towards peak pork.
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She said police officers were able to rouse Mr. Perrot by nudging him.
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Bracke's small white dog, Minerva, ran between us, yipping and nudging our legs.
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Nudging Sanders and Joe Biden toward the exit, Obama was the ultimate establishmentarian.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude was nudging up again too at $51.99.
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There's another factor that could begin nudging some candidates to reconsider their campaigns.
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Facebook knows you know each other, so it's just nudging you to hang out.
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First, I thought, that's just the dog, nudging his bowl around with his nose.
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Personal income advanced 0.3 percent last month after nudging up 0.1 percent in November.
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But myctophids have been overfished, and warming waters could be nudging their habitats elsewhere.
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Personal income rose 0.4 percent in March after nudging up 0.1 percent in February.
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This was another thing nudging me toward always keeping the buds in the case.
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An obvious step would be to cut those while nudging up income taxes again.
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But not by nudging off retired employees and pregnant workers on C-list killers.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast construction spending nudging up 0.1 percent in September.
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The cost of healthcare services were unchanged after nudging up 0.1 percent in March.
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Perhaps employers discriminated against women who took leave, nudging them out of their jobs.
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Separately, carriers are nudging fliers to pay extra to avoid the dreaded middle seat.
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The cost of services increased 0.3 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in April.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the CPI nudging up 0.1 percent in October.
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Food prices rose 0.3 percent last month after nudging up 0.1 percent in March.
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The project had to be refinanced, with the cost nudging up to $213 million.
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Erdoğan has stirred concerns among some NATO members by nudging Turkey closer to Russia.
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Reach for her hand, Robert heard in his head, Dr. Gottman nudging him along.
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President Obama deserves credit not for inspiring free speech but for nudging it along.
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European output growth is consistent, retail spending is increasing and unemployment is nudging downward.
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The limits of public tolerance for such nudging and nannying are not yet clear.
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Frustratingly, nudging might have the smallest effects on things we care about the most.
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The latest opinion polls have seen support for independence nudging over the 50% mark.
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They offer opportunities for unobtrusive observation, stolen glances and frissons, anticipation and nudging possibilities.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales nudging up 0.1 percent in July.
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No better pulpit for nudging than the pulpit owned by House and Senate members.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast retail sales nudging up 20.3 percent in July.
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The ideas focused on nudging, rather than mandating, prescribers to do the right thing.
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By nudging firms to use innovative marketing and pricing systems, competition helps boost train use.
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Microsoft researchers think that the key to overcoming the nudging problem is a topological system.
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Santana had two hits and drove in a run while nudging his average to .21.
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But such a tax could push inflation higher, nudging the Fed closer to tightening policy.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast core capital goods orders nudging up 7.07% in March.
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Nudging the youth of Britain out of political apathy is effectively a Labour-favoring move.
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The chief sees nothing wrong with nudging reforestation along by cultivating more profitable native plants.
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Wholesale goods prices increased 2500 percent last month, after nudging up 2231 percent in December.
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Air particles are constantly bumping into objects orbiting at this height, nudging them slowly downward.
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Usually, presidents actively guide the legislative process, nudging swing representatives and senators toward a deal.
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It would require a lot of nudging to encourage use of a single, central hub.
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How living by yourself for the first time is to be regularly nudging away despair.
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But such a tax would push inflation higher, nudging the Fed closer to tightening policy.
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Why do they need Bush, nudging them from the hereafter, to do the right thing?
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US futures are rising, with the S&P 500 (+0.4%) and Nasdaq (+0.6%) nudging up.
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"Policy easing is still nudging up broad credit growth," Capital Economics wrote in a note.
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Health-care costs gained 0.2 percent last month after nudging up 0.1 percent in April.
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That cost needs to be weighed against the benefit of nudging people to save more.
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In excruciating pain, Hines struggled to the surface and felt a creature nudging at him.
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He's nudging his stepson toward the truth without violating the code he grew up with.
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Nudging China to ratchet up the pressure on North Korea is not a bad thing.
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That hasn't stopped GOP leadership and strategists from vocally nudging Rubio to change his mind.
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Wholesale goods prices increased 0.7 percent last month, after nudging up 0.1 percent in December.
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The mandate holds down premiums by nudging healthy people with low costs into the market.
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Nudging, in contrast, may produce efficient policy goals but leaves citizens uninformed and without real agency.
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"I'm gonna go a little more left here," Shapiro said, nudging the antenna ever-so-slightly.
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Markets reacted immediately to the speech, with stocks lurching higher and government bond yields nudging lower.
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It would help to charge more for roadside parking, nudging drivers to use underground car parks.
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Microsoft has cloud-computing ambitions; Walmart already has revenues nudging $500bn and is beefing up online.
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Moving on, here's a clip of Smart nudging Boston's odds for victory in a positive direction.
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Government-backed lenders, though, have also been nudging banks to better prepare for eventual rate hikes.
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This will distort the economy by nudging producers towards goods subject to the lowest tax rates.
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Nudging users to transact with GetYourGuide multiple times per tourist destination is their revenue-amplifying goal.
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Observers feared they were nudging people to vote for the president's chosen successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary.
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These are aimed at nudging individuals and businesses to behave in a more civic-minded way.
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Picking up the phone to text someone is hard, so I appreciate Apple Watch's voyeuristic nudging.
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And state-of-the-art nano-imaging would be required to resolve evidence of nuclei nudging.
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You navigate all of this by nudging and pressing on the tiny joystick on the ring.
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The jobless rate got as low as 4.9% in February but has since been nudging higher.
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The worst-case scenarios, nudging up to 4 or 5 degrees, seem unlikely at this point.
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Now she's hosting a talk show and nudging Channing Tatum to dump his wife for her.
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The decline accelerated after the ECB left interest rates at zero percent, nudging the dollar higher.
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Facebook will soon start nudging Indians to get out of their house and cast a vote.
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Hedge fund assets under management are nudging $4 trillion and the bitcoin universe is $280 billion.
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He was nudging Trump to "play to the base" or "distract the media," in this telling.
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Fortunately, high-tech gadgets are spreading to farms across the country and nudging crop productivity upward.
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Also nudging them into more lavish houses is a severe shortage of lower-priced starter homes.
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And with a little nudging and public exposure, the companies are starting to change their practices.
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US futures underlying the S&P 500 (+0.3%) and the Nasdaq (+0.4%) are both nudging higher.
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And through a little nudging and public exposure, the companies are starting to change their practices.
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With Mr. Trump sliding in the presidential race, senior Democratic officials had already been nudging Mrs.
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A price index for consumer spending dipped 0.1 percent, after nudging up 0.53 percent in January.
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Next, it morphs into to a choral, clouds parting-esque chord progression with a nudging heartbeat.
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Executives at steel companies in South Korea say the move is nudging them toward non-U.
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Perhaps it's no surprise that Mr. Ross ends up nudging "Captain Fantastic" into more generic terrain.
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It's impossible to say how much political nudging and economic improvement is responsible for raising wages.
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Today, a new set of cases is nudging the legal boundaries of who controls certain performances.
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Nudging them toward an agreement is where American, European and United Nations efforts should be focused.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars rose about 0.2%, with emerging markets currencies also nudging ahead.
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Apparel inventories tumbled 20163%, the largest drop since September 2016, after nudging up 0.1% in September.
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It also troubles its own mythos by, ever so gently, nudging against other traditionally gendered scripts.
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When adjusted for inflation, consumer spending climbed 0.3% in November after nudging up 0.1% in October.
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But the pressure appears to be nudging Democrats in Congress to take a more assertive position.
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Ben Gamel drew a bases-loaded walk in the fifth, nudging Seattle's lead to 4-0.
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The report also showed export prices fell 0.2% in May after nudging up 0.1% in April.
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A save-the-mantas campaign appears to be nudging China toward a ban on the gill trade.
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The RAV4 is now Toyota's best-selling American model, last year nudging past the familiar Camry sedan.
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This sort of needling and nudging actually encourages Vannata's opponents to overcommit and try to push through.
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Sharing means nudging farmers and consumers to adopt more organic habits, which do less damage to wildlife.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast core capital goods orders only nudging up 0.1 percent in March.
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Chinese speculators are surging into the Shanghai Futures Exchange contract, which is also nudging one-year highs.
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Some instead prefer the idea of "nudging" people towards better decisions, while preserving their freedom to choose.
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Because of that, the effects of nudging cigarette smokers into vaping would be dramatic and life-saving.
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" The others are nudging Jade now, whispering for her to tell me about something called "Woman's World.
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Sterling fell 0.4 percent to 146.12 yen, nudging away from a seven-week peak of 146.84 yen.
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The Fed bets kept long-term U.S. bond yields nudging higher with short-dated yields up too.
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Elgort, next up in Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, also seems to be nudging everyone to this conclusion.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 dipped 0.23%, nudging off more than four-year highs hit on Thursday.
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The dollar inched 0.1 percent higher to 100.30 yen after nudging below 100 yen overnight to 99.925.
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Because nudging the equilibrium price met by supply and demand will just automatically work out perfectly, right?
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I usually let it go on for five or so minutes before nudging them back to work.
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As a citizen, I believe nudging human behavior, by encouraging smaller families, is our most humane hope.
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Yet that step toward transparency also doubles as a means of nudging him to stay on script.
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Cuba might not have much choice, especially if Russia is cajoled into nudging it in that direction.
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Sculptural shoulders are always nudging their way in and out of fashion: This season was no exception.
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It's a gentle, bar-shaped hand nudging the screen open, and a second hand flipping it closed.
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If you're a playwright, you're always going to be nudging someone about putting that show onstage again.
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"I did your job once," Deckard says, nudging audiences into remembering the movie released 35 years ago.
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Cumulative inflows this year now stand at just $106 million, after nudging $1 billion in mid-April.
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Months later after nudging Wattenberg for comments on the essay he kindly responded with more specific notes.
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One is "nudging," that is designing systems to influence the choices people make, ideally for their own good.
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The first time it was great, but now you're just nudging us in the ribs and saying, 'Hehe.
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The dollar inched 0.2 percent higher to 100.45 yen JPY= after nudging below 100 yen overnight to 99.925.
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By nudging up money-market rates, it wants to push lenders and investors to pare back their borrowing.
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But now, with a whistleblower from the bureaucracy nudging Congress toward impeachment, his presidency is actually in peril.
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She also took a few shots at "nudging", a public-policy technique that borrows insights from behavioural psychology.
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As technology improves, nudging will become easier, because the benefits of the formal economy should become more apparent.
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Defenders argue that he did what he could, nudging Mao's instincts in more constructive directions without confronting him.
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A generic president is le président, masculine, perhaps subtly nudging French-speakers to think of presidents as men.
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Economists had forecast the CPI nudging up 0.1 percent last month and the core CPI gaining 0.2 percent.
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Economists had forecast the CPI nudging up 21 percent last month and the core CPI gaining 26 percent.
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Eventually, though, Fake spins out a centrifugally-fluttering cloud of technicolor synths, nudging the track's mood towards optimism.
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But two-year JGBs edged lower, with their yield nudging up to touch its highest level since November.
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The index shed 0.25 percent on Monday, nudging away from a two-week high of 95.241 on Friday.
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Instead the CMA is focused on "nudging" customers and businesses into being more pro-active in their choices.
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Another said that nudging partners away from software is no surprise, given how Microsoft is pushing the cloud.
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Rostov is always nudging up to history, clinking glasses with foreign diplomats and discussing films with Kremlin operators.
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There is some indication that the auditor general has already succeeded in nudging the federal government to action.
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Cousins went four for five from behind the arc, nudging his season three-point percentage up above 40.
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Her popular online book club is nudging both fiction and nonfiction onto the best-seller list these days.
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The first season became a phenomenon entirely by word of mouth and gentle nudging by the Netflix algorithm.
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"I definitely got a few looks at it and people were nudging and point at it," she said.
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After three months of strategic nudging by their friend, Mr. Greenberg finally texted Ms. Slutsky for a date.
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At the conclusion of every transaction, screens now display a list of recommendations, nudging customers to order more.
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But when does "nudging" a person to eat right (whatever that means) and exercise more become outright coercion?
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Everyone crammed into the bar descended on her, nudging past each other for a chance to greet her.
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In Wisconsin, local reports indicated that even former Trump critics were nudging their allies into backing the mogul.
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I always seem to be waking at the right time in bed when my wife is nudging me.
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"It's deliberate," says Yukari Mori, nudging the table a little to demonstrate that even this imperfection is perfection.
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Adding nudges to taxes would likely help, but the acceptability of nudging has, until now, been largely unknown.
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The non-nudging status quo would require the employees to actively decide to sign up for a retirement plan.
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Apttus said on Wednesday it has raised $88 million from investors, nudging its valuation to more than $1.3 billion.
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Klein also got DC to charge more for on-street parking, again nudging people away from owning private cars.
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On one occasion, the satellite even collided intentionally with an upper stage rocket , "nudging" it into a higher orbit.
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And my friend says, just a little more, a little more, keeps doing the nudging motion with his hand.
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Gareth's hand grazed her chin, nudging her head up so that she was looking him full in the face.
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"There's always one song we play on long drives," Sarah said, nudging her sister and pulling out her earphones.
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But, perhaps under Turkey's nudging, it now sees the benefits of engagement if the process is to get anywhere.
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The authorities are nudging the country back toward normalcy, and Lebanon's deeply entrenched sectarian powers are already reasserting themselves.
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So signs that prices are inching back up again could give Fed officials more leeway in nudging rates higher.
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The 6T lasts that extra bit more than the 6, nudging it from good to almost great battery life.
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Google has been nudging users away from unencrypted sites for years, but this is the most forceful nudge yet.
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It appeared that something with significant gravitational force was slightly "nudging" these objects throughout their trip around the sun.
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Apparently the tot's been nudging her famous mom and dad for her own YouTube channel for some time now.
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Tilt your head to move the cursor on screen, and click by pressing, biting, or nudging the attached button.
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In theory, it is possible to move an object like a CubeSat by nudging it with a laser beam.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging equity index meanwhile was up 0.23 percent, nudging the nine-month high it hit last week.
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Climate scientists say warming is causing more extreme days of heat, downpours and is nudging up global sea levels.
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In another study, we explored whether nudging people to focus on perpetrators versus victims could affect people's moral judgments.
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It's difficult to say what the financial services industry can do to start nudging that low-trust statistic higher.
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When first published, the study seemed like an enticing example of behavioral economics, nudging children to make better choices.
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Data for July was revised down to show construction outlays unchanged instead of nudging up 0.1% as previously reported.
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Some Republican senators are nudging the House to simply pass their bill with the pivotal Trump-constraining provisions intact.
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After much nudging and jostling, Ms. Newman made it to a stoop on 44th Street and sent her selections.
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Nevertheless, prize money has been nudging up recently, increasing over the last six years to a record in 2017.
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Nudging Trump Administration aides say some Trump officials, including Barr, have nudged the President toward supporting universal background checks.
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a journalist to help, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a cinematographer to help, are they?
