My weight was off balance, that put him off balance.
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INCREASED OFF-BALANCE-SHEET LIABILITIES The ratings contemplate Wyndham's off-balance-sheet liabilities, including contractual and contingent obligations, which have increased during the past several years.
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"For about two years, I was off balance," says Winfrey.
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Then that will temper our actions, keep us off balance.
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He did a good job of keeping us off balance.
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Wisler's effective slider kept the New York hitters off balance.
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He had a nice blend and kept them off balance.
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Personally, I reckon that Portman tips "Vox Lux" off balance.
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Off balance, he can whip a ball across the diamond.
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How do we and our partners keep them off balance?
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What or who is throwing you off balance today, Cap?
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These chords are unresolved, throwing the ear pleasantly off balance.
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I kept them off-balance with the slider and located fastballs.
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He kept us off balance until that last inning (the sixth).
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"He just keeps you off balance," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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There are incongruencies all over that set the listener off balance.
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A lot of them were rushed, a little bit off-balance.
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Plaw did a good job back there keeping them off balance.
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Kept of us off-balance, racked up a ton of strikeouts.
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"It's hard to get him off-balance," Chacin said of Votto.
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Lillard was forced into an off-balance shot, which he missed.
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Kirk himself appears to be thrown off-balance by the effort.
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It's a larger look at how things are so off balance.
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Borja scored on an off-balance scissor kick in the 267th.
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The defensive player undercuts the offensive player, knocking him off balance.
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He had a headache and felt off balance when he walked.
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Moving closer to either side could knock the economy off-balance.
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It will be more often off-balance than you and I are.
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"I developed a headache and was feeling off balance," Ball told ESPN.
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From the beginning, it seemed as though she was slightly off-balance.
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Got to give him some credit tonight, he kept us off balance.
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"He kept us off balance with his off-speed pitches," Gordon said.
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Trump likes to keep his adversaries off balance and his friends guessing.
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"Vargas did a nice job of keeping guys off balance," said Matheny.
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I keep returning to the album, because it keeps me off balance.
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Solstad's ironies throw the reader off balance, adding and subtracting in turn.
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He cocks the bat, he's off balance, there's much too much motion.
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He missed an off-balance 3-point attempt with seven seconds left.
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That helps keep the traditionally structured "guidebook" form off-balance and quirky.
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He was off balance and right about on the 3-point line.
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"The entire supply chains have been thrown completely off balance," Mattern said.
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Keeping your enemies constantly on defense, constantly off balance, constantly explaining themselves.
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It can really throw me off balance; it catches me by surprise.
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Martindale won the schematic battle against Andy Reid, putting Mahomes off-balance.
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Spastic, palsied and off-balance, I'm taking crooked notes about this place.
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She'd use any way to get me dizzy and off balance, really.
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The Mavericks' Raymond Felton finally ended the run with an off-balance bucket.
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And so, as a result, it's off balance sheet -- I mean, it's private.
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"He kept us off balance all night," said Reds left fielder Adam Duvall.
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Debt maturities exclude capital leases, any off-balance-sheet facilities and other obligations.
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This creates an unpredictable, staccato style that keeps listeners off balance and engaged.
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She is itchy all the time and feels off balance on solid ground.
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Kessler appears off balance, rights himself and moves out of the scene quickly.
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The battle ended with Fauskin knocking him off balance and onto the ground.
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Democrats have seized on the issue and believe they have Republicans off-balance.
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The economy is strong, people are better off, our enemies are off-balance.
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Its cunning, cat-footed plots drew people in but left them off balance.
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For Mr. Putin, cyberespionage and cyberattacks keep NATO and its partners off balance.
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His is a music that's strangely off-balance, gleefully distasteful, and totally ecstatic.
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Even within the industry, the velocity of change has the business off-balance.
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After landing, … I got a little bit off balance and almost fell over.
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As happens inside the upside-down house, one's senses are thrown off balance.
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That was a weapon for him all night to keep them off balance.
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But there is little doubt that the clerics have been thrown off balance.
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The Shanghai office of the PBOC also requested information on any impact the increased regulatory scrutiny has had on new loans, off-balance-sheet assets and the movement of assets from off-balance-sheet to on-balance-sheet, they added.
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Anthony pulled up for an off-balance 3-pointer that clanged off the rim.
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Their blitzkrieg not only throws us off balance but forces us to take sides.
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"Shifting or rocking can indicate that someone is feeling off balance," Wood told INSIDER.
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"I think he was caught off balance and he didn't dive," said the defender.
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So we own 73 percent of it so it's off balance sheet for us.
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Fitch estimates that roughly $0003 million of off-balance sheet factoring had been outstanding.
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Last year China seemed to be getting serious about crimping off-balance-sheet borrowing.
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This is due to uncertainties relating to on-and-off balance sheet asset quality.
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He can throw off balance, upside down and backwards and throw a completed pass.
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Darvish mixed his pitches well and kept the Angels hitters off balance all afternoon.
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He's so fluid, he gets to everything, and you never see him off-balance.
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Also, total assets should include both on-balance sheet and off-balance sheet items.
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In the face of such egos, he had to keep them slightly off-balance.
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Bundy had every Angel but Trout and Andrelton Simmons off balance with his slider.
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It's just that I want to keep hitters off-balance and off my fastball.
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"I call that the off-balance sheets financing, the Enron of financing," Painter said.
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"It seems to have knocked them off balance," the senator said of North Korea.
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His double-clutch, off-balance 3-pointer tied the game with 4.7 seconds left.
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Fitch added back off-balance sheet securitization debt ($3 billion) before determining the reduction.
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Ynoa (2-2) kept the Rays off-balance with his sinker, slider and fastball.
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When Weidman threw his right hand he was reckless and threw himself off balance.
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Off-balance Ever been walking in a public place and taken an embarrassing fall?
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It would keep him off-balance, especially if further investigation uncovers even more corruption.
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But Djokovic fell behind by 0-3 with a flurry of off-balance errors.
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The Wolves star Jimmy Butler, on the other hand, started forcing off-balance shots.
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CHINA CENTRAL BANK OFFICIAL SAYS DECLINES OF OFF-BALANCE SHEET LOANS MODERATED IN 2019
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Djokovic quickly had his longtime rival exactly where he wanted: off balance and unglued.
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But there, the hosts control the game by immediately tilting their guests off-balance.
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All this with the goal of intimidating, humiliating and throwing me off balance once again.
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Public finances are distorted by quasi-fiscal activities, including directed and off-balance sheet lending.
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Not every design worked, but the constant churn of schemes kept Houston defenders off balance.
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Importantly, reported capital and leverage ratios do not incorporate risk from off-balance sheet WMPs.
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If I've sculpted anything wrong it will be incorrectly weighted, bobble-headed or off-balance.
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It has, for example, forced banks to bring off-balance-sheet loans onto their books.
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It kept his opponents -- in both the Republican primary and the general election -- off balance.
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Donald Trump prides himself on keeping his legion of enemies off-balance with sheer unpredictability.
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Versteeg stick-handled around Jones and dished an off-balance, backhand pass through the crease.
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Davies' said he used "a good mix of everything" to keep Cubs' hitters off balance.
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He's got this gruff exterior that he sort of uses to keep people off balance.
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Maybe a nearby ship collided with the sub, throwing it off balance into chaotic waters.
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The loss of the first IDA last year threw NASA's Commercial Crew plans off balance.
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They have devised a mixture of off-balance-sheet solutions to get around the rules.
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Trump has them totally off balance, and they now know he is like Ronald Reagan.
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He wants his team to keep opponents off balance with low sets and quick hits.
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On Friday, with a funky and halting delivery, Gant kept his former organization off balance.
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Baseball, too, requires that young athletes develop a skill for throwing off balance and accurately.
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And several companies controlled by local governments have failed to repay off-balance sheet loans.
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He fielded the ball and threw off balance toward Chris Taylor, who was covering second.
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"Just trying to mix in all my pitches and keep them off-balance," he said.
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He was superb early, keeping the Astros off balance and retiring the first nine batters.
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He committed nine unforced errors while hitting 34 winners, often under pressure and off balance.
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Beijing's tolerance for off-balance sheet municipal borrowing has faded as debt levels have exploded.
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In the face of the economic crisis, Mr. McCain's campaign seemed off-balance and uncertain.
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But within sight of the finish line, she skidded slightly and was knocked off-balance.
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It energized the caucus's members, who took obvious relish in throwing majority Republicans off balance.
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She spins on point with one leg outstretched; she naturally and often moves off balance.
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Ms. Lovette experiments with flexed feet, extreme pliés and tilts that throw dancers off balance.
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Their opponents recognize the strategy: a flurry of fresh arms to keep them off balance.
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Still, the doubts coming from conservative activists underscore how Trump's surprise put people off-balance.
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The fish, which were overabundant and non-native, had thrown the whole system off balance.
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But the town was confused and off balance, just the way Mr. Trump likes it.
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Surprises will throw us off balance mid-month, and it's our job to stay grounded.
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But when Dr. Odontuya Davaasuren and her colleague enter the ger, everything is off balance.
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If these woody wonders pack up and move, the delicate system can be thrown off balance.
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Milwaukee starter Matt Garza kept the Pirates off-balance and was efficient while working through traffic.
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More than three-quarters of outstanding WMPs, totalling CNY20.2trn, resided off-balance sheet at end-1H16.
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He really knows how to pitch; I think he kept them off-balance the whole day.
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Livingston missed two free throws, but Jackson then misfired on an off-balance shot in traffic.
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Brown missed an off-balance 3-pointer at the buzzer to send the game into overtime.
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In fact, throwing the old guard off balance is largely the modus operandi of both companies.
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Ortega will use his feet and hips to constantly push and pull his opponent off balance.
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At the time, Clinton's campaign was caught off balance by Obama's use of second-choice balloting.
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Local governments have long relied on off-balance-sheet debt to solve a perennial policy quandary.
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He struggled through the three presidential debates and his campaign was thrown off balance on Oct.
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Inventory purchase commitments under its WAAM business model have increased Wyndham's off-balance-sheet contractual obligations.
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Vandeweghe's formidable serve keeps opponents off balance: She uses different spins and paces to disrupt rhythm.
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Instead, he lets him attack an off-balance DeAndre Jordan, who clearly wasn't expecting a pass.
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Later Johnson even began falling over as he threw himself off balance, desperately hunting the knockout.
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Mr. Trump's supporters say the mixed messages are simply a way to keep adversaries off balance.
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That it's all part of his negotiating style -- perhaps designed to keep his opponents off balance?
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He has done a superb job of mixing up locations to keep the Astros off balance.
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Off-balance sheet exposures are of moderate risk and mostly represented by covered letters of credit.
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That's what he does, keep you off balance and will make you swing at his pitches.
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The reader is kept off balance for a long time, before things start coming into focus.
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Then he will pull that person — in this case, Macron — into him, knocking him off balance.
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By contrast, the protests have thrown the opposition Kuomintang (KMT), which is conciliatory towards China, off balance.
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They took the opening drive 75 yards for a touchdown, keeping the Packers' defense off-balance throughout.
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He knows how to spot his fastball, then his cutter, slider and changeup kept us off balance.
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It would be smart for his campaign to throw a curve ball to keep her off balance.
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Banks have been ordered to bring off-balance-sheet loans back onto their books (see Finance section).
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Perhaps the crown prince is moving so fast on social reform to keep his opponents off-balance.
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Early blooming flowers can also disrupt wildlife, throwing the timing of birds, bees, and butterflies off balance.
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Westbrook missed an off-balance bank shot and Harden made the Thunder pay with a driving layup.
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But the duet turned into a comedic bit as the wire handler kept lifting them off balance.
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Harington was photographed on the streets of Paris with friends looking slightly damp and slightly off balance.
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"Clevinger was keeping us off balance, but Chirinos was able to get the big hit," Banister said.
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Lee raced down court after an Allen steal and lofted an off-balance jumper as time expired.
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Porzingis gives a great ball fake to the baseline cutter, which draws the post defender off balance.
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That was an off-balance 143-pointer over Steph Curry off his wrong foot and exhausted legs.
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When he doesn't catch his man flush, however, Gaethje opens himself up and throws himself off balance.
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But something happened recently that threw me off balance: An endocrinologist suggested I go off birth control.
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"I was able to make pitches, keep the ball down and keep them off balance," Garcia said.
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Washington applied the jab and some rudimentary feints and had Wilder off balance and out of rhythm.
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She seemed thrown off-balance, and had trouble returning to her story, not for the last time.
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Henderson, off balance, on the run, shooting from 25, is probably a bargain Croatia can live with.
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As Mr. Trump exited the NATO headquarters, he left allies and analysts alike a bit off balance.
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Though she managed to stay on during event finals, she found herself off balance on multiple occasions.
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It was a little off balance, but was still the kind of shot that often goes in.
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Trump revels in chaos -- believing that it keeps his opponents off balance and hands him an advantage.
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Now, as Europe undergoes dizzying political changes of its own, it is throwing Mr. Trump off balance.
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Employing a yell or scream, or sudden movement with either hand, can throw your enemy off-balance.
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She said she "didn't feel right" and was beginning to feel sad, not motivated, and off-balance.
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Had she done so on Thursday night, she could have ripped Biden and knocked him off balance.
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Ohio State had the final chance in regulation, but Lyle's off-balance attempt was off the mark.
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Trump has a reputation for playing his staff members off one another and keeping them off balance.
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Al-Qaeda has been looking to strike for a long time, but it's really off balance and weak.
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Burks got off an off-balance corner 3-point try before the buzzer that glanced off the rim.
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While off balance, UNC senior guard Marcus Paige hit an acrobatic three-point shot with 4.7 seconds remaining.
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I think his unusual windup kept the hitters off balance and he also fields his position quite well.
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Her voice fell off-balance; she checked her guitar neck at every chord change; she never settled in.
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Bluiett's off-balance 3 at the halftime buzzer gave him 209 points and the Musketeers led 220-28.
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The new rule will also kill sale-and-leasebacks as an off-balance sheet financing proposition, KPMG added.
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" Regarding the moment Trump seemingly knocked Macron slightly off-balance, Whitmore said that the he was acting "authoritative.
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After Robinson blocked his sixth shot, Vucevic missed an off-balance jumper as the shot clock ran out.
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When Gaethje's opponents do fall down or get knocked off balance, he'll beckon them back to the feet.
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These often off balance them and leave them with a lag time on a return or follow up.
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When he has that good blend going and keeps guys off balance, that's when he's at his best.
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Her ability to perform as well when off balance against Serena Williams should be critical to the outcome.
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Then he heaved in an off-balance prayer a fraction of a second before the final horn sounded.
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He kept the low-scoring Pirates off balance from there, aside from Bell's fourth-inning homer, his sixth.
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Our principal adversaries — Russia, China, Iran, North Korea — are more off-balance than they have been in decades.
