OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES, BRENT TURNS POSITIVE AFTER EARLIER FALLING
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Could China really dump, or at least pare, those holdings?
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We pare down and get rid of the excess regularly.
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What are you thinking about as you pare them down?
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The latest news saw the dollar pare some overnight losses.
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Ms. Haley is pushing to pare it down, and soon.
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Or pare it down by just offering wine and water.
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It did pare its losses, though, and closed down 2.9 percent.
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Powell's cautious-sounding words briefly led stocks to pare their gains.
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Pare away skin or scoop the flesh out with a spoon.
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Pare down, and you, too, could run a $700 billion company.
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Gradually, Mr. Radikon began to pare away the trappings of modernity.
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We get hundreds of them and pare things down from there.
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He fought with editors who tried to pare his work down.
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Social benefits, once given, are hard to pare, much less withdraw.
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He added that all automakers pare costs where they can, however.
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The Trump administration will pare that number back to just 34.
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The infusion helped Jet pare down debt and fight growing domestic competition.
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There are plenty of opportunities to pare back this fundamentally unfair system.
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Before her move, Ms. Brent Magzis had to pare down her possessions.
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So every year, if the herd grows, he must pare it down.
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This could be ending, however, as China pursues efforts to pare overcapacity.
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Be sure to look for ways to pare back your existing expenses.
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I pare junk entries from Ginsberg's database as I'm working on puzzles.
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And that's why we all need to pare back from that step.
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Mostly, though, I have been trying to pare back my tech use.
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Many of those coins began to pare losses later in the morning.
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Brainard's cautious tones helped pare some pre-market losses in U.S. stocks.
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I didn't know how to pare it down to 120-page script.
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It's minimalistic and that's intentional; Cummings wanted to pare things back a bit.
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That has led some manufacturers to sharply pare back their passenger car offerings.
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FACEBOOK SHARES PARE LOSSES AND MOVE BACK INTO POSITIVE TERRITORY, LAST UP 0.04
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Holtz suspects the network may pare down the number of posts it promotes.
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Such deals often seem intended to spawn national champions, not to pare overcapacity.
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U.S. 10-YEAR TREASURY YIELDS TURN FLAT, PARE EARLIER FALL; LAST AT 2.049%
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For Armada, Cline and Mazeau could easily pare them down a lot further.
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ET, around the same time the major stock indexes started to pare losses.
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The news saw markets pare gains, as uncertainty surrounding a trade deal festered.
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In August, the company said it would pare back 7% of its workforce.
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The unexpected increase led oil prices to pare gains in post-settlement trade.
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Mr. Immelt moved to drastically pare back its big finance arm, GE Capital.
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Even winning teams are going to pare their rosters in the off-season.
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But retailers still need to pare their store count to match customer demand.
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Reliance plans to pare back its free offerings by the end of March.
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Trump pledged that he would pare down regulations that were choking business activity.
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Then, the state advised them that they could pare the list back drastically.
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So does a libertarian wing of the conservatives, hoping to pare the welfare state.
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His comments helped Wall Street pare initial losses but had little impact in Europe.
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This is one reason Urban Outfitters has been able to pare down its inventories.
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The first prong of this effort will be a renewed drive to pare costs.
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HYDE PARK "The Plow That Broke the Plains" (1263), directed by Pare Lorentz. Feb.
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HYDE PARK "The Plow That Broke the Plains" (1936), directed by Pare Lorentz. Feb.
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Bad roads, bridges could pare $4T from GDP in a decade That's a start.
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DEUTSCHE BANK PLANS TO RESTRUCTURE U.S. EQUITIES BUSINESS, PARE TO A SKELETON OPERATION -SOURCES
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The index did pare some of its losses and was last down 1.2 percent.
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The hope was to pare data harvested by Yahoo and recent Verizon purchase AOL.
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Agenția guvernamentală în răspunderea căreia se află vila pare să vizeze astfel de reacții.
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Meanwhile, Citi is working to pare down its real estate in New York City.
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Back then, the goal was to pare back brands and models to save money.
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If Mr. Brown can pare away his immaturities, he may yet become a choreographer.
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Scaramucci told "Fox News Sunday" he would "pare down the staff" if leaks continue.
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So I realized I was going to have to pare back on the research.
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House Republicans have long tried to pare down the size of the EPA's budget.
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It also has an intelligent subscription manager to help you pare down your services.
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We may not all be ready to be minimalists and pare our wardrobes down.
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Producers pare back hiring and production to levels they see as a subsistence level.
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The industry is embracing technology, and finding new ways to pare the labor force.
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Mr. Trump's campaign to pare back federal regulations across the government revived the issue.
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These rooms are also easier to clean, meaning hotels can pare down their housekeeping staff.
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L response prompted its London-listed stock to pare early gains of nearly 6 percent.
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Efforts under Chief Executive Officer Mark McCollum to quickly sell assets and pare debt struggled.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES PARE LOSSES AFTER EIA DATA SHOW LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN STOCKPILES
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"You need to pare it down to things that you like looking at," he explained.
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Instead of blocking a fledgling product, regulators are trying to pare back an enormous one.
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The weaker results could accelerate planned asset sales to pare its $7.5 billion debt pile.
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After people pare their losses in the stock market, they have cash to buy homes.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES PARE LOSSES AFTER EIA DATA SHOWS SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED BUILD IN INVENTORIES
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European stocks closed more than 2 percent lower despite an intraday attempt to pare losses.
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Senate Democrats managed to pare the GOP gains later in the evening by defeating Sen.
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Even with the rebound, Cramer still wasn't convinced that Snap could pare its under-performance.
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It also urged Canberra to pare down the country's naval deployments in the Middle East.
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A 21.4 percent rebound in Brent after settlement helped pare some losses in U.S. equities.
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Teachers know they may have to pare down their curriculums for distracted or anxious students.
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STRATEGY The Minimalist Home By JOSHUA BECKER Pare your possessions down to the bare minimum.
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Mr. McGahn began an effort to stop the letter or at least pare it back.
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Flannery said he will pare GE down to three core businesses: power, aviation and healthcare.
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Pare back modestly here and there, she says, rather than try to make big trims.
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There has been a push under the Trump administration to pare back some banking regulations.
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Pare down and declutter, the thinking goes, and your mind will have room to exhale.
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ULTRA-LOW DISTILLATE FUTURES PARE GAINS AFTER API SAYS DISTILLATE INVENTORIES BUILT MORE THAN EXPECTED
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U.S. CRUDE FUTURES PARE GAINS AFTER API SAYS U.S. CRUDE STOCKPILES INCREASED UNEXPECTEDLY LAST WEEK
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The euro nudged up 0.3 percent to $1.0642 to pare most of its overnight losses.
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If you are paying more than $100 a month, it's probably time to pare back.
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In July, sources told Reuters that Tomorrow was planning to pare back its sprawling asset portfolio.
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As companies sour on future prospects, they also pare back their investment—a potentially vicious circle.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES PARE GAINS AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SLIGHTLY LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED BUILD IN INVENTORIES
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE FALL AS WALL STREET ERASES LOSSES, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.1245%
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Some, including UBS, have even suggested it may be time to pare back after the boom.
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It would eliminate the alternative minimum tax and estate tax, and pare back certain individual deductions.
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OIL PRICES PARE GAINS AFTER EIA DATA SHOW LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN U.S. CRUDE INVENTORIES
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Hopes that China and the United States could ease trade tensions helped Chinese stocks pare losses.
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U.S. STOCKS PARE GAINS AFTER FOMC MINUTES; NASDAQ TURNS NEGATIVE, S&P LAST UP 0.1 PCT
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE INCREASE AFTER U.S. MARCH PAYROLLS DATA, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.538%
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So what's the best way to pare your surroundings down while simultaneously fattening up your wallets?
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Faced with multiple legal challenges, the court declined to pare back any of the commission's powers.
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It's part of a broader government pledge to pare trillions in taxes and fees this year.
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If you're close to retirement, you probably want to pare back your equity exposure, he said.
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In poor countries, Mr. Rodrik says, workers may have to pare back their aspirations of development.
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Like Uber, its biggest competitor, Lyft is racing to pare those steep losses and become profitable.
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Cherie and Brian Lowe by working to both increase their income and pare down their expenses.
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The Fed also laid out plans to pare back its $4 trillion balance sheet this year.
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The quarters are tight, requiring the family to pare down on their possessions and stay organized.
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STRATEGY STRATEGY The Minimalist Home By JOSHUA BECKER Pare your possessions down to the bare minimum.
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"I just really wanted to pare down," said Ms. Brinn, 28, a retired clinical social worker.
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Many viewers questioned if it was healthy to pare down your sleep to just six hours.
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The company is counting on the Model 3 to increase revenue and pare its quarterly losses.
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Bank stocks were down 0.7%, causing Wall Street to pare some gains in late morning trading.
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It can be agonizing to pare down to only 35 couples during the heavy wedding season.
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" Mr. Scaramucci later added, "If the leaks don't stop, I'm going to pare down the staff.
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The dollar did pare gains after the jobs data, but was overall steady on the day.
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The greenback did pare losses after the U.S. consumer confidence index came in higher than expected.
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Please, for the love of all that is good and holy, pare down the unnecessary coverage.
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Lending income suffers when clients pare positions and fees recede as the value of assets dip.
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OIL PRICES PARE GAINS IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW SURPRISE BUILD IN U.S. INVENTORIES
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MANY conservatives worry that once an entitlement programme exists, it is all but impossible to pare back.
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Progressives should pare down rental property depreciation to just long-term building improvements or investments in decarbonization.
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The data helped stock futures sharply pare losses and even sent the market higher at one point.
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US 10-YEAR TREASURY YIELDS PARE PRICE GAINS, YIELDS RISE TO US SESSION HIGH OF 2.245 PCT
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES PARE GAINS IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW SURPRISE BUILD IN STOCKPILES
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CRUDE FUTURES PARE GAINS, BRENT BRIEFLY TURNS NEGATIVE AFTER EARLIER RISING BY MORE THAN $1 A BARREL
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OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES, BRENT BRIEFLY TURNS POSITIVE AFTER PREVIOUSLY FALLING BY MORE THAN $1 A BARREL
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE DECLINE IN STEP WITH GERMAN BUND YIELDS, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.112%
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The minutes, released on Wednesday afternoon, helped the index pare losses to end barely lower on Wednesday.
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Overall, the logistics industry is positioned to pare down as it becomes faster, cheaper, and more streamlined.
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Twitter will pare down three areas of its ad product, according to sources who spoke to TechCrunch.
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But equities began to pare losses as markets stateside rose, buoyed by an uptick in Apple shares.
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The three major U.S. indexes fell on Monday, but managed to pare losses ahead of the close.
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Go beyond your normal closet pare down this year and give your whole home the editorial eye.
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Recent production increases from U.S. shale fields have rattled OPEC producers aiming to pare global crude inventories.
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When you're looking for a new job, it's essential to pare down exactly what you're looking for.
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State-linked companies could also pare equity stakes, he told a conference of investors in Kuala Lumpur.
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If the recent market volatility is too painful to stomach, investors can pare their exposure to stocks.
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He learned how to calibrate his message, and pare it to its essence, amid a grueling schedule.
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The financing will also help to pare discounts that reached as much as 50 percent of tuition.
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Crude prices rallied nearly 4 percent at the session peak only to pare gains toward the close.
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At the same time, Twitter is beginning to pare back businesses it no longer views as central.
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OIL PRICES PARE GAINS, BRENT BRIEFLY TURNS NEGATIVE AFTER EARLIER RISING BY MORE THAN $1 A BARREL
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OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES AFTER EIA DATA SHOW MUCH LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED BUILD IN U.S. CRUDE INVENTORIES
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Versions two, three, four, five and six were all rejected with the same directive: Pare it back.
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Experts pare the 60 down to 10 startups that receive four months of intensive training and support.
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OIL PRICES PARE GAINS AFTER TRUMP SAYS WALL STREET JOURNAL STORY ON THE CHINA DEAL WAS WRONG
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A sharp jump in Boeing shares, however, helped the averages pare some of their losses (see below).
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Analysts said disappointing U.S. growth figures might lead investors to pare their expectations of a December hike.
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DeVos can guide the Department of Education to pare down the rule book burdening colleges and universities.
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OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES, U.S. CRUDE FUTURES TURN POSITIVE AFTER EARLIER FALLING MORE THAN $1 A BARREL
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All four stocks fell hard in the last week, only starting to pare their losses on Tuesday.
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It isn't unusual for analysts to pare back their earnings forecasts over the course of a quarter.
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By nudging up money-market rates, it wants to push lenders and investors to pare back their borrowing.
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The move will help the struggling Canadian train and plane maker to pare its debts, the report said.
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The relative weakness saw Japanese export stocks pare some of their losses, but they were still firmly negative.