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Nudging is more acceptable than taxation, but the acceptability of both may be sensitive to evidence of their effectiveness.
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Other Republicans in the Senate, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, have already been nudging King toward leaving Congress. Sen.
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"This should at least be nudging the Abe administration toward more aggressive measures and positive fiscal initiatives," Mr. Lam said.
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And so he advises would-be dieters to reflect on how their jobs may be nudging them in unhealthy directions.
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As the bills mounted, I became convinced that the crane was, in fact, nudging the pillow closer to the chute.
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And they worried that the show would spread a suicide contagion, inspiring copycats and nudging those close to the edge.
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The mandate was supposed to help reduce premiums by nudging healthy people who are cheaper to cover into the market.
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After all, before it reached the reviewer's desk, it was lurking somewhere on Facebook, nudging someone further toward the fringe.
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Instead of nudging students to fill their own bottles, the change just drove more sales of sodas from the machines.
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Patients receive personalized text messages or phone calls gently nudging them to take action if a new risk factor emerges.
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Food prices rose 0.3 percent last month, the largest increase in a year, after nudging up 0.1 percent in March.
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I put as much spare time as possible into nudging the discouraged gamers along until they start believing in themselves.
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And so, nudging various artists into a single 'political' and 'potent' definition isn't useful if just taken at face value.
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In principle, cuts in interest rates boost the economy by nudging consumers and companies to spend now and save later.
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Matt Carpenter and Brandon Moss did so in succession, with Carpenter nudging Pham to third before Moss drove Pham home.
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You're not playing an instrument so much as you're gently nudging a series of modulating sounds in a general direction.
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Giving people more help when they earn less could be a work disincentive, nudging people to work a bit less.
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And through touch-screen hardware and simplified control pad schemes, we are gently nudging down the barrier for initial entry.
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American billionaires were the only ones who did not suffer a dip in 2018, with their wealth nudging up 0.1%.
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The problem is, that approach didn't work for "The Family," and after two episodes it's nudging "American Gothic" toward silliness.
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In that scenario, with inflation already nudging 3 percent, the Bank's current dilemma will seem like a picnic in comparison.
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But geopolitical concerns were not enough to prevent Tokyo stocks from rising, albeit modestly, in turn nudging JGB yields up.
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Lose Lowry, and Thursday's pick grows in long-term importance, perhaps nudging the team to take a higher-upside approach.
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Indeed, if anything our next forecast update will likely result in us nudging up our forecast growth rates a little.
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I get the sinking suspicion hardware manufacturers are slow nudging us in that direction, but thankfully, we're not there yet.
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I want to believe, and Cassie Karopkin—owner of Colon Therapy NYC—is nudging me towards a conversion on sight.
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Mr. Osuga deflected a question about the role Mr. Trump's policies played in nudging the two countries into closer cooperation.
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After keeping benchmark interest rates at near-zero levels during the recession, the Fed has been gradually nudging them up.
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Brazilian interest rate futures rose sharply on Wednesday, with implied rates on contracts out to 2027 and beyond nudging 9%.
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The consumer bureau and other federal regulators are nudging banks and credit unions to play a role in the market.
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For instance, companies may be nudging a user to change sleep patterns, mood, or dietary preferences and causing unintended harm.
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By nudging open the door between those spaces, he became a symbol of the hybrid energy already flowing between them.
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It is like having a tiny guide dog in the center of your hand, nudging your palm with his tongue.
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It can adapt to small disturbances (cutely demonstrated in the video by nudging the robot hand with a toy giraffe).
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In addition, the People's Bank of China has been gingerly nudging up money market interest rates, most recently in December.
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been you Me: Not now Dad: Not asking for a copywriter to help, are they?
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When someone does something Conte isn't crazy about, he says "That's the right instinct," before nudging them in another direction.
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That looks like a tall task as the unemployment rate has been nudging higher since it touched 4.9% in February.
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In currencies, the euro was little changed at $059.05 after nudging up to $2024 earlier, its highest since Sept. 225.1.
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If Mr. Mills has a trademark, it's using hands-on instruments in unconventional proportions, nudging the music toward the surreal.
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a Product Manager to help, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a UPS driver to help, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a sports marketer to help, are they?
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When times are lean and businesses are reluctant to hire, the Fed makes money more available by nudging down rates.
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But for both nudging and taxing, the acceptability of the intervention increased the more effective participants judged them to be.
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The new paper is thus nudging Archaeopteryx a step or two closer to the family tree that leads to modern birds.
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"Big Brother" star Jessica Graf -- aka the anal invader -- wasn't feeling all the nudging about her butt poking ... so she bailed.
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The change should speed up the browser and keep users' web habits more private, while nudging advertisers toward less invasive practices.
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I'd try to craft a vehicle, and it would keep nudging me to message other players and share a ride instead.
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TMK is also nudging its Russian workers to adopt the timesaving ways of the Toyota production system, a Japanese industrial philosophy.
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But they're nudging open the door to the industry, and slowly accustoming people to letting robots take care of their food.
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From Australia to America, as well as within organisations like the World Bank and UN, the "nudging" approach has been copied.
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The catch: Experts worry that tweaks nudging gamers to play more — and bet bigger — could propel some toward excess and addiction.
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The IFS' proposed tax system would generally target the punchiest products, in the hope of nudging problem drinkers onto softer tipples.
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Inflation moderated last month, with a price index for consumer spending dipping 0.1 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in January.
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He starts nudging Galen towards using his scientific brilliance on the Death Star project, then code-named Project Celestial Power. Why?
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The drop was due to three-month euroyen Tokyo interbank offered rate (Tibor) nudging up to 0.0750 percent from 0.0560 percent.
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You're nudging the brain through experience while ketamine, working directly on your neurons, has made it unusually receptive to being nudged.
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These efforts would make radical ideas look more normal, nudging them into the "acceptable" category, and eventually making them politically viable.
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Other researchers are looking for ways of nudging systems between different synchronous states, which could be useful for correcting irregular heartbeats.
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Last month, inflation moderated, with a price index for consumer spending dipping 0.1 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in January.
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Last month, inflation moderated, with a price index for consumer spending dipping 0.23 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in January.
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They are expected to hold interest rates steady and are seen likely nudging down their expectations to three hikes for 245.
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The dogs, who could see and hear the owners through the door, could also reach them by nudging open the door.
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With nudging from her boyfriend, she began whipping up a collection of recipes inspired by the show as a creative outlet.
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"I sat beside a stranger, and twenty minutes into it we were nudging one another and rolling our eyes," he writes.
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ET, it touched its highest since April 25 during the session at $1,325.96, nudging its 23-day moving average of $1,326.
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A trickle of official referendum results showed the margins were tight, with the "Remain" camp just nudging into a narrow lead.
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I can't turn it off until I know I've had a decent game; maybe not MVP, but nudging it at least.
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The euro was nudging higher at $1.1171 having held in a $1.1050 to $1.1230 range for the last couple of weeks.
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With a few startling exceptions, much of "Lost Landscapes of New York" is silent; there's no chatter, noise or nudging music.
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LOS ANGELES — A potential buyer walked away from the Weinstein Company on Tuesday, nudging the struggling studio closer to the brink.
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Among the biggest potential changes would involve nudging the corporate tax rate from the proposed 603 percent rate to 22 percent.
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Think of her company as a nudging reminder that heirloom was once more than just a flattering description for a tomato.
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Zeitlin tries to remedy that in "Wendy" by foregrounding the title character and nudging the boys, Peter included, to the side.
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Economists expect the average hourly wage to climb by 0.3 percent, nudging up the year-over-year increase to 2.7 percent.
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Brand-name agitators including Elliott Management, Starboard Value and Third Point LLC have been nudging companies to perform better for years.
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In fact, you're best keeping them off the helm if you don't want to disengage the system by nudging the wheel.
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for someone who has a "juris" doctorate, are they?
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Dad: *nudging me* that should've been youMe: Not now DadDad: Not asking for a social media influencer to help, are they?
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According to a Reuters survey of economists, core consumer prices probably increased 0.2% last month after nudging up 0.1% in April.
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Both moderates like Steve Teles and progressives like Suzanne Mettler have argued that stronger nudging is likely to lead to weaker citizenship.
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We made this climb knowing he would have been there nudging us on, and we are honoured to be supporting his memory.
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European shares followed Asian and U.S. markets lower, with Germany's DAX, France's CAC and Britain's FTSE all nudging down in early trade.
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We made this climb knowing he would have been there nudging us on, and we are honored to be supporting his memory.
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But Trump denounced the deal as one-sided in Iran's favor and repudiated it, nudging Rouhani towards the position of Iranian hardliners.
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Judge Kaye prided herself on nudging her fellow jurists toward a unanimous opinion, though that became more challenging in 1997, when Gov.
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But Mr Thaler is perhaps most famous as a pioneer of "nudging": the use of behavioural insights as a public-policy tool.
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Kateman's hope is that widening non-meat options, along with psychological tricks like nudging and reframing, might start to change consumer behavior.
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Ultra-low interest rates since the financial crisis have depressed returns in the West, nudging them towards economies with more alluring prospects.
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The UN is turning to nudging to help hit the "sustainable development goals", a list of targets it has set for 2030.
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If Mr Macron is nudging France in the right direction, why then is there so much discontent, on and off the street?
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On Earth, that requires constantly nudging an atom up so that it can be measured while it&aposs falling through the detector.
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Ford is now offering a version of its F-Series loaded with luxury car features that carries a price tag nudging $100,15003.
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His biggest criticism of the social media site he runs was that it could be nudging its users in the wrong directions.
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Organizers can watch the progress of their agents, nudging ones who fail to send their texts, and altering scripts with poor performance.
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As any kids would do, they decided to increase the intensity by jumping on the bed, nudging me, and tickling my feet.
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It uses a combination of machine learning with human nudging to query and organize that trove of data to produce various insights.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the PPI nudging up 20143 percent last month and gaining 0.1 percent from a year ago.
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When Google started its project nudging websites to use HTTPS, only around 40% of Windows and 50% of Mac traffic were protected.
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After the separation is complete, the final booster will fire, nudging Parker toward its ultimate orbital trajectory circling Venus and the Sun.
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The bullet had shattered two of the strongest vertebrae, in the small of his back, nudging his spinal cord to the right.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast inventories, which are a key component of gross domestic product, nudging up 0.1 percent in December.
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But with inflation nudging the Bank's 3 percent ceiling thanks to the 15 percent fall in sterling, the Bank's calculus is different.
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It didn't hurt, really, but if there's something just as bad as pain, it's a wire nudging its way toward your heart.
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But the continued pressure on tech companies to clean up election interference on their platforms seems to be nudging them toward transparency.
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The S&P 500 index finished Friday at 2,103 after nudging about 1% above the top of the whippy August trading range.
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Data for September was revised down to show retail sales slipping 20.3 percent instead of nudging up 0.53 percent as previously reported.
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It might seem unfair to post labels at gas stations implying that individual drivers are guilty of nudging caribou closer to extinction.
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This week's episode spreads itself awfully thin, checking in with an assortment of supporting characters without nudging them through anything particularly compelling.
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" Anything is decryptable to McCarthy, who works like one of his bumper car (or "dodgem") jockeys, "nudging things along, sorting out blockages.
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Sometimes I adjust the prices of items that have been sitting a little too long, nudging anyone who might be paying attention.
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It's about sharing and listening, all the while nudging people to be analytical and think about their shared humanity with marginalized groups.
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And endorsements by big-name celebrities like Kyrie Irving, Tila Tequila and Sammy Watkins keep nudging flat Earthers out of the shadows.
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An apparent early-morning North Korean missile test only reinforced the flight, nudging the Japanese yen, Swiss franc and gold slightly higher.
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Greens of all shades have been nudging their way onto the stage, too, appearing as emerald cabinetry, avocado backsplashes and sage pendants.
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Really, it's like nudging someone to interrupt a "Game of Thrones" marathon to watch a Nova special on the future of origami.
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If increasing people's gratitude is an effective way to increase their charitableness, then maybe it's worth nudging people to cultivate more gratitude.
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Cats quickly learn when the food will drop down and will wait at the feeder instead of nudging their owners, she said.
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He finished second the next year, too, in a pivotal contest as epic as the first, nudging Ironman toward fame and fortune.
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That's not to demean Anderson, who retweeted the picture and has guts lobbying for the fight without any nudging from the UFC.
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But major fashion forces like Valentino, Saint Laurent, Dior, and Oscar de la Renta endorsed the look, nudging the inevitable change along.
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He will also keep nudging Trump and trying to make sure that everyone involved in the summit is on the same page.
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After the game, Thibodeau wasn't much interested in the implications of the victory beyond its nudging a bad record in the right direction.
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Enabling better online conversations and nudging people to be their better self is going to be one of my key thrusts going forward.
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Data on Tuesday showed the trade surplus ballooned in February, nudging Australia nearer to its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s.
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Venice is currently designing a plan to encourage tourists to stay longer by nudging them to visit more than just the main sights.
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Pakistan, which backed the Taliban from its earliest days and shelters its leadership, has been vital to nudging them to the negotiating table.
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Or they may force people to reconsider their plans—nudging them to shelve proposed investments until the dust raised by a shock settles.
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The TV show keeps nudging fans to remember the original comic so it can show off how it's trying to go somewhere else.
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"He kept nudging my shoulder and continued to move his foot up and down my back and neck," Wasim said in the post.
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The pattern of basic searches nudging you toward extremism, Tufekci wrote in The New York Times, holds across every topic, political or not.
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While nothing's been tested in space yet, theoretically, these devices could keep Earth safe by nudging rogue asteroids or comets out the way.
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The Labor Department said on Friday its producer price index for final demand rose 0.2% last month after nudging up 0.1% in June.
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But while Warner's measures focus on nudging Facebook toward more responsible behavior, a growing number of critics see the problem as Facebook itself.
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"Nudging the market in that direction by changing the duration of [the bonds in its] buying program is certainly a possibility," he said.
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Video footage of the scene shows the distressed calf nudging and pushing its mom in an attempt to free her from the bank.
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Of course, nudging global governance to the left will still strike conservative elites—the National Review writers of the world—as unacceptably radical.
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He asks questions, nods encouragement when an answer is close but keeps nudging until someone hits on the point he's trying to make.
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Like many other activity trackers, the Alta will vibrate when you've been sitting on your butt for too long, nudging you to move.
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It's a puzzle that policymakers at the Federal Reserve have spent a lot of time pondering as they've begun nudging interest rate higher.
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Jefferies analysts welcomed the refocused strategy and new CEO, nudging up their 2017 pretax profit forecast by 1 million pounds to 76.6 million.
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President Obama will meet with Mr. Sanders on Thursday morning, and aides say the focus will be on nudging him to embrace Mrs.
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Some big pension funds are going a step further than just investing by actively engaging and nudging companies in a more sustainable direction.
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WINNERS Progressives Yes, Sanders came up short, but not before nudging Clinton to the left on issues from trade to the minimum wage.