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And for now, America and its alliances are strong, the economy is solid, our enemies are off-balance.
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They were attractive to the then-Labour government because the financing appeared "off balance sheet" as contingent liabilities.
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But the right-hander kept Boston off balance and got out of some trouble in the early innings.
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Romero's use of flicking low-low kicks to knock his opponents off balance could work perfectly against Rockhold.
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Walkup then missed an off-balance shot with 23 seconds left, and Ty Charles's tip was off-target.
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In fact, throwing oneself out of stance and off balance was something of a theme on Saturday night.
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Also present was Dillashaw's habit of kicking too aggressively and throwing himself off balance as he did so.
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He threw long, naked, right kicks which were met with easy counter punches that sent Weidman off balance.
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"He dropped another slider in there and got me off balance," Cain said of Mariners reliever Emilio Pagan.
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Democrats fundraised off the protests and appeared to revel in the sense that they had Republicans off balance.
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The People's Bank of China just put off-balance-sheet WMPs on its macroprudential assessment of banks' risks.
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Hardy made an off-balance throw that short-hopped Castillo, but his scoop allowed him to tag Romine.
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The ball wound up in Will Barton's hand but he missed an off-balance jumper in the paint.
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The ball wound up in Will Barton's hand, but he missed an off-balance jumper in the paint.
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Crystal aims to operate with a minimal open currency position and uses on- and off-balance sheet hedging.
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As guests filed in, their heels sank into the synthetic cushion and sent them a little off balance.
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In fact, on some Thursdays, just to keep me off balance, she reverts to her previously cheerful self.
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A passage of heartbreak is especially memorable, and Mr. Brandstrup superbly shows how remarkably she dramatizes off-balance movement.
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Fitch estimates that including off-balance sheet expenditure, the government reached a surplus in 2016 at 0.6% of GDP.
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Moreover, the parties holding the equity are funded in part by investment products sold off-balance-sheet by banks.
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Bayno was trying to teach Sabonis to use his shoulder to initiate contact and knock his defenders off-balance.
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They know that this guy is not on the up-and-up, that he's off balance and so forth.
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Banks have used such transactions to channel cash into off-balance-sheet loans, serving riskier corners of the economy.
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RHP Trevor Bauer kept the Twins off-balance with a mix of his fastball and biting curve on Sunday.
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"Tom just kept changing speeds, changing areas, and kind of kept them off balance," said Marlins manager Don Mattingly.
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We had them a little bit off balance, and that's when we were more productive on the offensive end.
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"All of Trump's contradictory rhetoric has put China somewhat off balance and that's not a bad thing," Schell said.
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With the shot clock winding down, Burrell fired an off-balance 3-point shot, which was off the mark.
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It's a set-up straight out of Saw, and it's the first time the movie throws us off balance.
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Investors thrown off balance by swirling markets this year now face a new wrinkle: a sudden outbreak of normalcy.
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Webb settled down from there, keeping Arizona off-balance with his off-speed pitches complementing a mid-90s fastball.
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He kept the Cardinals off balance throughout, changing speeds effectively with a curveball dipping as low as 22014 mph.
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He's unstoppable driving left, a predatory jackrabbit with a knack for pulling up when his defender is off balance.
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The mix could feel off-balance or spacey, but what's amazing is how propulsive it still manages to be.
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" Snitker said, "He was keeping us off balance because we weren't swinging at him real good, I know that.
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In the evening, the Lions kept quarterback Tom Brady and the New England Patriots off balance, winning, 2102-216.
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I've seen her dance the Scherzo with more off-balance freedom, and the polonaise finale with even more flair.
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Thiem served out the second set and swept to the third as Djokovic looked increasingly sluggish and off balance.
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"This country was really off balance and petrified and looking to the president to protect them," Mr. Hagel said.
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This is overlaid by a significant debt burden at the holdco level, including exposure to off-balance-sheet liabilities.
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Growth in on- and off-balance sheet loan books (known as assets under management) is likely to remain robust.
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In the meantime, the reporting corps seemed defensive and off-balance, an army marching in formation under guerrilla attack.
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Illinois dominated the first 26 minutes, scoring at will and using pressure defense to knock Ohio State off-balance.
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"Damn you," the white man said, yanking at Mary Bronson's hand so that she stumbled off balance a bit.
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Meanwhile, Omar Jadwat, the lawyer for the challengers, was off-balance and unpersuasive for much of his hour-long presentation.
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Mr. Rubio's aura of unflappability was pierced, and his opponents pounced — and, to their surprise, he kept looking off-balance.
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But as Trump takes office, his signature style, designed to keep everyone off balance, is facing its most significant test.
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Beyond assets, the central bank said it would consider nonbank assets, short-term wholesale funding and off-balance-sheet exposure.
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He wants to throw the United States off balance, and he wants to divide the United States with its allies.
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Beijing has been trying to move financing away from off-balance sheet sources, but has had limited success so far.
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The regulator will also seek to push banks to bring off-balance sheet assets onto their balance sheets, it said.
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The company's marketing is trying really hard to appeal to rich moms, although that effort seems off balance at best.
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"He did well enough with his off-speed to kind of keep us off balance," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
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He's throwing lines out at his actors, keeping them off-balance, coming up with fun new things on the go.
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This typically threw my opponent off balance and put me in a low stance with my back to the character.
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The show suffers from a slow start and a disorienting tonal mix that makes its early episodes feel off balance.
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McGregor begins to flurry and catches nothing of Diaz, but eats a short right hook which throws him off balance.
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Trump utilizes the I'm-joking-but-not-really strategy all the time to keep people -- allies and opponents -- off balance.
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Listed companies using IASB and U.S. accounting rules have leases worth $3.3 trillion, with over 85 percent off balance sheet.
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He also claims he was recently fired for negative unpaid time-off balance—part of Amazon's unusual time-tracking system.
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They cut it off and return to the action, and players of the game are, quite deliberately, left off-balance.
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Hamels said he has really been focused on improving his changeup, and the pitch had the Twins off-balance Saturday.
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The new generations run the risk that if temperatures go off balance this (world) turns into a huge frying pan.
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But Roberts never closed the door on his left hand and often threw himself off balance reaching to hit Perry.
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Gorman landed a perfect shot to the side of Dubois' face, which sparked feral, off-balance punching from both men.
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Once off balance, she then fatally banged her head, more than once, on the sharp corners of the crown molding.
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But he then had to spin and throw off-balance to first, on a bounce, and Bourjos was clearly safe.
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He will hold back, lunge forward, or stay cagey at varying points in hopes of knocking his opponent off balance.
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The most popular photo backdrops seem to be the off-balance rotating orange and gray chairs, designed by Thomas Heatherwick.
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"The line played great, and I thought we did a good job keeping them off-balance," Brady said to CBS.
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That gave Vandy one final shot, but LaChance mis-fired on a long, off-balance 3 with two seconds left.
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It's a compelling book to read at this moment, as man-made climate change is throwing planetary systems off balance.
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These are off-balance sheet, so the company's liquidity is entirely invested in either short-term securities or bank deposits.
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Morton kept the Yankees off balance by constantly throwing his curveball and recorded his 13th career double-digit strikeout game.
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Wainwright varied speeds, spins and deliveries to keep Miami off-balance, collecting a spate or weak grounders and fly balls.
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Whittaker isn't always the prettiest in his form, but he keeps his man off balance and sets up his openings.
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He was off-balance over the rubber, he said, which made him rush toward the hitter with his lower half.
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"It is not Esquire Bank's business model to leverage off-balance sheet … funds into on-balance sheet deposit," it said.
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Ekdal of Sweden races in, but he's off balance and the ball is bouncing high, so he can't direct it.
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In playing dove to Mr. Bolton's hawk, Mr. Trump may be simply keeping adversaries off balance, as some backers maintained.
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It is a direct echo of the Napoleonic tactic of keeping opponents off balance by always being on the offensive.
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Once the match got going, she continuously kept her opponent off balance by keeping the ball low, deep and flat.
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Dangling meetings is an old technique for Mr. Putin, used to keep other leaders off balance and demonstrate his control.
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Sasser grabbed the inbounds pass and shot off-balance from beyond the arc, and it banged out off the rim.
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That gesture (she throws one hand high) will take her way off balance if he doesn't catch her in time.
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They have responded by relying on land sales, real estate development and off-balance sheet borrowings to square the circle.
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As such, Ford and Huston receive slightly shorter shrift, which throws Five Came Back off balance, but only a little.
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Blake Griffin missed an off-balance jump hook in the lane just before the final horn to help the Bucks prevail.
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He kept the Padres off balance with a fastball in the low 90s, complemented by an effective curveball, slider and changeup.
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The NSFR will require banks to maintain a stable funding profile in relation to their assets and off-balance-sheet activities.
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It was off-balance, a leaner, but again the shot was perfect, this time with a tenth of a second remaining.
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We're basically unearthing what's been off-balance sheet items that have today become a contingent liability and bring that into books.
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The fund is not incorporated as a legal entity, and its assets and liabilities are booked off-balance sheet by BGK.
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Trump has thrown China off balance with harsh tariffs and deserves credit for highlighting Beijing's abuses more than any recent president.
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Financial regulators have taken aim at banks' murky off-balance-sheet loans, and at heavily indebted borrowers such as property developers.
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Much of that involved deliberately throwing Jones off-balance to achieve a more natural look when she found her feet again.
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Harnaam Kaur: Polycystic ovary syndrome is a condition where the woman's level of sex hormones—estrogen and progesterone—are off balance.
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The missed payments were the first known default of off-balance sheet, or shadow, loans borrowed by local governments, they said.
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The pass rush managed three sacks and four QB hits while often hurrying Stafford into contorted throws from off-balance platforms.
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The Fund is not incorporated as a legal entity, and its assets and liabilities are booked off-balance sheet by BGK.
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But Trump is much bigger — a looming figure — and he was fast, taking me by surprise and throwing me off balance.
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Anderson has us off balance for a while but we were able to scratch two off of him with solo shots.
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The bank regulator, focused on lending, did not watch off-balance-sheet products that brought yet more leverage into the market.
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Rivera said Matz had shaken off his signs only a couple of times, and his quick pace kept Atlanta off balance.
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Like a free-swinging asymmetric boxer, Trump can keep Hillary off balance by punching from both the left and the right.
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"We were able to keep their hitters off balance; that's what we're trying to do every day," catcher Kevin Plawecki said.
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Even though he felt tired on a humid Sunday, his deceptive fastballs and off-speed pitches kept the Braves off-balance.
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Pryor's ability to run and pass kept Miami's defense off-balance and allowed the Browns to break off several big plays.
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Three times, Vinci was up a break in the first set, using her trademark short slices to keep Kerber off balance.
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But Moore seized the moment with a 3-pointer, and Parker forced an off-balance 3-pointer on the other end.
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As Oladipo said, teams are dropping bigs and switching on the perimeter, trying to throw him off balance while preventing penetration.
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He cooks candy for Durant, who hangs on the weakside, catches a swing pass, then pummels a defense that's off balance.
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White House officials say this keeps enemies off balance, but it has the same effect among allies and within his administration.
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Advertising, in order for people to kind of get off balance and … What would you say- ... walk away from our democracy.
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But Nadal kept him constantly off balance and out of position with his whipping shots, ferocious defense and adroit shot making.
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Mr. Trump often invites his daughter Ivanka Trump into meetings to signal their conclusion — or to keep his interlocutors off balance.
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He was bold on the first match point, going for an off-balance backhand down the line that struck the net.
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Given Mr. Putin's penchant for trying to keep his adversaries off balance, the befuddlement might be part of the Kremlin's goal.
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There will always be those who suggest that Donald Trump is playing a masterful game, keeping all his opponents off balance.
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Mr. Trump has thrown the opposition off balance, further alienated regional allies, and made his vice president clean up after him.
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Mr. Cornejo, bringing exceptional spring to his jumps, seemed to relish its slow falls off balance and upper-body complexities, too.
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Henry VIII was renowned for his mercurial temper, for his ability to keep friends and foes alike guessing and off-balance.
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Stafford also bought time on several plays, picking up 22 yards on three carries, to keep the Saints' defense off balance.
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For example, banks' exposure to troubled companies might simply move off-balance sheet if bank-linked WMPs are used to fund swaps.
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Trimble hit a wild, off-balance shot right before halftime, sending the Terrapins into the locker room with a 32-28 lead.
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The time when it is worth punching in combinations against Ferguson is when he is off balance or has a kick caught.
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EARTHQUAKE BIRD A woman living abroad in Japan (Alicia Vikander) is thrown off balance when a young woman (Riley Keough) goes missing.
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Then suddenly Phogat pulled on Seema's arms, knocked her off balance, and lunged at her like a cheetah attacking a stumbling gazelle.
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And they've experienced how easy it can be to fall off track when unexpected bills or an illness throw budgets off balance.
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After Conley put the Grizzlies ahead 128-125, Spencer Dinwiddie's off-balance 3-pointer rimmed in and out with 15 seconds left.
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In minutes of its April 5 policy meeting, Australia's central bank cautioned that a rising Aussie could tilt the economy off balance.
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It follows a slew of 'deleveraging' policies between 2016 and 2018 that targeted the shadow banking sector and off-balance-sheet investments.
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Total leverage adjusted for rent expense and off-balance-sheet accounts receivable sales was a Fitch-estimated 2.2x for LTM ended Feb.
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Prescott connected on pass plays of four yards to Elliott and 13 yards to Cole Beasley yards to keep Washington off balance.
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But when you reach the second stage, you're constantly off balance; Doki Doki Literature Club never lets you find your footing again.
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Off-balance sheet loans used to be a major source of funding for small firms traditionally shunned by the big state banks.
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But the frequency of deaths that kept viewers off-balance has diminished in more recent seasons, and most key characters have survived.
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"They are a very aggressive lineup so I try to use my off-speed stuff to keep them off balance," Walker said.
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Trillions of dollars in loans were extended by banks in "off-balance sheet" transactions that were never disclosed in their public filings.
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Florida's final play broke down, forcing Koulechov to heave up an off-balance shot that clanged off the side of the backboard.
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"He was actually smaller than me, but he got my leg and then I was off balance," the photographer told the magazine.
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His advisers are working to prepare him against her attacks and give him an arsenal of ideas to throw her off balance.
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I could get a little better extension on my slider occasionally, but for the most part kept them off-balance all night.
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Total leverage adjusted for rent expense and off-balance-sheet accounts receivable sales was a Fitch-estimated 2.5x for LTM ended Feb.
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"He had me off balance all night," said Rodriguez, who had swung at a ball in the dirt for his previous strikeout.
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The one that got past him left him frustrated because he was off-balance after Jean-Gabriel Pageau blocked Kessel's first attempt.
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"Through this whole campaign season, Trump has been masterful at knocking people off balance," Brunt said during a Fox News interview Monday.