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She has also tried to pare regulation, giving firms more leeway to experiment with financial services, for example.
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That led a rebound in technology stocks that helped key U.S. indexes pare earlier losses to turn positive.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE RISE AFTER $19 BLN 30-YEAR BOND AUCTION; 30-YEAR YIELDS LAST AT 2.301%
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It comes just days after he launched an ambitious project to restructure -- and greatly pare back -- the agency.
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Yet she also acknowledges this need to pare down has been the cause of her anxieties and depressions.
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U.S. carmakers said on Tuesday they continued to pare back on sales to daily rental fleets in July.
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Because of this, it's probably a good idea to pare down your skills section from time to time.
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Reforms initiated by the government have helped pare coal usage while China also has ambitious carbon emissions targets.
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EU ministers are concerned both countries may be tempted to pare back financial regulation to attract global business.
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U.S. STOCKS PARE GAINS AFTER HEALTH OFFICIALS REVISE TOTAL NUMBER OF CONFIRMED CORONAVIRUS CASES IN WASHINGTON TO 18
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OIL PRICES PARE GAINS IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW SURPRISE BUILD IN U.S. CRUDE STOCKPILES
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Just be careful if you pare back the files and put things through the shredder every so often.
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U.S. TREASURY PRICES PARE GAINS AFTER BLOOMBERG REPORT SAYS TRUMP ADVISERS CONSIDERING INTERIM CHINA DEAL TO DELAY TARIFFS
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OIL PRICES PARE SOME LOSSES AS EQUITY MARKETS REBOUND ON NEW YORK FED MOVES TO ADDRESS LIQUIDITY CONCERNS
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However, the bullion did pare some gains from the 0.9% jump it saw earlier during the volatile session.
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OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW SURPRISE DRAW IN U.S. CRUDE STOCKS
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The U.S. central bank is widely expected to announce plans to pare its own bond holdings on Wednesday.
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Will a "Blue Wave" wash away the majority, or at least pare it to an even thinner one?
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On Thursday, the council went further, setting out the timeline under which it would pare back the program.
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In its third-quarter earnings report, Priceline said its restaurant booking site OpenTable would pare back its growth strategy.
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That spread has gotten tighter as the Fed continues to raise rates and pare down its massive balance sheet.
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Shareholders have called on RBS to radically pare back its investment banking activities to concentrate on higher-returning businesses.
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OIL PRICES PARE GAINS IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW SURPRISE LARGE BUILD IN U.S. CRUDE INVENTORIES
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Stocks managed to briefly pare losses after comments from U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan calling a government shutdown unnecessary.
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Private aviation was hit hard by the global financial crisis, when both companies and individuals sought to pare expenses.
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An increase in U.S. borrowing would pare money in the banking system, which is seen supportive for the greenback.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE DECLINE AFTER FED AS EXPECTED CUTS KEY U.S. RATES, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.046%
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U.S. STOCKS PARE GAINS AFTER U.S. OFFICIALS SAY U.S. AND CHINA STILL HAVE ISSUES TO RESOLVE IN TRADE TALKS
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But for BMW, ReachNow is less about replacing all personal vehicles than allowing families to pare down their collections.
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Anthem has previously announced its intention to pare back 2018 Obamacare offerings in several states, including Nevada and Georgia.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE RISE BRIEFLY AFTER U.S. FEB RETAIL SALES DATA, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.439 PCT
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However, the incoming Congress is unlikely to support additional federal spending given its desire to pare back the ACA.
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Stocks did briefly pare losses after comments from U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan that a government shutdown was unnecessary.
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Adecco had been counting on acceleration in European economic growth that did not materialise, forcing it to pare expectations.
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When you or your team are faced with a gargantuan project, see whether you can pare down its components.
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MoneySuperMarket and GoCompare said they were not under investigation, helping them to pare or recover early share price losses.
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The ADP report led a gauge of global equity markets to pare most losses and pushed European stocks higher.
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As the US looks to pare down its foreign aid budget, Turkey could become China's major challenger in Africa.
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Some of IL&FS' assets will also be put up for sale to pare its debt, the paper said.
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His tenure there has been considered broadly successful, including efforts to pare bureaucracy and squeeze North Korea's supply routes.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration has made clear that it will help states pare back their Medicaid programs.
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Sephora's initiative is a seamless way to pare down the options while getting your hands on salon-quality products.
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It was a bracing listen, and they only chose to pare away further on 2015's downright haunting Dealer.
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My father has decided that he will pare down the herd starting only from his reindeer, to avoid conflicts.
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Whenever possible, we've tried to pare away interactions that readers may not understand by just looking at a map.
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Utilities could also do more to pare back trees in areas where they pose a threat to power lines.
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HNA has since started to pare back its investments and is selling off some of its prized properties overseas.
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Stocks begin to pare some of their losses after Powell's announcement, although markets remained significantly down for the day.
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Hints in mid-2013 that the United States might pare easy-money policies sparked a 'taper tantrum' across markets.
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It would pare back to its industrial core, and its earnings would rise to $2 a share by 2018.
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Jasik pushed her to pare it down to the most important points so it could be accessible to everyone.
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The "charter case" justification was not the only one employed to pare the list down to its eventual 42.
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Pare the zest off the lemon using one of those clever little zesters which produces tiny ribbons of zest.
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That figure is a starting point for understanding how much the Trump administration could pare back the Medicaid rolls.
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U.S. LONGER-DATED TREASURY YIELDS TURN HIGHER, PARE EARLIER DROP AS WALL STREET RISES, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.126%
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But the administration has pushed ahead, seeking to pare back funding as the fiscal year nears its end on Sept.
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Click ahead to find your hair's new BFF (and finally pare back that towering stack of products in your shower).
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE DECLINE AHEAD OF $19 BLN U.S. 30-YEAR BOND AUCTION, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.453%
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Sources tell Reuters that the Gardena, California-based startup will now pare back its portfolio from seven vehicles to two.
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"It might be time to pare back on these long positions in the stock market," said Gordon, a CNBC contributor.
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That was true even before the latest amendment, because the bill would pare back Medicaid—health insurance for the poor.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES PARE LOSSES SLIGHTLY IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN INVENTORIES
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An increase in U.S. borrowing would pare money in the banking system, which is seen as supportive for the greenback.
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Their efforts in China to pare back unnecessary coal-burning plants are one of the most consequential climate campaigns going.
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N. Wall Street has been prodding the industry to pare outlays after years of higher drilling produced scant shareholder returns.
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The Nintendo deal sent Bank of Kyoto shares up 8 percent, with investors potentially hoping it will pare more holdings.
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The Style, on the other hand, is what you get when you pare down Wear 29 to its absolute basics.
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Instead, he used a scythe and a sickle to pare back the weeds just enough to access the grape clusters.
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Unless you absolutely need them for your business functions, try to pare down having so many items, specifically tech items.
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Investors were also digesting U.S. consumer price data that showed unchanged headline inflation, causing U.S. Treasuries to initially pare gains.
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But Lusingu grew up in Kilomeni, a small town tucked in the Pare Mountains, some 5,26 feet above sea level.
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Chinese officials appeared reluctant to pare back at the risk of curbing growth and provoking unrest — until now at least.
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Their comments followed calls by White House budget chief Mick Mulvaney to pare back increased spending on non-defense programs.
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Investors tend to buy bonds when economic activity and the risk of inflation ease, and pare back as growth quickens.
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We just wanted to pare everything down and make it more modern and clean, with a better choice of materials.
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Limits on microtargeting significantly pare down political advertisers' ability to get their messages in front of the audiences they want.
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For instance, Western Midstream said it would use the proceeds to pare back debt and use for general capital needs.
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That helped Wall Street's three main indexes pare losses from the opening, with the Nasdaq reversing course to trade higher.
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He added that the bank would continue to pare investments in public companies, which totaled $2.4 billion at year-end.
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U.S. HEATING OIL FUTURES PARE GAINS IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN STOCKS
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They also pare back the alternative minimum tax, which prevented some taxpayers from benefiting from the state and local deduction.
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But some developing countries are also starting to pare back fuel subsidies in order to alleviate strains on their budget.
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Thankfully, many dongles support multiple ports, which should help you pare down the number of accessories you need to carry around.
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Can scientists pare down the layers of complexity to reveal the essence of life, the foundation on which biology is built?
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But since then, the business model has proved faulty, causing the company to repeatedly pare down its once-generous subscription plan.
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They now expect the Fed to both pare its three anticipated rate increases for next year to two or even fewer.
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The yuan has eased this week after disappointing U.S. jobs data saw markets pare back expectations of a U.S. rate rise.
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Comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell at the National Association for Business Economics conference briefly helped stocks pare gains Tuesday.
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Here's the good news: You don't need to pare down your diet to carrot sticks in order to make an impact.
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That helped Chinese stocks pare losses, with both Shanghai Composite Index and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index each down 64.423 percent.
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OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE ON REPORT THAT SAUDI ARABIA CONSIDERING OPTIONS TO HALT OIL PRICE DROP - TRADERS
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It just follows and records you, leaving you a lot of footage that you'll be able to pare down in editing.
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Even the calls for euro/dollar parity have dwindled on expectations the European Central Bank will pare back its expansionary policy.
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Maybe it will pare down its current product lineup and update some of the existing devices with more reliable, advanced technology.
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Energy shares climbed nearly 22.37 percent after a pipeline stoppage in Nigeria helped oil prices pare some of this week's losses.
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Perhaps instead of focusing on 30 books, Kondo should suggest we pare our phones down to our 30 most-used apps.
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On both devices, Apple makes it relatively easy to pare down the apps based on how much you're actually using them.
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OIL PRICES PARE GAINS, BRENT CRUDE TURNS NEGATIVE AFTER EIA DATA SHOWS MUCH BIGGER-THAN-EXPECTED BUILD IN U.S. CRUDE STOCKPILES
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The outlet also reported the plan faces fierce internal opposition in the White House, leading stocks to pare their gins slightly.
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Many countries struggle with corruption, while in Poland and Hungary there have been worrying efforts to pare back hard-won freedoms.
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If some companies have to pare their repurchase spending, then buybacks will become even more concentrated among just a few companies.
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"Le paradis se pare de délices" rêvassait un éditorialiste dans un journal islamiste algérien pendant le dernier Ramadan, mois de jeûne.
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South Dakota's measure to decrease wages for teenage workers would pare down an across-the-board increase that passed in 221.
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That view echoed comments from Chair Janet Yellen and led markets to pare back pricing for more rate hikes next year.
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" If the leaks didn't stop, Scaramucci said he would "pare down the staff," adding that the leaks are "just not right.
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There's both an expectation and a drumbeat that the company either will pare or eliminate the dividend at the investor day.
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Those questions have taken on more urgency as Chinese authorities press the country's most aggressive acquisitors to pare back their debt.
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Chewy raised $123.2 million from the offering and PetSmart, which is looking to pare its debt, will receive nearly $900 million.
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While Russian oil companies may chafe at having to pare output, President Vladimir V. Putin seems to value collaboration with OPEC.
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U.S. CRUDE OIL FUTURES, BRENT CRUDE PARE GAINS AFTER SAUDI ARAMCO SAYS WILL SUPPLY 12.3 MLN BPD TO MARKET IN APRIL
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If one of his goals was to pare down his life to the bare essentials, another was to enlarge his world.
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U.S. CRUDE OIL FUTURES PARE SOME EARLIER GAINS, NOW TRADE AT BELOW $33 A BARREL, STILL ABOVE 4% ON THE DAY
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BRENT CRUDE OIL FUTURES PARE SOME EARLIER GAINS, NOW TRADE AT BELOW $36 A BARREL, STILL ABOVE 4% ON THE DAY
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So, to try and pare investors' concerns about whether or not to take profits, Cramer reminded them of the bull case.
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"PARE" is Spanish for "stop" (as is "alto"), and it shows up on a red octagon — that's eight sides, or OCHO.
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Federal Election Commission, Justice Clarence Thomas sided with the other conservative justices to pare back a major campaign-finance reform law.
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HEATING OIL FUTURES PARE LOSSES IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED BUILD IN U.S. DISTILLATE INVENTORIES
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Those totals were almost certain to rise at both airports as more airlines start to pare schedules ahead of the storm.
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Total, Chevron and ExxonMobil are trying to pare back some Nigerian assets as they focus on projects elsewhere, including U.S. shale.
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It was to go straight to the most contrary idea he could imagine and pare it down to one word, wall.
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With the price of oil near $22013 a barrel, the company said it would pare share repurchases as a cost-saving measure.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE FALL AFTER STRONGER-THAN-FORECAST ISM U.S. SERVICES ACTIVITY DATA IN MAY, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.102%
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As specific stocks and sectors have risen mightily, pare those back and move into sectors that haven't had as high a move.
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And that could be a good thing, as some advisors say a cash diet is the best way to pare down debt.