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We will grow our users by continuing to enhance our core product through user research and nudging users towards referring friends and colleagues.
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Realistically, achieving this buy-in will also need some nudging, particularly for smaller businesses and sectors where there has been less flexible work.
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"Yeah, but until then, you can have it with us," Corrie assured me, nudging forward a bowl of black bean soup for dipping.
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While it had taken Coxon's nudging to push Albarn in a more experimental direction, the frontman soon embraced this new form of songwriting.
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It's about "nudging them and helping them to realize that this is so essential for their long-term learning and performance," she said.
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There are dozens of tiny problems that contributed to its decline, each one of them minutely nudging utopia into the grot of reality.
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If a ball is stuck under the entertainment center, after trying, the dog will come and get me by barking or nudging me.
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Stacy Cowley, NYT: The consumer bureau and other federal regulators are nudging banks and credit unions to play a role in the market.
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He is deliberately skipping a step, nudging back against the idea that a major work establishes its identity through some standard-setting recording.
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All told, he sees earthworms as another factor — if not the main one — nudging the boreal toward becoming a global source of carbon.
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Politics, race and money play roles in nudging us all to our fates, and Garner's demise on July 17, 2014, involved all three.
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Cottage cheese is also nudging its way into the winners' circle at the World Cheese Awards, the largest cheese event in the world.
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It is possible, Grantham said, that the arbitrator, in allowing the case to go forward, is in fact nudging the N.F.L. to settle.
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At the same time, United States could be more decisive in nudging the Ukrainian leadership, and encourage it to work actively on this.
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Lately, they've been doing less of the in-between nudging, and that could make this round of earnings reports more important than usual.
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But Theresa May, the Prime Minister, is currently nudging closer to sacrificing national limbs so the body, her cherished Withdrawal Agreement, might survive.
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The company says that nudging people to reconsider posting potentially hurtful comments has had "promising" results in the company's fight against online bullying.
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Nevertheless, his allies in the ruling Law and Justice Party continue tilting at the country's 10,000 judges, nudging out those that they can.
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Jana first reported its ownership of the grocery chain in April, nudging the company to accelerate its turnaround plan or find a buyer.
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In nudging the mind to be more patient and more selfless, they benefit everyone whom our decisions impact, including our own future selves.
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Aides weren't expecting his approval rating to be nudging close to 60 percent — but these days point that out every chance they get.
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What's more, states that support Obamacare may take the protective step of passing their own individual mandate to continue nudging residents into coverage.
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They've also been unfathomably prolific, nudging their sound forwards over the space of a dozen albums since their debut, Knife Play, in 2002.
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This suggests that the public's judgements of nudging could become even more favourable if we can successfully convey scientific understandings of human behaviour.
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Fitbit could cater to the more niche demands of athletes, and it could continue nudging its Charge line towards smartwatch territory every few years.
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The social norms around privacy are 'just something that's evolved over time,' a stance that elides his company's interest in nudging that evolution along.
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The social norms around privacy are "just something that's evolved over time," a stance that elides his company's interest in nudging that evolution along.
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The company on Thursday posted a huge jump in average selling price for its flagship iPhone, nudging Apple to record revenue and earnings figures.
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The also dipped against the dollar, with political risks, most notably France's upcoming election, nudging it towards its worst week in nearly two months.
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Yet there are signs that the reform is nudging Indians out of cash and into bank deposits and plastic, where money can be tracked.
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In this global economy that everyone talks about but no one seems able to define, maybe larger forces are nudging the United States left.
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She is also nudging the Fed to finish pending post-crisis tasks, including a rule limiting global banks' credit exposure to any single counterparty.
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Hunter hit back-to-back 3s, nudging Virginia's lead to 73-41 just as Texas Tech missed for the first time in five trips.
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Its assessment of my interests here — fitness, community projects, technology and pets — was certainly less 'out there' than nudging me towards a Methodist church.
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European markets struggled for direction with the pan-region Stoxx 20.03 nudging a touch lower, reflecting key indexes in Germany and France treading water.
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Rather than nudging readers to mock, which is easy, the author reminds them instead to remember that the maddest-sounding ideas sometimes become motherhood.
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Labor force growth has been declining, which has led to an increase in average firm age, nudging fewer workers to start their own businesses.
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Nike and Starbucks have been nudging up to record highs in recent weeks, and both trade at fat 50 percent premium to the market.
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So he is gingerly nudging fashion-forward men awake, challenging them to take back their sartorial independence in a culture that lamely celebrates sameness.
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So Trump, with plenty of nudging from his now-former adviser Steve Bannon, revealed on June 1 that the US would take its leave.
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Real estate guys can take advantage of the best loopholes left in the tax code, thanks in part to some aggressive nudging of lawmakers.
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Gently nudging rates up by a quarter-percent every three months isn't going to test the resilience of the economy for some time yet.
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As recently as late September it was nudging 80,1.22 contracts, while in March last year it reached a record 107,844 contracts worth $8.4 billion.
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This expanding reach has certainly not escaped American scrutiny in technological and political circles, but it is nudging experts toward two often competing perspectives.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the CPI nudging up 0.1 percent in October and rising 2.0 percent on a year-on-year basis.
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Ms. Backhaus's lively script and Will Davis's highly ingenious direction leave no room for nudging references to any gender gap between cast and characters.
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And that's important to think about when it comes to nudging those with an "activated" identity back into the realm of an acknowledged identity.
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A rebound in the price of oil and natural gas helped drive sharp gains for energy and financial companies, nudging stocks mostly higher Friday.
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One sunny afternoon, as Muslet was nudging a rubber inner tube into the water, it dawned on him that he was unprepared for death.
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But it's at very least a way of weeding out passwords that absolutely have been breached — and nudging users away from reusing insecure credentials.
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Credit... MARBLE BAR, Australia — As the sun started to rise in Marble Bar, the temperature was already nudging 277 degrees: cool, by local standards.
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He guides multiple balls to the far corners, occasionally nudging the machine to float them back to his flipper for an impossibly soft landing.
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Sex robots have been a thing for a few years now, increasingly nudging up the realism spectrum as AI, robotics, and manufacturing methods advance.
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Mr. Ramaphosa, who has been nudging Mr. Zuma to resign without deepening the party split, has said that Mr. Zuma should not be humiliated.
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At the same time, the United States could be more decisive in nudging the Ukrainian leadership and encourage it to work actively on this.
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In fact, they may already be on your phone, nudging Google closer to being a one-stop destination for on-the-go vacation planning.
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An intense air of melancholy suffuses the book as Valero-O'Connell pairs love with loss — a nudging reminder that one comes with the other.
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Nudging Mr. Trump toward a more free-trade stance that avoids harsh steps toward China and other economic partners is paramount, these people said.
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As recently as late September it was nudging 80,000 contracts, while in March last year it reached a record 13,844 contracts worth $8.4 billion.
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European states will be hoping for a different approach, perhaps nudging all sides back towards a renewed version of President Barack Obama's nuclear deal.
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If a military strike is unthinkable, and so is doing nothing, what about Trump's plan of nudging China to apply pressure to North Korea?
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At the same time, interest rates have been creeping upward as the Federal Reserve continues nudging a key rate higher that affects consumer debt.
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Like the nearby Playa Largo Resort & Spa, the 135-cottage resort replaces a former R.V. campground, a trend that is nudging Key Largo upscale.
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It might inch closer to that, he suggests, by nudging people to eat healthier food options online, which could include some advertising and product placements.
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His goal is to "find a way to influence the people under the influence of Trump" by gently nudging them toward conservative causes he supports.
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They say they want to steer the vote away from Tsai, who they say is nudging Taiwan toward formal independence, a red line for China.
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Google's Daydream VR platform is getting its first major software revamp later this year, nudging the interface toward being a more full-featured operating system.
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Tampa Bay Lightning (29-18-4, +19 true goals differential)—Yes, I'm nudging the Lighting ahead of the Panthers for a spot on our list.
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Her speeches are mostly wonkish and dull, workaday constructions of a politician who appears to view human progress as a series of nudging policy improvements.
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But, if you usually need a little nudging to get moving on your goals, Friday just might be the kick in the pants you need.
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Rather than "nudging" them towards better behaviour, as policymakers are often advised to do, demonetisation was more akin to a cricket bat to the head.
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Across the continent, politicians are seeking to influence business using a range of tactics including regulation, nudging managers to do deals and boosting state ownership.
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Nudging risk-averse banks away from calcified business practices while trying to avoid a major shock to the system is a tricky line to tread.
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The euro also dipped against the dollar, with political risks, most notably France's upcoming election, nudging it towards its worst week in nearly two months.
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If you are more like me and don't really care about how messy your inbox is, then the new "nudging" feature will come in handy.
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"Gold has been nudging higher as risk has been trading a bit unsettled in Asia," said Stephen Innes, APAC trading head at OANDA in Singapore.
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Frankly, at least in the political realm, there is power in just nudging a bully enough to challenge them, but still letting them sink themselves.
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While Photos is the aha moment that's nudging me to get an iPad Pro, iOS 11 also makes the tablet a better replacement for laptops.
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A new Breathe app also focuses on wellness by nudging users to breathe and meditate for short periods, similar to Watch's stand up reminder feature.
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Several studies have asked whether student debt is nudging youngsters to put off marriage vows and stick to birth control, but the link seems tenuous.
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I went into a shop to buy myself a drink, and when I stepped in, a couple started nudging each other and giggling toward me.
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If you are moved by footage of caretakers nudging reluctant animals out of their carriers so that they may leave captivity forever … well, bring tissues.
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Stocks rebounded from an early slide Thursday, nudging the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index and the Nasdaq composite to their highest closes of the year.
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The index shed 2081 percent on Monday, nudging away from a two-week high of 95.241 scaled on Friday ahead of Fed Chairman Powell's testimony.
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Her book portrays the school network as an evolving experiment that regularly incorporates new teaching methods in the hope of nudging student achievement ever higher.
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The price on Tesla's 5.3% note due August 2025 slipped, nudging its yield to the highest in about six months at 8.51% in European trading.
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Such a tax is seen as a way to increase supply by nudging developers to unload stock rather than wait for prices to go higher.
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While Trump and his aides have remained somewhat supportive of Cain, the White House appears to be nudging him toward withdrawing his name from consideration.
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In Minnesota, a judge ruled last year that the state's machines appeared to be rounding up results, falsely nudging some defendants over the legal limit.
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When Wolsey fell from Henry's favor, Cromwell took over, administering the country for Henry and nudging him towards a Protestant reformation of the English church.
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The matter-of-factness is familiar Tyler territory — it's what inspired the younger generation to speak loudly for themselves, and perhaps he's nudging himself, too.
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But then why aren't the lives of the terminally ill also intrinsically valuable, and where is the concern about nudging old people toward legalized suicide?
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The distance prevented us from nudging one another in the ribs in response to these hostilities, but we would have if it were physically possible.
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There are new buddies (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.), who with smiles, mood enhancers and some unpersuasive narrative nudging help usher James into the here and now.
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But the unrelenting Republican assault eventually paid off, raising Mr. Ossoff's negative ratings and nudging conservative voters to show up for an unusual spring election.
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It was meant to be a jab at the company's inability—or refusal—to take down manipulated imagery, by nudging the man in charge himself.
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Offer to help with the music or some other feature she doesn't care much about, and keep nudging until she makes a space for you.
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Companies such as Calm, Buddhify, Oak, and Happify Health are also nudging their way into the meditation-wellness space, an industry valued at $130 million.
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Later, they watched on television as Matt Davidson of the White Sox hit a homer to beat the Indians, nudging the Royals closer to first.
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Like an anhedonic "Hamlet 2," this swiftly canceled NBC series centered on a teacher nudging his charges toward material they might not be ready for.
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The Rangers narrowed the deficit to 2-1 when Kevin Hayes scored 13:45 into the second period, nudging the puck past Crawford from the crease.
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Indeed, data out on Tuesday showed Australia's trade surplus ballooned in February, nudging the country nearer to its first current account surplus since the mid-1970s.
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Agarwal denied industry pressure was affecting the implementation of tighter regulations, adding that India was nudging companies to make healthier products while working on new rules.
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Earlier, the company reported in-line fourth quarter results while nudging up its financial outlook for 2017 and its ambitions for four years out in 2020.
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The discretionary sector, however, bucked the market with consumer electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi up 2.5 percent, nudging closer to a record peak touched in 0.93.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Europe's regulators are competing to hire risk specialists to prepare for an influx of banks escaping Brexit, nudging up salaries and stretching staff budgets.
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The first item was proposed formally last month by Chairman Ajit Pai, and although it amounts to little more than nudging carriers, it could be helpful.
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By nudging and directing him with an Oculus Touch controller, a participant can help him move through a series of vignettes that help him rediscover joy.
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"Cummins preyed upon the child for months on end, nudging and molding her until her will to resist was conflicted and ultimately broken," the petition alleged.
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The app was always there, silently nudging me to find something new — to do something that would add a bit of variety to the final product.
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Costs for tradable goods and services rebounded 0.5 percent in April after two months of falls, nudging the annual pace of growth up to 2.2 percent.
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Tax policy keeps diesel substantially cheaper at the pump than petrol, nudging consumers to prefer big cars that rely on diesel engines to meet emissions regulations.
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Google goes a step further by adding what it calls nudging of emails, resurfacing the ones that it recognizes require a time-sensitive action or response.
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Ultra-low interest rates since the financial crisis have depressed returns in the West, nudging institutions such as pension funds towards economies with more alluring prospects.
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"We've been nudging her to date for years, I think, and we're all, all eight of us are so glad that she finally is," Mady said.
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It sits there, encouraging you to breathe, nudging you to stand up, or to just marvel at its polished contours and its hyper-accurate second hand.
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But maintaining such a cloud of doubt might at least offer the beneficial side effect of nudging the public towards more salubrious uses of its money.
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The data also showed U.S. inflation moderated last month, with a price index for consumer spending dipping 0.1 percent after nudging up 0.1 percent in January.
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The Labor Department said on Friday its Consumer Price Index dropped 0.3 percent, the first decline since February 20.3, after nudging up 20.5 percent in February.
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The end result appears as though Musk is responding to his own tweet, and nudging hapless bitcoin owners to drop their coins into the scammer's coffers.
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Oil tycoon and GOP mega-donor Harold Hamm also pressed Cramer to run -- and Hamm's nudging, Cramer told WDAY in North Dakota, was a major factor.
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"And when I talked to those kids out there about heroin, and I see them nudging their friends and stuff, it just got me," he said.
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New York City's real estate market has been cooling, and a side effect of that is the gradual nudging down of rental prices in hot neighborhoods.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was mostly flat at 219, nudging away from a two-week peak of 20.9355 set overnight.
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The sun enters Taurus on Saturday, lighting up a deeply personal sector of your chart and nudging you towards focusing on your home and family life.
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But at the service, a few rosary Hail Marys in and I was nudging my husband in desperation, mouthing my urgent need to find a bathroom.
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By recommending balanced funds over ones with greater percentages of stocks, Ms. Lane said, she's nudging clients toward staying invested and sticking with their financial plans.