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City Ballet's Balanchine style, with its many acts of stepping off balance, has long been the most naturally brave in world ballet.
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His goal on Wednesday — an off-balance header in the 37th minute — was his 16th this season, second-most in the league.
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During the Cold War, the United States regularly used unconventional tactics, proxy forces and its intelligence agency to keep adversaries off balance.
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The man I noticed in front of me in line is walking behind a woman sitting off-balance in an electric wheelchair.
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To a degree, the mixed messages reflect the negotiating tactics of a president who likes to keep the other side off balance.
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The Turkish autocrat is a master of keeping allies and adversaries off balance, as President Trump discovered in the past two weeks.
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As Cleveland's Cedi Osman was caught off-balance and stumbled to rotate over, Dinwiddie released the fadeaway and it cleanly went in.
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Your odds of catching your opponent off balance are obviously best if you come after them in a way they haven't anticipated.
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But, as in his first two starts this season, Syndergaard effectively mixed his slider with his fastball to keep batters off balance.
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You can see how the Bolshoi and City Ballet styles are related: long phrases, luxurious texture, expansive physicality, calmly off-balance emphasis.
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German (241-28) kept Baltimore off balance by throwing 28 curveballs, which accounted for 603 of his 260 swing-and-miss pitches.
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McHale kept the 38-year-old off balance with clever use of angled returns and chased down everything hammered back at her.
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Making just his fourth major league start, Bibens-Dirkx kept the young Yankees off balance with a collection of off-speed pitches.
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Nevertheless, in its quiet way it's a more ambitious journey than "The First," keeping the audience off-balance throughout the eight episodes.
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"I was just trying to keep guys off-balance and keep us in the game as much as I could," he said.
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Because in politics as in business, Trump thrives on chaos, on keeping people off-balance, on keeping them cowed, scared and angry.
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"We made a lot of good pitches and kept them off balance just enough," Cole said of himself and catcher Francisco Cervelli.
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German (241-28) kept Baltimore off balance by throwing 28 curveballs, which accounted for 603 of his 260 swing-and-miss pitches.
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Mr. Lucas refuses to explain anything, keeping the viewer as off-balance as a jet-lagged tourist in Benares or Times Square.
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As a result of expected off-balance sheet expenditure, Fitch forecasts a general government budget surplus of 0.2% of GDP (2% in 2015).
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Hill (4-3) kept the Baltimore off-balance with his curveball and allowed one run over 5 03/3 innings with five strikeouts.
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This leaning right hand leaves him off balance and slow to either return to his stance or come back with the left hook.
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The gap in funding needs appeared to have been filled by off-balance sheet financing in China's murky and opaque shadow banking sector.
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He handles the ball fine, but he doesn't have the trickery of a Chris Paul or Isaiah Thomas to get defenders off balance.
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A small economy so open to the world will always have a bumpy ride, even if Brexit does not knock it off balance.
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Naomi caught it, but not before it had knocked Teacake off balance and dumped him, upside down, into the space between the walls.
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"We intend to take more of the loan portfolio off-balance and will continue to reduce the balance sheet in 2017," it said.
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If the off-balance-sheet structured asset sales were consolidated on Finmart's financial statements, it would negatively affect capital metrics and historical profitability.
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Cheaper funding plus rising lending rates also boosted net interest margins for the larger institutions, offsetting shrinking fees from off-balance-sheet activities.
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Sure, he knew how to throw political punches better than most and how to keep his political opponents -- Republicans and Democrats -- off balance.
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In 2016 the fund balance deficit worsened to EUR844 million, as calculated by Fitch, mainly due to EUR266 million off-balance sheet liabilities.
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But Trump's very public questioning of China's fiscal and trade policies has shaken up the status quo and left the Chinese off-balance.
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That, in turn, leads to him being off-balance, which is readily apparent in how different his landing spot is on each shot.
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Mikolas breezed through seven innings, needing only 85 pitches throughout, 67 for strikes, by keeping the Reds off balance with effective breaking pitches.
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But our overarching question is whether this is just wishful thinking in a world as off balance as ours seems to be today.
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Khalidov throws himself so badly off balance after every right hand that the openings should be plentiful if Narkun gets in his face.
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But it could throw Beijing off balance in the daily shadowboxing over who will dominate one of the world's most strategically vital waterways.
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SACE's off-balance sheet exposure to pledged guarantees and insured credits (EUR49bn at end-September 2016) is well-diversified by geography and sector.
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SLV's off-balance-sheet unrealised capital gains represented 13% (market: 13%) of the company's total investments at end-2016, unchanged from end-2015.
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But on Saturday, Pineda mixed in a changeup, which threw the Twins off balance and led to a more effective fastball and slider.
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Local CBIRC branches will also hunt down off-balance sheet investments by banks that ended up in real estate projects, the notice said.
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The treatment can bring on vertigo in itself, and patients sometimes report feeling a bit off-balance for a day or two afterward.
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In turn, with Tatum off balance and out of position, Thompson snaps a quick bounce pass to Durant—and now Tatum's stuck. Frozen.
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The car jerked ahead, throwing me off balance and causing me to back into a woman who was already holding onto the pole.
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But in context, it's a sign that monetary policy has been off balance — consistently missing its target in one direction rather than another.
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The Soho Rep production, directed by Sarah Benson, used every theatrical trick at its disposal to keep its audience off-balance and reeling.
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Though he can appear off-balance in the batter's box at times, McNeil patiently keeps his hands back to wait on breaking balls.
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It's Sergio Aguero, who picked up the ball in the box, freed himself and fired, looking almost off-balance as he did so.
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The Vatican: Pope Francis apologized for slapping away the hand of a woman who had yanked his hand, momentarily throwing him off balance.
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This was problematic because accounting rules stated that off-balance sheet vehicles must be "demonstrably distinct" from the entities transferring loans to them.
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It may fall off balance at times, but as it vaults through the air in search of transcendence, it's a beautiful, beguiling artifact.
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Russell gloved the ball, and a good throw might have had Hicks, but his off-balance throw was up the first-base line.
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He induced a career-high 26 swings-and-misses and frequently kept the Yankees off-balance with an array of off-speed pitches.
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The regulator asked banks to look into the credit risk of loans, bonds, investments, lending to financial institutions and off-balance sheet business.
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She hit an off-balance three at the buzzer to beat the Mississippi State Bulldogs and bring the Irish their second national championship.
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Starting in the first quarter of next year, off-balance sheet WMPs will be included in the MPA assessment framework, the sources said.
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Mercedes Moran plays a middle-aged mother of three almost-grown children who is thrown off balance by the death of her sister.
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The spacecraft's left solar array failed to unfurl, robbing Soyuz 1 of power and throwing it off-balance, which disrupted its spin-stabilization.
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But the fact that everything Gritty does feels slightly off balance and unhinged, rather than subject to intense corporate control, meant something unusual happened.
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Sanchez used a big mix of speeds to keep the Twins off-balance, including two changeups that registered 67 and 65 miles per hour.
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He kept the Orioles off-balance with his array of arm angles and speed changes while allowing hitters to put the ball in play.
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There has been little change in off-balance sheet financing, such as trust loans and entrusted loans, the CBIRC said without providing further data.
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The country is battling to stave off balance of payments pressures due to a dwindling foreign currency reserve and a widening current account deficit.
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Even if I suspect he didn't actually record his conversations with Comey, Trump probably suggested he did to try to keep Comey off balance.
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Winston missed an off-balance 3-pointer trailing 67-66 and Stevens was fouled, going to the free throw line with 1:33 left.
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Where to watch it: Netflix Much of On My Block functions like adolescence: it's awkward, uncomfortable, off-balance, with plenty of ups and downs.
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To help girls find that sense of confidence and learn how to find it when you get thrown off balance — which you always will.
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The 14 large Italian banks sit on 286 billion euros (more than $300 billion) of bad loans, debt securities and off-balance sheet items.
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However, weak enforcement of the regulation aimed at preserving fiscal balance leads, at times, to off-balance sheet liabilities, such as Piemonte's fund deficit.
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Clinton will likely look to keep Trump off balance and avoid any major gaffes that could reverse the recent polling shift in her favor.
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The same year, the school created an off-balance-sheet trust to increase the amount of private loans it could make available to students.
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After crossing rolling dunes in a customized 224x2185, the car's soft suspension and the constant up and down had her disorientated and off-balance.
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China's central bank will take into account off-balance sheet financing at commercial banks to assess their overall financial health, three sources told Reuters.
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The Celtics had the ball out of bounds with 503 seconds left, but Marcus Smart's off-balance heave off a deflected pass wasn't close.
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Take all of the weight off, balance it perfectly between the two axles, and suddenly you realize what a sports car should feel like.
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The effects of the crackdown are starting to show up in weakened off-balance sheet financing, or shadow banking activity, and falling household loans.
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"The fastball, the cutter, he threw some great changeups, threw the curveball when he needed to and kept those guys off balance," Roberts said.
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As per usual, it's endlessly endearing to see someone as straight-laced as Ellen get thrown off balance by Cardi's freewheeling approach to interviews.
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He constantly looks to put the ball in the basket, and keeps opponents off balance while they're trying to stop Houston's two best players.
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Essentially, the proposal, if adopted, would lower what the big banks have to allocate for their level of on and off-balance sheet risks.
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As for Deyjah signing off on doctors sharing her medical info with her dad -- GS thinks there's an off-balance power relationship there too.
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Rebounds in recent months have been fairly unimpressive, and the "sell-the-news" response so far to good earnings is keeping traders off balance.
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But Frank Ntilikina hit two free throws with 3.9 seconds to go, and Curry missed an off-balance 3-pointer with 0.8 seconds left.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, we saw a paradigm shift in how cyber breaches are leveraged to impact elections and throw confidence off balance.
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Anderson, who had worked 10 innings exclusively out of the bullpen this season, was able to keep the Dodgers off balance through 82 pitches.
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That's because policy measures this year have aimed to cut leverage in the banking and corporate sectors, in particular via off-balance-sheet products.
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On his first attempt, he was knocked off balance in the process and fell, and he used a bigger boat and platform this time.
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"Banks and non-banks do feel pressure to shrink their off-balance sheet transactions, but this is not the same as deleveraging," CBB said.
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There's an appeal to this sort of narrative trickery: It keeps you off balance, and gives even the most mundane scenes a certain tension.
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Trump likes to walk into a meeting with a head of state and throw out the protocol, which he believes throws rivals off balance.
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Over the next five plays, he drove his team 60 yards, tossing an off-balance throw to Cole Beasley for a 3-yard touchdown.
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The Americans were able to breathe a huge sigh of relief after Turkish forward Ersan Ilyasova's off-balance shot on the buzzer fell short.
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That third-quarter run of the Warriors offered a dozen Raptor possessions that led to turnovers or blocks or hurried and off-balance shots.
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Fans of Schutt, a finalist for the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize, expect to be thrown off balance and relish the sensation.
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At the higher ratio, the big banks had to have capital equivalent to 5 percent of their assets and certain off-balance sheet holdings.
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But it's nothing as palpable as a hurricane that keeps knocking them off balance and making them flail like sandpipers in a heavy wind.
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"The rebuilding will be one more tool to help the economy grow, not one to kick it off balance and hurt it," he said.
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As it happens, equilibrium seems a strange word, as applied to a film that feels constantly, yet amusingly, off balance, until its final moments.
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News Analysis Where the president once kept European leaders off balance, Europe's shifting landscape now has the Great Disrupter scrambling to recalibrate his approach.
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The right-handed Toussaint (21-29) kept Miami off-balance with his curveball and allowed only one run on two hits and two walks.
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They force their enemies to respond to a variety of threats simultaneously, throwing them off balance and allowing the Ewoks to seize the initiative.
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"This looks more severe than simply weaker iPhone X, given that Apple on and off balance sheet component inventory hit new highs," he wrote.
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The odd equilibrium was thrown off balance in recent days as thousands of tourists jammed the airport in an evacuation organized by tour companies.
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The car jerked ahead, throwing me off balance and causing me to back into a woman who was already holding on to the pole.
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My guess is that team Trump is trying to keep Kim off balance, to make him wonder what we will do if he escalates.
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Using both hands to check his opponent's, Ferguson will fold over into elbow strikes often with such force that he throws himself off balance.
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Even its spidery riff work feels digitally mediated, altered and thrown off balance as if they're treated samples too—which they very well might be.
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We can analyze how he's twice as accurate when he executes a statuesque two-footed landing versus his off-balance one-legged post-jumper stance.
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I think there&aposs a great think piece by Benny Avni, and he really talks about Trump&aposs ability to keep his opponents off- balance.
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SS Carlos Correa made a long run and fielded the ball deep in the hole, but Semien beat his off-balance throw to the plate.
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More than that, with talk of infrastructure investment and hints at immigration reform, it showed his willingness to keep both left and right off-balance.
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Making Saki pursue and using oblique kicks or low line side kicks to keep him off balance and set up other strikes might work wonders.
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But Manager Mickey Callaway saw the problem as Harvey's not trusting his secondary pitches, his changeup and curveball, enough to keep the Brewers off balance.
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Griffin allowed three solo homers to the Orioles but kept them off-balance throughout his 5 2/3 innings with plenty of off-speed stuff.
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The lean back is also a perfect time to pound that lead leg as it is lightened and the opponent can be knocked off balance.
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She triggered Trump's epic meltdown purposely, and kept Trump off balance over multiple weeks that probably represented his last chance to turn the election around.
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The only point of PFI – besides a sly ability for successive UK governments to keep essential public works off-balance sheet – was therefore operational efficiency.
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Ryan had a monster day—with the benefit of a healthier, better-receiving corps and a run game that kept the Packers' defense off-balance.
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Normally, at moments of Trump-induced dysfunction, commentators note that the President engineers chaos as a master stroke to keep his political foes off balance.
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There's other little tricks, like when you're in close with someone you can hit their knee with your knee and it throws them off balance.
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The so-called shadow banking sector has been a particular headache, being a source of off-balance sheet loans for local governments and their LGFVs.
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Money raised through the sale of off-balance sheet wealth management products is known to be a key source of funds for the bond market.
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Some are currently trading at below book-market valuations, but potential acquirers would also need to consider the extent of these off-balance-sheet activities.
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Strange sounds and unsettling imagery keep the audience off-balance, and a few well-timed jump scares might have you leaping out of your seat.
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Stimulus has given way to credit tightening as Beijing looks to damp down speculative excess and force banks to clean up off-balance-sheet exposure.
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For someone who doesn't score much, he showed off a polished low-post game and used solid footwork to keep Maryland's interior defenders off balance.
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Analysts say this could force banks to shrink their off-balance sheet investment activities, potentially hurting the bond market, a key destination for such investments.
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Holmes and London will also see playing time as Dantonio likes to juggle his backs to keep them fresh and the defense off balance. 1.