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HEATING OIL FUTURES PARE LOSSES SLIGHTLY IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN U.S. DISTILLATE STOCKPILES
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At its 2016 Investor Day, the company said it expects to pare its expenses by $200 million to $400 million in 2017.
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This special report has shown that AI-enhanced tools can help pare staff in departments such as customer service and human resources.
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Grammer's management warned in May last year that the growing influence of Bosnia's Hastor family had led carmakers to pare back business.
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If you think you can pare down to just the big channels, though, then one of these bundles might work for you.
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We're told they're now thinking they may want to do a destination wedding, knowing that would pare down the guest list considerably.
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THEIR MAJOR OBJECTIVE HAS GOT TO GET COST OUT OF THAT COMPANY SO THAT THEY CAN BEGIN TO PARE DOWN THAT DEBT.
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HEATING OIL FUTURES PARE LOSSES SLIGHTLY IN POST-SETTLEMENT TRADE AFTER API DATA SHOW LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN U.S. DISTILLATE STOCKS
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U.S. stocks had a volatile afternoon after news of a North Korean missile launch caused the S&P 63.1 to pare gains.
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This is Mr. Ackman's first big investment in 2016, after two years of tough performance and moves to pare back his portfolio.
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When you're running a workout, for example, the screen will dim, and the watch will pare back certain details to conserve power.
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An original PlayStation 2's motherboard is in there, but Gman had to pare it down greatly to get it to fit.
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He has sold businesses to pare billions of dollars in debt, and has pledged to cut costs by $1 billion by 2019.
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The euro, meanwhile, hovered near a three-year peak amid heightened expectations the European Central Bank may soon pare its monetary stimulus.
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These are the same bills and votes that Ms. Rosen has cited as evidence that Mr. Heller would pare back health coverage.
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Technology has made it easier to pare down, allowing us to store and access our music, books and photos on the cloud.
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Not to be exotic, but to try to pare it down as much as possible to the most essential prayer or thought.
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Même s'il porte un gilet pare-balles, écrit l'expéditeur anonyme — et ce n'est pas le cas — Médine devra sortir "les pieds devant".
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Ford Motor said on Monday that it was near the finish line in its two-year effort to pare its work force.
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So if Pruitt wants to pare back some of Obama's climate policies, he can — though he's still relatively constrained by the law.
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While many states had to pare back their budgets to respond to the pain of the recession, some have since bounced back.
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U.S. STOCKS PARE LOSSES AS FED CHAIR POWELL SAYS FED WILL USE ITS TOOLS AND ACT AS APPROPRIATE TO SUPPORT THE ECONOMY
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I suspect broadcast journalists looking to pare down equipment to the bare mobile minimum will find something to like from that perspective.
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The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates and is preparing to pare back the $251.87 trillion it holds on its balance sheet.
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The budget analysis noted that mental health services "could be at risk," as states pare back their required benefits under the waivers.
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Quarles will be a key member of the broad Trump administration effort to roll back and pare down parts of Dodd-Frank.
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"If something has outperformed, it may make sense to pare back that position" and reallocate those funds to underperforming areas, Cheng said.
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And AmBank Chairman Azman Hashim, with a 13 percent stake, has expressed his intention to pare down the shareholding, sources have said.
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"The Good Fight," also run by Robert and Michelle King, doesn't reinvent the franchise so much as pare off a manageable chunk.
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Rhetoric suggesting that "elected leaders are murderers if they dare pare back the welfare state" is both hypocritical and dangerous, he says.
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The kwacha may pare some of its recent losses next week as market players sell U.S. dollars for profit at current levels.
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Only Heska saw more of its top investors pare back positions than add to them, although none of the changes were large.
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Instead, the US equity benchmark managed to pare back its weekly loss to 5.2 per cent, the biggest decline since early 2016.
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Grammer's management in May last year warned that the growing influence of Bosnia's Hastor family has led carmakers to pare back business.
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The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit trying to prove he could hang out with Megan's (Jessica Pare) cool Hollywood Hills friends?
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M.L.S. will pare the field in the next few months and plans to announce its selections by the end of the year.
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If the judiciary runs out of money, courts around the country will pare down their work to "mission critical" operations, officials said.
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He had to pare back the amount because of limits outlined in the agreement between Uber and the buyers, the people said.
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By far the bank with the most Mexico-related business is Citigroup, which has been working to pare its $65.8 billion in exposure.
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Some auto analysts questioned whether the alliance between the three carmakers could survive the affair, leading nervous investors to pare back their holdings.
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A weekly draw in U.S. crude stockpiles helped crude futures pare losses during the session, before prices fell again in post-settlement trade.
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When that happens, plunging stock prices and lower consumer demand tend to put a damper on mergers, and banks typically pare head count.
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In an effort to pare down and save time (and money!), here are 10 things that can be axed from your beauty routine.
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Thankfully, Google has been trying to pare things down a bit, by closing Google Talk and killing a failed social experiment called Spaces.
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There must be a way to pare all of this down, and devices like the Punkt MP02 are trying to provide the solution.
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China's claim of stronger-than-expected economic growth in the first part of this year may be tempting policymakers to pare back stimulus.
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While it might sound painless for businesses to pare food waste and donate leftovers, there are many obstacles that pose roadblocks to progress.
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Repo rates often rise at year-end as banks and dealers pare their lending activity to conserve their cash to meet regulatory requirements.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE FALL AFTER FED'S POWELL SAYS RATE CUT IS A MID-CYCLE POLICY ADJUSTMENT, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST AT 2.042%
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During his presidency, Republican leaders have made no attempt to pare back retiree benefits even while insisting the government must do so soon.
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Recently weak U.S. economic data has led investors to pare bets on a steady pace of interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
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It took 25 of us several months to pare down the finds to a new class of budget-friendly bathroom and vanity essentials.
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When Johnson's final budget was passed, he got a 22005 percent surcharge, while Congress managed to pare domestic programs by only $19653 billion.
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U.S.-headquartered energy companies said they plan to pare back payrolls by 7,747 in March, putting the quarter total at just over 52,900.
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Though he clearly wants to pare down the agency, he has already said he opposes Trump's desire to slash grant programs for states.
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Speculation is swirling that he may try to pare back the Petrobras probe (though Brazilians fed up with bribery would not tolerate that).
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The resilience of the stock market has prompted investors to pare their safehaven holdings of U.S. Treasuries and other low-risk government bonds.
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Forcing three-player teams to pare down for the 2v2 format is certainly awkward, and could be painful for the odd man out.
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ECB sources told Reuters on Wednesday that markets had over interpreted Draghi's comments, allowing bond yields to pare some of their sharp increases.
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The company updated its "Vision for Antibiotic Stewardship" policy in August, saying it planned to pare down unnecessary antibiotic use in all meats.
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It should pare back on President Obama's $1 trillion plan to replace nearly every missile, submarine, aircraft and warhead in the nuclear arsenal.
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And, while it's a new product that I added to my skincare collection, this mask has actually helped me pare down my routine.
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A number of credit card benefits can help you pare down the price of a summer getaway and get more for your money.
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This had caused many crop forecasters to pare down their estimates, but a record crop was realized after all was said and done.
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ECB sources told Reuters on Wednesday that markets had over- interpreted Draghi's comments, allowing bond yields to pare some of their sharp increases.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported that talks between the two sides hit a snag, leading the major averages to pare earlier gains.
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In the last two years, Ambani has had to sell or put on block several assets to pare debt in his group companies.
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Republicans, who are almost universally against the rules, have pushed a number of proposals throughout the past year to pare back the rules.
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Unfortunately, what HHS is proposing would open up the potential for states to significantly pare down essential health benefits, especially for prescription medications.
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All of that has seen a number of institutions pare back their year-end and 212-month targets for markets in the region.
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Since the Great Depression, Congress has passed laws that allow state municipalities to file for federal bankruptcy protection and pare down their debts.
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With the shock of 9/11 still vivid, the United States is unlikely to pare back its sprawling, powerful intelligence complex anytime soon.
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Instead, he will use the legal tools at his disposal to pare back the agency's reach and power, and trim its budget selectively.
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But that's the key to the dishes, isn't it — the reason I don't pare back to one set and get on with it.
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The single currency had reached three-year highs amid heightened expectation that the European Central Bank (ECB) could soon pare its monetary stimulus.
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The editor had wanted me to pare it down — something my grandmother had frequently helped me do in college with her red pen.
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Instead of using your phone as part personal assistant and part personal court jester, pare your usage down to just the essential functions.
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But of course, that authority works both ways: Now that Republicans are in power, they have broad discretion to pare back Obama's rules.
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S. trade dispute tempered risks to the global economy, leading investors to pare wagers on aggressive policy easing by the major central banks.
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France has decided to pare back financial regulations to EU minimums and introduce new tax incentives to make Paris a more attractive finance hub.
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The news helped Wall Street pare steep losses and the Dow ended Thursday down 21 percent, while the S&P 2239 lost 59.543 percent.
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Since the media pickup of Grotting's pants, other people living in cold climates with a spare pare of pants have been trying it out.
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EPA and the Transportation Department recently proposed plans to greatly pare back Obama-era vehicle mileage and emissions standards for the years 2021–2025.
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I was initially inspired to pare down my account when I noticed the minimalist profiles of influential teens (forever a source of personal aspiration).
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They were able to pare the budget deficit down to $3.2 billion, but even that amount would nearly deplete the state's rainy day fund.
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Those familiar with the budget process said Jaitley may pare tax breaks on capital investment, research and development, and projects in under-developed regions.
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This legacy, and his commitment to pare back the excesses and luxuries of Mexico's political class, is part of what got him elected president.
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But local governments are constrained by annual budgets and have had to pare back spending in the second half of this year, he added.
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After all, Mr Obama came to office determined to pare back the powers of the presidency, but then changed course when Congress frustrated him.
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S. trade dispute averted one threat to the global economy, leading investors to pare wagers on aggressive policy easing by the major central banks.
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The report comes as a newly elected president, Donald Trump, is considering ways to pare back the massive 2010 Dodd Frank financial reform legislation.
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Utility executives say they do not expect any interruption in service, but are prepared to ask customers to pare usage if a problem arises.
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And that might put them in the position of having to pare down Medicaid services, limit coverage, or drop people from the program altogether.
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Wagner has said he supports Medicaid work requirements, which would pare back the expansion, setting up the most obvious stakes of the 533 campaign.
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Overseas central banks could pare their U.S. Treasuries holdings when the dollar strengthens to defend their currencies in a bid to stem capital outflows.
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Pare did not identify the male suspect who was slain and said that a woman, whom he also did not identify, was critically wounded.
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Why it matters: Work requirements are a way to pare back Medicaid coverage, allowing states to remove some able-bodied adults from their rolls.
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But OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria has said Japan should stick with its the tax plan and raise it further to pare public debt.
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The current effort to pare back the president's authority to impose tariffs on national security grounds, while certainly welcome, is likely years too late.
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Wright soon began to pare away the exterior ornamentation on his buildings, in keeping with Modernist ideas expressed in projects like Mies's Tugendhat house.
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NEW YORK, June 43 (Reuters) - Wall Street finished lower on Friday, led down by financial shares, but managed to pare losses by session's end.
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If it's too onerous, he could pare back his goals and include a more expansive lobbying definition that would only apply to the administration.
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S. trade dispute tempered risks to the global economy, leading investors to pare back wagers on aggressive policy easing by the major central banks.
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What ever happened to the guy who was going to pare down the deficit, enact compassionate conservative poverty programs and make government smart again?
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China has used these methods for years to spur growth, but they represent a retreat from more recent government efforts to pare back debt.
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This is a crayon sketch by a master: Robbins knew when to pare away — and when suddenly to fill a dance to the brim.
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The Fed, which stopped its buying spree in 2014, is now preparing to pare back its holdings by about $10 billion per month initially.
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And every recent administration, going back to Al Gore's reinvent-government initiative, has looked at ways to pare back the regressive and redundant ones.
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The French twice elected conservative presidents — Jacques Chirac in 1995 and Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007 — on the strength of promises to pare the state.
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The news helped Wall Street pare steep losses and the Dow ended Thursday down 21 percent, while the S&P 2238.44 lost 59.593 percent.
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A stronger-than-expected U.S. private-sector jobs report briefly helped the dollar pare losses versus the euro and extend gains against the yen.
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He has said repeatedly that he wants to pare down the agency's overreaching federal authority and return the work of environmental regulation to states.
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Analysts at UBS expect the real to pare its recent losses over the coming months, trading at around 3.7 by the start of 2019.
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Shareholders have been calling on RBS to radically pare back its investment banking activities to concentrate on higher-returning businesses, Reuters reported in October.
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Shareholders have been calling on RBS to radically pare back its investment banking activities to concentrate on higher-returning businesses, Reuters reported in October.
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But despite his administration's efforts to pare back federal regulations on business, in cases that have been challenged in court, Trump has fared quite poorly.