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Successful interventions have often come in one of two forms: resolving a conflict between two states, or nudging local dynamics that were already aligning around peace.
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Payroll gains in December capped a year of steady but slowing gains in employment, the government reported Friday, nudging the year's total past 2.1 million jobs.
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TAIPEI, June 24 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks fell on Friday as early results from the UK's vote on European Union membership showed the 'Leave' camp nudging ahead.
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By 2017, after nudging its own rate up to 35 percent, the United States had the least favorable tax regime for business investment among OECD countries.
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But with a little nudging -- and the right tools -- they can be using that time to build creative skills while sharing their stories, opinions, and ideas.
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At times the letters of the word "POLITICO" even appeared to vibrate, nudging into each other like the strings on a guitar being played with vibrato.
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Regulators are nudging firms to insure their risk, he said, and insurers are starting to offer rates more closely calibrated to risk than in the past.
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"To just make sure that we didn't overly focus on our own kids, that we would spend our parental-nudging energy on someone else," he said.
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The system would trigger only in rare conditions, nudging down the nose of the plane to make the Max handle more smoothly during high-speed moves.
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People talking about a tragedy on Facebook seems a very noisy signal indeed to send a push notification nudging users to make individual declarations of personal safety.
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Yet the window of opportunity to follow November's rate hike to 22013 pct, when inflation was already above target and nudging 22015 pct, may have closed completely.
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"Circling back to private companies, Warner calls for consideration of a "software liability regime" aimed at nudging market forces toward increased security "across the entire product lifecycle.
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It's August, images of a new Fitbit device have leaked, and if the leak is accurate, Fitbit is nudging its next Charge in a smarter, sleeker direction.
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Nudging ahead of the once-untouchable Windows by a tiny fraction, Android is now the world's most-used platform for getting online according to these latest figures.
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The White House has been nudging agencies to identify obsolete systems and start replacing them, but GAO said that clearer, more specific goals and timetables are needed.
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But there is a deeper concern: that fashions and fads are distorting economics, by nudging the profession towards asking particular questions, and hiding bigger ones from view.
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SAP lifted its growth forecast for non-IFRS operating profits this year to 9.5% to 12.5% at constant currencies, while also nudging up its outlook for 2020.
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It's not a cure-all, but it's a nudge in the right direction in a world where software is almost always nudging you in the wrong direction.
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But with Labour nudging ahead of the Tories in opinion polls, there is no appetite for a coup, and deselecting troublesome MPs is easier said than done.
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It cut its inflation forecasts for 2018 and 2019 to 1.4 percent and 1.8 percent respectively, while nudging up its projection for this year to 1.5 percent.
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The actor — who starred opposite Lawrence in the Hunger Games franchise and Stone in Zombieland — is credited with nudging the leading ladies into a real-life friendship.
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They respond to texts and emails and often send their own, nudging students to finish a homework assignment or stay positive before and during a big exam.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price and House GOP lawmakers are publicly nudging the Senate to vote before lawmakers leave town at the end of July.
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By this method LightSail 2 will continually orient itself so that the photons striking it propel it in the desired direction, nudging it into the desired orbit.
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Markit's final composite PMI for the bloc, seen as a good guide to growth, barely improved on February's 20.2-month low of 53.0, nudging up to 53.1.
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Combined with Mr Cameron's large lead over his Labour rivals, that seems to be nudging all but the most die-hard Brussels bashers into the In camp.
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Perhaps all the trash talk is to lay the groundwork for that, but Dillashaw can be pulled into forward moving, face out trades with a little nudging.
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The E.U. will likely lead the charge, nudging Beijing to take a more active role, but it remains to be seen whether other global powers will cooperate.
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Producer Alex Bonenfant (METZ, July Talk) does a slick job of nudging the song into E-Street Band-grade anthemics, making it an indulgent arena-rock escape.
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As long as the labor market remains strong, generating substantial net hiring and nudging wage hikes higher, households will likely continue to spend at a healthy pace.
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Drucker helps Tambor understand how Maura feels about herself and her body, and she tweaks his mannerisms onscreen, regularly nudging him to close his legs, for example.
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The mother, preventing her baby from sinking, had been nudging it toward the surface of the Pacific off the coast of Canada and the Northwestern United States.
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Sanders has held the second-place spot behind Biden in most public surveys for months, but some recent polls have shown Warren and Harris nudging past him.
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Adesanya is also a fairly handsy fighter: he likes to push and pull his opponents around, stiff arming them and nudging them out of stance between strikes.
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Spotify named "One Dance" the most-streamed song of all time with almost 1003 million plays, nudging past Major Lazer's "Lean On" featuring MØ and DJ Snake.
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It could also provide a natural boost to global average surface temperatures, nudging 2018 and possibly 2019 further up the ladder of the hottest years on record.
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The feature is indeed small, but it's clear the app is now subtly nudging users to comment in a possible attempt to further boost engagement with posts.
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Applied ethics guide our interactions in the world as it exists while nudging us incrementally closer to the normative ideal and the world we seek to create.
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Phys Ed Even when people know that exercise is desirable and plan to work out, electrical signals within their brains may be nudging them toward being sedentary.
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Prosecutors allege bankers rigged rates by nudging them up or down to benefit trading positions, deliberately ignoring rules that they should be set independently of commercial interests.
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These may, however, range from giving third parties access to more personal user data than they should have to nudging the outcome of elections in several countries.
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On busier days that included a run and a trip to one of my kids' schools, I'd find the lines on the graph nudging beyond 8 miles.
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Most other 10-year euro zone bond yields were from 4 to 10 bps lower on the day, nudging away from multi-month highs hit this week.
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Whether provoking Alicja's highly sexualized behavior or facilitating her career, Katie is slowly nudging her film from a study of exploitation to an example of the same.
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The company priced shares at $23 on Wednesday, at the high end of its range, nudging its implied valuation above $203 billion as it raised $230 million.
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From that perspective, Donald Trump's nudging and pressuring to save some 800 jobs at Carrier from being shipped to Mexico is trivial -- other than to the workers themselves.
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Davis discovered that numerous nations, from Denmark to Indonesia, have developed methods for nudging young men and women back from the extremist brink—a process known as deradicalization.
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The former world number one suffered a blip in the second set, when she started nudging the ball cautiously about the court rather than striking it with confidence.
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And that's with, conservatively, another three months left in its theatrical run, making it conceivable that the multiplier could end up nudging a 242 or even a 259.
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The local dollar hit the weaker end of its trading range at 7.85 per U.S. dollar, nudging up a key lending rate that could push borrowing costs higher.
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By choosing to share these moments of our younger, more foolish selves, we're gently nudging our past into the light to draw a flattering comparison to our present.
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He's nudging in, and there's nothing more to do but push myself forward, to take that eager cock where it wants to go, and where I want it.
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For the moment, she's in charge of Uranus (Venus rules the signs of Taurus and Libra), nudging us to change how we nurture different aspects of our lives.
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In June the Supreme Court backed the policy of American Express, a credit-card issuer, of stopping retailers from nudging customers to use cards with lower transaction fees.
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Jackson Pollock — and nobody is nudging my shoulder — is a great artist … Terkel: But he couldn't have … done this work in the time of the Flemish, could he?
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One trader said the reintroduction of the 14-day reverse repo was nudging borrowers towards longer-term funding and likely start the implementation of a transparent funding band.
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Although the idea of nudging is not new, and firms have long employed behavioural science to shape their customers' behaviour, governments of the past used psychology only sporadically.
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"Nudging" as a financial concept was introduced by legal scholar Cass Sunstein and Pulitzer Prize-winning economist Richard Thaler, who argued that humans are not completely rational beings.
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As we got closer to the date, we added nudging to work on his d'var Torah, a teaching he would give on the section of Torah he read.
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This seems like bad timing on Nissan's part, although it nudging its audience a bit in regards to recent negative press is its way of covering its tracks.
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Yes, it has a snooze button, but using it could be a little trickier than slapping your old, boring alarm clock or nudging the alarm on your smartphone.
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Last month's first-round vote was close with with Le Pen polling 213 percent of the vote and centrist Emmanuel Macron nudging his way ahead on 2000 percent.
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But with signs that U.S. interest rates will keep nudging up, U.S. and Canadian holdings have fallen the most, at close to 2 percentage points, to 28.5 percent.
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Those on the left, the more realistic of whom always saw nudging Mrs Clinton leftward as the most they could hope for, want to see that hope realised.
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In theory, digital currencies would allow central banks to more easily charge interest on deposits of households and firms, thereby nudging them to spend rather than hoard money.
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One question you don't mention is whether you're the right member of the family to convey the message (and in a more straightforward way than hinting and nudging).
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The high-profile European choreographers whom he enlisted — Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Akram Khan and Russell Maliphant — drew from his classical Indian training while nudging him in new directions.
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He worked to put Nixon on late-night shows and into other more relaxed environments — nudging the socially awkward leader toward becoming a most unlikely entertainer in chief.
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Currency investors are assuming the BOJ will keep Japanese bond yields super-low for a long time to come and have been nudging the yen lower in response.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, has tried to warn the president through gentle nudging that Judge Hardiman and Judge Kethledge would be the safest choices for confirmation.
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Nudging those who are infected into treatment, and helping them stay the course, will require active campaigns to help remove the stigma, shame and fear of a diagnosis.
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Proponents of work requirements say that the goal is not to punish the poor, but to lift them out of poverty by nudging them into the work force.
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"These kinds of things can sound small, but they are actually meaningful in terms of nudging people to take advantage of these vehicles and help themselves," she added.
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Retiring The lack of retirement savings among Americans is almost universally bemoaned but nudging, prodding and lecturing have done little to build up nest eggs for old age.
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I kept nudging the 5-year-old in a see-girls-really-can-do-it-all way; she never imagined they couldn't and took the wonders in stride.
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Unfortunately, it's really hard to change things in those two areas — at least that's my takeaway from a bunch of disappointing "nudging" results in the past few years.
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Heydi even taught him some lines for talking to women when he arrived in America, perhaps her way of nudging him to find her a mother, he thought.
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But Mr. Trump does it louder and more insistently, forcing the issue to the front of the agenda in a way that Mr. Obama's polite nudging did not.
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She said her manager had long encouraged her to write a memoir ("I had no intention of doing it, but he kept nudging") and that it took years.
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Nudging can help adults returning to the classroom after a decade develop identities as students, balance school and work, and show resiliency in the face of new challenges.
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"How Bob edited 'Salvador' was by constantly nudging me toward updates on the situation and by pointing out weaker material," Ms. Didion told The Paris Review in 2006.
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That's one reason Assembly member Kansen Chu has been fighting to do away with the practice of nudging the clock an hour forward between the spring and fall.
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I took my Rylance-skeptical friend to see Farinelli and the King, and showed great restraint by refraining from nudging her every time the audience laughed or sighed.
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Several environmental organizations have made straw bans a priority lately — raising awareness, nudging celebrities to come out in favor of them, lobbying cities and states to enact them.
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We're nudging down our 2019E/2020E EPS to $1903/$11.70 from $11.40/$11.75 (reflecting QTD adverse weather and declining interest rates), and introducing our initial 28E EPS of $219.
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For nearly two decades, the book has served as an anthropological compass, nudging perverts and experimenters and the merely curious toward kinks that most have never even thought possible.
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The technocratic bent of policy-making was so pronounced that Downing Street even set up a "nudge unit" that dreamed up ways of "nudging" citizens into improving their behaviour.
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But the urgency of this moment, with anti-Muslim attacks on the rise and a demonstrated bias against Islam from the White House, is nudging Pillars into the spotlight.
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Under a "phased manufacturing program" (PMP), the government plans to extend the taxes to more components as a way of nudging parts makers to switch to more local production.
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If all of this sounds like an advert for Channel 4, as though their trousers have been pulled down and we're nudging them toward climax, it is the opposite.
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Along the way, she's nudging us to consider the biases pregnant black women face, and the startling gap between black and white women when it comes to maternal health.
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In Britain a call for the sales tax on menstrual products to be lifted was signed by more than 320,000 people, nudging Parliament to pass an amendment in 2016.
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In other words, the Fujiwhara effect could turn Madeline a bit further to the south while nudging Lester slightly further north, steering both storms clear of the Big Island.
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A very thin atmosphere extends out into this region of space, so small air particles are constantly bumping into satellites in lower Earth orbit, nudging them off their path.
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When she finds out her aunts were responsible for nudging her toward this man in the first place, she swears off magic and buries her powers deep within herself.
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Each of these companies has products nudging close to and past the $212,103 mark — and basic market economics would suggest that they provide enough value to justify the expense.
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A PMI covering the euro zone's dominant service industry beat expectations for a fall to 52.3 from 52.8 by only nudging down to 52.7, still an 18-month low.
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"They ask anything from how do I get to my college or what bus route do I take," Kat Klima, program director for "Summer Nudging," told Minnesota's MPR News.
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The tech updates are somewhat incremental, nudging the category forward with features like optical heart rate sensors and automatic tracking of activities, things that other activity trackers already offer.
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"They go somewhere which is most straightforward and any, even minor, hurdles you put in their way is just nudging them ever closer to going somewhere else," he said.
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Dassault is nudging up production rates on certain business jet models, and Trappier said pre-owned versions of its long-range, large cabin Falcon 7x were no longer available.
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That solar energy is believed to be nudging the asteroid ever closer toward Earth's path each time the asteroid makes its closest approach to our planet every six years.
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Incredibles 2 doesn't need to spend time tending to potential spinoff characters or setting up possible sequels, or wink-wink-nudge-nudging at stuff you've seen in other movies.
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The European Central Bank is widely expected to wind down its asset purchase programme by the end of next year, which is nudging the euro higher against the dollar.
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Lee's task is to pursue the seemingly irreconcilable objectives of nudging Trump to stay engaged positively with Asia while at the same time avoiding offending an increasingly prickly China.
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The ACA tried to counteract adverse selection by nudging the healthy into insurance pools through the use of the individual mandate penalty and through subsidies to make insurance affordable.
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The book reads like reportage without ever nudging us toward an understanding of who this narrator is, where he has been or why he is telling us Jay's story.
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Obama is probably doing about the best one can with ISIS: Degrade it, contain it and downplay it, and keep nudging Sunnis and Shiites to come to their senses.
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Kuomintang candidate Han – arguably Beijing's best chance in years of nudging the island to peaceful reunification – was forced this week to recommit himself to Taiwanese independence and human rights.
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Historically, Republicans have done a better job of nudging the party faithful to the polls in an "off" election year, one without a race for governor or the presidency.
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GRAND REPUBLIC COCKTAIL CLUB This new bar, nudging the Brooklyn waterfront's ferry dock, is named for a large wooden freight ship that anchored there more than 100 years ago.
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It finds that even when people know that exercise is desirable and plan to work out, certain electrical signals within their brains may be nudging them toward being sedentary.
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Inflation data on Wednesday is expected to show the consumer price index rising 0.4 percent in November after nudging up 20163 percent in October, according to a Reuters survey.