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The President's tried and tested political defense mechanism is to whip up chaos to tip his enemies off balance and launch a fierce counter attack.
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Moscow has now learned to distinguish between Trump's words, which the Russians see as a tactic designed to throw opponents off balance, and his deeds.
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So these moves involve either going for vulnerable areas of the body, like the eyes, groin, and knees, or attempting to throw them off balance.
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The surprise reveal of Raiden, at the start of Metal Gear Solid 2's Plant section, is a fantastic way to throw players off-balance.
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Lower prices may throw a punch to GDP, but you could argue that would keep the Fed off balance and deter more tightening this year.
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If many of the sentiments are easily fired-off one-liners, the unrelenting accumulation of them simultaneously knocks you off balance and sucks you in.
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In the first overtime, McCollum's layup tied it at 109 with 8.7 seconds left and Jokic missed an off-balance 3-pointer at the buzzer.
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The way she uses her weight to tip herself off-balance and right herself again gives her dancing a lush sense of tension and release.
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Kerber kept her off balance as a rule and countered her flat power effectively when Sharapova was able to deliver groundstrokes from more solid platforms.
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Just when companies thought that trade deal had made Mexico a tempting manufacturing alternative to China, Washington's new threats have thrown several off balance again.
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Moon Seon-Min got the ball near the six-yard box and got an off-balance shot off, but Carlos Salcedo was in the way.
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But the funding environment worsened rapidly in the first half of this year as Beijing stepped up efforts to reduce risky, off-balance-sheet loans.
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But, ultimately, our fleet is going to be thousands of airplanes that are off balance sheet and a couple hundred that are on balance sheet.
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He threw a hard slider that kind of kept us off balance and kept the ball down so that's always a recipe for success usually.
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But it knocked her off balance at first, she said — and she found that disturbing, because she had always been the radical in her family.
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Things went from winsome to gruesome quickly, as Finau's left foot landed off-balance and the ankle bent awkwardly while he slid to the turf.
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He has firm ideas about how to find and maximize value in a market that has been knocked off balance since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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They include greenhouse gas emission, details on off-balance sheet environmental liabilities, compliance with labour and human rights standard, cybersecurity risk and management compensation structure.
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He has firm ideas about how to find and maximize value in a market that has been knocked off balance since the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Regardless of how awkwardly I was hiking up a hillside or rock slab, my load always felt stable, and I never felt pulled off balance.
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Banks that qualify as "traditional banking organizations" (TBO), would be subject to a simpler leverage ratio calculation that does not include off-balance sheet exposure.
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His outlook on this issue highlights a broad theme in the markets these days: The supply and demand for shares of stock are off-balance.
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Westbrook learned to identify all the possible ways you can mess the shot up: being off balance, moving too fast, not having your feet set.
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"(Trump) likes to keep everybody off balance," William Reinsch, senior adviser and Scholl chair in international business at CSIS, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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Receiving the inbound and finding just enough empty space, OJ Mayo launched an off-balance jumper that would have made Kobe nod with stoic approval.
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The board has, for example, introduced rules that aim to prevent companies from using special off-balance-sheet entities to obscure how much they really owe.
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Foligno's tally off an off-balance wrist shot with two seconds left occurred after Mats Zuccarello made it a one-goal game with 62 seconds left.
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It introduced new draft rules governing commercial banks' off-balance sheet businesses in November, and urged lenders to set aside impairment and provisions for risky business.
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Traditional sources of off-balance sheet financing are on the wane under a multi-year crackdown by Beijing on the country's so-called shadow lending sector.
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High-frequency sonar technology, commonly used in naval exercises and patrols and first developed in the 1950s to detect submarines, is what throws them off balance.
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Jaw-dropping, spontaneous passes made at angles very few players can even dream about allow the Rockets to generate efficient shots that catch defenses off balance.
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Perhaps earlier QE announcements had an unusually large impact because markets were dysfunctional at the time; today, by contrast, traders can shrug-off balance-sheet policy.
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Off a timeout, Fred VanVleet grabbed a loose ball and hit an off-balance jumper with 14.6 seconds to go to push the lead to four.
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Aggregate financing in China, which includes bank loans as well as off-balance sheet lending, surged in March and was a record in the first quarter.
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Bailey followed up seven scoreless innings against the Cleveland Indians by keeping the Yankees off balance with a mix of four-seam fastballs, splitters and sliders.
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He lost control of the ball but gathered possession and heaved an off-balance, buzzer-beating 40-footer that went in for a 45-29 lead.
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I was skeptical that the added heft of a controller would feel off balance, or cause the right earbud to become uncomfortable after prolonged listening sessions.
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Luckock warned that several factors could still throw predictions off balance such as whether Iranian waivers are renewed and the stability of Libyan and Venezuelan output.
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Dr. Walsh also says moms-to-be should take it slow, especially as pregnancy progresses, and avoid any activity that might make them feel off-balance.
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Exploiting divisions between Doha and the rest of the GCC, if not pulling Qatar out of any alliance entirely, helps to keep the region off-balance.
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At one point on Monday, The Drudge Report's main headline — accompanied by an unflattering, off-balance photo of Trump — said that Putin had "dominated" the meeting.
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However, even as M2 growth slowed, bank lending hit a fresh record in November, as banks issued formal loans in place of off-balance sheet lending.
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The regulator - formed after the recent merger of China's banking and insurance watchdogs - will also tell them to reduce unnecessary off-balance sheet business, Wang said.
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But there are concerns the firm may face headwinds this year as its banking arm struggles against a regulatory clamp down on off-balance-sheet instruments.
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Irregular business practices that lack transparency were emphasised, particularly those that are widely used in off-balance-sheet WMPs, interbank operations and banks' investment portfolio management.
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Cult experts, however, say that the issuing of contradictory statements is one of the techniques cults use to keep their members mentally off-balance and confused.
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Or he'll catch his man circling out with a good hook, or start throwing his man around until he can hit them while they're off balance.
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If you don't know Schilling, he's at his best when he's knocking opponents off balance with push kicks and low kicks, then faking kicks into punches.
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They squatted low and collapsed on Leonard and at times left him frustrated enough that he was tossing uncharacteristically long, off-balance shots at the hoop.
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Over the past several years, Facebook has repeatedly changed how it decides which posts will end up in users' News Feeds, throwing media outlets off-balance.
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With less than a second on the clock, he uncorked an off-balance jumper, his feet leaving the floor from just inside the 3-point line.
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The last thing you want to do is slip or fall slightly off-balance on your downswing because then you'll end up in the sand trap.
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Pelosi's discipline and maturity, her refusal to be intimidated by Trump's bluster, have energized the Democratic base and kept a volatile and impulsive president off balance.
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In Mr. Trump's case, it may just be an idle threat, the sort of bluster that he has regularly used to keep perceived adversaries off balance.
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While the defense kept Navy's triple option in check, Book was remarkably efficient as he kept the Midshipmen off balance with lots of play-action passes.
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Brienne puts her hand on Jaime's shoulder in this episode, to stop him as he goes to walk off, and that really throws him off balance.
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Correa scooped it on a tricky bounce and made the off-balance throw to first to end the half-inning, to the delight of the crowd.
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That's because when shifts are scheduled this tightly, any request to change one employee's schedule can cause a snowball effect that throws the system off balance.
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GOP strategists say wielding the same issue against Cruz is not likely to have legs but claim it has thrown him off balance for the moment.
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Reduced valuations require banks to make additional provisions to increase coverage levels before selling assets or transferring them off balance sheet, which increases pressure on capital.
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But Friday's article said the latest data showed bank lending was not making up for the gap in credit due to shrinking off-balance sheet lending.
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His boxing is looping and sloppy: he throws himself off balance, leading with his face and performing front crawl in the air with his head down.
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The vehicle makes off-balance-sheet investments in higher yielding instruments that aren't typical for insurance companies, whose risk-taking is limited generally to investment-grade bonds.
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Cleveland plated a pair of runs in the next at-bat, as Plawecki's grounder resulted in an off-balance throw from Goodrum that landed in the dugout.
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Authorities have presented a three-year budget (2017-2019) in order to anchor expectations and stress their commitment to reducing off-balance sheet spending and programme lending.
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And he&aposs really kept Kim off-balance for the last year and a half through tough rhetoric and military exercises and then these random fig leaves.
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The South Asian nation has recently been battling to stave off balance of payments pressures due to dwindling foreign currency reserves and a widening current account deficit.
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For example, the zippered water bottle pocket is located in the middle of the backpack, instead of on the side, where it won't tip you off balance.
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"It's remarkable to me how quickly he can get the ball from his glove to his hand to the second baseman off-balance," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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"Then we came all the way back and one of our guys hit a one-foot, off-balance 3 at the buzzer and we won," he said.
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"I think (Nola) threw plenty of off-speed pitches to keep us off balance and moved the fastball and breaking ball around," Mariners catcher Mike Zunino said.
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It had required several bailouts from German development bank KfW and the German state after its off-balance sheet investment vehicles ran into funding problems in 2007.
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Democrats are hopeful that a win in what had been such a solidly Republican district could throw the GOP off balance ahead of the pivotal midterm elections.
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First and foremost is keeping a consistent center of gravity and straight turning axis—otherwise all that momentum will throw her off balance on onto the floor.
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He wants the world to believe that he is "crazy like a fox," and uses Twitter to keep his adversaries, and even his transition team, off balance.
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"[Detroit] kind of kept us off-balance with their coverages, and so we just tried to get him off the ball some," coach Brad Stevens told reporters.
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Since women already earn less than men on average, basing future earnings on a figure that's already off-balance only leads to a wider gap over time.
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"It was nice, because you can relax and just go out and pitch," said Matz, who used a variety of pitches to keep Cleveland's hitters off balance.
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On the other hand, it would not be surprising to see Golovkin eat a hard counter uppercut or left hook while off balance, halfway through a shift.
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The Shanghai bureau asked banks to assess the proportion of their off-balance sheet credit business related to guarantees and derivatives, among other things, one source said.
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With the addition of off-balance sheet spending of about 2852% of GDP, this suggests a continued upwards trajectory of government debt ratios over the medium term.
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Some defunct retailers have surprised investors by disclosing that off-balance sheet leases were almost 66 times the value of on-balance sheet debt, the IASB said.
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Across the record's seven tracks, there's a lot of heart and honesty, and some of the most wonderfully off-balance melodies I've heard in a long while.
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"Taking the ox by the nose, we grasped the three main problems of the banking sector: interbank, wealth management products and off-balance-sheet business," Xiao said.
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Sometimes it has worked and sometimes it hasn't, but it has always kept his opponents off balance and kept the world in a state of suspended animation.
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Our friend Angela Burr is always a welcome presence on screen: crisp, funny, and understated, keeping us off balance with sentences that seem to lack standard punctuation.
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Cunning drop shots, often played with two hands on the racket, delicate slices and laser-like flat groundstrokes that hugged the turf kept Halep continually off balance.
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To determine core telecom leverage, Fitch has applied a 7503:1 debt to equity ratio to the company's handset receivables, after adding back off balance sheet securitizations.
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The speed, stretch, off-balance audacity and attack that Balanchine and his fellow teachers demanded of their dancers soon reached levels that were extraordinary, exemplary and — hurrah!
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After New York called its last timeout, Emmanuel Mudiay hit an off-balance 3-pointer over Thaddeus Young with 19 seconds left to make it 101-98.
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Being unpredictable as a leader is fine, if you know where you're going and it is a tool to get you there by keeping foes off balance.
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In recent years, Transamerica has used a series of complex financial transactions to shift a large share of its obligations to policyholders into off-balance-sheet vehicles.
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But Trump's spontaneous outbursts — he courted controversy late last month when he compared the inquiry to a "lynching" — threaten to keep him and his allies off-balance.
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Under the plan, banks would be divided into categories based on risk factors including size, international activity, off-balance sheet exposures and levels of short-term funding.
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She led 5-2 in the second set, then served for the win at 5-3, but was broken when she sailed an off-balance forehand wide.
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Nixon devised the "madman theory" of statecraft, under which he hoped to keep the nation's foes off balance by persuading them that he was impulsive and unpredictable.
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While Snell racked up the strikeouts — he fanned seven of the first nine Yankees — Tanaka, who improved to 3-3, kept the Rays' lineup more off-balance.
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Kane, the tournament's top scorer with six goals, had an opportunity when set up by Raheem Sterling but was off-balance as he screwed his shot wide.
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And the government has deferred plans for a more stringent crackdown on various kinds of informal lending, or shadow banking, including off-balance sheet lending by banks.
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The quality of assets held by regional banks is under growing pressure due to cooling economic growth and a government crackdown on their off-balance sheet business.
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If you watch closely, you can see a guy from Cormier's camp step in and PUSH Brock in retaliation -- actually knocking the ex-UFC champ off-balance.
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In particular, big Chinese banks have scaled back bond investments in response to growing regulatory scrutiny of their wealth-management products and other off-balance sheet liabilities.
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In my case, what kept me silent after being so knocked off balance was another damaging and far too pervasive story: the myth of the Good Girl.
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The early lead made it easy for Hamels, who used his changeup to great effect, keeping the Yankees off balance and off of his fastball and cutter.
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Both Hopper and Dahl knock us off balance by peeling away the veneer of domestic tranquillity and inviting us to question what ugly truths are simmering beneath.
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After each team missed the first free throw of a one-and-one, S.M.U. played for a final shot, an errant off-balance leaner by Shake Milton.
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Water levels in the lake have always fluctuated radically between the summer rains and winter dryness, but there is now concern that the levels are off balance.
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Will he try the old pull-and-pat maneuver, knocking his salutatory prey off balance, as he did with Neil M. Gorsuch, then a Supreme Court nominee?
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But many of these off-balance-sheet activities, like various kinds of loan guarantees, are crucial to providing financing for China's vigorous small and medium-size enterprises.
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And the ease with which municipalities can use off balance companies like LGFVs to finance infrastructure - some needed, some not - is rapidly boosting China's already high debt burden.
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There were probably points in Taylor's career where someone else maybe would have been knocked off balance by criticism or other challenges, and she just kept marching forward.
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And in an era of strongman leaders like Xi, Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a harder-to-read US President might keep American rivals off balance.
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It also included one of Hart's best songs, "Books About UFOs," an off-balance rock 'n' roll song that couldn't hide a bashful smile behind its fuzzy guitars.
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On the whole though, I take your point about Trump trying to throw his negotiating partners off balance, and so far the negative repercussions have been relatively modest.
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Irving leverages his mystical scoring ability to momentarily demolish a truth Bazemore already knows: an open corner three is a better shot than an off-balance, contested floater.
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The country is battling to stave off balance of payments pressures due to dwindling foreign currency reserves and a widening current account deficit in the $300 billion economy.