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" Another user, John Pare, wrote: "Because I will never let my kids beat me at anything if they beat me it's because they earned it.
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Faster economic recovery in the euro zone is giving the ECB room to pare its extraordinary stimulus measures, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Thursday.
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The consumption tax hike was part of Abe's plan to pare the nation's bulging debt pile, currently exceeding 200 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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One of the first rules of statement jewelry is to pare it back — wearing big earrings, necklaces, and rings is too much of a look.
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Analysts said the deal would serve both brothers, allowing Jio to expand its footprint in India's cutthroat telecom sector, while allowing RCom to pare debt.
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Once the sun enters single-minded Aries on the 20th, it pays to pare down your schedule to only the activities that are most important.
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The company claims that the speed with which it can manufacture new rockets should pare down launch timelines by somewhere between two and four years.
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But so far, no one's suggested anything that will make it any easier to leave Facebook or to pare back its role in our lives.
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Halting tax cuts for individuals in 5003, derided as a gimmick by Democrats, is designed to pare the bill's long-term costs to the Treasury.
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Some analysts blamed the 10-year repo specialness on the Treasury Department's move to pare the size of this reopening by $1 billion this month.
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Bramson has argued in presentations to his investors that the lender should pare parts of the investment bank that do not directly serve corporate clients.
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Protests at town hall meetings by those defending the Affordable Care Act have led some lawmakers to pare back or cancel their in-person events.
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We recorded for nearly four hours, then rushed to pare that tape down into a 30-minute podcast which would air as our holiday special.
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The end goal, the sources said, was to pare it back to allow members to vote on -- and pass -- something that could resemble a win.
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Earlier this year, sources told Reuters that Tomorrow was planning to pare back its sprawling asset portfolio that included its stake in the unlisted Huaxia.
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The activist investor Edward Bramson has meanwhile been pressuring the bank to pare back investment banking, though in May failed to nab a board seat.
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Ellis subdued A running theme throughout the trial has been Judge T.S. Ellis' insistence that the prosecutors move more quickly and pare down their presentation.
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Consultants with tablet computers fanned out across the country, surveying Saudis to determine how far the government could pare back subsidies without setting off protests.
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And any effort to pare back social spending and trim bloated public pensions will stir up fierce resistance from labor unions and left-leaning activists.
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In fact, his pick as SEC chair, Jay Clayton, told lawmakers during a nomination hearing yesterday he would like to pare back regulations on startups.
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If the rule, scheduled to go into effect next year, survives multiple legislative and court challenges by business groups, it could pare small-plan expenses.
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The budget blueprint would pare the agency by $2.8 billion, or 34 percent from its current level, while eliminating virtually all climate change-related programs.
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But I've always been fascinated by the process of songwriting and how musicians take free-floating ideas and pare them down to something emotionally affecting.
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Assiduously looking for places to cut spending to temper a growing budget deficit, the White House seems more than willing to pare the safety net.
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But if executives see a threat beyond the first three months of the year, they may pare planned investments and even start laying off workers.
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It could put us in a technical recession, but the real concern is does that recession cause the U.S. consumer to pare back on spending?
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It could put us in a technical recession but the real concern is does that recession cause the U.S. consumer to pare back on spending?
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But if Putin's plan is to pare Britain away from its allies and drive a wedge between the democracies that oppose him, he is failing.
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Silicon Valley's top valued car rental startup, Getaround, announced layoffs today, making it the latest SoftBank-backed entity of late to pare down its workforce.
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Investors are also focused on whether there will be strains in the overnight funding markets, with banks expected to pare risk taking for year-end.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber's chief executive, has been trying to pare back money-losing businesses to prove to investors that the company can turn a profit.
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For example, Hourican said stores in the Northeast tend to be smaller than the ones in Texas, so the company will need to pare it down.
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There are limited reasons for now to pare back bearish bets against emerging Asian currencies, said Masashi Murata, currency strategist for Brown Brothers Harriman in Tokyo.
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On the other hand, they could pare their U.S. Treasuries holdings when the dollar strengthens, to defend their currencies in a bid to stem capital outflows.
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The Japanese tech giant has been looking to pare losses in its myriad investments after big bets on Uber and the calamitous WeWork have turned sour.
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Many members of Congress, including some of Trump's fellow Republicans as well as Democrats, have called on the administration to cancel, or pare back, its plans.
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One solution to this perennial thorny issue is to pare back the District of Columbia to just the White House, the Capitol and the Supreme Court.
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We asked Atlas Obscura cofounder Dylan Thuras to pare down the tome to a list of a dozen mind-blowing spots that every millennial should visit.
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It would also pare back the value of the wind energy production tax credit, and tighten the definition of what constitutes an "under construction" project eligible.
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The pound fell on the data, supporting the FTSE to pare back its losses, although retailer Marks & Spencer's fell on the news, last down 1.2 percent.
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He said while he expects some "bargain hunting" in afternoon trade to help markets pare losses, the benchmark is still likely to end in negative territory.
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You'll get push notifications for any app you're logged into, so it may be a good idea to pare down what Instagram actions ping your screen.
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Speculation that the fine would be reduced helped the euro pare losses after the currency fell to $1.1153 around the start of the U.S. trading session.
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And even an incremental decrease in the overall market will heighten pressure on some companies to add more discounts and pare back production of certain models.
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Cherie and Brian Lowe paid off more than $127,000 in debt in four years by working to both increase their income and pare down their expenses.
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It may not be Priebus' personal fault that he can't control or at least pare the number of tweets President Trump sends out at any time.
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Replacing Yellen would clear the way for a Republican to help pare back Dodd-Frank rules, and more aggressively bring interest rates back toward historic averages.
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One emerging idea: Some observers speculated that Pompeo will simply lack bandwidth to pare back climate efforts much beyond the watering down that has already occurred.
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And this will most certainly put governors in the position of having to pare down Medicaid services, limit coverage, or drop people from the program altogether.
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Several wanted to fiddle with the punctuation, some wanted to add nice things about John Brennan; others thought it would be wiser to pare them back.
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Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Trump is planning to pare back the nation's top intelligence agencies, because he thinks they have become politicized.
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BECAUSE THIS IS A – YOU'VE HAD TO, IN THE LAST FEW QUARTERS, SORT OF PARE DOWN EXPECTATIONS WHEN IT COMES TO COST, LABOR AND FOOD DEFLATION.
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That said, tech hit a slump in June, dropping nearly 3 percent during the month as high valuations led investors to pare down their tech positions.
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Moreover, even if their employers stay afloat, employed workers are likely to pare back spending as they face uncertainty about job prospects and shrinking investment accounts.
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I pare my tools down to oils and brushes that fit in a portable easel and box up as many as 15 to 20 prepared boards.
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Mr. Grenell has begun a review to pare back the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, sending officers detailed there back to their home agencies.
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CONTINENTAL German automotive supplier Continental said in November it would pare back its engine manufacturing activities, which could result in around 5,040 job losses by 2028.
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Critics of the American arsenal, who grew increasingly frustrated with Mr. Obama, have urged Mr. Trump to pare back, for reasons of budget if not strategy.
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In a major concession to Democrats, the Trump administration agreed to pare back certain protections for an advanced and very expensive class of drugs called biologics.
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Economic View President Trump intends to pare back a vast array of government regulations in fields like environmental protection, food and drug safety, and consumer finance.
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"The goal is to pare it back and give colleges and their accrediting agencies more leeway in governing their affairs," Mr. Falwell told a Chronicle reporter.
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Whatever the cause, E-Mini futures for the S&P 0.23 bounced 0.7% to pare some of the steep 3.35% loss the cash index suffered overnight.
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But the decision to pare positions in crude points to deeper unease about the sustainability of the rally in oil prices over the last 10 months.
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Investors are also focused on whether there will be strains in the overnight funding markets, with banks expected to pare risk-taking as the year ends.
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Wells Fargo estimated that pensions may need to add $16 billion in exposure to bonds and pare back stock portfolios by as much as $20 billion.
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Deadly attacks late in the trading day in Turkey and Germany made stocks pare their gains, while Treasuries prices rose and the safe-haven yen firmed.
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In June, Devon Energy said it would sell its stakes in EnLink Midstream for $3.13 billion to pare debt and focus on its core shale business.
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So I think we can pare back on what our needs are and at the same time not spend more as the next 10 countries combined.
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I am, however, beyond the point where juggling different services and apps has become so expensive and time-consuming that I need to pare down my offerings.
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Earlier, Trump signed an executive order that would seek to pare back federal regulations by requiring agencies to cut two existing regulations for every new rule introduced.
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Hopes that it could ease trade tensions helped Chinese stocks pare losses, with both Shanghai Composite Index and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index each down 23.2 percent.
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In the video above, watch me pare it down and my sister amp it up, while learning a lot about ourselves and each other in the process.
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According to the sources, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and USAID Director Mark Green were among administration officials urging Trump to drastically pare back the rescission plan.
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Gurria said he advised Abe that Japan should stick with its plan to raise its sales tax next year and raise it further to pare public debt.
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As long as Kennedy and four liberals remain on the bench, the court is not expected to pare back abortion rights as many U.S. conservatives fervently hope.
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As a result, the brokerage firm is advising clients to short bonds and pare back on those high-yielding sectors that have led the gains this year.
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Hu Wenhao, an analyst at Northwest Securities, says banks need to shrink their wealth management business, pare bond exposure and reduce funding to non-bank financial institutions.
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Other Wednesday data showed a drop in housing starts and building permits last month, which led investors to pare expectations of further interest rate hikes this year.
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Mexico's economy shrank by 0.2% quarter-on-quarter in the January-March period, prompting private sector analysts and authorities to pare back forecasts for growth this year.
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"This coupled with much lower global core yields and higher EMFX, squeezed offshore short lira positions, allowing lira to pare back some of Friday's losses," it said.
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Pare said it was not immediately clear if the people involved in the shooting were tied to the theft of the patrol car, which had been recovered.
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Buyers were also encouraged by the central bank's announcement in November that it would pare back its macro-prudential mortgage lending curbs at the start of 2018.
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Another measure, to reform the bloated civil service, has been met with objections and protests, despite the fact that it would not actually pare back the bureaucracy.
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Walmart is looking to sell ModCloth, the women's apparel site it acquired two years ago, as it looks for ways to pare losses at its online business.
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Ford said last week it will pare its passenger car lineup down to just two models — a hatchback-like vehicle called the Focus Active and the Mustang.
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Trump also signed an executive order that would seek to pare back federal regulations by requiring agencies to cut two existing regulations for every new rule introduced.
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Walmart is looking to sell ModCloth, the womens apparel site it acquired two years ago, as it looks for ways to pare losses at its online business.
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The moves come as the company's retailer customers such as Walmart and Target pare back inventories to cut costs as fewer shoppers visit brick-and-mortar stores.
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Few things pare sadder to a music fan than discovering an album you love and obsess over, and then learning there will never be a follow-up.
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I was tired of lying to myself about my organizational skills, so I decided it was time to pare down the storage unit, starting with my trunk.
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In fact, he said that combining the Clean Power Plan rollback with steps the Trump administration has taken to pare other regulations, the effect is still limited.
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A paid leave policy in California led women's wages to rise, he said, which would ultimately boost their total contribution to Social Security, not pare it down.
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Things that can help: pare down your sources of information, name your fears, reach out to others, seek support and be kind to yourself, AJ Willingham writes.
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The fiscal 2019 budget blueprint would pare the E.P.A. by $21.2 billion or 22017 percent from its current level, while eliminating virtually all climate change-related programs.
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They plan to pare back risk in some areas and make other trades that revolve around the ongoing standoff between North Korea and much of the world.
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Closing off up to five of the station's 21 tracks at a time will force the three railroads to pare down their schedules and reroute some trains.
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The ILMS are the result of more than a year of debate as the groups worked to pare down ideas to basics that could be implemented globally.
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Futures markets pointed to a flat open on Wall Street, and for European shares to pare some losses, but to remain down for the week so far.
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U.S. STOCKS SHARPLY PARE GAINS AFTER CHINESE OFFICIALS SAY BEIJING HAS LOWERED EXPECTATIONS FOR PROGRESS FROM U.S. TRADE NEGOTIATIONS THIS WEEK; S&P 500 LAST UP 0.9%
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"Without the team size to take on that sort of stuff, we decided to pare back those features until we got to the walking sim," said Nordhagen.
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The new plan would also see Exxon significantly pare back operations in Southeast Asia with the sale of its assets in Indonesia and Malaysia, the sources said.
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A critical third point is that it will be prohibitively expensive to provide universal health care access without cost controls and mechanisms to pare back unnecessary care.
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Uber said the decision to pare down to one operator came after more than a year of review and that the company worked with operators in the transition.
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The list of former Thomas clerks in the Trump administration includes officials in influential posts such as Neomi Rao, who oversees the administration's efforts to pare back regulation.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to announce plans to pare its balance sheet at its September meeting, with an interest rate hike in December also viewed as possible.