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And it all felt so civilized, not because it's British but because it's remote — Al Roker was interviewing civilians celebrating on sidewalks, not nudging anyone toward the mani-cam.
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While not nudging the pain threshold as the goat had, the venison beneath the crust was even more mysterious in its spicy elaborations (cinnamon being the one recognizable flavor).
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The data's increasing availability may surprise people receiving messages nudging them to vote — or even trouble them, by exposing personal politics they might have preferred to keep to themselves.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were married at Windsor Castle in England on Saturday, drawing cheers from around the globe and nudging the royal family into a new era.
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We often forget that nature can be our best remedy, and she is often lying across our lap or nudging us to get off our butts and go outside.
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He said the evolution of "they" is something like what happened to "you" centuries ago, when it drifted from plural to singular, nudging "thee" and "thou" into Elizabethan obscurity.
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A different study tried "nudging" students to study more by giving them accurate estimates of how much harder they'd need to work for their desired grades in the class.
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Over the holidays, she sent positive messages via Twitter to buoy followers who may have been feeling vulnerable, nudging them, with words and emoji, to be kind to themselves.
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Now, more than three decades, billions of dollars and dozens of iterations later, Microsoft plans to stop developing that iconic Paint program, nudging it a step closer to death.
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Low levels of unemployment would traditionally be nudging policymakers at the Federal Reserve to lift interest rates, to head off an outbreak of inflation, but this time is different.
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Perhaps Grace from Boston just wanted an actual bike or an Instant Pot or something, but in Victor's clip, it seems her husband was nudging her toward weight loss.
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Supporters also argued that nudging the clock forward to have more of a summer's daylight fall in the evening would save energy by reducing the need for artificial light.
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The latter flight carried a test passenger - chief astronaut instructor Beth Moses - for the first time, nudging the company closer to its goal of suborbital flights for space tourists.
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Bohnert said only 1.5 percent of those commutes are by bike right now — just nudging it up a few percentage points could make Mobike's first overseas expansion effort a success.
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You rest your hand on the mouse-grip, fingers lying gently on the two buttons, and move the pointer across the screen by gently nudging the ball with your thumb.
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The Hollywood Reporter says the Disney CEO is also considering a run, with a lot of nudging by his friends to put those Mickey Mouse ears on the White House.
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Security news took a turn for the existential this week, as President Donald Trump rattled apparently improvisatory sabers at North Korea, nudging the world one step closer to nuclear confrontation.
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An artificial intelligence-powered "nudging" feature can help you manage your email by suggesting you respond to a message that&aposs been sitting in your inbox for a few days.
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But China's official PMI survey was more upbeat and showed manufacturing activity picked up unexpectedly in August, nudging up modestly to 50.4, compared with the previous month's reading of 49.9.
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I loved watching the various colonies grow from tiny settlements into thriving communities over the course of the game — even if nudging this progress felt like checking off my chores.
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Reflecting that bullishness, SAP lifted its growth forecast for non-IFRS operating profits this year to 9.5-12.5 percent at constant currencies, while also nudging up its outlook for 2020.
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Using powerful words from another high-profile black woman was also a clever, pointed way at nudging listeners toward intersectional feminism — that is, a kind that includes women of color.
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He believed in trying to see the view of the other side, courteously nudging them on if necessary, sharing a wink and a joke to get across any sticky patches.
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The report (PDF) goes into detail on exactly how these companies create an illusion of control over your data while simultaneously nudging you towards making choices that limit that control.
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The bottom line: The shareholder proposals and resulting votes are just one part of an overall process of investors nudging companies in their preferred direction, as the EOG result showed.
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Data on Thursday showing the currency bloc's manufacturing boom slowed a little further last month added to a downbeat mood, nudging the euro down close to its low of $1.65.
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It was a different story in 2011 when longs reached 99,500 contracts in May that year and the euro was nudging $53, a peak which has not been visited since.
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Supporting domestically built 5G infrastructure isn't a bad idea, and you can imagine a president gently nudging the development process toward local manufacturers and nationalized infrastructure without stopping it cold.
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Will it ever again wield real influence in the world, as it did, for instance, when nudging South Africa and Zimbabwe towards democracy near the end of the last century?
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That's not unlike the experience of nudging the rear wheel slightly to align the spokes with those ring locks you'll find mounted below the saddle stem on many city bikes.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood unchanged at 93.296 after nudging up 0.15 percent overnight on the back of a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
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"Our view is that this new capacity will outstrip the underlying demand, nudging refinery utilization back toward recent historical lows," said Peter Bartlett, a director for Baker & O'Brien's London office.
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In practice, however, the pressure which light exerts is so small that a device able to do a useful amount of nudging would require a laser of unfeasibly large power.
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With dollar nudging down ahead of the Fed, the euro made some ground at $1.1347 and the Japanese yen inched up 0.1 percent to 111.28 yen to the U.S. currency.
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Laurel admits it was Wes, not she, who shot Annalise, then keeps nudging the breakup idea upon Frank with question-mark eyes, clearly not wanting to walk out the door.
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On balance this ought to be a good thing, nudging them to lend to private companies and consumers who are willing to borrow at higher interest rates than state firms.
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Equipped with a small electric motor and battery, pedal-assist e-bikes provide an extra little zap of power as you pedal, about like the nudging of a gentle tailwind.
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This disclosure, an example of the "nudging" popularized by Cass Sunstein, has the potential to create incentives for firms to improve safety without creating a burdensome regime of government interference.
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After a little nudging from investors and interest from advertisers, Placed started working with publishers and ad networks like Pandora and Millennial Media to measure the impact of advertising campaigns.
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Given her background in television and Facebook's recent push to get users more engaged with its Live video streaming feature, it's possible that we'll see Facebook nudging publishers toward Live.
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Iris Bohnet, the director of the Women and Public Policy Program at Harvard Kennedy School, is a behavioral economist who believes in the principle of "nudging" people toward social norms.
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The rate is currently minus 0.4 percent, and amounts to a penalty on the deposits and a way of nudging banks to put the money to work in the economy.
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The movie is propelled by action scenes that transmit a little something about the characters while nudging the story forward, much like the song-and-dance numbers in a musical.
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And yet the data does seem to suggest that YouTube's open platform is nudging thousands of people rightward over time — a notable fact in a time of rising extremist violence.
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But the spending proposal did make one point clear: The Army is nudging its artillery force in the direction adopted by modern attack aircraft long ago — toward more precision ordnance.
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If America calculates that its rivals could thus be tempted to strike early, it may feel under pressure to go first—and so on, nudging the world towards the brink.
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"He was just kind of nudging me: 'Hey, you need two more rebounds,'" said Jefferson, who crammed 23.5 points, 210 assists and 183 rebounds into 218 minutes of playing time.
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They are nudging the narrative away from the old ideological stalemate and focusing on a moral question: What kind of society allows such unfettered access to the tools of slaughter?
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She would run her hands through my hair, nudging my head forward and sideways, her fingers mere inches away from the secret thoughts and desires swirling inside of my skull.
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Facebook says getting children to communicate on its Messenger Kids app took nudging, even though experts they consulted for the product say kids are ready to use such mobile software.
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In her telling, Mr. Mugrabi casually proposed to her at the apartment in 2004, after his mother was nudging him on the phone about wanting to throw an engagement party.
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As I walked away, my ears picked up the rough grating of a trash can hobbling across park gravel; the metallic tinkling of a trotting dog's leash nudging its collar.
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When I wake up, B's often curled around me, which sounds sweet but I've already missed out on an hour of sleep at this point with him kicking and nudging me.
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According to new analysis in the Astronomical Journal, few things besides gravitational nudging from a large, ninth planet would explain the several dozen rogue Kuiper Belt objects with highly elliptical orbits.
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Virgin Galactic in February soared to the edge of space with a test passenger for the first time, nudging the company closer to its goal of suborbital flights for space tourists.
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CareCoach workers are part freewheeling raconteurs, part human natural-language processors, listening to and deciphering their charges' speech patterns or nudging the person back on track if they veer off topic.
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And Democrats may end up nudging US foreign policy more in the direction of tackling issues like climate change or global poverty — goals that the many EU leaders would likely applaud.
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Instead, it trudges along with zero sense of urgency, occasionally nudging for an emotional response when the only feeling this film inspires is that everyone (including the audience) lost a bet.
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Oculus filled the Gear VR's old spot with the Oculus Go mobile headset, and it's now nudging users toward the Oculus Quest, a more expensive but also far more capable device.
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Loeb, who oversees the $16 billion hedge fund firm Third Point LLC, said there are ways to earn money on mergers and acquisitions and by nudging company management to perform better.
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Immigrants can encounter difficulties, said Mr. Nelson, the Kemin chief executive, but he added that the acute labor shortage was nudging some skeptics in the business community to be more welcoming.
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Musk told the YouTuber he would make the donation on Twitter after some nudging by Marques "MKBHD" Brownlee, who has interviewed Musk in the past and is an avid Tesla fan.
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I didn't like this much when Apple enforced it with the iPhone dropping the analog headphone jack, and I don't like now as Android smartphones keep nudging in the same direction.
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In six months it will have slipped back to $1.30 before nudging up to $1.31 in a year, according to the poll of nearly 60 foreign exchange specialists taken this week.
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He won plaudits in some quarters for nudging banks to do more to recognize their bad debts but was criticized by members of the government for not cutting rates aggressively enough.
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Powell has stressed that the Fed is determined to follow a centrist approach: Keep gradually nudging up rates to control inflation but avoid tightening too aggressively and perhaps triggering a recession.
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They might engage in rhetoric or push policies that are isolationist or protectionist, believing they are aligned with public opinion — yet, in reality, these leaders are nudging public opinion toward isolationism.
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"With gearing nudging down and execution on track, the first three quarters are the start of a new positive trend for BP," they added, affirming their outperform rating on the stock.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite banks' nudging toward online tools, many U.S. customers are not ready to give up regular visits to their nearest branch, complicating the industry's efforts to slim down.
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Data shows the economy has continued to expand, raising the employment rate by 8.5 percent annually in the third quarter of 2016 and nudging inflation gradually towards its 18.23 percent goal.
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The euro EUR= also dipped against the dollar, down 0.4 percent at $1.0656 with political risks, most notably France's upcoming election, nudging it toward its worst week in nearly two months.
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In a clip of the moment, the 94-year-old former Georgia governor laughed and smiled after being spotted on the kiss cam before nudging his wife for a brief kiss.
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He had one failure and skipped two rounds before reaching 5.95 meters where he was agonizingly close on his second attempt, clearing the bar but nudging it on the way down.
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Stocks on Wall Street recovered from a late-afternoon slide to eke out small gains on Tuesday, nudging the Nasdaq composite to its second record close in less than a week.
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Further nudging them along Tuesday morning, Walls read a modified version of a model jury instruction that encouraged them to "re-examine" their views, adding his own embellishments along the way.
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If you're whole team needs some nudging, Microsoft will also allow the group to enroll in a change program and provide you with lots of data about how you are changing.
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LONDON — It was part of the imagery of much earlier times: a red double-decker bus nudging through London streets shrouded in smog created in part by its own exhaust fumes.
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Long-dated interest rate futures, a barometer of investors' risk appetite and so-called "Brazil risk", rose slightly, with January 2027 contracts nudging 9% and January 2029 contracts trading above 9% .
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His appeals on a social media platform boasting over 1.6 million followers have inspired a bigger wave of generosity, nudging celebrities and top athletes from other sports to open their wallets.
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But I'd done it by nudging the levers in a system that was far too big to control, then watching the effects play out once they were too late to stop.
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The Polish zloty EURPLN=, the region's most liquid currency, was seen nudging 0.5% lower to 4.30 to the euro, unchanged from the 12-month outlook in a poll a month ago.
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As he neared the height of his influence — in the empire, and with his father — James was running the British satellite television service Sky while nudging the company into green initiatives.
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The new Democratic majority is nudging climate and environmental issues to the top of the national debate after eight years of GOP opposition to legislating around greenhouse gas emissions (The Hill).
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Still, the overall tone of suspicion and condemnation of Russia's actions in Syria indicated that Mr. Trump's top national security advisers were nudging him back to a more traditional Russia policy.
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Denise and I each have our own bathrooms, which means two things: I don't have to deal with her nudging me to put away my toiletries I leave on the counter.
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The works themselves chicken out of doing anything meaningful, in favor of winking at you and nudging you in the ribs, daring you to read queerness into properties where none exists.
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But there have been bumps as well, most notably in 2015 when authorities suddenly devalued the currency after steadily nudging it higher for years, triggering a sell-off in global markets.
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The mist will be priced between $30 and $50 and will be packaged in a bottle that changes color when exposed to ultraviolet rays, nudging consumers to spray early and often.
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Countries like France, Sweden, South Korea, and the United Kingdom pledged to increase funding for these efforts during the climate summit and are nudging other countries to do so as well.
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The average hourly wage was expected to climb 0.3 percent, nudging up the annual year-over-year increase to 2.6 percent, better than October's showing, but still barely ahead of inflation.
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He designs randomized trials around some of health care's most important challenges: nudging doctors to provide evidence-based care; ensuring patients take their medications; and helping consumers choose better health plans.
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Now they're nudging the auto giants that make those vehicles to wake up, too—starting with a mandate to listen more closely to the security researchers who expose their products' hackable flaws.
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She overtly manipulates her narrative in order to break free of it; even when it turns out Ford's been nudging her toward a coup all along, Maeve fights to control her story.
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The two motorcycle groups repeatedly bumped into one another at high speed, nudging one another off the road, until one force caved in and relinquished the road in favor of the other.
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As a result, Cooper says Pathstream makes learning a new software platform live up to student expectations of receiving "joy before pain," thereby gently nudging college students down the road to mastery.
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She has abandoned her former support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal and unveiled a slate of policies for micromanaging the business world, such as "nudging" companies to invest long-term.
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With some gentle nudging from the tech industry's leaders, I've fallen into the trap of believing that tech companies are our friends, and that they're here to help us live better lives.
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We know the ISS requires periodic "nudging" by visiting re-supply ships, such as SpaceX, Soyuz, and Antares – previously the Space Shuttle – to re-position it into its preferred low Earth orbit.
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The effect was most visible for the category-and vendor-based notices, where all checkboxes were pre-selected in the nudging condition, while they were not in the privacy-by-default version.
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At first, he didn't want to tell me out of fear of "creeping me out," but with some nudging he sent me a link to…wait for it…a fat fetishism forum.
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Google is making official the changes we saw leaked earlier this month, with email snoozing, nudging, and confidential mode making their debut alongside a substantial visual redesign for Gmail on the web.
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North Carolina's laws were struck down on appeal last year, in a nice demonstration of the need for checks and balances when it comes to nudging, as with all other policy action.
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Halloween may be the umpteenth franchise entry of the year, but it comes with a nudging warning to its own audience: There's a danger to spending too much time in the past.