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Analysts have attributed the appetite for loans partly to the crackdown on off-balance sheet lending although there are signs tighter liquidity is starting to hit the economy.
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But now, White House aides reportedly fear that Schiller's exit will "leave the president and the West Wing off-balance" and lead to clashes between Trump and Kelly.
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However, we believe the impact is too marginal to lead to a reduction in total issuance, as banks still have strong incentives to expand off-balance sheet activity.
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While you're known for being modest, the truth is that you do indulge in a splurge as long as you know that it won't throw things off balance.
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She began stumbling and feeling off balance and, three weeks after her initial hospital visit, she suddenly fell out of bed and could no longer feel her legs.
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The new channel relieves financing pressure for local governments after they were banned from borrowing via murky local government financing vehicles, an off-balance-sheet form of lending.
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He's exceptionally sure-footed with his phrasing, almost never caught off balance, but he knows how to convey risk or fury through the compressed force of his tone.
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Guo also said CBRC will curb the expansion of banks' off-balance sheet business and tighten oversight of their nearly 30 trillion yuan in wealth management products (WMPs).
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The unseeded Ostapenko will doubtless try and blast Halep off balance with her relentless attacking game, but the Romanian is ready for whatever the Latvian throws her way.
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Really, he's just turned into a pitcher and he kept us off-balance, when he needed it he reached back for a little bit extra on that fastball.
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Burning oil, coal and gas is not only throwing our climate dangerously off balance, but it is also poisoning the air we breathe and the water we drink.
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Total adjusted debt was BRL24503 million at the end of 22627Q21 and incorporates off-balance-sheet debt of BRL2212 million related to the opportunity cost of rental expenses.
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Annual growth in outstanding total social financing, a broad gauge of credit that includes off-balance sheet financing, slowed to 10.1 percent in August, the lowest on record.
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The Shanghai, Guangdong and Hainan branches of the CBRC asked banks in their respective jurisdictions to look into new off-balance sheet business and assets, the sources said.
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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, meanwhile, plays the bad cop, which adds an element of uncertainty to the Persian Gulf that helps to keep Tehran's rivals off balance.
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The Warriors won in overtime, the capping flourish coming when Green scooped up a loose ball as the shot clock wound down and drained an off-balance triple.
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When I'm walking around the city and one of my white Apple earbuds begins to die out, I feel physically off-balance — like I'm about to tip over.
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The central bank is also checking to see if troubled assets have been secretly moved off-balance sheet and if loan repayment schedules are reasonable, the source added.
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TSF includes off-balance sheet forms of financing that exist outside the conventional bank lending system, such as initial public offers, loans from trust companies and bond sales.
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F Blake Griffin missed an off-balance jump hook in the lane just before the final horn as the Clippers lost 97-96 to the Bucks on Wednesday.
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Then in 2017 and 85033, China pulled back on its 2016 stimulus, dialing down the off-balance sheet borrowing of local governments and cracking down on shadow banking.
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The first knockdown — unconvincing as it was — came a round later when Bradley lunged off balance and Pacquiao basically pulled him to the canvas with his left hand.
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In 2014, the bank had illegally used company money to buy off-balance sheet asset management products issued by Hengfeng bank, according to a report by Caixin Global.
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The calculation is regarded as tough because it includes off balance-sheet exposures and also prevents banks from assigning less capital to activities deemed to be lower risk.
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The shooter uses a head fake to get the defensive man in the air, then dribbles around him or shoots the ball with the defensive player off balance.
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Against Glaico Franca, Vick looked the worst he ever has, leaving his chin high in the air as he threw himself off balance pursuing Franca and eating counters.
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Even picking up a leg, dropping it, and coming up swinging might be a good idea to land some free hits and keep Johnson working and off balance.
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"He's always trying to keep you off balance, keep you honest," said Trout, who came into the game with four hits in 10 previous at-bats against Tanaka.
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Pacquiao swiped down Bradley with a left hand in the seventh round, receiving credit for a knockdown, even though it appeared that Bradley had just been off balance.
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After Howard's 3-point try was blocked by Michael Nzei, Powell missed an off-balance 3-pointer with 1:12 left as he tried to draw a foul.
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According to the lawsuit, the fraud identified by Mr. Kraus involved accounting maneuvers using an off-balance sheet entity that made Wachovia's books look better than they were.
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LONDON — President Trump has always relished throwing European leaders off balance, antagonizing allies, embracing insurgents and setting off a frantic contest for how best to deal with him.
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It's an assault on the senses and sensibilities — relying not only on shocking your adrenaline levels, but subverting the genre's own referential rolodex to keep you off balance.
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Black History Month 2019 closes, then, with America off balance when it comes to race, in the middle of multiple conversations about courage and discomfort about racial injustice.
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Caroline Davis, who moved to New York from Chicago in 2013, has a teasing, straight-ahead sound that can simultaneously draw you in and throw you off balance.
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They switch stances to create new angles, they raise their opponent's guard to land body shots, they force a leg check to push kick their opponent off balance.
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Lawless excels at finding and combining materials in such a way that the viewer is kept off balance, looking for that elusive through-line, wondering about that algorithm.
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Through the debt-for-equity swap arrangement, lenders can use their off-balance sheet units to buy bank debt owed by the companies targeted by the debt-reducing exercise.
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"These standards using the wa'ad structure will overcome this constraint and lead the way to handling other off-balance sheet hedging structures," said Naveed Khan, vice chairman of IIFM.
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This gradually disrupted the polar vortex, much like a person bumping a spinning top and causing it to spin off balance, slow down and meander drunkenly across a table.
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No sooner have we fathomed their motivations and desires then the viewpoint shifts, leaving the viewer enthralled and off-balance, forced to reassess everything they were sure they knew.
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Off-balance sheet lending also unexpectedly spiked in November, raising concerns of tighter liquidity if regulators crack down on the shadow banking sector, economist David Qu at ANZ said.
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Its hotels arm bought property at inflated prices and parked it in off-balance-sheet vehicles, he alleges, and faced hefty losses as Mr Mistry unwound the "flawed" strategy.
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After finally corralling the puck, Cehlarik, who was a little off-balance, got enough on his shot to get it under a falling Lehner at the 6:34 mark.
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Defaults by Chinese private firms were the result of tighter credit conditions as the new asset management rules forced banks to shrink their off-balance-sheet, the newspaper said.
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To do so they have clamped down on shadow banking, a lightly regulated universe that includes everything from banks' off-balance-sheet books to investment vehicles for the wealthy.
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For the first time, the MPA will include off-balance sheet WMPs in the first quarter to give authorities a better sense of potential risks to the financial system.
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In February, the CBRC issued a notice asking banks to rein in a series of risks, one of which asked lenders to check on off-balance sheet credit businesses.
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Getting the guys with the guns and secrets on your side, keeping them happy but off-balance, and promoting internal competition helps many governing elites sleep well at night.
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Authorities intensified efforts in April to rein in off-balance-sheet financing, causing total social financing, the broadest measure of credit, to fall by 30 percent in a month.
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Rolling onto her back, Ms. Piazza showed them how to wrap their legs around an attacker, throwing him off balance, and how to kick out toward an attacker's head.
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A bicyclist, unjustly tipped off balance by the teenaged Romeo, raises his hand in a gesture for the ages: at once threatening, pleading and forgiving—and the scene cuts.
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Investigations by congressional panels and a new special prosecutor looking into Russia's role in last year's presidential election have slowed Trump's agenda and repeatedly thrown the administration off balance.
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Williams could easily have turned brittle and cracked after the quick and resourceful Halep forced a third set, hitting off-balance winners and fighting off break points in bunches.
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I can still feel the dull pain in my knees and back as I shimmied up a tight sandstone chimney toward the top of Off Balance Rock in Arches.
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That could make for a sorta upsetting listen, if not for the joy with which she mixes these off-balance tunes—a little antacid for these stomach-turning jams.
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"Overall, China has been able this year to keep the off-balance-sheet or shadow banking activities slow," said Ben Luk, global macro strategist at State Street Global Markets.
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Esmail's signature style leaps at you immediately: the god's-eye overhead shots, the image composition that puts you productively off-balance, the screen titles bigger than your living room.
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In the second half, the Wolf Pack doubled down on a smothering defense that forced Loyola into three shot-clock violations and another half-dozen hurried, off-balance attempts.
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He took a couple of hard dribbles into the paint, threw his right shoulder into Muscala to knock him off balance, then dunked over him with his left hand.
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In the rare exception, his April visit to "The View," he seemed off-balance and uneasy taking questions about his treatment of Anita Hill in Clarence Thomas's confirmation hearing.
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Randle was fouled and hit one of two free throws before Westbrook, with Ntilikina covering him, missed an off-balance jumper from the free-throw line at the buzzer.
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But there was a drawback: I'd spend my whole ride wrestling with the bag, trying to find a place where it felt comfortable and wasn't pulling me off balance.
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The resulting uncertainty puts the political elite off balance, helping to ensure that Mr. Putin avoids becoming a lame duck and remains the pivot around which the country revolves.
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Salesforce's deferred revenue on the balance sheet grew by 28 percent year over year, while its un-billed, off-balance-sheet deferred revenue grew 48 percent year over year.
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Balanchine probably didn't invent this off-balance way of moving; it was likely one of the brave new experiments of the post-revolutionary Russia in which he learned ballet.
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Dinwiddie forged a 36-36 tie with 7:01 remaining, but Miami took a 57-49 halftime lead on an off-balance 3-pointer by Dragic at the buzzer.
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G Mario Chalmers picked up a loose ball and fired an off-balance 15-footer with 0.8 seconds left, givng the Grizzlies a 103-101 victory over the Pistons.
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After a Pacers turnover, he connected on an off-balance 3-pointer from the right wing as the shot clock expired, making it 116-110 with 543:08 remaining.
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Kevin Knox tried to run down the clock, but his off-balance 3-point try missed the rim and led to a shot-clock violation with 3.3 seconds remaining.
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So my model for the way that good management works is that the manager is at the center and if the manager's off balance then everything else goes bad.
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Some investors might want to come get back involved – the S&P 500 is below the 200-day moving average – but I think these trade issues keep them off-balance.
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Pritchard scored 12 points in the first half, and his off-balance 3-pointer from the right wing as the buzzer sounder to tie it at 39 at the half.
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He tells you how things work because he hides nothing and that keeps everybody, in a weird way, off balance, because they&aposre not use to him speaking his mind.
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But if horror often operates by a moral calculus in which people get what they (allegedly) deserve, there's always been something intriguingly off-balance about what happens in Jacobs' story.
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But the left-hander was able to match Maria's all-court game when it mattered, winning the first set with an perfectly judged lob, off balance and on the run.
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With warm weather making the course tougher for the top contenders in the second leg, Worley recovered from a slight glitch which threw her off balance in the top section.
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A recent report by Viceroy Research, which hunts for stocks to sell short, or bet against, accuses Steinhoff of using off-balance-sheet vehicles to inflate profits and mask losses.
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Annual growth in outstanding total social financing (TSF), a broad measure of credit which includes off-balance sheet forms of financing, slowed to 10.1 percent in August, a record low.
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After a timeout, Miller dribbled the ball from beyond half court and into the paint before hitting an off-balance jumper while being contested by Anei for the deciding points.
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"I've been his teammate, so I know the kind of clutch gene that he has," Matthews said of Lillard, who missed an off-balance 3-point attempt at the buzzer.
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Although the Angels' offense staked Santiago off to a big lead, he never lost his effectiveness, commanding a variety of pitches to keep Chicago's impressive lineup off-balance all night.
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Moreover, he has a tendency to shoot from off-balance positions—undoubtedly a habit he developed to get his shot off against larger defenders, but one that produces inconsistent results.
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Sure enough, the Chinese government tacitly confirmed the augmented estimates, at least in part, when it added off-balance-sheet debts to its official tally a couple of years ago.
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It amounts to a kind of conceptual syncopation — the making of an art work that is simultaneously a performance of being an artist — and it kept me thoroughly off balance.
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A slowdown in the euro zone, political strife stemming from the opposition's walkout from parliament and unexpected shocks from the exchange rate could throw the economy off balance, Sejko said.
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The DPRK's antics keep Washington off balance, keep it from dominating East Asia and keep it from ruling out the centrality of China and Russia from diplomacy in the region.
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"Total social financing and bank loans are significantly lower than expected, dragged by off-balance sheet businesses and short-term corporate loans," said Li Qilin, an economist at Lianxun Securities.
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Dwight Eisenhower, the very first Republican president to support free trade, saw trade mostly as off-balance-sheet foreign aid to prevent communist expansion in Europe, Asia and Latin America.
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"The Adversary" also marks the first time this entire show that Ford has seemed off balance, when his younger self tells him he killed the family dog at Arnold's behest.
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He hit just about every speed between 63 and 94 on the radar gun, keeping hitters off-balance and inducing a lot of weak contact in an 89-pitch outing.
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We expect mortgage loans will remain the key loan growth driver in 2017, but the growing presence of non-loan and off-balance-sheet credit will continue to add risks.
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There was a controlled fury about Williams's play, and when she conjured an off-balance backhand winner to break in the third game of the decider, the outcome was inevitable.
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He kept the Rangers off balance and worked out of a few jams, none bigger than a bases-loaded, no-out situation in the first that yielded only one run.
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Otherwise, Griffin kept the Yankees' lineup off-balance, relying in part on a slow-motion curveball that was routinely sitting in the low to mid-60s on the radar gun.
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Seems Kanye really wanted his Chitown pal to join him onstage on-table ... before quickly realizing he might've been a little too close to the sparklers, and possibly off balance.
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In some states, the stats are even more off-balance: Only 27 percent of adults in New York are registered, even though they have the third highest need for organs.
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Mr. Trump's tweet caught the diplomatic corps and even his own advisers off balance, since his last meeting with Mr. Kim, in Hanoi, Vietnam, in February, ended in dramatic failure.
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This one wasn't for the win, but Chassidy Omogrosso's off-balance, near-half-court shot at the end of the first half was nearly as impressive as Navy's buzzer-beater.
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He wove through traffic and hit the off-balance shot, showing glimpses of the moves that had made him an elite player and the top pick in the 233 draft.
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We assess that they'll continue to follow their historic pattern of misbehavior: do something wrong, vehemently deny it, accuse others of wrongdoing and try to throw the West off balance.
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But the Republicans' loud, relentless attack on the email scandal kept her campaign off balance, and she never found a way to drive home her own economic message of change.
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Republican double standards have been throwing Democrats off balance since at least the days of Joe McCarthy, who forms a devil's triangle with Trump via their mutual fixer, Roy Cohn.
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But he remained the key opposition figure, keeping Mr. Sharif off balance through a mix of street agitation and court petitions, which finally led to Mr. Sharif's dismissal last July.
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The rest of the party walks up to the mage and disrupts his casting with an impromptu interrogation meant to put him off-balance before the start of their attack.