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She also noted that their wedding won't be more than 200 people, so they'll likely have to end up making some subtractions to pare down the final list.
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Apple figured this out the hard way — having to pare down its initial, high-flying claims about the future of wearable computing to something a little more simple.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow denied the report, helping U.S. equities pare some losses though the fresh concerns about U.S.-China relations kept share prices in check.
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There have been a few minor moves in the direction of reform: In 2014, the government did begin to pare back subsidies for electricity consumption in some regions.
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In a video for the song "Pare Sang" (Broken Stone), the Arab crooner wears a jacket adorned with military medals—and an armband with a swastika on it.
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Pare down your makeup The official rule when wearing a cheongsam is: just because your dress is inspired by the '20s, it doesn't mean your makeup should too.
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Given that, I asked that Biology pare the collection down to something that would fit into a space typical of a classroom and would meet their teaching needs.
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Kellogg is selling its Keebler, Famous Amos and fruit snacks businesses, making it the latest Big Food company to look to pare down to focus on its core.
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"We had an officer-involved shooting that resulted in the death of a suspect," Providence Public Safety Commissioner Steven Pare told reporters near the scene of the shooting.
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Trump administration officials said they wanted to shrink the council from its size under Rice, who was former President Obama's national security adviser, and pare down its role.
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Executives from four major agency networks told Business Insider they'd pare the number of ad-tech companies that they work with, particularly those that provide third-party data.
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Amid reports of unsafe and unsanitary conditions in immigration detention centers along the southern border, Warren's plan seeks to pare back detention overall and eliminate private detention facilities.
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Despite that unity, some academics and Democratic lawmakers viewed the case as part of a larger strategy orchestrated by conservative legal minds to pare back power of regulators.
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Boockvar said the Fed in January begins to pare back another $123 billion of its bond purchases, bringing the total decline in purchases to $212 billion a month.
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But if prices were to remain depressed for a longer term, "we can pare away and still be a growth company even in a $22014 environment," he said.
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Because it is so simple I forced myself to pare down my gear slightly and I was able to consolidate my cables and other accessories into separate pouches.
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After neglecting to put announced fuel price increases into effect last year, Egypt said that it would move slowly to pare subsidies through the decade without ending them.
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"You could easily pare away some of the stuff in the D.N.I. as superfluous and move it back to the agencies," said John Sipher, a former C.I.A. officer.
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While Bungie recognized that there was an issue with this, Smith's takeaway was that Bungie should pare down the number of chores, not do away with them entirely.
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Mr. Bullock, who kicked off his campaign May 14, has been outspoken about his displeasure with the party and the methods it used to pare down the field.
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Since taking over a year ago as chief executive, Larry Culp has carved out a number of measures to streamline the company and raise cash to pare debt.
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Chinese leaders hope more private investors will push the leaders of state-run companies to pare down wasteful businesses and shift to more productive ways to make money.
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Restructuring the nuclear deal to American specifications requires convincing Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, that America is resolute in its determination to pare down the Iranian nuclear program.
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China, in return, could make life more difficult for the many American companies that do business in the country, or pare back its purchases of United States debt.
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If we were forced to pare down our makeup bags to just the essentials, many of us would choose liquid liner as one of the first to go.
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Twelve hours later, Christie's announced that it would close its secondary London salesroom and pare back its Amsterdam operations, with the loss of as many as 250 jobs.
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Critics of the rules say they are a thinly veiled effort to allow states, which jointly finance the program with the federal government, to pare down program enrollment.
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Try proposing the use of effectiveness metrics to pare back the 17 percent of the nation's gross domestic product sucked into the maw of the health care industry.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber's chief executive, has been under pressure to pare its losses, and the company has pulled out of money-losing markets like Russia and Southeast Asia.
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It was one of those things that if you have a little bit of it, you gotta have more, so they had to pare it back that way.
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Stocks began to pare gains, however, as bond yields US10YT=RR climbed to a four-year high of 2.957 percent on the likelihood of further rate increases this year.
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Kellogg (K) is selling its Keebler, Famous Amos and fruit snacks businesses, making it the latest Big Food company to look to pare down to focus on its core.
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The consumption levy, or sales tax, is part of Abe's plan to pare the nation's bulging debt pile, currently equal more than 200 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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News of the restart strengthened the front-month spread between July and August U.S. crude futures and helped U.S. crude futures pare losses, traders and brokers said.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS PARE DECLINE AS U.S. STOCK INDEX TRIM LOSSES AFTER WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCES SIX-MONTH DELAY ON DECISION TO IMPOSE AUTO TARIFFS, 10-YEAR YIELD LAST 2.377%
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"There are more immediate concerns about the merger falling through as they were supposed to pare down debt with this deal," said a bond trader at a European bank.
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Shares of Priceline Group rose about 5.5 percent after hours after the travel technology company reported better-than-expected earnings, and announced it would pare back its property, OpenTable.
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But while investors appeared to favor safe-haven assets, some bargain seekers helped Wall Street's three major indexes pare losses and some U.S. officials sought to dial back tensions.
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The chief executive of Mubadala, which owns 40 percent of Etisalat Nigeria, told Reuters in March that the state-owned fund could pare down its stakes in some companies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve said on Monday it was eliminating one rule and proposing to pare back another that cover areas already monitored by a U.S. consumer regulator.
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U.S. Treasury benchmark yields rebounded from six-week lows as the easing of tensions with North Korea led investors to pare back their holdings of low-risk government debt.
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The stabilization in the yuan helped major stock indexes pare some of their early morning losses in afternoon trade, but markets drifted lower again to finish in the red.
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Optimism over a Brexit breakthrough led the benchmark FTSE 20183 stock index in London, which usually suffers from a pound rally, to pare most losses and end barely lower.
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The other choice is to pare the Watch down, to reduce its ambitions, and make it less of a computer and more of a clever extension of your phone.
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That view echoed comments from Chair Janet Yellen that she was uncertain about the outlook for inflation and led markets to pare back pricing for more hikes next year.
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Lower prices have forced Saudi Arabia's leaders to tap debt markets, draw down foreign reserves, pare back the budget, and announce subsidy cuts that have helped maintain domestic stability.
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To get those kind of benefits, the government had to forgo a king's ransom, and the deficit swelled, forcing Reagan to pare back some of the changes to expensing.
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European bourses closed mixed Thursday following indications by the U.S. Federal Reserve that it wants to pare back its balance sheet and dovish comments from ECB President Mario Draghi.
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Democrats came out last week vowing to combat any attempts to pare back net neutrality, which prohibits internet service providers from slowing or blocking internet traffic to certain sites.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen is also expected to talk more about how the Fed could move ahead to pare back its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet later this year.
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It is the latest in a series of tactics employed by the country as it tries to pare bad debt, which by some analysts' estimates has reached epidemic levels.
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The measure, outlined in draft legislation, reverses a move by the previous Conservative government in 2012 to pare back protections so only commercially significant stocks of fish were covered.
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We are hearing from our agencies that they will be forced to pare back their services, turn away Medicaid patients, eliminate jobs, and maybe even to close their doors.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen is also expected to talk more about how the Fed could move ahead to pare back its massive $203 trillion balance sheet later this year.
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But with the ratio already looking stretched, there is an increasing probability it will reverse, as hedge funds pare long positions and/or increase the number of short positions.
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A report on U.S. consumer prices showed underlying inflation moderated slightly in September to 2.2 percent, leading the market to slightly pare back bets on a December rate hike.
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Yellen's remarks caused U.S. Treasury yields to pare gains and limited a rally in oil prices, which hit a seven-month high earlier in the session on supply worries.
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She said traders were likely covering short bets against the euro and sterling after Carney's remarks, leading the euro to recover against the dollar and sterling to pare losses.
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In "Born to Be Posthumous: The Eccentric Life and Mysterious Genius of Edward Gorey," the cultural critic Mark Dery explains how Gorey was always looking to pare things down.
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The majority of the stock was sold by PetSmart, owned by private equity firm BC Partners, as the largest U.S. pet products retailer looks to pare its debt pile.
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Women are at the core not only of the Prince Mohammed charm offensive but of his larger vision to diversify the economy and to pare its huge welfare state.
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Casper proponents will tell you that the fact that its revenue is growing faster than its losses is one sign that it can pare back those losses over time.
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He was vague on when the ECB would begin detailing plans to pare back its asset purchase program, but the market expects to hear from the ECB in September.
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He has set about dismantling Kynect, which would put consumers into an insurance exchange run by the federal government, and he has said he will pare the Medicaid expansion.
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Her desire to pare down began in 2009, when she suddenly felt that her two-bedroom brick cottage in Ontario looked stuffed to the gills with antiques and lace.
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The company had agreed in December to sell most of its wireless assets to another carrier, Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, and would use the proceeds to pare its debts.
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Few of the attendees actually stuck around to hear from them, underscoring the reality that with such a crowded Democratic field, voters are eager to pare down their options.
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The orders were signed over the objections of more than 100 congressional Republicans, who urged Trump in a letter to at least pare back the scope of the tariffs.
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Republicans also want to pare back the minimum package of benefits that plans must cover, which will drive up costs substantially for some patients, while reducing them for others.
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Still, Democrats hope to capitalize on Trump's low approval ratings, scandals and an investigation into Russian campaign meddling to pare or eliminate Republican majorities in the House and Senate.
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Conde lost a staggering $120 million in 2017, and I've been told the goal for 2018 was to pare those losses to a mere $50 million, which didn't happen.
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By redrafting the executive order, it sought to excise the parts judges found most objectionable and pare it down to a legally unassailable order that still achieved its primary goals.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday night that the president-elect is working with top advisers on a plan that would restructure and pare back the nation's top spy agency.
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Community Health has been selling less-profitable hospitals to pare its pile of debt even as the company recently came under investor pressure to replace its Chief Executive Wayne Smith.
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China has been eliminating excess and outdated steel capacity, including more than 100 million tonnes of illegal induction furnaces in 2017, in a bid to pare its bloated steel sector.
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Data has been mixed with some better-than-expected readings, but not so in Friday's trade data, which led some economists to pare back GDP expectations for the fourth quarter.
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Trump administration officials said they wanted to shrink the size the council from its size under Rice, who was former President Obama's national security adviser, and pare down its role.
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The Thrones co-creators have tried to pare down extra stuff and move the show into an endgame, like a chessboard with all the pawns and minor pieces taken out.
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A stronger-than-expected GDP print could attract portfolio flows, Cuyegkeng said, which could help the peso - Asia's worst performer so far this year - pare its losses against the dollar.
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The job cuts relate to J&J's orthopedics, surgery and cardiovascular operations, although there are no immediate plans to pare back or eliminate specific products, said company spokesman Ernie Knewitz.
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Nevertheless, New Jersey's State Investment Council said this month that it would redeem $220 million from the firm as part of a broader move to pare back hedge fund investments.
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The Fed chief referred to "uncertainty," he said, a word that "makes markets nervous," and prompted them to pare their expectations of another interest rate hike this year, he said.
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But it decided it was too difficult to pare back the design and reduce costs, said the executive, who was not authorized to speak to the media and requested anonymity.
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In his strongest works — and there are many in this book of thirty-two poems comprising less than sixty pages — you can count on Felsenthal to pare away the inessential.
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Prince Mohammed has cracked down on rich tax dodgers, including fellow Saudi royals, raised sales taxes and cut energy subsidies as a way to pare back a large budget deficit.
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As a candidate, President Trump said that American states should be free to chart their own courses on marijuana, and he promised to pare back regulation in the financial sector.
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Both groups say they're eager to pare back what they call Dodd-Frank's excessive burdens on smaller banks while proving to the fractured United States that productive compromise is possible.
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But Trump's latest steps to pare back Medicaid, taken early in an election year, are a reminder that his administration has proven steadily committed to cutting federal health care spending.
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Like most things in Washington, it started small and, over time, ballooned to such size that every new president swears the first thing he will do is pare it back.
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Facing an election next year, the centrist government has said it will enforce existing legislation, but that it will pare state spending and boost tax collection to stop deficits ballooning.
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On Friday, the stock managed to pare some of its weekly losses, rising 20143 percent to trade above $22014 after the company reported in-transit vehicle figures that cheered investors.
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The problem with the latest twist in Republicans' effort to pare the social safety net is that removing the poor's health insurance may not just make their life more difficult.
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Clyburn, 56, has repeatedly opposed efforts by the Republican-led FCC under President Donald Trump to rescind or pare back landmark net neutrality rules, media ownership limits and other regulations.
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Prices did however pare losses by the end of Europe's trading session, after U.S. crude inventories fell by 2600 million barrels in the previous week, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida that the central bank should be more data-dependent and President said Chinese officials wanted to make , both of which enabled stocks to pare their .