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Built for the 1964 Olympics, Route 6 was instrumental in nudging the region out of rural isolation and onto the planning maps of authorities in charge of Japan's nascent nuclear energy program.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Mounting labor shortages and surging wages across Central Europe are nudging inflation higher, prompting some central banks in the fast-growing region to tighten policy after years of monetary easing.
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"It was years, and a lot of nudging from the family for him to do something," Salamon said, in an exclusive interview with CNBC, announcing the launch of his new company Rested.
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If you're in a poor position for more than a few minutes — what NAMU calls "forward head posture" or the infamous "text neck" — ALEX will vibrate, gently nudging you to readjust yourself.
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As planes fly at record capacity and new cabin configurations squeeze in ever more passengers, airlines are, intentionally or not, nudging fliers into paying extra to avoid drawing the proverbial short straw.
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Russians are among the biggest drinkers of alcohol in the world but government measures that include restrictions on alcohol sales and tougher penalties for drunk-driving are nudging them toward healthier lifestyles.
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After years of undershooting, inflation was nudging the 2 percent target in December, while other domestic data has prompted analysts to forecast economic growth this year near 3 percent - well above trend.
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It was nudging up at 2.96 percent on Tuesday, which also left the gap between U.S. and German 10-year benchmark bond yields just off its widest level in nearly three decades.
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He struggles to pick up his token due to the eight-ounce gloves he insisted on wearing, so ends up nudging it across the five spaces with the flurry of light jabs.
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A related concern is if hospitals try to increase profits by nudging services toward patients who may not need a procedure as much as patients with more severe and more expensive conditions.
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His reprise of the climactic Thanksgiving dinner with Nola and her lovers is more playful and ambitious, as if he's nudging his younger self across the decades: Can you do this, kid?
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I don't think technology itself leads to anxiety, but many people around me believe in that and try nudging me to stop using technology, that's the part where the anxiety kicks in.
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She picked up trays of grilled chicken ordered from a nearby restaurant and set all the food out family-style, nudging guests to remove the lids and help themselves as they arrived.
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While the current pledges would not keep global warming well below 2 degrees Celsius, the agreed-upon goal, there is some evidence that this "soft diplomacy" is nudging countries toward greater action.
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And he may get some nudging from C.E.O.s, but, unlike the activists, they will be unlikely to confront him publicly out of fear that he might turn on them or their companies.
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And until the president of the United States returns to the role of advocate for human rights, democracy and multilateralism, Macron would be the one nudging the current President in that direction.
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But there's no reason it can't be applied in ways that also help patients do the right thing, nudging them toward high-value care and decreasing incentives to pursue low-value care.
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Two friends close to Winfrey previously told CNN that she was "actively thinking" about running for president and that some of her confidants had been nudging her privately to make a run.
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Serkis himself has said that the Academy has been nudging its members toward recognizing motion-capture performance, so why not just cut to the chase and make it a breakout acting category?
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The limits of nudging come into focus in an evaluation by the research firm MDRC of a set of behavioral nudges intended to increase poor fathers' payment of child support for their children.
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A new contender for World's Best Gif shows Queen Elizabeth nudging her grandson to "Stand up, William" as the famous family gathers on the Buckingham Palace balcony for the Trooping the Color shows.
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Ikea sells a lot of lights and has a knack for nudging the industry in the direction it wants to go thanks to the nearly 1 billion store visits it receives each year.
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Remember, in October 1997, Will & Grace was still a full year away from airing its pilot episode and gently nudging the American public further towards the idea that gay people might be human.
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The central bank obliged at last in mid-December, nudging the target for its main short-term rate up by a quarter percentage point and suggesting that more increases were coming in 2016.
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Singaporeans are granted an extra discount if they choose to buy property located in the same neighbourhood as their parents, nudging them to help with care that could otherwise fall to the state.
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Spain sold 250 billion euros in 27, 2020 and 2023 bonds, with yields on the longest-dated paper nudging up at the first bond auction since an inconclusive general election on Dec. 20.
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There was no punch in, punch out, cut and paste, fix this, fix that, getting down to the micro parts of the drums and nudging things and moving things to make them perfect.
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But for the past half-decade or so, he's had a big handful of cantankerous, self-righteous product leaders nudging him off course so they could experiment with new designs and business models.
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Still, Republicans cautioned that talk of penalizing pledge-breakers is aimed at nudging Kasich, Cruz, Bush and others to support Trump in 2016 -- not to handicap the party's presidential candidates in the future.
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The country's five-year credit default swaps rose to a two-month high on the uncertainty, nudging up 2118.35 basis points (bps) from Friday's close to 2118.68 bps, according to IHS Markit data.
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If adopted widely enough, such practices could, in theory, begin to remove billions of tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, nudging us toward a less perilous climate trajectory than our current one.
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The trade news was largely priced in to currency markets, with the risk-on mood nudging the dollar to 111.23 against the safe haven Japanese yen, a level not seen since late December.
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Prosecutors said that traders cheated counterparties by requesting rates from colleagues that would benefit their trading positions - and that submitters then entered false or misleading numbers by nudging them up or down accordingly.
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Deutsche Bank analysts also gave a positive reception to the Maersk Oil takeover, nudging up their price target on Total to 51 euros from 50, and keeping a "buy" rating on the stock.
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Recession fears have been fading as economists have been nudging up their expectations for GDP growth, with some seeing over 2% in the first quarter from earlier forecasts closer to 1% or lower.
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Not long after we were given the delightful image of Buckner simply nudging the ball away from the wall for Cespedes and giving him a "what are you doing out here, man?" look.
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Well if you live near any of Hawthorne Pizza's several locations, nudging your stubborn newborn to make its debut, may be a simple as eating a slice of their spicy Buffalo Wing pizza.
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It's a nail-biter about a mother walrus nudging her pup through an Arctic climate—an environment that's changing to slush—as the walruses are struggling to navigate the world's new behavioral demands.
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But turning teenagers loose with axes, fire, kitchen knives and live animals in the service of heat and food is, to its leaders, no different from nudging them into an Advanced Placement class.
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And making matters more touch-and-go is that with every new forecast, "we keep nudging (Dorian's track) a little bit to the left," which is closer to the Florida coast, he said.
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In a review of federal food subsidy programs, researchers found that nudging shoppers toward more healthful foods pushed cheap junk food out of the family shopping basket without adding to the government's costs.
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But Mr. Sisi faces major challenges in foreign policy, an area where the intelligence service under Mr. Fawzy had forcefully re-exerted its influence, at times nudging aside the Foreign Ministry, analysts say.
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How could he justify remaining silent about a disaster that has claimed thousands of lives, while at the same time nudging Jon Snow into a position where he could claim the throne afterward?
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All pilots are expected to know how to take control of an aircraft when the plane's tail begins moving in an uncontrolled way because of a malfunction, nudging the aircraft toward the ground.
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Chris Rupkey, managing director and chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank, said interest rates are already low so further cuts may not be effective in nudging companies to increase spending and investments.
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He is nudging one of his most controversial lieutenants to run for the Senate in one of the few states where his party has a chance to pick up a seat in 2020.
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They're nudging it as close to being a multi-terrain supercar as they can, something that can power slide across tarmac and dirt with the poise that befits the British carmaker's storied nameplate.
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Instead of nudging you into reading the whole thing or trying to remember the dealer's new car walk-through of features, let's instead do the CliffsNotes version and concentrate on the personalization settings.
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It enlists the Atlantic blue crab as a means to teach students in the area about increased flooding and sea-level rise, nudging students toward actions they can take to reduce climate impacts.
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In the opening scene, Buddhist monks lifted back their orange sleeves to construct an intricate mandala from colored sand by nudging into place one microscopic grain at a time, a process that took weeks.
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Thaler and Sunstein describe the philosophy that underlies nudging as "libertarian paternalism" — libertarian because it lets people make the choices that they want to, paternalist because it provides them with a father's guiding hand.
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U.S. Air Force/Wikipedia But of course, after all these dodgy maneuvers and astral nudging tests, the Russians assured the international community that the satellites were peaceful in nature — and didn't bother to elaborate.
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Engine maker General Electric was also influential in nudging Boeing to a new strategy, and had a draft engine deal ready even before Boeing officially changed position, two people familiar with the talks said.
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But it doesn't here, for a particularly problematic reason: the Duffers are slowly nudging Hopper and Joyce together, with more and more scenes of them quietly bonding, including in the second season's final moments.
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America, Europe and big Asian countries could jointly publish information about economic harm from China's policies—as they did by sharing details about overcapacity in the steel industry, nudging China into cutting its excesses.
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International benchmark Brent futures were nudging $71 per barrel - $71.03 a barrel at 0232 GMT - a level not seen since early December 2014 and up 45 cents, or 0.6 percent, from their last close.
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Once the baby deer reached the shore, it laid down — and Storm got right down next to it, nudging and pulling on the scared animal as if to make sure it would be okay.
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Officials from the electoral commission (which many people think is in President Joseph Kabila's pocket) helped voters a bit too much, nudging them to cast ballots for the president's chosen successor, Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary.
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There is an answer: Just nudge "Nudging," or leading consumers to make the best choice on their own without seeming bossy about it, is a tactic used everywhere from health care to traffic enforcement.
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Rather than nudging you to reply to emails and stay on top of your shit, it just allows you keep putting these things off until they finally catch up with and finally kill you.
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Researchers there hope that the new cells that grow around the trellis can spark connections between the spinal cord and the body, nudging the body to regain what it has lost, at least partially.
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New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley and Iowa Democratic Party Chairman Troy Price issued a rare joint statement on Friday nudging Bloomberg to visit the early states if he mounts a presidential bid.
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International benchmark Brent futures were nudging $71 per barrel - $70.98 a barrel at 0232 GMT - a level not seen since early December 2014 and up 45 cents, or 0.6 percent, from their last close.
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While nine months may seem like plenty of time to secure another long-term bill, one hallmark of the 2628th Congress has been nudging right up to or blowing past deadlines for critical legislation.
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There are no public status markers, no heart-emoji icons nudging you into liking something you actually don't (but liked anyway because your friend posted it and that's how friendship works on the internet).
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Her Hello Sunshine production company, which aims to "create and discover content that celebrates women," has a popular online book club that's nudging both fiction and nonfiction onto the best-seller list these days.
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There is talk of state House Speaker Michael Madigan, the longtime Democratic boss in Illinois and an ally of the elder Mr. Lipinski, nudging an ally from one of his wards into the race.
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Mr. Ramaphosa, known for always keeping in mind the political long game, has been carefully nudging Mr. Zuma, even as the new leader of the A.N.C. seeks to unite a fractured party behind him.
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And the Brooklyn-based team has also been eager to stretch Trump's resources thin by nudging him into campaigning and investing in defensive states he's still likely to win, like Arizona, Georgia and Utah.
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Presented with Ms. Weild's company, Our Voices Theater, it puts its money where its mouth is, casting-wise, nudging us to consider more deeply the notion of artists who don't fit the standard mold.
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It inspired the most sustained bidding war of the evening, with two telephone bidders nudging a buyer in the room, represented by the London-based art adviser Hugo Nathan, to £33 million with fees.
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" Judge, who speaks so softly I often found myself nudging my recorder closer to him, was beginning to tell Rothman that we had just been talking about "Idiocracy" when Rothman started up again. "O.
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At the same time, they release a cacophony of theories with the aim of nudging viewers toward believing nothing at all, or of making them so overwhelmed that they simply throw up their hands.
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Growing income levels in smaller towns, together with financial inclusion policies and a high profile advertising campaign from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), are nudging people into the market, experts said.
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Prosecutors alleged that bankers manipulated rates by nudging them up or down to benefit trading positions, deliberately ignoring rules that they should be set independently of commercial interests and prejudicing the economic interest of others.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A surge in socially responsible investments to $59 trillion globally over the past decade is nudging Asian firms to change a notoriously insular management style to one that actively addresses corporate governance concerns.
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The improved outlook enables Turnbull to trumpet his economic credentials by nudging closer to a balanced budget while enabling him to consider income tax cuts in the year before his next scheduled election, in 2019.
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Still, she added, the BOJ should not be too pessimistic on the outlook as a tightening job market, increasing private consumption and brightening global economic prospects are seen nudging firms to boost wages and prices.
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Given that a half circumference of the Earth is 20,000 kilometres, we are now nudging up against the point at which any two places on the planet will be within range of a direct flight.
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Eventually, all sides came to an agreement last week, but getting through some provisions, like what to do about paying rights-holders for older music that was recorded before modern copyright laws, took some nudging.
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The misogynistic abuse leveled at Pao at the time mimics the rhetoric from far-right internet personalities in the Trump era, who keep nudging the boundaries of acceptable conversation toward increasingly racist and sexist expression.
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Few politicians were convinced by Mr Abe's insistence that he played no part in nudging officials to help the Kake Educational Institution open a college for veterinarians in western Japan, says Takao Toshikawa, an analyst.
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Maybe a long-put-off task has been nagging at you or you've been struggling with an issue in your relationship — something is nudging you to take an evening for yourself to just take stock.
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Most emerging Asian currencies also fell as China's yuan hit its latest six-year low and with the dollar nudging a nine-month high amid firming expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike in December.
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Though the size of the effect is disputed, psychological research suggests that nudging people to think in terms of money when they make a choice encourages a "businesslike mindset" that is less trusting and generous.
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Rather than silicon alternatives, the new technologies nudging their way into commercialization complement silicon PV, enabling panels to deploy in new places (on lakes and reservoirs!) or reducing the cost of maintenance (panel-cleaning robots!).
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Can we trust companies to bring decent internet—not just super-fast, more expensive gigabit internet, but good, reliable broadband—to areas they so far haven't bothered with without more than gentle nudging by regulators?
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In October, Indian officials said the government had turned down the military's request to expand the acquisition of 36 Dassault-built fighter planes to plug vital gaps, nudging it to accept an indigenous combat plane.
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The Minnesota Office of Higher Education has gotten in on the texting game, and in 2016, the "Summer Nudging" program reached 1,800 students at 300 public schools in the state, according to the office's website.
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The stock market has posted solid gains since Trump took over, and economists have been nudging up their growth expectations based on the president's pitches to lower taxes, cut regulation and spend aggressively on infrastructure.
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With on-court temperatures nudging 40 degrees Celsius, Tsonga looked as listless as the sweltering crowd as Muller dominated behind his serve to claim his second title of the year, having never won one before.
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Cut to today — he's always snapping at me and getting crabby with me a lot for the smallest things (for instance, nudging him at dinner because I want him to look up from his phone).
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Posting a new picture on Facebook or Instagram from your Apple iPhone and waiting for responses may indeed give you a hit of pleasurable brain chemicals, nudging you to use these products more and more.
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Yet such talk, on the question of military action in a region where American and Russian forces are nudging up against each other, is not the kind of rhetoric that is normal from a president.
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"This has also been used in public pension systems in the United States and the general idea of 'nudging' ... has made a breakthrough in public policy making," Torsten Persson, economics prize committee member, told Reuters.
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The "recently returned" shelf is perhaps the subtlest, most indirect way of advising readers, nudging them toward what others in the community are reading — an index of local interests, a record of your neighbors' whims.