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The new generation bears little resemblance to the beery bravado and off-balance punch-ups associated with traditional European hooliganism, or even the sometimes militialike violence of South American ultras.
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The regime focused on the spine of Syria -- north from Damascus to Homs and Hama; while intense aerial bombardment of the northwestern province of Idlib kept rebel groups off balance.
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Negative: Future developments that may individually or collectively lead to negative rating action -A protracted rise in net debt including off-balance-sheet liabilities-to-normalised dividends to above 4.5x.
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Celadon&aposs leadership disclosed in a 2016 earnings report that it would form a new off-balance-sheet entity allowing the retirement of an asset-financing group called 19th Capital.
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"High Dive" is satisfyingly tricky when it comes to speeding up and slowing down, keeping readers off balance, teasing them about when what's already irrevocable is actually going to happen.
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"We conducted this lighting offensive to show the Russians we are not easy prey and throw the regime off balance," said Abu Mujahid, from the Turkey-backed National Liberation Front.
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The company has also been thrown off balance by British and French investigations into the use of middlemen in plane sales and a widening Austrian probe into a fighter sale.
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Including the off-balance sheet debt adjustment for its spin-off and leasing back of the tower assets, the adjusted net leverage further increased to 2.6x at end-June 2016.
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Mr. Pastor's "Romeo" had a good deal of "West Side Story" in it, especially in group dances that called for a jazzy use of the hips and off-balance extensions.
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It made for bizarre viewing as Perry would go from lunging wild and throwing himself off balance, to applying three picture perfect kicks, each setting up the next between feints.
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Faber's ultra narrow stance also means that when he tries a counter left hook and his opponent does not actually step in, he is thrown off balance by the effort.
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"In this case, it is impossible to know, is this an effort on the part of the President-elect to be predictable, to keep allies and adversaries off balance?" asked Miller.
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What made this call so special was that Haines recognized that the risk-reward was off balance, and there was too much selling happening and it was time to start buying.
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The President believes that he will be able to dictate the shape of the campaign much as he did in 2016 -- with streams of tweets that knock his foes off balance.
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Either one of their parents was on drugs or both of them were on drugs, and these are the withdrawals we have with these kids and the off balance they have.
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The insurgents, who have kept government forces off balance since the United States and its NATO allies ended their combat mission at the end of 2014, control much of Baghlan Province.
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Italy's banking sector has struggled with toxic debts as 14 of the largest banks sit on 286 billion euros ($301.9 billion) of bad loans, debt securities and off-balance sheet items.
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Berlin is willing to contemplate change to the currency union only on the condition that risk reduction (getting dodgy debts off balance-sheets) comes before any additional solidarity (mutualisation of risk).
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Google promises to be an ROI investor on all fronts, but the internal decision to run the fund off balance sheet is sure to cause some founders to beg the question.
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Meanwhile, financial regulators have largely focused their attention on curbing risks from a corporate debt build-up and off-balance sheet activities, such as sales of non-guaranteed wealth management products.
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While it's easy to remember the one possession where he forced an exhausted Curry to miss an off-balance three, Love remains a potential liability for Cleveland against this Warriors team.
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On its visits to China, the IMF conducted stress tests covering 33 banks with 171 trillion yuan ($26 trillion) in total assets and 20 trillion yuan in off-balance sheet WMPS.
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He's aggressive and steady at the same time, and, as a smooth southpaw, almost prefers to finish with his right hand, be it in traffic or off balance, whenever he can.
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His quickness attacking off a ball screen still catches opposing bigs off balance, and Miami's admirable drive-and-kick identity feels like it's mutated into something even more distinct than before.
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The central bank began taking into account off-balance sheet financing at commercial banks to its MPA assessment at the beginning of this year in a bid to control rising leverage.
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Shortstop Trevor Story roamed far to his right to snare Beckham's grounder, but he threw off balance and past second base, allowing the final two runs of the inning to score.
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Not expecting to take the weight back up, and now being thrown way off balance, I fell straight back and the loaded bar crashed and clanked to the ground behind me.
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A senior Democratic aide said Pelosi kept Trump "off-balance" by refusing to negotiate on wall funding and blocking the State of the Union address while the government was shut down.
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Trump has sought to keep the North Koreans off-balance ahead of the talks, suggesting that he could call them off if Pyongyang takes any steps toward ramping up nuclear activity.
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Don't scoff though, as we discussed in Giorgio Petrosyan and the Counter to All Strikes, the finest defensive technician in kickboxing is constantly shoving his opponents off balance after his strikes.
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Sure, unemployment was down and the stock market was up but most Americans still felt the pain of debt, low wages, and a new economy that left them constantly off balance.
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Cilic, who had three match points against Roger Federer in the Wimbledon quarterfinals, kept Murray off balance with a nearly unreturnable wide slice serve, followed by flat bombs up the middle.
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After Robby Fabbri deflected David Perron's shot from the left boards, the puck skipped around the boards to Berglund, who took an off-balance shot while falling between Vermette and Ritchie.
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In every phase, Mr. Bannard showed a subtle color sense all his own, and a knack for deploying his forms in a slightly unnerving way, keeping viewers captivated and off-balance.
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By wearing a mask made of his own face, he inflected every interaction with multiple ironies, keeping his guests—including politicians and authors—off balance, and forcing them to be spontaneous.
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Anderson draws us in, and keeps us off-balance, with the near-constant movement of the camera—and by cutting on those movements, while situating the pieces to complement each other.
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When Thompson knocked Woodley off balance in the process of a nice guard recovery, the short elbow Woodley landed while off balanced resulted in a cut on the face of Wonderboy.
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"He was doing a good job of keeping us off balance, mixing in his off-speed and not letting us get too comfortable at the plate," said Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto.
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The 36-year-old Hill, a left-handed journeyman making his first playoff start in nine years, was keeping the Nationals off balance with his array of arm slots and curveballs.
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At the end of the duet, the man slowly draws the woman upward from a backward tilt, and then softly, pushes her off-balance again, into a slow-motion dive forward.
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There's gleeful rhymes and chiming melodies—all the pleasant and colorful hallmarks of the most magical place on earth—but when Klein indulges those things she knocks them off balance too.
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He was precise on the corners — 42 of his 62 pitches were thrown for strikes — and his pitches were delivered according to a time-honored strategy of keeping opponents off balance.
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On a track like "The Root," which drapes D'Angelo's multitracked moan and Hunter's guitar arpeggios over a snaking backbeat, that feeling is recursive, throwing you off balance roughly every two bars.
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His voice is infused with the cadences of the local dialect, a style that is vibrant and melodic, yet just strange enough to throw me off balance from time to time.
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Pritchard's off-balance runner from the free-throw line gave the Ducks a 208-217.9 lead with 353:235 left in overtime, their first advantage since the score was 268-248.
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Jevon Carter's pull-up jumper, after some fancy dribbling to keep defender Alen Smailagic off balance, gave the Suns a 33-23 lead with 2110 seconds left in the first quarter.
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According to scholars and former officials, it was a network of police, soldiers, and informants, begun during the Cold War, to control domestic dissent and keep democratically elected governments off balance.
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Getting a pass from Draymond Green, who was acting as point guard, Curry had E'Twaun Moore's hand in his face but made the shot anyway while falling backward off balance. 280.
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Liquidity management is also supported by a policy that is regularly reviewed by its board and off-balance sheet funding sources, such as access to unutilised bank credit lines and securitisation.
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But the book's special shade of ultra-weirdness, complete with dino-steeds and the Paper Girls' unexplained connection to a certain tech juggernaut, is plenty to keep readers gloriously off-balance.
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The draft proposal divides financial firms into four new categories based on a variety of risk factors, including international activity, off-balance-sheet exposure and reliance on short-term wholesale funding.
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She goes on to explain that she's fought with the condition before, but couldn't soldier on this time because she felt off balance and couldn't breathe at the official weigh-in.
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However, the headline figure of 3.74 trillion yuan ($545.3 billion) in new loans was the highest level on record "due to strong off-balance sheet lending," Hu said in a Tuesday note.
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But increased bank lending has barely compensated for shrinking off-balance sheet shadow loans, which have been one of the major targets of regulators as they seek to reduce systemic financial risks.
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"Your engagement is critical in order for Amazon to be Earth's most customer-centric company!" reads the email informing her she has a negative unpaid time off balance and has been fired.
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Luckily, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover star, who was accompanied by husband Justin Ervin, was only caught off balance momentarily as she recovered gracefully and laughed it off with a bright smile.
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San Jose closed out the scoring at 3:14 when Martin's drive that was headed well wide instead struck the skate of Carolina defenseman Brett Pesce and past an off-balance Ward.
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A lot of very promising gamers that surely should have surpassed me in talent ended up distressed by something off balance in their real life, and their gaming careers imploded every time.
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China's central bank will take into account off-balance sheet financing at commercial banks to assess their overall financial health, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter said late on Tuesday.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogans government in April announced that off-balance-sheet funds would be created to help restructure energy and real-estate loans, but it has not presented a detailed strategy.
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Pacquiao then caught an off balance Bradley with a right hand to the ear to drop him in the seventh, but the American surprisingly bounced back to hurt Pacquiao during the eighth.
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We also reiterate our caution that the sales of BHGE, Transportation and Healthcare will all greatly diminish GE's cash generating capability while outsized on and off-balance sheet liabilities are to remain.
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But Pelosi is turning Trump's own arsenal against him, using the politics of mockery and provocation to leave him for once, off balance and forced to respond to a more nimble rival.
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The purest highlight of Thompson's night, an off-balance corner triple with Monta Ellis right in his mug that made the Golden State bench go ballistic, was also the least representative moment.
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The case is closely being watched by investors and lenders concerned that China may be entering "a year of defaults" for off-balance sheet local government borrowing, one of the sources said.
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"The surge in aggregate financing suggested that off-balance sheet financing picked up again in December," wrote ANZ economists in a research report, noting that bond financing and equity issuance also rose.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's government in April announced that off-balance-sheet funds would be created to help restructure energy and real-estate loans, but it has not presented a detailed strategy.
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That said, it is possible that subsidiaries will use complicated transaction structures to move the exposure off balance sheet and bypass the risk-weight calculation, which could add to banking sector risks.
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That's all you want with a franchise like this—big stars having their moments, the usual beats you've come to know and a couple of added elements that keep you off-balance.
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But baseline specialist Thiem kept his composure and leveled the match in the second, gaining traction by extending rallies and unleashing a torrent of high-kicking serves to keep Federer off balance.
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The ball went to second baseman Jurickson Profar, who had to make a barehanded off-balance throw from the grass to get Cabrera, but it gave Elvis Andrus enough time to score.
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Where is there a lot of debt, no plan to repay it, shady accounting, extend-and-pretend, off-balance-sheet guarantees, and the debt is mostly short-term and prone to runs?
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"When implicit guarantee fades out ... demand for off-balance-sheet WMPs may partially switch to similar products such as money market funds or bond funds," said Sophie Jiang, banking analyst at Nomura.
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Trump has often embraced moments of converging threats and challenges to stoke an atmosphere of chaos in Washington that bolsters his standing with his political base and puts his opponents off balance.
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With 57.7 seconds left, Utah's Donovan Mitchell missed an off-balance floater, but Gobert beat Jordan down the floor and easily converted the dunk with 55.6 seconds remaining for a 116-114.
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Minnesota shooting guard Jimmy Butler, who had a game-high 30 points, launched an off-balance 3-point attempt at the buzzer that would have tied the game, but the shot missed.
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CNN has reported that White House aides have asked for familiar food to be on hand for Trump's meals, rather than the region's exotic cuisine, that could knock the President off balance.
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Their teamwork played to perfection at an Oval Office meeting with Trump in early December, when the president, who is used to dominating a room, was kept off balance by alternating salvos.
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But the 36-year-old Vargas (1-3) settled down and kept the Dodgers off-balance the rest of the way with a mix of mid-80s fastballs and off-speed stuff.
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Wheeler, with a fastball that touched 97 miles per hour and an assortment of breaking pitches, was able to keep the Nationals off-balance until Bryce Harper's R.B.I. single in the sixth.
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In effect, we've decided to protect ourselves by keeping terrorists off balance, but the effects of the tactics we've used to do this has been to revitalize the jihadist movement in general.
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In 2006, Jacobellis had a big lead in the final and, on the second-to-last jump, added a stylish flourish that pulled her off balance before she crashed into the snow.
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Off-Balance Sheet Financing: Wesfarmers engaged in a substantial capital expenditure programme over the past few years, including significant investment in the Coles and Bunnings store networks and accelerated Kmart store refurbishment.
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China's fast-spreading coronavirus has thrown the global container shipping trade off balance, with lines re-routing cargoes and reducing calls to Chinese ports, setting the scene for months of delivery delays.
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Credit risk stems primarily from EMB's sizeable securities book (around 43% of assets at end-7503), interbank placements (21%), loan book (8%) and off-balance sheet contingencies (equal to 23% of assets).
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His scheme has the volume and creativity in the run game to keep Donald off-balance, but there's only so much that can be done if the interior implodes every other snap.
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Would the legal definition of securities be broadened to shed some regulatory daylight on widespread activities like shadow banking, peer-to-peer online investment networks and off-balance-sheet wealth management products?
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Instead he added a couple of kicks which really didn't do much to aid his game, and the moment he caught Dillashaw off balance he went wild trying to swing for the finish.
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Battle's off-balance layup and his jump-stop basket with four seconds left in the half keyed a late 6-0 run that gave the Orange a 27-22 lead at the break.
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Specifically, they were thrown off balance by leaked emails showing that Democratic National Committee staffers had, in fact, favored Clinton over her Democratic socialist challenger Bernie Sanders — something Wasserman Schultz had previously denied.
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Last year the 22trn yuan market for "wealth-management products" (WMPs), a main conduit for savings to fund banks' off-balance-sheet loans, stalled for the first time in its decade of existence.
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With 1:124 left, D'Angelo Russell missed an off-balance jumper in the lane, but Jared Dudley grabbed the rebound and tapped it out to Caris LeVert at the top of the key.
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Williams had 23 points in the second quarter, and his off-balance jumper with three seconds remaining in the first half extended the Clippers' lead to 79-50, their largest of the game.
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For the first time since it was launched last year, the MPA will include off-balance sheet wealth management products to give authorities a better sense of potential risks to the financial system.
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But the increased bank lending has barely compensated for shrinking off-balance sheet shadow loans, which have been one of the major targets of regulators as they seek to reduce systemic financial risks.
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After using their last timeout with 15 seconds left, the Blue Demons missed a chance to tie when Max Strus was off target on an off-balance 3-pointer with eight seconds left.
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When including off-balance sheet local government debt, China's ratio of government debt to gross domestic product (GDP) could have reached an "alarming" level of 60 percent in 2017, according to S&P.