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Oil prices added to this week's gains on prospects of a deal among major producers in an effort to pare the supply glut that had pushed crude to 12-year lows.
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The losing Labor party's proposals to eliminate dividend tax refunds and pare tax concessions on property investments had spooked the real estate sector, already suffering from a slump in property prices.
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If corporations really want to unleash the American economy and boost jobs, they should force politicians to stick with tax and regulatory cuts and to pare government spending that strangles growth.
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As a result, once they had mastered the art, early chefs could pare back their digestive systems and invest the resulting energy savings in building larger brains capable of complex thought.
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The agreement will increase India's biggest cement maker's installed annual capacity by one-third to 90.7 million tonnes, and provide infrastructure firm Jaiprakash with much-needed relief to pare its debts.
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There's never enough room to fit everything, you're required to pare down the outfits to bring, and worst of all, the act of packing itself is exhausting and just plain boring.
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On Monday, the kingdom said it would cut ministers' pay by 20 percent and pare perks for public sector employees, who make up two-thirds of the country's workforce, Reuters reported.
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So, if you want to take some style cues from one of the queens of trendsetting, pare down the accessories, keep the makeup neutral, and let the neon do the talking.
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Some market observers have long argued that the Fed has distorted financial conditions with QE, and the central bank faces a huge task trying to pare down its bloated balance sheet.
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Van der Laar kicks off the book with the story of Ambroise Pare, a 16th century French army-surgeon who found out that most surgical interventions do more harm than good.
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This could create difficulty for Mahathir&aposs government on any attempt to pare back a decades-old affirmative action policy that favors Malays in government contracts, business, jobs, education and housing.
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The overall stock gains helped pare some of Wall Street's steep losses last week when confirmed cases of the coronavirus steadily rose in Wuhan, dealing a blow to the Chinese economy.
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The Treasury faces increased financing needs, both when the Fed begins to pare back its balance sheet, some time this year or next, and to pay for the federal budget deficit.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 8 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve Board and two other regulators on Thursday issued a report that recommends Congress pare back Wall Street's access to commodity and merchant banking investments.
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The need for simplicity, however, isn't lost on Sacks, and the company is trying to pare down the complexity of their pricing with a new model that charges per additional service.
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The commission approved the design plan in 2014 only after the firm agreed to pare down the size of the windows and add more brick to the building, among other things.
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Tillerson announced on his first day on the job that he'd be restructuring the oldest US government agency, later revealing that the administration aimed to pare it down by around 30%.
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Produced by Patrick O'Connor; Directed by Daniel Bellury and Hagan Hinshaw; Photographed by Bryan Thomas; Styled by Alex Silva; Hair by Kristian Kanika; Makeup by Janessa Pare; Nails by Jini Lim.
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Voters in Idaho, Nebraska and Utah in 1 approved expansion, only for GOP-controlled legislatures to come back and pursue conservative policies to pare back the program, like adding work requirements.
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General Electric – GE CEO Larry Culp told an investment conference he expects asset sales to bring in about $38 billion in cash, as GE moves to pare down its debt load.
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General Electric (GE) CEO Larry Culp told an investment conference he expects asset sales to bring in about $38 billion in cash, as GE moves to pare down its debt load.
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But now, halfway through its last season, Orphan Black is wisely doing its damnedest to pare back a bit and untangle its incredibly knotted plot in time for its series finale.
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However, the bullion did pare some gains from the 0.9% jump it saw earlier during the volatile session and stood well below a 0.93-year peak of $1,702.56 scaled on Monday.
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The company has been counting on a quick increase in sales to bolster revenue and enable Tesla to pare losses and pay off debt while still investing heavily in future vehicles.
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"The goal is to pare it back and give colleges and their accrediting agencies more leeway in governing their affairs," Mr. Falwell, an evangelical Christian, told The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Leslie, who took over as Leafly&aposs CEO earlier this year, was forced to pare back expenses at the company but said that things are on the right track for 2020.
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By requiring Social Security numbers to obtain tax refunds, the White House would also pare back the earned-income tax credit and child tax credit — wage supplements for the working poor.
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Street Scene Nothing appears to be off the table for the Trump administration as it seeks to pare back the regulations imposed on Wall Street and banks after the financial crisis.
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In 2017, as part of the Consumer Direct Offense, Nike announced the "edit to amplify" strategy to pare down its offerings and focus on better-selling styles that drive higher returns.
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YEAR-END FOCUS While the repo market appeared to be functioning smoothly on Monday, concerns remain that funding will dry up over year-end when banks typically pare their balance sheets.
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The Fed has said it would announce a program to pare back the amount of bonds it is buying to replace the Treasurys and mortgages that expire on its balance sheet.
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CreditCreditTim Franco for The New York Times INCHEON, South Korea — As President Trump leads a drive to slash taxes and pare back regulation, one major economy is taking a different approach.
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The partnership has added weight to rumours of a potential Emirates merger with Etihad, which analysts say could help relieve the latter's losses and pare back excess capacity in the region.
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Hedge funds and other money managers with bullish wagers appeared to pare long positions, pulling back from positions added as crude approached three and a half year highs last month, Saucer said.
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The reform programme requires Athens to pare some 1.8 billion euros from its pension bill this year, a red flag for Greek workers who have declared a national walkout on Feb. 4.
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Robert C. O'Brien, his new national security adviser, plans to pare the council staff by about a third, from 22016 policy experts to under 225, by early next year, generally through attrition.
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"We could pare back the thousands of pages of rules that inhibit bank performance and level the competitive playing field without undermining the stability of our financial system and economy," Hoenig said.
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Nagging doubts about post-service life make it trickier for the party to pare the PLA, even if today's demobilisations are better funded than in the past and soldiers' expectations more realistic.
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It's assumed that companies seeking pre-seed investment simply aren't good enough to raise a seed round, and must pare down their pitches and expectations in order to raise a smaller round.
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The company said earlier in October that it would pare its focus to four business lines, including aerospace, and spin off two businesses with $7.5 billion in revenue to help fund acquisitions.
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Thimbleweed Park is split into eight chapters, and sometimes the game just decides to pare down your inventory without warning, removing a bunch of fun items before you've really explored their potential.
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The Colorado-based miner, which has nearly halved its net debt since 2013, plans to pare its $2.7 billion net debt by as much as $1.3 billion over the next three years.
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Flannery said in November that GE would pare its operations to power, healthcare and aviation, and exit at least $20 billion in operations as it tries to shore up its financial performance.
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Home loan costs and Treasury yields US10YT=RR have retreated in recent weeks after Trump and leading Republican lawmakers failed to pass healthcare reform, causing traders to pare bets on rising inflation.
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But sterling may pare its recent gains if a deal is rejected, "although the market may be quick to fade any sterling pullback, with bullish sentiment remaining entrenched," BNP Paribas analysts said.
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Tenet in December added another $24.70 million to its $24.81 million annual cost cut targets as the company looks to pare its long-term debt of $14.22 billion as of March 31.
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FRANKFURT, July 6 (Reuters) - Faster economic recovery in the euro zone is giving the European Central Bank room to pare back its extraordinary stimulus measures, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann said on Thursday.
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Located just two blocks from Pare de Sufrir, the Mezonte office consists of a small room lined with mezcal paraphernalia, a psychedelic mural, and a well-stocked wooden bar for tasting sessions.
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News of the fresh email discovery, coming in the final days of the White House race, caused investors to further pare their bets on a Clinton win and price for more volatility.
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Rather than overcomplicate the iconic ritual that is the summer group show, curator Paul Efstathiou and Hollis Taggart Galleries pare it down to the essentials: a collection of artists they believe in.
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A Reuters poll showed this week that high-yielding emerging- market currencies like the rand could pare this year's losses over the next 12 months if monetary stimulus shows up in time .
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The president has maintained that he wants to pare the Dodd-Frank Act, which imposes stricter regulation on banks, but it would be a much bigger move to bring back Glass-Steagall.
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The instinct to pare down represents a departure from many designer collections — as well as a change from fast-fashion clothing, in which items are churned out in bulk for low prices.
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However, the prospect of a fresh round of production cuts later this week and a temporary trade truce between the U.S. and China has helped crude futures pare some of their recent losses.
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Curious to experience said clarity and extra cash flow, I decided I would pare down my beauty arsenal to 11 items total over the next month, including makeup, skin care, hair, and fragrance.
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So even if the State Department were to slash non-UN activities, by closing embassies, say, it would have to pare its voluntary contributions to a range of UN agencies to the bone.
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Read More Stocks pare losses further; utilities rise 2% "We believe Hexcel has excellent growth prospects as Boeing and Airbus compete to make lighter, more durable and more fuel-efficient planes, " Rothberg said.
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Concerns over geopolitical risks probably led investors to pare back bearish bets against the yen and the Swiss franc, said Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore.
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And they're doing everything they can to pare back their exposure to the worst parts of it, while embracing what works like the fabulous, wonderful F-150 ... the best truck in the world.
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And they're doing everything they can to pare back their exposure to the worst parts of it, while embracing what works like the fabulous, wonderful F-13 ... the best truck in the world.
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The Federal Reserve is likely to abandon its efforts to guide interest rates higher and instead would pare them back if Donald Trump is elected president, Citigroup Chief Economist Willem Buiter said Friday.
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According to the company's CEO Jennifer Hyman, the service is intended to help customers to pare down their wardrobes; just rent what you need each season and return the items when you're finished.
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I think what I responded to in Christoph's struggles to pare down to essential abstractions, is a question about how much I need to put into a piece to also capture that truth.
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But Thursday's result will raise further questions among analysts and investors as to whether regulators should take a tougher line and even push the bank to more aggressively pare back its U.S. operations.
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The lender also said it would no longer provide car insurance from June this year as it continues to pare back its business model to focus on its main product of home loans.
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TOKYO, June 5 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds mostly gained on Monday, taking cue from stronger U.S. Treasuries after disappointing U.S. employment data prompted investors to pare back expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes.
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TOKYO, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds edged higher on Friday, bolstered by news that the Japanese government will pare its debt issuance next year to the smallest total amount in nine years.
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The greenback has been firmly on the defensive since Friday's weaker-than-expected U.S. non-farm payrolls report prompted investors to pare back expectations of future interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.
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That's the thrifty deal Groupon just struck to buy fellow online coupon peddler LivingSocial as the former looks to pare down its own operations to a little more than half its current size.
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The company also plans to pare back children's programming and shift away from so-called hipster shows, in favor of content with wider appeal, like sci-fi and spy fiction, the report said.
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LONDON — Barclays continues to pare back its operations as it accelerates a strategy shift announced last year, while first- profit took a hit from the industry-wide slowdown in investment banking and markets.
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But with inflation relatively resilient and overall growth still quite strong, pressure will likely be maintained on policymakers at the European Central Bank to pare back soon on their ultra-loose monetary policy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bank shares dragged Wall Street lower on Thursday on concerns the slowing global economy will continue to pressure interest rates, while energy shares helped pare losses late in the session.
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That helped Chinese stocks pare losses, with the Shanghai Composite Index and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index both down 64.423 percent, having earlier fallen as much as 1.9 percent and 1.7 percent, respectively.
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They have done so as a return to 3 percent 10-year U.S. Treasury yields and a strengthening dollar have caused investors to pare back on their exposure to risky emerging-market lending.
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We could have this going through all the night, but the knee-jerk reaction showed a market that could have a difficult opening if we don't pare some of those early futures losses.
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But after the Trump administration's recent efforts to scuttle the landmark nuclear deal that Barack Obama struck with Iran, North Korea has resisted similar efforts to pare down its own nuclear weapons development.
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As the new government began to pare back the debt, Mr. Mahathir announced that the administration would halt the East Coast Rail Link project and the gas pipeline deal, citing the high costs.
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"Nobody is incentivized to do anything because they're not going to be rewarded," she said, making references to a 2013 New York Times article about moves to pare back the Danish welfare state.
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GE shares fell to their lowest level in more than five years as investors worried the years-long overhaul would not pare down enough expenses or generate as much cash as they hoped.
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Cautious investors also had ample time to pare back wagers against volatility or buy insurance against market swings as the coronavirus outbreak began to dominate headlines over the last several weeks, analysts said.
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Tens of billions worth of loans are expected to be downsized - or "re-determined" - across the energy sector this spring as banks pare their exposure to the battered industry, a Reuters calculation showed.
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But in terms of overseas markets, that we will pare back for where we have overreached our regulation and allow those markets to return to one market, one regulator, one set of rules.
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The black hole event and subsequent total map makeover were exciting at the time, but as the months ticked by, Epic's decision to pare down the game's excesses left the game feeling bare.
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Banks and investors borrow in the repo market to finance asset purchases and other business expenses, but the availability of loans over year-end can dry up as banks pare back risk taking.
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But the alliance no longer made sense under Disney, which generally does not share ownership of films and plans to pare down 20th Century's release slate to focus almost entirely on franchise movies.