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Even public shaming by academics, who have released blistering reports detailing the exclusion of women and people of color in Hollywood, have not had much luck nudging the movie factories to reassess their hiring practices.
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The trick that summer of 2015 was finding a way to nudge Mr. Biden to stay out of the race without looking as if he was nudging Mr. Biden to stay out of the race.
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This week alone, news of McGregor wanting to challenge the former eight-weight world champion boxer Manny Pacquiao has dominated the sporting press, nudging questions about sexual assault investigations by Irish police down the agenda.
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The uncertainty also added to pressure in fixed income markets with German bund yields nudging lower while U.S. Treasuries eased ahead of some $78 billion in note and bond supply slated for auction this week.
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Beyond policy, a defeat or close call here for Mr. Gianforte would underscore the intensity on the left, bolstering Democrats' effort to recruit candidates to run next year and nudging some Republican incumbents toward retirement.
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The economy has recovered rapidly and S&P cited what it called prudent policies and strong growth when nudging the country's credit ratings to 'AA-/A-1+' from 'A+/A-1', with a stable outlook.
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Outlast 2 is at its best when it's working the environment, laying on the psychological horror and nudging you forward when the absolute last thing you want to do is go down that creaky staircase.
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The economy has recovered rapidly and S&P cited what it called prudent policies and strong growth when nudging the country's credit ratings to 'AA-/A-1+' from 'A+/A-1', with a stable outlook.
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Earlier, data from the statistics agency showed that inflation climbed to 5.2 percent in December from 4.8 percent the previous month, nudging towards the top end of the central bank's 3-6 percent target range.
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The Alternative für Deutschland's appeal is still limited, but in recent months, the party has been credited with nudging Angela Merkel's ruling CDU-CSU coalition further to the right, ahead of federal elections next year.
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Engine maker General Electric was also influential in nudging Boeing to a new strategy, and had a draft engine deal in place even before Boeing officially changed position, two people familiar with the talks said.
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The occultism is omnipresent, and the movie is less interested in scaring the pants off of you than in constantly nudging you about how near to your own reality this whole scenario seems to be.
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Significant Russian military action against Ukraine could see further financial sanctions imposed on Moscow, as well as possibly nudging the United States and its allies towards further military aid— perhaps including the supply of lethal weaponry.
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If your mom is anything like our moms, she's had a lifetime to acquire everything she needs, and she may even be downsizing; nudging you to get those last few boxes out of your childhood bedroom.
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SAP, Europe's most valuable technology firm, on Tuesday posted 223.65 results on the lower side of analysts' expectations, while nudging up its 220 sales and profit guidance and signalling slightly higher revenue ambitions four years out.
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After navigating the traps outside, the cops blew open the front door to the house and crept in, accidentally nudging an innocent-looking wheelchair that was rigged to a fishing line tripwire and a shotgun shell.
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Chinese telecom giant Huawei is poised to claim close to half of the 33G market, nudging the technological center of gravity away from western telecom vendors and sounding alarms about China's ability to spy on Americans.
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The rapid cool-down in China over recent years was also a factor in the yuan moving one notch down to sixth most-used world payment currency, with the Canadian dollar nudging ahead to fifth place.
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Maybe you're approaching a due date and that's what prompts the dream; or you might have been putting off sharing an inspiring idea with others, and your subconscious is nudging you to put it out there.
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Investors are lending money to all the states at the same rate for good reason: the central government, through much nudging, winking and head-shaking, has indicated it will look after them if the states default.
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The bottom line: This is consistent with everything else that's happened under Republican control: The GOP is steadily nudging ACA marketplaces toward becoming a government-funded program for low-income people — and unaffordable for everyone else.
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Obama's Clean Power Plan set initial weak targets, but it was conceivably something to build on through 23, nudging states like Georgia or Louisiana toward the sort of decarbonization pathways that, say, New York is contemplating.
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Rob Carnell, chief international economist at ING, sees the release as pivotal, nudging more Federal Open Market Committee members, who next meet on March 14-15, to favor action as the excuse of low inflation disappears.
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PARIS, May 30 (Reuters) - Global growth is expected to hit 3.8 percent this year, nudging up to 3.9 percent in 2019, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development forecast in its biannual Economic Outlook on Wednesday.
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So it's not surprising that experts are nudging them towards mass retail channels, especially as companies like Amazon try to become friendlier to startups (its Launchpad unit was specifically created to sell products made by startups).
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At first it was tedious, but thanks to my partner nudging me out the door every morning it morphed into something pretty terrific: Watching a long-struggling student's joy and excitement at beginning to master reading.
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Maybe the less interferon gamma there is, for instance, the more our brains compensate by subtly nudging us away from other people (who might be carrying all kinds of contagions)—a cognitive immune system of sorts.
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The trend of warmer oceans, blamed on man-made emissions of greenhouse gases, is pushing fish stocks towards the poles, damaging coral reefs and nudging up world sea levels because water expands as it heats up.
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They're also directly nudging users to get creative via a little gamification, adding a new feature (called Jams) that lets users prompt each other to make a Splish in response to a specific content creation challenge.
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With incredible low-light capabilities, Wi-Fi connectivity that, y'know, works and top-shelf quality images out of a diminutive camera platform, Sony has singlehandedly reinvented the mirrorless camera niche, nudging it into the professional space.
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PARELES On "Nyeusi," the drummer Justin Brown's standout debut album, he was awash in synths, electronic wind instruments and effects, nudging the focus away from his huge talents onto the band's cascading textures and arcing melodies.
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So far, the government has resisted pressure to announce a big bang stimulus package while nudging the central bank to cut its benchmark repo rate INREPO-ECI, which is already down 110 basis points since February.
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But what we do now know with absolute certainty is that in making their electoral choices, black folks had unwanted hands on their backs, unethical and illegal ones, nudging them toward an apathy built on anger.
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Mead delivered a low cross from the left flank, and Taylor sneaked into a central location, nudging the ball into the net to earn a 873-287 victory over Argentina on Friday in Le Havre, France.
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The trade adviser is guarded around Mr. Trump, often waiting until the end of meetings to make his points and quietly nudging the president away from actions he views as counterproductive, current and former officials said.
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Virgo season has you learning much about the world around you (and who you can and can't trust), and the universe is nudging you to take what you've learned and apply those lessons to your life.
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Thankfully, Congress is filled with Republicans and Democrats who are responsive to these and similar urgencies, and with casework staffers who save lives, reunify families and help local businesses by prodding, poking and nudging the bureaucracy.
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But reports such as Tuesday's JOLTS survey will likely give Fed policymakers more reason to continue nudging interest rates higher from record low levels, according to John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Some inside the UK government believe that this alliance would sharpen minds in Brussels too, nudging the European Union to finally break and grant the United Kingdom a trade agreement of its own, on London's terms.
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It is not clear whether the idea of perhaps nudging rates above neutral, as he had earlier suggested, is still on the table, or if it means he expects fewer rate hikes, or even a pause.
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Now fresh demand from new refineries starting up in 2019 could increase China's Saudi oil imports by between 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) and 700,000 bpd, nudging the OPEC kingpin back towards the top, analysts say.
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This is why Thaler and Sunstein opt for nudging rather than benevolent dictatorship — or, less dramatically, for a system of governance in which legislatures pass laws designed by technocrats that force people to do the "right" thing.
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If so, Facebook is directly linking its behavioral nudging of users, via Safety Check, with a revenue generating feature that will let it take a cut of any money raised to help victims of the same tragedies.
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With a population nudging 100 million and annual GDP growth around 7%, Vietnam has forecast power generation will need to rise from about 803,000 megawatts (MW) currently to 60,000 MW by 2020 and 129,500 MW by 2030.
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Indicated 255.6 percent lower Europe's most valuable technology firm posted 254.5 results on the lower side of analysts' expectations, while nudging up its 55.23 sales and profit guidance and signalling slightly higher revenue ambitions four years out.
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Although U.S. assistance only accounts for about 2 percent of Mexico's $10 billion annual defense budget, much of the new infrastructure would not exist if it weren't for the United States persistently nudging Mexico to crack down.
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But the cost of protecting dollar-denominated debt - their main foreign bond investments - against foreign exchange rate fluctuations has increased along with rising U.S. yields and strong funding demand for the greenback, nudging investors away from Treasuries.
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Founded by the radical Czech architect Jan Kaplicky, who was also Ms. Levete's husband, Future Systems occupied a realm of ideas, and Ms. Levete is widely crediting with nudging it into the world of bricks and mortar.
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The 10-year yield had been nudging higher as the Bank of Japan trimmed the amount of bonds it buys at its regular market operations in an attempt to stop the yield heading towards a record low.
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The unlikely accomplishments resulted in a 3-23 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, completing a three-game series sweep, extending the Yankees' winning streak to four games and nudging their 2017 record (5-4) above the .
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The global economy is set to grow 22018 percent this year before nudging up to 24.6 percent in 22016, the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said, updating its forecasts in its latest Economic Outlook.
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But company executives can take heart in two things: Despite an audience nudging toward two billion users, more and more people are still flocking to the service, and more and more advertisers are spending money on it.
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Hopes of additional stimulus and growing optimism about U.S.-China trade talks that began on Thursday calmed investor nerves later in the week, nudging the benchmark S&P 500 closer to its record high hit in July.
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The flight to safety also added to pressure in fixed income markets with German bund yields nudging lower while U.S. Treasuries eased ahead of some $57.54833 billion in note and bond supply slated for auction this week.
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Last month's "Pretty Face" — his first full-length recording — is built on the same melancholy lyricism and lo-fi production that defined previous projects, but it feels more resolute, nudging up the intensity on his heartsick ruminations.
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At the same time, Pakistan has a vital role to play in nudging the Afghan Taliban toward peace in Afghanistan in talks with U.S. officials that have raised significant hopes for an end to America's longest war.
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Takeru's style is a lot more "honest" than Suakim's—he doesn't feint, feint, and then push kick when you're off balance, he is always needling, nudging and sometimes thudding with a constant output of lead leg work.
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Obama's Clean Power Plan set weak targets initially, but it was conceivably something to build on through 22.5, nudging states such as Georgia and Louisiana toward the sort of decarbonization pathways that, say, New York is contemplating.
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Indeed, as was to be expected, it wasn't any green light that got the attention; it was Trump's flashing yellow light during his press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nudging him to exercise restraint on settlements.
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Taking action to level the playing field, it can be argued, is a step in the right direction for YouTube, which has been accused of unwittingly nudging young users down extremist rabbit holes, specifically through its recommended content.
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The value of all goods and services produced globally this year will be around $20083 trillion, which is expected to grow by about 3.5 percent next year, possibly even nudging 4 percent for the first time since 2011.
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" Rudd said the idea of "naming and shaming" companies which did not publish a list of the nationality of their workforce was just "one of the tools" under review "as a way of nudging people into better behaviour.
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Through his opening round matches the Serb and his performances suffered under a blazing sun and, with temperatures once again nudging into the 90s Fahrenheit (32 Celsius), the extreme conditions again took a toll on 31-year-old.
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Uncertainty over the prospects for major changes in tax reform, trade infrastructure spending and the Affordable Care Act — among other Trump campaign pledges — has complicated matters for the Federal Reserve, which has recently begun nudging interest rates higher.
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Moon has been an ardent champion of efforts to end the confrontation, vowing to play a mediator role in nudging North Korea into giving up its nuclear weapons in exchange for an end to sanctions and security guarantees.
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Thaler uses the term "nudging" to describe when organizations and governments prompt you in beneficial ways, like by automatically enrolling you in a 401(k) plan or creating an automatic transfer from your checking to your savings accounts.
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" If you didn't understand that reference — to the 1962 song "The Loco-Motion," recorded by Little Eva (who really was the Goffins' babysitter) — then you won't get many of the nudging allusions that pass as jokes in "Beautiful.
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The novel, Del Amo's fourth but his first to appear in English, is a story of life and death — nudging more toward life than death — in a family of French farmers struggling to survive throughout the 20th century.
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Moon has championed efforts to end hostilities between North Korea and the United States, vowing to play a mediator role in nudging North Korea into giving up its nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions relief and security guarantees.
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Say you've been waiting to tell someone how you feel — or maybe you've been putting off a major conversation with your S.O. — Venus retrogrades have a way of nudging us to take initiative in matters of the heart.
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A key difference between the outside discussion and the internal discussion is that the outside blames the Facebook product for nudging people to make those broad sharing decisions years ago, whereas internally the focus is entirely on employees.
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These can range from the trivial (figuring out you're looking at a picture of a dog, and coming up with phrases to respond with) to the practical (nudging you about when it's time to leave for a flight).
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The bank, which has long been under scrutiny over its capital ratios, showed progress on this front in the fourth quarter, however, with ratios under the strictest criteria nudging up to more than 10 percent, meeting Santander's targets.
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The company is also investing in batteries and other technologies in the electricity space as it seeks to benefit from the growing electric vehicles market, one of the handful of global trends nudging oil companies to greener investments.
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US and Russian planes, troops and ships have been coming into close proximity along the borders of eastern Europe and forces from the two sides are increasingly nudging up against one another in Syria as ISIS territory narrows.
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One of The Void's most remarkable tricks is something called redirected walking: players walk down what they see as straight corridors, but the stage's walls are subtly curved, nudging them in circles to make short paths feel endless.
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The total "quits" rate has been nudging higher this year and was at 2.3 percent in April, the highest since 2005 and above the 2.1 percent rate a year ago and the 1.3 percent bottom set in 2010.
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Several countries have flagged their worries over China's activities, accusing it of creating fake profiles on social networks to extract information to nudging lawmakers to push for policies that would be favorable to the world's second-largest economy.
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Mr. Cuomo and the Legislature have the power to create a system of public campaign financing, to end the ridiculous fund-raising charades, where the skill in nudging and winking is what divides the "clean" from the crooked.
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But in the current controversy, public anger has centered on Beijing-backed Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam and her allies in trying to ram through the unpopular extradition bill, nudging many previously neutral citizens to take a stand.
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When it became clear Garoppolo wanted to be paid like a starter in his next deal and perhaps get the kind of playing time that would have required nudging Brady aside, the Patriots traded him to San Francisco.
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Jennifer Harned, the president of Bell Sports, which makes helmets for cyclists and skaters, said the tariffs her company would face on pads and straps from China could send costs soaring, potentially nudging cyclists to go helmet-free.
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" Patrick considered entering the race as far back as August 2017; then, Edward-Isaac Dovere of Politico reported that "Barack Obama is nudging him to run" and referred to Patrick as "Obama world's clear and away 2020 favorite.
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"With our changes to sector allocation today, upping Materials to Overweight and nudging down Discretionary to Market Weight, we decided to look for Buy rated names from these two groups that fit some of our themes," wrote DeSanctis.
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If liberals want to get the next decade right, after the previous one in which we repeatedly failed to save the world while telling ourselves we were doing so, we will need to stop nudging and begin fighting.