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Industrial output, investment and retail sales all grew less than expected, suggesting further weakness ahead if Beijing perseveres with its crackdowns on pollution, questionable local government spending and off-balance sheet "shadow" financing.
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The term "shadow bank" was coined in 341 by Paul McCulley of PIMCO, a big bond fund, to describe risky off-balance-sheet vehicles hatched by banks to sell loans repackaged as bonds.
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Instead of memorizing combos, you're encouraged to use the environment — throw one enemy into another to knock them both off balance, for example, or come at them straight out of a wall-run.
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Bank analysts widely believe NPLs in China's banking sector are far more severe than official data suggests, as some banks delay loan recognition and use off-balance sheet lending to hide bad debts.
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Amid his wide swings he eats straight blows and flies off balance and he's come damn close to being knocked out on the feet, the one area he should know what he's doing.
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On the next play, Miami blitzed linebacker Raekwon McMillan, who pressured Darnold into an off-balance throw that was intercepted by Jomal Wiltz at the 1-yard line with just 48 seconds left.
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The first time, his heel was caught by Tanui and on the second bend, the same Kenyan brushed his arm, sending Farah off balance so that he took one step into the infield.
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You look at his ball-strike ration and he threw some pitches but he was deceptive with his change up and threw just enough cutters and breaking balls to keep us off-balance.
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Otherwise, the next generation is already condemned to pay off the ever-increasing on- and off-balance sheet public debt that their current leaders are leaving behind with no feasible fix in sight.
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"The opposing counsel called her a racially insulting name, trying to throw sand in her face and get her off balance," said Ms. Richards-Yellen, a partner at the law firm Hinshaw & Culbertson.
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The center of gravity in the base doesn't align with the center of gravity in the figure itself; when the base is level, in other words, the David's body is slightly off-balance.
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The president, who relishes his ability to keep his opponents off-balance, showed he is prepared to use House Democrats as a foil if they wield their power in the majority against him.
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Reynolds noted that after shoddy accounting at WorldCom and Enron were exposed, and their off-balance sheet financing revealed, regulators moved to limit the use of the special purpose vehicles to hide assets.
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But new lending platforms actually employ two new business models: technology-enabled lending (a new distribution and underwriting model) and 100 percent off-balance-sheet financing through a "marketplace" (a new funding model).
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Even midway through a heated exchange, four rounds deep into a title contest, both were setting traps—exposing the liver, breaking the stance, getting back in position to teep their opponent off balance.
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The company does have off-balance-sheet debt in the form of significant operating lease commitments, since it does not own any of its real estate as part of its 'asset-light' strategy.
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The doctored photo of the Army accident in Lithuania was just the latest reminder of what American officials called Russia's increasing reliance on cyberattacks and information warfare to keep its rivals off balance.
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Jacob Weisberg at Slate hails the attorney as a "brilliant egomaniac who could bring Trump down" while TPM's Josh Marshall hails his ability to keep Trump off balance and force him into mistakes.
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The president clearly believes that throwing everyone else off balance gives him an edge — that is, if he can make the turmoil fierce enough, those around him will give up and give in.
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Even off balance and tightly guarded, Arike Ogunbowale of Notre Dame still found a way to make her last-second three pointer to defeat Mississippi State and win the N.C.A.A. women's basketball title.
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Montana, who had engineered a long closing drive, rolled to his right while pursued by several Cowboy defenders and threw an off-balance toss into the rear right corner of the end zone.
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Kreider deflected Panarin's off-balance shot 5:06 into the second, and Fox beat Varlamov with a wrist shot from the right circle for his first goal in 20 games at 11:11.
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Source: FactSet The Chinese small-cap stocks' sharp decline Monday followed weeks of underperformance since April, when Chinese authorities began to force banks to rein in off-balance-sheet lending, Beddor pointed out.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) is checking the size and potential risks from off-balance sheet activities including non-guaranteed wealth management products (WMPs), entrusted loans and entrusted investments, the sources said.
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Then, once Paul and Audrey choose to downsize themselves and head to Leisureland Estates, a planned New Mexico community "for the small," an unexpected development separates them, and leaves Paul stunned and off-balance.
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Trump is leaving rival centers of power uncertain about his motives and unsure of his red lines, putting everyone off balance and increasing his own influence as the only stable force in the chaos.
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Marquette's ball movement kept the Charleston Southern defense off balance and helped ignite the Golden Eagles' offense, which opened up a 263-247.6 lead at the 213:232 mark on a Brendan Bailey hoop.
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Deleveraging Hinges on 2017 Collection: Greenland's high leverage is mitigated by the sizeable off-balance-sheet uncollected sales proceeds from both residential and commercial property sales, which exceeded its annual sales at end-2015.
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Melville pitched seven innings, keeping the D-backs off balance with a slider and slow curve while allowing one run and two hits — including a line-drive homer by Ketel Marte in the sixth.
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Goldman Sachs had expected China's TSF, which includes off-balance sheet forms of financing such as loans from trust companies, bond sales and initial public offerings, to shrink to 1.2 trillion yuan in October.
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Ortega's attacks tend to go in one of two ways: he jabs and leans back into his non-shoulder-roll position, or he jabs and follows with an overhand, which takes him off balance.
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But the 36-year-old Vargas (1-3) settled down and kept the Dodgers off-balance for the rest of his seven innings, with a mix of mid-80s fastballs and off-speed stuff.
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Underlining tight credit conditions, annual growth in outstanding total social financing (TSF), which includes off-balance sheet forms of financing, slowed to a record low of 10.3 percent in July, according to revised data.
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Trudeau - his campaign thrown off balance when pictures of him wearing blackface as a younger man emerged - is running in a statistical tie with his main rival, Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer, polls show.
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He either squeezes by on his way for a layup or arcs a pull-up, knowing the opponent most likely to grab his miss is off balance and 23 feet away from the basket.
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He's mastered how to control timing, get low enough to turn the corner, and catch defenders off balance with shoulder fakes, hesitation dribbles, and one-handed, off-the-bounce lobs tossed a beat early.
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Pence, in return, switched to accusations of corruption at the Clinton Foundation during Clinton's tenure as secretary of State, keeping Kaine off balance and uncomfortable and turning to rhetorical terrain and away from policy.
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Most banks do not expect the new MPA framework to alter their business strategies and some are even planning to increase their focus on off-balance-sheet credit given the higher yields it offers.
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Until the eighth, Cueto kept the Cubs off balance and out of sorts, surviving his only real trouble spot in the fourth when Bryant rattled a one-out double off the wall in left.
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Looking ready to throw in the towel, Monfils flapped at a few shots then sprinkled in a few brilliant returns to leave an increasingly irritated Djokovic off-balance and the crowd scratching their heads.
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Note: I've refrained from getting into specific details from the comic books for spoiler reasons, and because the show does a good job of shaking things up just enough to keep fans off balance.
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From the start, the Cavaliers (25-6) made things tough for Georgia Tech (19-14), which started 0 for 4 on field-goal attempts, settling for off-balance heaves late in the shot clock.
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Deleveraging Hinges on 2017 Collection: Greenland's high leverage is mitigated by the sizable off-balance-sheet uncollected sales proceeds from both residential and commercial property sales, which exceeded its annual sales at end-2015.
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As Taiga redirected Takeru's kick and got set to blast the champ with the same counter now that he was off balance, Takeru spun all the way through with a backfist for the knockout.
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This time the long left hook worked because Dias' hands were out of position because he was knocked off balance, and he had no means to get away because his stance had been compromised.
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It's this off balance-ness, arguably, that speaks to a specific Japanese aesthetic referenced in the trio's namesake, which can in very general terms be understood to be premised on the acceptance of imperfection.
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The photographs move cleverly back and forth between two visual realities, as the viewer is caught a little off-balance by what they are actually seeing and what the photographs are said to depict.
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That's why I'm standing behind this hammered, sweaty, devil-horn throwing dunce who can no longer slap an ass without the action throwing him completely off-balance and back into his exasperated wife's elbows.
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After a missed 3-pointer by Stephen Curry, the Cavs got two more points on a put-back by Kevin Love but Kevin Durant answered with an off-balance midrange jumper over George Hill.
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Many ecosystems around the globe could be vulnerable to this kind of phenomenon, passing an invisible inflection point that suddenly and irreversibly accelerates the rate of change, as a system is thrown off balance.
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Richardson turned it on in the fourth period, highlighting the surge with an off-balance 3-pointer as the shot clock wound down to give Philadelphia a 95-276 lead with 23:216 left.
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Equal parts chunky and silky, The Perfection is an assault on the senses and sensibilities — relying not only on shocking your adrenaline levels, but subverting horror's own referential rolodex to keep you off balance.
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White House officials said little about the call, and aides are trying to use Mr. Trump's unpredictability to the greatest advantage, hoping it will keep the Chinese off balance and deter the North Koreans.
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In 2007, a firefighter in Brooklyn was climbing down a ladder while holding tools in both hands when the heavy saw slung across his back shifted and knocked him off balance, federal investigators found.
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That was followed up with the tough defeat to Seton Hall which overcame a 59-52 deficit to win on a off-balance bank shot by senior forward Desi Rodriguez with eight seconds remaining.
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The findings show Apple's total on and off balance sheet inventory rose 41 percent quarter on quarter in the December quarter versus the 12 percent average for the quarter in the previous three years.
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George remained hot to in the third quarter, sandwiching 3-pointers around an off-balance layup over Myles Turner in a 78-second span to give the Clippers their largest lead at 84-65.
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"That set us off balance a little bit, just like it would be if, I guess, your computers crashed or something right in the middle of a story that you're writing," he told reporters.
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The Hawkeyes used misdirection to catch USC off-balance, first with Tyrone Tracy going untouched on a reverse from 218 yards, then Smith-Marsette walking in from 274 yards out on the next drive.
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In "Il N'est Pas Encore Minuit," the choreographer Loïc Touzé and the 27 acrobats of this French physical theater company explore the theme of being off balance in a show meant for all ages.
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Guitar and synthesizer parts overlap in dizzying stereo counterpoint as the 9/4 meter keeps things off-balance; Yannis Philippakis casts himself as a baby boomer singing about childhood memories and present-day regrets.
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But the private companies that are listed have been finding it difficult to get funding, since banks prefer to lend to state-owned enterprises and Beijing has been cracking down on off-balance sheet loans.
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Annual growth in outstanding total social financing (TSF), a broad measure of credit which includes off-balance sheet forms of financing, slowed to 10.1 percent in August, the lowest on record, from July's 10.3 percent.
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Issuance of off-balance sheet WMPs has grown so large for some banks that they are in effect second balance sheets, but with poor disclosure, and little to no reserves or capital to cushion losses.
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"It makes some people in an audience uncomfortable, because it denies something that you think is going to happen in a theater piece — something is being withdrawn, and it throws you off balance," he added.
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China's industrial output, investment and retail sales all grew less than expected in May, suggesting further weakness ahead if Beijing perseveres with crackdowns on pollution, questionable local government spending and off-balance sheet "shadow" financing.
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The central bank has also increased checks on banks' off-balance sheet wealth management products - a key component of shadow banking credit - while the banking regulator has stepped up a crackdown on risky lending behaviors.
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Sagan appeared to knock Cavendish off balance with an extended elbow as the Briton was trying to force his way between him and the safety barrier, and Cavendish was sent crashing heavily to the ground.
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At any point during this the low kick can sneak in and knock them off balance and as soon as they start expecting that, it can change into a high kick midway through its path.
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With all due respect to DJs who spend their careers digging really intensely into specific styles of music, one of the best things you can experience on a dancefloor is being thrown totally off-balance.
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Yet in the past few days Mr Turnbull has embarked on a series of canny steps designed to break the Senate logjam, set his stamp on his own party and keep the opposition off balance.
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With Congress gridlocked and likely to remain so after the election, the mortgage machine is a largely off-balance-sheet way to funnel money to ordinary Americans, most of whom still want to own homes.
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Nine days later, off-balance after radically altering his narcotics intake, diet, and prescription meds, grappling with what seemed to be a resurfacing trauma from childhood, Smith killed himself at his home in Los Angeles.
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Total social financing, a broad measure of credit and liquidity in the economy that also includes off-balance sheet forms of financing, fell to 487.9 billion yuan in July from 1.63 trillion yuan in June.
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Trump's threat is a characteristic move from a President who often tries to escape a crisis by igniting an even bigger controversy, hoping to throw his enemies off balance and disguise his own vulnerable position.
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The confusion is yet another sign that the President's often shifting positions and goals -- which he sees as the key to keeping his foes off balance -- will mean another year of political whiplash in Washington.
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In the first encounter of the new diplomacy, Kim deployed an unexpected tactic: he sent his powerful and reclusive younger sister, Kim Yo Jong, to the Games, where she caught the United States off balance.
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The raid undoubtedly caused the President to appear completely distraught and off-balance as he mused during an unscripted press appearance on Monday about firing both Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and special counsel Robert Mueller.
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But that, said the Defense Committee chairman, Mr. Kanerva, is precisely Russia's aim — to keep Finland off balance and thus wary of making any move toward NATO or making other decisions that would anger Moscow.
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They start by zooming in on ball-handling, finishing, floaters, runners, one-legged jumpers, off-balance jumpers, side pick-and-rolls, middle pick-and-rolls, pick-and-roll passing, and so on and so forth.
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Even when the immediate perpetrator is unknown, such attacks carried out by groups like the Islamic State ultimately serve a larger military strategy typically deployed by coordinated ideological cells to throw the enemy off balance.
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Putintseva kept Osaka off-balance with a butcher's block worth of knifing slices; "trying to make it as uncomfortable for her as possible" had been her game plan while weathering Osaka's awesome power, Putintseva said.
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In her most inspired moment of the interview, Stahl caught Trump off-balance by tossing him a softball and asking what he'd learned about politics since becoming the first president to lack prior government experience.
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The effect is to keep the viewer off-balance, in a tenuous reality, where you — like the victims of violence the show references — could blink from ordinary slice-of-life existence into a horror story.
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Senate Republicans were thrown off balance Monday by the latest John Bolton revelations, offering a range of convoluted — and at times contradictory — responses to an episode that threatens to upend President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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So this time, mused the Kremlinologists, the president was starting his machinations four years in advance and keeping them sufficiently confusing to blunt resistance, head off an incipient succession struggle and keep everyone off balance.
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"Given that the President's first order of business is challenging trade deals, it has probably caught a number of optimistic investors off balance," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank in Chicago.
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Dancers have learned again to step off balance into space and to embody their music rather than merely to follow it; and a number of excellent new ballets have revitalized the company's sense of mission.
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On another frenetic day of political exchanges, Democrats sought to engineer a fast start to their impeachment efforts as their chances of political success hinge on early momentum to keep the White House off balance.
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China's $3.5 trillion wealth management industry has been a source of risk, as off-balance sheet WMPs channel deposits into risky investments with little regulatory oversight, offsetting some of Beijing's efforts to reduce corporate leverage.