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"If we can't get a deal that includes (the four pillars) we may have to pare it down to two pillars and just do border and DACA as plan B," Florida's GOP Sen.
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The Fed bought securities at a rapid pace in 2628 and had spent much of that year grappling with market fears that the central bank was preparing to pare back quantitative easing (QE).
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The healthcare legislation that Trump endorses would pare back insurance protections for the sick, and, according to nonpartisan congressional researchers, would lead to 24 million more Americans being without health coverage by 2026.
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However, growing expectations of a fresh round of production cuts later this week and a temporary trade truce between the U.S. and China helped crude futures pare some of their recent losses on Monday.
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Police in China's southwestern Yunnan province claimed to have cloned a sniffer dog to pare down the time it would take to train the new canines, state-run news agency Xinhua reported on Monday.
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But the trade war has put a dent in its efforts to pare its massive debt as Beijing sought ways to boost its slowing economy, which was at its lowest growth in 27 years.
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Based on the construction spending data, economists expect the government will pare its fourth-quarter gross domestic product estimate by at least one-tenth of a percentage point to a 2.5 percent annualized rate.
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Analysts said U.S. data showing consumer spending increased at a 1.9 percent rate in the first quarter was better than some market participants were expecting and helped the dollar pare losses against the yen.
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Deripaska has agreed to pare back his controlling stakes in the companies but Schumer said he still retains too much influence on them and also argued that easing the sanctions would boost Russia's economy.
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One of the NSA's most important surveillance authorizations is set to expire on December 31st, and all year, reformers have been looking at the reauthorization as a way to pare back the agency's powers.
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In Japan, there were signs sluggish domestic demand is picking up, though stubbornly low inflation likely mean its central bank will not pare back its radical stimulus until long after the Fed and ECB.
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Some major investment firms including Fidelity International have cut exposure to Metro in recent weeks, while another source close to a second large fund firm said it was also looking to pare its holdings.
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The euro rebounded to pare most losses after Der Spiegel magazine said the German government would be prepared to ditch its balanced budget rule and take on new debt to counter a possible recession.
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She has learned to pare away crowd-pleasing vocal stunts like executing perfect coloratura duets with a flute and simply singing from the heart, which she did with warmth, balance, sensitivity and perfect intonation.
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Pare things down, and rid yourself of, if not possessions, then at least the more frivolous (that is, stereotypically feminine or domestic) ones, and you're on your way to a more meaningful, ethical existence.
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The economy's brightening prospects were, however, dimmed somewhat by other data on Thursday showing the goods trade deficit widening in April and inventories decreasing, prompting analysts to pare their second-quarter GDP growth estimates.
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These represent the kind of more weird and radical things that it's working on, which, while it's tried to pare back and make more efficient, still are basically a blip on its overall business.
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Hidden away on a quiet side street in central Guadalajara, Pare de Sufrir is a small bar with an unremarkable facade that gives no indication of its status as a haven for mezcal lovers.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve said Monday it will launch a barrage of programs, including limitless asset purchases, to help markets function more efficiently, which caused stock futures stateside to pare back drastic earlier losses.
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Listening to Obama's early rhetoric, it was easy to think that he was going to do something to pare those powers back and remove the country from its permanent post-9/11 war footing.
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But election experts say that accurate matching systems would help pare state voter rolls, which are bloated by voters who move but fail to ask election officials in their old districts to remove them.
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Investors will watch the Federal Reserve's monetary policy committee meeting closely on Wednesday for the faintest wisp of information on the central bank's plans to pare back its recent round of Treasury security purchases.
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Beijing has been trying to pare down the country's dependence on borrowing, which helped fuel heady growth in recent years but left big debts on the balance sheets of major corporations and local governments.
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A drop in U.S. unemployment in September pushed traders of U.S. short-term interest rate futures on Friday to pare bets the Federal Reserve will cut rates at both of its two upcoming meetings.
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In some ways, the firm is a poster child for the pitfalls of the hype surrounding the legal-cannabis industry, where companies that were once focused on growth have been forced to pare back.
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The Fundamentals, $175, available at MaterialIf you're a minimalist whose goal is to pare down, not add to the clutter of your kitchen, you'll want to take a look at kitchen essentials brand Material.
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Its main rival in the investment banking business, Morgan Stanley, reported solid results Wednesday that came in part on the firm's decision to pare back its fixed income business in the difficult trading climate.
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Reuters' report of Wang's remarks caused U.S. stocks to pare losses and briefly turn positive on Thursday afternoon, capping selling driven by the impeachment inquiry opened by Democrats in Congress of Trump, a Republican.
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The pending decision to pare back exercises represents the continued restraint both sides have demonstrated after the Singapore meeting, said Scott Snyder, a senior fellow for Korea Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Yields on the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury note fell below 1.7% and stocks on Wall Street slid, leading a gauge of equity performance around the globe to pare gains and trade little changed.
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YEAR-END FOCUS While the repo market appeared to be functioning smoothly on Monday, concerns remain that funding will dry up over the crucial year-end period when banks typically pare their balance sheets.
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"Stocks should keep pushing upward until the FOMC makes the unprecedented decision to pare its balance sheet, but the pace of the ascent should slow," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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Years of underfunding by Congress and cost overruns on the digital transition have forced the agency to pare back its preparations, including abandoning two of the three trial runs of the overhauled census process.
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Despite looking sore, it doesn't actually hurt, but I decide to pare it back a bit and take a few days' break from the most intense products: the Biologique Recherche Lotion and the retinol serum.
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The IMF is pushing for measures to pare Greece's mountainous debt pile but euro zone finance ministers are reluctant, fearful that it would create a precedent and reduce the pressure on Athens to implement reforms.
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Canceling the memo may have been solely political, an attempt to strike enough fear and uncertainty into the industry for it to pare itself back, without the Justice Department having to do any actual work.
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Oil prices had dropped about 2 percent earlier after the OPEC failed to reach a deal to freeze output, but the U.S. inventory data helped pare back losses to a fall of about 0.5 percent.
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Incoming White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has told associates he plans to dramatically pare back his interactions with journalists following his jaw-dropping comments to The New Yorker, sources with direct knowledge tell Axios.
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Reuters reported earlier this year that Endo has been exploring asset sales as it seeks to pare back the debt pile it accumulated over the course of several years of fast-paced, acquisition-driven growth.
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Possible ways for these older borrowers to ease their financial burden include refinancing to pare their monthly payments, shorter-term mortgages that accelerate full loan repayment and moving into a less expensive home, he said.
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News of the restart also narrowed the discount between the front-month July and August U.S. crude futures from the lowest in nearly three months and helped WTI futures pare losses, traders and brokers said.
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The dollar climbed to a five-month peak on Monday as news of a truce between the United States and China on trade tariffs prompted investors to pare back their short positions on the greenback.
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Amy Halpin, the director of filmmaker services for the International Documentary Association in Los Angeles, oversees the Pare Lorentz Fund, which gives production money to films focusing on equal justice, environmentalism and other social issues.
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Meanwhile, if you are younger than 59½ and turn to your retirement assets to pare down debt, you will pay an early-withdrawal penalty of 10 percent unless you meet one of a few exceptions.
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The House and Senate efforts at Obamacare repeal would each pare hundreds of billions of dollars from the public health insurance program for low-income Americans, which was expanded significantly under the Affordable Care Act.
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Other short-term goals — such as buying a new house this spring or sending a child to college in the fall — are good reasons for you to pare down the amount of risk you're taking.
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Water shortages were interfering with dialysis and forced the local hospital to pare back the time it could provide it, he said, and fuel bottlenecks had made it harder to get buses to see specialists.
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Bolstered by Trump's appointment of two conservative justices, the nine-member court could soon begin to pare back abortion rights, starting with a major case from Louisiana that is one of several similar pending appeals.
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One of Uber's most significant costs is the money it spends to create self-driving cars — a long-term project the company hopes can help it pare the money is has to pay its drivers.
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The city has set up a $7 million fund to support high-tech industries, promised a $30,000 bonus for some technology firms, and offered to pare the corporate tax rate for companies in favored sectors.
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" The Trump administration would drastically pare that back to simply saying people should live "where they choose, within their means, without unlawful discrimination related to race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, or disability.
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"This is eye-opening information for the purchasers of health care," said Carolyn Pare, president and CEO of the Minnesota Health Action Group, which is comprised of both public and private purchasers of health insurance.
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The company has been counting on a quick increase in sales to bolster revenue and enable the company to pare down losses and pay off bonds and borrowings while still investing heavily in future vehicles.
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He said Mr. Ryan's deadline was most likely an effort to get the Trump administration to pare back some of the demands that lawmakers think are not in the best interest of companies or workers.
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The central bank is expected to pare the more than $4 trillion of Treasuries and mortgage securities it bought after the 2008 financial crisis to keep interest rates low and to help revive the economy.
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The mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo was the subject of intense negotiations recently, with the Security Council ultimately agreeing to pare it back by about 500 soldiers to a little over 16,000 troops.
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Alphabet Inc's Google LLC on Thursday notched another victory in its effort to pare down a sprawling patent infringement case Dutch electronics firm Philips NV brought against electronics makers that use Google's Android operating system.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's announcement of import tariffs, and the prospect of retaliation by other countries, is prompting some fund managers to pare their holdings of U.S. stocks and look for opportunities overseas.
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So I think the biggest difference, which is subtle but it&aposs important, was to pare it back and sculpt it more lovingly around the actor&aposs actual face so I lost none of it.
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The Trump administration is currently involved in a complicated back-and-forth over whether the U.S. will ultimately remove all Huawei equipment from its networks and pare down all U.S. business with the Chinese company.
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Valeant, which has been part of Ackman's portfolio for only a year, on Tuesday said it would restate earnings after having prematurely accounted for some revenue, news which drove the stock to pare recent losses.
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" "You got a mild inversion in the belly of the curve, I am sure there are some investment models that are reading this as OK, we're potentially facing a big slowdown, lets pare down risk.
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If you don't have one of these, use a vegetable peeler to pare off lozenges of zest, taking care to avoid the bitter white pith, then slice these crossways as finely as you can. 3.
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While she learned to pare down her shapes at the Academie, the layered space that she made from superimposing essentially flat, abstract "things" over one another feels very contemporary, as does her use of color.
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"Ongoing risks keep us cautious and we continue to recommend that investors pare back risk if their equity holdings are above longer-term strategic allocations," senior strategists at Charles Schwab warned clients in a report Monday.
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Despite McCain's tensions with the White House, Vice President Mike Pence was assigned the task of trying to convince him to vote for the so-called skinny bill that aimed to pare away parts of Obamacare.
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Friday's volatile trading session may have helped stocks pare their losses from earlier in the week, but CNBC's Jim Cramer said it would take more than a market rally in China to mount a sustainable recovery.
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Gold is down more than 7 percent since the day of the U.S. election but the precious metal has managed to pare some losses and is up nearly 5 percent since the start of the year.
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Oil prices rose on Wednesday after top exporter Saudi Arabia said it would cut crude exports and deliver an even deeper cut to its production, but swelling U.S. crude inventories led the market to pare gains.
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The company is counting on the success of the new offering, the Model 3, to increase revenue and help pare its losses as Tesla invests heavily in the vehicles it hopes to offer in the future.
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The worst year-opening week on record in the U.S. stock market and renewed turmoil in China has prompted more than a few major investment houses to advise that clients pare back risk in their portfolios.
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We had to pare our topic list some for length, but after working out what qualified as the biggest news from our usual orbit, we decided to touch on: All that and we had some fun.
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Speaking in Washington, where U.S. President Donald Trump plans to pare back banking rules he says hamper growth, Carney championed a "dynamic" approach to regulation that was flexible but ensured the global financial system remained resilient.
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Cognitive science informs us that even in normal aging, brain connections pare back (to the extent that the aging brain actually shrinks in size), reducing our ability to learn new information and make important new connections.
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Coach began wielding more control over the sales of its handbags and accessories in the early 2000s, when, after peaking at about 1,500 North American department stores carrying its products, it began to pare that number.
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If you're looking to change up your workout wardrobe, pare it down, or you just want to see what it's like to workout in a dress, you should give the Outdoor Voices Exercise Dress a try.
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Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said legislation would be introduced on Tuesday or Wednesday that would pare back the president's authority under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.
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Trump last month signed an executive order to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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ALMHULT, Sweden (Reuters) - Budget furniture giant IKEA is stepping up efforts to improve the quality of its products and to streamline manufacturing to pare costs, aiming to meet changing shopper expectations and take on new competition.
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In speaking with Ronen today about the delivery shutdown, he explained that decision to pare down the focus to the software side had to do with recognizing Farmigo's strengths, as well as where it fell short.
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"Go for very basic lines and a couple of daubs of colored ink and you'll be surprised at how beautifully it will come out," says Kent, who likes to pare designs down to their simplest elements.