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At another digital health company, a behavioral scientist had been trying for months to inform leadership that an app nudging users to take medications wouldn't work for a large group of people, including those with mental health issues.
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Ford's blog says the conveyor belt gently returns "selfish sleepers" to where they should be, much like how Ford's Lane-Keeping Aid shifts vehicles back in to their correct lanes by "nudging" the steering wheel in the correct direction.
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It took a bit of a nudging to get her to own her voice and her role as a prominent player in the tech industry, YC Partner Kat Manalac said at a small roundtable discussion ahead of the conference.
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The previous four rate increases since December 2015 have dragged on the $81 billion economy, which grew at an annual pace of 4.0 percent in the quarter ended June 20173, nudging up from 3.8 percent in the previous quarter.
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Instead, many of its shifts and tweaks have been positioned to give the company more ways to exploit user data while simultaneously nudging people to give up more privacy (and thus hand it more options for exploiting their data).
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Or he may conclude that Xi Jinping, China's leader, has played him for a fool and fire off a petulant tweet, nudging the two countries' relationship back into crisis and reigniting global fears of a full-blown trade conflict.
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" They are society's "bullshit detectors," imbued with the moral responsibility of nudging society in the right direction; yet, they are conscious of the "fatal results of taking a side to the extent that they are bounded by its dogma.
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Unlike the romance of the peepers and wood frogs that call from these same pools, courtship for a spotted salamander is a silent, tactile affair, each male nudging as many females as he can until one or more concede.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, however, continues to sound an upbeat note and insisted on Monday that negative rates would have a "very powerful" stimulus effect on the economy by driving down borrowing costs and nudging firms into boosting investment.
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After years of persistent nudging from the band, I was able to wrap my head around the idea of offering it as a companion piece to the original and giving a fresh take on it, a more direct sound.
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The other is pulling power – Buffett's clout allows him to cut deals other investors can't, as he did in buying convertible shares in Goldman Sachs – or more recently, nudging chipboard company USG into talking with its unsolicited suitor Knauf.
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Alexandra S. Levine and Jonathan Wolfe, who write another popular newsletter, New York Today, think of themselves as friends of their readers, "gently nudging them awake" to tell them the most interesting things going on in New York City.
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Therefore, it may be time to focus more attention on the ways that some lotteries have already been transformed into something that truly benefits ticket-buyers: by nudging people to save more or, even, to engage in safer sex.
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Shiffrin is careful not to be seen as nudging Vonn out of the way when Vonn is only four victories from tying the record for most career World Cup wins (86), set in 1989 by Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden.
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Though McConnell and Trump's advisers seem to be nudging him to support a quick and drama-free trial, it's hard to predict the president's view from day to day, particularly when he tweets conflicting positions on this almost daily.
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His long-form interviews offer a profanity-laced mix of blunt assessment and thoughtful nudging that has won him countless fans, many of whom share a distaste for what they see as an overemphasis on political correctness in society.
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While the president gave him a big boost recently, by nudging Danny Tarkanian, a conservative businessman and perennial candidate, out of the Republican primary, people in both parties say Mr. Heller remains the most vulnerable Republican in the Senate.
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That was seen by Iraqi officials as a signal by the Americans that they are intent on nudging the Saudis to take a stronger role in Iraq, whose Sunni minority has been alienated from the power centers of Baghdad.
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Guild measures how well students are doing in terms of course completion, with advisers nudging and cheering students if they're falling behind, or suggesting tweaks and techniques that can help them complete a desired course, degree or other credentials.
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France and Britain were vying for fifth place on the list of the world's biggest economies on Wednesday, with France nudging ahead after a renewed slump in the pound in the wake of the Brexit vote, Reuters calculations showed.
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Some believe Nicaragua's U-turn, recent weather disasters and growing Chinese and Indian climate leadership combined may have a slim chance of nudging Trump back to the pact he said the United States would leave because it would harm the economy.
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Costello, a card-carrying member of the Fab Four fan club in his youth, couldn't resist nudging McCartney towards the sound he had helped engineer: intricate sky-high harmonies, splashes of shimmering guitars, melodically adventurous bass lines — and that tune.
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Rather, it can give Powell wiggle room in balancing nudging inflation up after more than five years below target, and guarding against the risk of runaway prices as some $20133 trillion in tax cuts and new government spending take hold.
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Even if you vowed to make 2018 the year you finally get a hold of your personal finances — and get your side hustle off the ground — chances are, you could still use a little nudging when it comes to budgeting.
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As long as that choice is made in a transparent manner, and is subject to democratically elected politicians, nudging offers policymakers an alternative to both the nanny state and the unintelligent one; a middle way that he describes as "libertarian paternalism".
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And this from a government that pushed through auto-enrolment - the theory that people are not sufficiently far-sighted enough to realise they need to build up a pension pot in the first place so need "nudging" in the right direction.
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Still, did that stop Terry from accounting from stopping you in the kitchen that day and asking you, "What are you going to do with your extra second, then, eh?" and nudging you while you were trying to pour the milk?
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PARIS (Reuters) - France and Britain were vying for fifth place on the list of the world's biggest economies on Wednesday, with France nudging ahead after a renewed slump in the pound in the wake of the Brexit vote, Reuters calculations showed.
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The price of gold jumped 2 percent to a 7-21.5/2921.25-month high on Monday, briefly nudging above the psychological level of $1.51.76,29 an ounce, as sliding stock markets and worries over global economic growth prompted investors to seek safety.
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It began nudging up short-term market rates and those of its other liquidity tools in early 2017 as authorities' clampdown on riskier financing practices kicked into higher gear, but it has moved cautiously to avoid a hit to the economy.
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Combined with Mr Corbyn's absence from the Europe debate (as The Economist went to press Labour's instinctively Eurosceptic leader was about to give a speech—at last—on the subject), all of this is nudging Labour legislators towards the "regicide" button.
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Despite putting over 70 hours into Enemy Unknown, I still felt most comfortable nudging its sequel down to its easiest difficulty, until I had a firmer grasp of everything new that this game has hiding in its fog of war.
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Of all the things demoed at Build, Cognitive Services was the thing that felt the most like it was nudging us just that little bit further into the future, and I can't wait to see what developers do with the tech.
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Nudging people with text messages has enormous potential because nearly every adult in America has a phone, and 98 percent of all texts are opened, says Maya Sussman, a director at the ParentPowered Public Benefit Corporation based in San Francisco.
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The episode closes with Kim yet again demonstrating that she is the brains of the Wexler-McGill duo, nudging Jimmy to clean up any evidence of his misdeeds by noting how formidable an adversary Chuck would be in a legal dispute.
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The comments drew sharp criticism from former officials, rumbles of dissatisfaction from veterans and veiled expressions of concern that Trump -- or the highly charged political atmosphere under his administration -- may be nudging the strictly nonpartisan military into the arena of politics.
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It feels as if some know-it-all child is nudging me in the ribs, reminding me that what I'm watching is a game played by fallible men governed by an arbitrary set of rules enforced by other, fatter fallible men.
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They are also given to nudging, off-color innuendo, particularly regarding poor Thomas Jefferson (the amiably lanky and laconic John Behlmann), whose loins burn for his ravishing wife, Martha (Nikki Renée Daniels), from whom he has been separated for weeks.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 14 (Reuters) - China and Hong Kong stocks fell modestly on Thursday morning, as investors shrugged off the Federal Reserves' widely expected U.S. rate hike as well as China's nudging-up of some rates and tepid November economic data.
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The Obama administration has been nudging police departments to adapt de-escalation tactics and to fix broken relationships with poor and minority communities across the nation, which typically experience far more intensive policing because of what are frequently higher crime rates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain wants to have closer defence cooperation with the European Union after Brexit than other countries outside the union, according to a document that sets out a vision of "a deep security partnership" aimed at nudging talks forward.
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STOCKHOLM/CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. academic Richard Thaler, who helped popularize the idea of "nudging" people towards doing what was best for them, won the 23 Nobel Economics Prize on Monday for his work on how human nature affects supposedly rational markets.
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At the same time, Mr. King had been mulling a longstanding invitation from Arlyn Studios in Austin to take the festival there, and he credits Creative Minds' emphasis on forging links across the Atlantic with nudging him to accept it.
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Ms. Lee, 37, is executive vice president at F&T Group, a Flushing-based international developer that has for three decades been a driving force behind the neighborhood's building boom, nudging its transformation from one of European to Asian immigrants.
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With Humu, if data shows that employees aren't satisfied with an organization's inclusivity, for example, the engine might prompt a manager to solicit the input of a quieter colleague, while nudging a lower-level employee to speak up during a meeting.
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Chester's nudging mom (Anita Hollander) smells a rat — the kind that pops up in pulp fiction rather than the kind sold in the store — but an ill-timed stroke prevents her from sharing her suspicions with the local cop (Rob Minutoli).
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With Italy's public debt already expected to reach 135.7% of GDP this year and the government nudging up its deficit forecast, it might be thought the stage was set for mounting concern in the markets and a clash with the commissioners.
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But for other skills, like creativity, where there is no true upper limit, it might make sense to pair people with the same strengths so that their positive spillover keeps nudging the other to do more and more creative work.
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During the short, forlorn "It Must Be So" — "My world is dust now," he sings, "and all I loved is dead" — Mr. Prince has Mr. Johnson squeeze through a row in the orchestra section, nudging the knees of startled audience members.
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The board nudging Axon to think about how its products impact the customers of its customers — the general public — will likely help position the company to better weather the broader fights it's up against regarding how society today views policing.
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WINDSOR, England — A thousand-year-old English castle echoed with the exhortations of an African-American bishop and a gospel choir on Saturday, as Prince Harry wed Meghan Markle, an American actress, nudging the British royal family into a new era.
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The rigging of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, resulted in a number of banks paying billions of dollars in penalties for nudging the global interest rate benchmark that underpins numerous mortgages and loans to favor their investment positions.
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While the current pledges would not prevent global temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels, the threshold deemed unacceptably risky, there is some evidence that the Paris deal's "soft diplomacy" is nudging countries toward greater action.
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Treating wildfires as natural disasters may sound like a good idea, but if legislators provide an implicit blank check for fighting fires, they risk spurring more development in fire-prone areas — and potentially nudging more people and homes into harm's way.
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The vehicle drives more assertively than it has in previous trips, breezing past construction sites at 22017 mph with barely a twitch and nudging its way into intersections in a way that feels less robotic than it has in the past.
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Trump allies and White House aides, who have been nudging the president in recent weeks to find a new leader for the team as it delves into a crucial reelection campaign, have been circulating lists of potential replacements for weeks.
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First aid, by contrast, frames the world as an unpredictable set of chances to do your modest best and at least try nudging a body — maybe a friend's, maybe a stranger's — in a slightly better direction until the professionals show up.
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And while we didn't encounter any guerrillas, we did face another hazard — semi-trucks hauling both passengers and goods, slowly navigating turns and nudging us to the shoulders until we finally pulled off the road in the village of Paletará.
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Rather, it's nudging closer to action-adventures with substance, the likes of The Last of Us, rather than presenting itself as a life-consuming successor to CD Projekt's astonishing achievement, undoubtedly the best RPG I've ever seen through to its end.
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The world's largest copper exporter currently has interest rates at 2.5 percent, and with economic growth and inflation forecast to climb following a 13 percent currency slump this year it is signaling it will soon be ready to start nudging them up.
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MUMBAI, May 31 (Reuters) - India's insurance regulator is nudging insurers to trade some of its government and corporate debt, instead of holding them to maturity, said V.R. Iyer, a senior official at the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India, on Tuesday.
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The researchers hope to use synthesized versions of these three chemical classes to hack lampreys' natural behaviors, creating a "push-pull" means of control, with the alarm pheromone nudging the animals away from certain areas, the migration and sex ones reeling them in.
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It can be an invigorating change of pace in the wake of whatever deep-set feelings Cancer's solar season dredged up, although the sun's nudging to be more direct — and perhaps more welcoming to confrontation — can be more taxing than freeing for some.
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The FSA has been nudging them for several years to shore up their finances, but Mori's comments mark an escalation of concern that regional banks are failing to reform while they have the cover of essentially free money from the central bank.
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Between the lines: The dismissal of Otto Trucking is the latest instance of the judge's nudging Waymo to show it has a case against Uber, and not just against Otto Trucking co-founder Anthony Levandowski who is accused of downloading proprietary files.
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MARKET NEWS * Asian shares paused near an eight-month peak on Thursday as investors awaited developments on trade talks between the United States and China, who appear closer to signing a deal, nudging bond yields higher globally and softening the safe-haven yen.
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Like, I dunno, how they keep cracking jokes at their gigs, as if they're not the iconic poster boys of introspection and misery that we thought they were, but instead a bunch of dads nudging eachother in the ribs at a barbeque?
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Since mid-April, the People's Bank of China has consistently set its yuan midpoint against the dollar lower than the consensus predicted by traders' models, prompting speculation the central bank was nudging the currency downward to keep its trade-weighted basket stable.
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Given these companies' previous form for singular, nudging-on-surreal gaming experiences—Psychonauts, Brütal Legend, Robot Unicorn Attack, Jazzpunk, I could go on but let's stick to the game at hand—it was inevitable that their first collaboration would be a game apart.
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But uncertainty over Japan's social welfare provisions being maintained among a rapidly ageing population prevented households from turning to riskier investments, underscoring the challenge the central bank faces in nudging the country's risk-shy population to invest rather than save cash in accounts.
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In the first test in Durban, Warner become involved in an off-field fracas with South Africa wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock, and in the following game fast bowler Kagiso Rabada was cited for nudging Smith with his shoulder after capturing his wicket.
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While two opinion polls published late on Wednesday, a few hours before voters were due to begin to cast their votes, showed the "Remain" camp nudging ahead in the closely divided campaign, trading activity in Asian hours remained erratic, thin and cautious.
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Russia has filled the majority of the surging demand from China's teapots, most of which were only allowed last year to import crude, pushing it to China's biggest oil supplier in March and in four separate months in 2015, nudging aside the Saudis.
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Without his nudging and tinkering, Ms. Morrison's "Sula," would have an entirely different opening chapter, Mr. Heller's "Catch-22" would have been titled "Catch-18," and Mr. Cheever's novella "Oh What a Paradise It Seems" would have had a completely different ending.
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It was right at home in Mr. Murdoch's global media business, whose news properties already had a record of nudging — more like shoving — politics to the right on at least three continents, often with the same raucous populism that's so identified with Fox.
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The world's largest copper exporter currently has interest rates at 2.5 percent, and with economic growth and inflation forecast to climb following a 13 percent currency slump this year it is signalling it will soon be ready to start nudging them up.
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But the process is even less effective in nudging the new Congress and White House to budget for the long term, especially when it comes to making prudent commitments for major entitlements, such as Medicare and Social Security, and assuring adequate future revenues.
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Falling prices for oil and other commodities pulled United States stocks modestly lower on Wednesday, nudging the Standard & Poor's 13-stock index slightly into the red for the year and putting the market on course to end a five-week winning streak.
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