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Feeding off the crowd, Stepanek conjured numerous moments of magic, out-foxing Murray with crafty drop-shots and slices and throwing in some classic serve and volley to keep his 29-year-old opponent off balance.
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Grayson Allen played the hero with an off-balance, buzzer-beating bank shot in the 103-62 victory over Virginia on Saturday and ranks second in the ACC in scoring at an average of 20.6 points.
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COM: Oh, he&aposs very willing, Martha, to keep our allies and our adversaries totally off balance, and off kilter, and unsure of about what he&aposs going to do or say on any given day.
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A spike in off-balance sheet lending also showed demand for credit remained strong, while inflation picked up to multi-year highs, though analysts expect any tightening to be gradual as China's economic recovery is fragile.
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Curry gets the advantage he's seeking around the seven-second mark of this clip, using a head and shoulders fake near the three-point line to get James off balance before he drives to the rim.
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However, the company repaid $150 million in notes at maturity in 2016, and its off-balance sheet factoring program, which Fitch treated as debt, was divested along with REMY's former light vehicle aftermarket business in 2016.
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Regardless, it was another sign of leader Kim Jong-un's determination to expand his impoverished country's nuclear arsenal in violation of United Nations resolutions, seize the limelight when he feels ignored and keep Asia off balance.
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Banks in some jurisdictions highlighted the inclusion of off-balance-sheet items as a driver of higher provisions, while a few linked the expected increase to specific products, such as unsecured retail credit and micro loans.
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But if Kim had been considering his options and coming round to the idea of some new diplomatic fulcrum, then President Trump's latest threat of fire and fury will, if nothing else, set him off balance.
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While the underground SubAir system that sucks water from the course's surface should ensure speedy play on the greens, strong winds and a soggy surface will keep players off balance when the tournament begins on Thursday.
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Beijing has launched a slew of new regulations this year to reduce leverage across the financial sector, from rules to rein in risky off-balance sheet bank lending to halting new licenses for micro-loan firms.
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He made use of an almost side kick in place of the usual front legged push kicks to off balance opponents and he utilized head movement and footwork far more readily than many of his counterparts.
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BEIJING, Oct 26 (Reuters) - China's central bank will take into account off-balance sheet financing at commercial banks to assess their overall financial health, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter said late on Tuesday.
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Dan, who asked that I omit his last name and delivers for a restaurant in Philadelphia, admits he does sometimes judge orders, but based on logistics such as an off-balance ratio of food to beverage.
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Against Dillashaw they will either serve to hurt him if he is over aggressive and off balance, or convince him to sit back a bit and allow Cruz to dance and dart around him more freely.
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Newman threw a 38-yard touchdown to Alex Bachman, who was off-balance as he fell to the turf with the ball with 2:05 left in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to 213-26.
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To that point, the building was never louder than when Curry's fast-break pass was deflected to Iguodala, who was fouled and fell as he flung up an off-balance layup that banked into the basket.
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For the first time since it was launched last year, the Macro Prudential Assessment, or MPA, included off-balance sheet wealth management products to give authorities a better sense of potential risks to the financial system.
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One moment you're upright, and the next you're looking at the fresh scrape on the palm of your hand, which flung out instinctively before you noticed it was the uneven sidewalk that knocked you off-balance.
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The ratings also reflect ATB's limited franchise within the Turkish banking sector, the bank's specialist focus on the higher-risk Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and high credit concentrations on- and off-balance sheet.
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In this instance, it was a deftly conceived trick play, with one American player letting the ball slip past her and her teammate then smacking it past the suddenly off-balance Australians and into the goal.
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The right-hander remained in the batters' box for several minutes, and he was slightly off balance as he clutched the towel to his face while getting into a cart to be taken off the field.
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JONATHAN FINLAYSON & SICILIAN DEFENSE "Moving Still" (Pi Recordings) Mr. Finlayson is an improvising trumpeter almost never caught off balance, and on this album he applies that poise to compositions inspired by the poetry of the chessboard.
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Marquette expanded the lead to 31-19 on a 3-pointer by Amin with 5:05 remaining and held a 40-30 lead at halftime after Powell beat the buzzer with an off-balance 3-pointer.
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Chinese authorities have been seeking to reign in the shadow banking sector and the financial institutions' off-balance sheet business this year as they seeks to prevent China's growing debt problem from creating major financial risks.
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The suit also says the company failed to disclose its use of off-balance-sheet entities to purchase lottery receivables, lacked a robust compliance system and issued loans to foreign nationals with criminal or suspicious backgrounds.
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Francis appeared to react angrily Tuesday when a women grabbed his hand and yanked him over to where she stood behind a railing among a crowd of worshippers, pulling the 83-year-old pope off balance.
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Its close, lilting melody, which tumbles through just a handful of notes in a hypnotic-yet-unsettling cycle is a perfect match for both Nuut's dizzy string work and the off-balance arpeggiations of Ruum's electronic experimentation.
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The Shanghai Securities News quoted central bank spokeswoman Ruan Jianhong as saying that the weak M2 growth was caused by a crackdown on banks' off-balance sheet activities, even though they maintained support for the real economy.
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The elements of Trump's management style, from Trump's own words, interviews with former staff, current staff, and three of his biographers: Throwing people off balance: "He's spent his entire life doing this," says Trump biographer Gwenda Blair.
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Lee might also be able to take Ferguson's mind off the shot if he repeatedly punches into the clinch, puts Ferguson off balance with an attempted takedown, and then hits hard as he breaks from the clinch.
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She's not here as a salve — Pacific Rim: Uprising might not get a perfect scorecard for its treatment of women, thanks to a largely pointless love triangle — but she's certainly ready to throw us all off balance.
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For the first time this year, banks were required to start reporting off-balance sheet wealth management products to the central bank every quarter to give authorities a better sense of potential risks to the financial system.
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New players might be a bit more off-balance out of the gate; a lot of modern games tend to do more handholding and provide more direct guidance via minimaps, waypoints and clearly indicated points-of-interest.
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For the first time since it was launched last year, the Macro Prudential Assessment, or MPA, will include off-balance sheet wealth management products to give authorities a better sense of potential risks to the financial system.
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Inch also believes that "no one, including the company, has an accurate handle on the magnitude of GE's total and embedded on-balance sheet and off-balance sheet liabilities, which could ultimately exceed" $100 billion, he said.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Three provincial branches of China's banking regulator have told commercial banks to check their off-balance sheet risk in a move to contain the burgeoning "shadow loans" industry, four direct sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
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SoftBank's Alibaba ties have helped the company fuel its incessant appetite for leverage, with SoftBank using its stake in Alibaba as collateral for an $8 billion off-balance sheet loan, which prevented additional downgrades of Softbank's credit.
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The approval came amid a widening crackdown on risk in China's financial system as authorities seek to rein in a sector that has rapidly grown in complexity, driven by shadow banking products and off-balance-sheet lending.
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Local governments have more than 50 trillion yuan in debt outstanding, including through the use of off balance-sheet financing vehicles, according to Goldman Sachs, and they have been the country's fastest-growing borrowers of recent years.
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As Khalidov often back kicks and flying knees on the counter—and is regularly knocked off balance doing this—floating in behind a raised lead leg would get a great way to wedge inside Khalidov's flashy counters.
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Gregorius put the Yankees ahead with a home run, which accompanied two superb defensive plays: a leap to snare a hit from Alexei Ramirez and a bare-hand pickup and off-balance throw to retire Wil Myers.
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Ziraat had proposed a plan to enable banks to move bad debt from their books into an off-balance-sheet vehicle, guaranteeing them interest income in the near term and repayment of the loans within 10 years.
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Ortega made a couple of good attempts to snap Holloway down and catch a front headlock, but the moment Holloway was knocked off balance he arched his back and stood tall like his life depended on it.
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The regulator said violations in corporate governance, property loans, and disposal of non-performing assets will be punished more strictly, and that it would strengthen risk control in interbank activities, financial products and off-balance sheet business.
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But they all flow in part from the same dysfunctions of a weak state gnawed by corruption and thrown off balance by constant Russian pressure, and the open vistas of opportunity for skulduggery that these have offered.
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But the sinking of the Filipino boat, FB Gimber1, which came after a swarm of hundreds of Chinese vessels blocked Filipino fishermen from reaching their traditional fishing grounds earlier this year, has thrown bilateral relations off balance.
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She threw a gem in the semifinals, retiring eight of the first 12 batters she faced, spotting her fastball at a speed in the mid-70s and sprinkling her curve and changeup to keep hitters off balance.
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All first-time loans sit on Tala's own books, while loans made to customers in more mature markets like Kenya are off-balance-sheet, asset-backed loans sold to large large institutional investors such as Colchis Capital.
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Cash on the balance sheet at the holding company level (RUB36.2 billion at end-2Q13), combined with available long-term credit lines cover scheduled 2017-2018 debt maturities, including off-balance liabilities related to Sistema Shyam TeleServices.
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The "Who can you trust?" cat-and-mouse game is designed to keep the audience off balance and guessing, and that generally works; still, at nearly 2 hours and 20 minutes, "Red Sparrow" risks overstaying its welcome.
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Beijing has been aggressively promoting public-private partnerships, hoping they could assist local governments to win private investment to fund projects, helping to cut their high debt levels and reduce their reliance on off-balance sheet borrowing.
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SHANGHAI, March 30 (Reuters) - China's banking regulator is inspecting off-balance sheet risks at city commercial banks, two sources told Reuters on Thursday, as China steps up checks on banks in an effort to control risky lending.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank will tighten supervision of shadow banking businesses by including off-balance sheet wealth management products (WMPs) into its risk-assessment framework next year, sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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One example lies in the vast, lightly regulated off-balance-sheet activities of Chinese banks, which Mizuho Securities calculated on Friday to be roughly equal to the entire assets on the balance sheets of the banking industry.
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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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But for a single night, it seemed, the dynamic among the candidates shifted, not only because Mr. Trump appeared off-balance at times, but because his rivals seemed looser, more comfortable and even delighted to take him on.
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Curry had the shot of the night with 7:54 to play, making an off-balance swish from several feet behind the 3-point arc over Love as the shot clock wound down, then scooted backward in delight.
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The 12-track LP, out on Ninja Tune on January 13, is a disjointed record that makes stylistic leaps—from suffocating melancholic strings to the frenzied euphoria of breakbeat drum loops—so big it throws you off balance.
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Off-balance-sheet borrowings by Chinese local governments could be as high as 40 trillion yuan ($5.78 trillion) and amount to "a debt iceberg with titanic credit risks", S&P Global Ratings said in a report on Tuesday.
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Because of an array of off-balance-sheet assets, stock buybacks of about 10% of the company's value per year, and swaths of insider ownership, the book value of MMA Capital has been growing each year, Kiel said.
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Those kind of standout, nightmarish moments are threaded throughout the film, with Guadagnino often deploying his horror show imagery in discordant jump cuts, or quick flashes that disorient the audience much as Susie is feeling increasingly off-balance.
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Even that is handled oddly: her boyfriend is barely established as a character, so her fury at him when he cheats on her after she neglects to come home for months on end seems outsized and off-balance.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - With a nod from Beijing, China's local governments have embarked on a massive new round of off-balance sheet debt financing, underpinning a fragile pick up in the economy but raising red flags on financial stability.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has increased its checks on banks' off-balance sheet wealth management products - the key component of shadow banking credit, while the banking regulator has stepped up a crackdown on risky lending behaviors.
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Elevated leverage for the 'BBB-' category remains Fitch's primary credit concern, in the context of Wyndham's high exposure to the cyclical lodging and timeshare industries and an increase in the company's contractual and contingent off-balance-sheet obligations.
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Clinton has been reported to be working on a more deft answer on the topic, but Trump will surely try to knock her off balance — though whether he will repeat his epithet of "Crooked Hillary," no one knows.
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Off-balance sheets activities have also slowed, with a recent Moody's report showing shadow banking "barely grew" from 64.4 trillion yuan in the first half of 2016 to 64.7 trillion yuan in the first six months of 2017.
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Here's the key — make sure they also know where to look to have a comprehensive understanding of what's not necessarily on those bank balance sheets — either off-balance sheet or lurking in the presently unregulated shadow banking system.
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The mentality that allows him to pull off-balance 27-footers with 19 on the shot clock is the same one that allows him to throw down dunks so ferocious that the other team's owner loses his mind.
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The drumbeat in a mocking kiss-off, "Bravo," starts out like a basic stomp with two loud beats and two soft ones, but the bass line and vocal phrases each start on different beats, keeping things off-balance.
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With Pittsburgh up 3-0, Pickett stepped up the pocket and threw off-balance to Ffrench, who caught the ball near midfield then weaved through the secondary to make it 10-0 just 13 seconds into the quarter.
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One former American military commander said there was a range of options that the Pentagon and the C.I.A. could pursue that could keep Iran off balance but that would not have "crystal-clear attribution" to the United States.
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And by the way two men in a duet propped each other up while both leaning off-balance in straight lines — like the mainstays of a steep roof — then, while keeping this position, started to turn and turn.
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While nearly all of the leading candidates had some sharp moments during the debates, Steyer was frequently mocked for looking unnatural, and Bloomberg's polls took a sharp dive after his first debate, where he was constantly off balance.
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And this production, with its often-bemoaned flaws (the design) and irksome elements (the jester), is pushed off balance by the ingenuity of Mr. Martins's choreography, which displays the company's adroitness at the expense of the central drama.
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Over the past few years the frenetic and erratic moves, statements, speeches, testimonies, and news releases from Facebook have kept critics like me off balance, geared to shoot from the hip at whatever comes out week to week.
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WARSAW, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Poland's proposed bank asset tax may prompt lenders to restructure their portfolios in favour of riskier products, use off-balance sheet activities or transfer assets abroad, the European Central Bank (ECB) said on Tuesday.
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And his tunings, geared in the program's first half to Thomas Morley and William Byrd but later carried deeper into the 17th century for John Blow and Henry Purcell, were just one way he kept listeners off balance.
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Still, the unusual bipartisan consensus on China means even Trump skeptics -- both inside and outside the administration -- give the president credit for throwing the Beijing leadership totally off balance with his unpredictable and unconventional approach to foreign policy.
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The distinctions were unclear in an arc that both revealed the inner-workings of the Sanctuary and kept viewers as off-balance as poor Carl, who was repelled and enraged by Negan's cruelties but tantalized by his power.
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"I lost that joy being on the court," he said, reflecting on last year after his quarterfinal match, which he won behind strong serving and a steady dose of returns that left the 6-5 Raonic off balance.
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This was particularly useful as Romero spends much of his time trying to intercept opponents with flying knees and spinning kicks or backfists, all of which resulted in him clashing with Whittaker's raised knee or being pushed off balance.
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