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Sapochnik reportedly watched "Lord of the Rings" war scenes to gauge when battle fatigue kicks in and looked for opportunities to pare away action so that the moments of violence and loss would feel more meaningful.
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With the bull market in U.S. stocks hitting new highs, some investors are searching for ways to pare their exposure to the small group of technology and communications stocks that has fueled market gains for years.
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"It all depends on the direction of the dollar and our forex strategists expect a dollar rebound as a result of rate hikes so gold should pare some of its gains," said Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch.
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Just as Playboy transformed from a skin magazine to a branding behemoth during the sexual revolution, a new management team at High Times is looking to pare back its outlaw image to become a lifestyle brand.
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Some 30 years ago, University of Chicago scientists extracted these stardust grains by crushing a sample of the Murchison meteorite into powder and using chemical agents to pare it down to minute specks of silicon carbide.
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Sewing, who has been with Deutsche for almost three decades, announced in late April that the bank would pare back the U.S. and Asia operations of its sprawling investment bank and refocus on Germany and Europe.
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Chesapeake also is refinancing longer-dated notes that will pare $1 billion off its about $9.7 billion in debt by paying the bond holders between 2.23 cents and 70 cents per dollar on the older notes.
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Stock markets, after years of steady increases, wobbled last week amid concern that central banks, which have printed money and cut interest rates to bolster economic activity following the financial crisis, will pare back their support.
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Utah's Republican governor, Gary Herbert, and GOP lawmakers last month sought to pare back November's ballot measure by passing legislation that also limits expansion to 100%, seeks additional federal support and imposes more mandates on enrollees.
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He did not disappoint the traders: He promptly announced that he would halve Sunbeam's work force of 220,000 people; close or sell most of its plants and other facilities; and pare its number of product lines.
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KAMPALA, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling was unchanged on Wednesday but was seen inclined on the stronger side amid some sell off by players in the interbank market looking to pare their hard currency positions.
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Elsewhere in currencies, the Australian dollar skidded 20.2 percent to $258.41, touching its lowest levels since mid-July after weak consumer price figures prompted investors to pare expectations of further tightening from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
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And then it's a question of sitting down with the director and the visual-effects producer, and figuring out how to pare it down so we can afford to do the sequence as effectively as we can.
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The move coincides with steps Germany's biggest lender has taken to pare back its number of clients globally and become more stringent about compliance under a restructuring aimed at turning around its business and raising its capital.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slid on Monday after a plan by major oil producers to freeze production was scuttled, but a Kuwaiti oil industry strike helped the market pare losses and settle off the day's lows.
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The company, which bought rival brewer SABMiller a few years ago and has also acquired several smaller craft beer microbreweries in the past decade, has been trying to pare its burdensome mountain of debt as of late.
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Rubio's team is expecting to become a big target after Monday night -- so much it has already decided to pare back on spending in South Carolina and put that money back on the air in New Hampshire.
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Trump, a Republican who seeks to pare down the central bank's tough financial regulations while keeping rates moderately low, on Thursday named Fed Governor Jerome Powell as successor to Janet Yellen when her term ends in February.
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You don't need to pare down your packing list if you've got the lightweight Joyus Exclusive Packing Cubes, which organize your clothes in a carry-on just as effectively as its luggage shelf, minus the hanging design.
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Plans by the U.S. Federal Reserve to pare back its balance sheet should not be seen as a surprise with a reshuffle at the central bank likely in 2018, Goldman Sachs' chief economist has told CNBC Thursday.
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The proportion of US dollar-denominated debt has fallen from 57% at the end of March 2015, and we see scope for further reduction, in light of its plans to sell towers to pare dollar-denominated debt.
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He prodded the mayor to pare the municipal payroll, ratify contracts financed by productivity improvements, raise taxes and sacrifice sacred cows, including free tuition at the City University of New York and the 35-cent subway fare.
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Advocates' concern is that the GOP will pursue ways to pare the federal government's most expensive budget line items — which also happen to be social safety nets — to offset the price tag of their tax-cut package.
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"But we think any real threat from competing over-the-top services is still some way off – at least until Disney's service comes online in fall 2019 – or until recession hits and causes consumers to pare down."
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Two of the sources with knowledge of the process said that now Chinese authorities are pressing Tomorrow Holdings, Xiao's conglomerate, to pare back its sprawling asset portfolio, which includes stakes in more than 30 domestic financial institutions.
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Republican Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, told reporters legislation would be introduced on Tuesday or Wednesday that would pare back the president's authority under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.
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While others decommissioned their rigs and sold off properties, Mr. McClendon continued to do what he had done at Chesapeake: pare back some efforts even as he expanded others to position himself for the next market shift.
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There is speculation that Warsh could drive the Fed to pare back its balance sheet even faster because he had voiced his opposition to quantitative easing, or the Fed's bond purchase program, when he resigned in 2011.
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Along with other CO2-emitters, Uniper has mapped out plans for how to pare back emission-intensive power production and replace it with more climate friendly gas-fired power plants and other sources, including hydro-electric plants.
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Flannery told GE shareholders late last year he plans to pare GE down to three core businesses: power, aviation and healthcare, a departure from the deal-driven empire building of his predecessors, Jeff Immelt and Jack Welch.
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The Federal Reserve's top regulator, Randal Quarles, is facing heat from both sides of the aisle as his two-year campaign to pare down the massive, post-crisis rulebook for the nation's banks draws to a close.
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More than 100 Republican U.S. representatives signed a letter urging Trump to at least pare back the scope of the new tariffs, which were set to apply globally and were signed into effect without the legislature's approval.
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" A United Nations expert said late last year that efforts by the Conservative government to pare state spending were "entrenching high levels of poverty and inflicting unnecessary misery in one of the richest countries in the world.
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The Australian dollar slipped 0.1 percent to $0.7320, consolidating after rallying on Tuesday when minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) May policy meeting encouraged markets to pare back the chances of a cut in interest rates.
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In a wild session, the managed to pare almost all of its losses, finishing the day down just 0.15 percent after a report that the Federal Reserve may adopt a "wait-and-see" approach to future rate hikes.
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While she does believe that it is ultimately a strong sign for the group, she also expects that "underlying costs are also going to go up for retail," along with earnings growth that may pare or go flat.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far-reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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While automakers like Ford and even Tesla pare down color options to streamline production, Rolls-Royce happily offers infinite flexibility and will hand polish your car for hours to make sure it's as good as it can be.
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Combine the necessity to pare down due to royal regulations with the fact that Markle is just naturally gorgeous, and it's easy to understand why so many of us are majorly girl-crushing on the princess-to-be.
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The decision to pare its LNG project portfolio follows the go-ahead of a giant Royal Dutch Shell-led project in British Columbia, and Exxon's focus on LNG projects in Asia, the Middle East and the United States.
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And though the central government has done its utmost to pare the country's budget deficit, mindful that interest payments guzzle up around a third of central-government tax revenue, state chief ministers have spent much of the saving.
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The Arnott's stalemate highlights a broader challenge for the food industry, as a number of Big Food brands like Kraft Heinz, Kellogg and General Mills look to pare down their portfolios to focus their fights on nimbler brands.
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Pruitt, who was an instrumental voice in convincing Trump to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accord, doubts that human beings drive climate change and believes the agency should pare back regulations on the energy industry.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar fell to a two-week low against a basket of currencies ahead of the Fed's release of its September policy meeting minutes where it decided to pare the central bank's $4.5-trillion balance sheet.
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"It's a great business that Newell didn't want because, remember, they're trying to pare back their portfolio and embrace the consumer, but Loree and his team realized that these brands could really broaden the company's reach," Cramer said.
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U.S. Treasury yields have risen to three-week highs and the dollar is up more than 1% this month after jobs data led money markets to pare back expectations for rate cuts at the Federal Reserve's July meeting.
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Whether your goal is to save precious counter space, pare down your kitchen essentials, or speed up the time it takes for your pasta to get from pot to plate, you'll love this cheap and convenient kitchen tool.
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While the insurers are betting on lower penetration and rising income levels bolstering demand for their products, the government's plan to pare its stake in five state-run general insurers through IPOs is also going to drive offerings.
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Whether it remains available may become an early test of the Trump administration's determination to pare back environmental regulations frowned on by the industry and to retreat from food-safety laws, possibly provoking another clash with the courts.
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Until Mr. Sewing, an expert in risk management, took over, Deutsche Bank was dominated by investment bankers who resisted attempts to pare back those operations, which include businesses like trading in currencies or helping companies to issue bonds.
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They issued a bill in 262 that would pare back secrecy laws in Delaware and other states by forcing them to collect information about the true owners of companies, thereby making the facts more accessible to law enforcement.
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The drop on Thursday was not as bad as futures had suggested, with battered stocks such as top miner BHP Billiton and its spin-off South32 both climbing off recent lows, helping to pare the market's overall losses.
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The current calamity is the first major crisis for the administration of President Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right leader who promised to pare back enforcement of environmental regulations and to open up protected areas to the mining industry.
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Republicans in Congress or at a Republican-controlled FCC under a Trump administration could also pare back new privacy rules adopted in October that subject internet service providers to stricter rules than those faced by Google and other websites.
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Just over a year since Thiam laid out his strategy for Switzerland's second-biggest bank, analysts had expected Credit Suisse to take another axe to costs and pare back profit targets which had long been viewed as too optimistic.
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News of the restart also strengthened the front-month futures spread between July and August U.S. crude futures WTCLc1-WTCLc2 from the weakest levels in nearly three months and helped U.S. crude futures pare losses, traders and brokers said.
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Those Democrats argued that any deal eventually cut with House Republicans would likely pare back Obama's original request even further so Senate Democrats should fight to preserve as much of it as they can in the Senate bill now.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Asian currencies are set to pare gains this year that they made in 2017 as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates further and Asian central banks proceed cautiously, cushioned by solid growth expectations, a Reuters poll showed.
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News of the restart also strengthened the front-month futures spread between July and August U.S. crude futures from the weakest levels in nearly three months and helped U.S. crude futures pare losses, traders and brokers said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo's government is unlikely to make major changes to the plans for several 12020 Olympic Games venues, including one it had proposed moving elsewhere, but it will make efforts to pare costs, Japanese media said on Thursday.
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Monte dei Paschi and its advisers, JPMorgan and Mediobanca, are currently considering the option of converting the bulk of the lender's subordinated debt into equity to pare back a planned five billion euro cash call, sources said on Tuesday.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose early in the day and began to pare gains in the late afternoon, settling at $51.79 a barrel, up 0003 cents or 0.21 percent, before retreating to as low as $51.11 a barrel.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Valeant Pharmaceuticals considers a multibillion-dollar auction to pare down $30 billion in debt, its challenge will be choosing which assets to sell without compromising any of its key businesses, analysts and investment bankers said.
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That doesn't sound like much, but the overhaul is supposed to give the app something resembling a modern design, pare down its long list of options into a more digestible format, and start to make helping users a priority.
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MELBOURNE, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Some banks have begun to pare back credit lines to smaller trading companies holding industrial metals in South Korea amid escalating tensions over North Korea's nuclear and missile program, two industry sources said this week.
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Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at Lindsey Group, said the market could also be anticipating tighter monetary policy next year when the Fed continues to pare back its bond buying and the European Central Bank also slows its purchases.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - High-yield emerging market currencies will probably pare this year's losses over the next 12 months provided monetary stimulus shows up in time in major economies to avoid a global recession, a Reuters poll found on Wednesday.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - High-yield emerging market currencies will probably pare this year's losses over the next 12 months provided monetary stimulus shows up in time in major economies to avoid a global recession, a Reuters poll found on Wednesday.
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Scores of multinationals use the Netherlands to pare their tax bills but the Dutch, who bore tax hikes after the financial crisis, are growing increasingly hostile to minimizing company tax, which is legal and has gone unchallenged for decades.
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Under Mr. Powell's leadership, the Fed will presumably continue on its projected path of raising its interest rate three more times next year, as well as continuing to pare back its massive balance sheet of Treasury notes and bonds.
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President Trump and the Republicans are eager to pare back or even close the bureau, and the president wasted no time in appointing Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, as interim director as well.
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" He added: "At a certain point you have to weigh viability and, like it or not, polls follow media coverage, media coverage follows polls and voters are using these debates to help them figure out and pare down candidates.
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The carrier has already cut nearly all flights to and from mainland China and has said it would pare back flights across its network as it faces its biggest emergency since the depths of the financial crisis in 2009.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the bull market in U.S. stocks hits new highs, some investors are searching for ways to pare their exposure to the small group of technology and communications stocks that has fueled market gains for years.
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He said that his conversations with American officials had explored the possibility of an agreement that could lower some tariffs and potentially pare back some of the health and sanitary standards that block agricultural products from each others' markets.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch equity strategists screened stocks of all sizes for those that may be ready to pare back dividends, but also those that may be set to raise them, and or even start to make payouts.
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The dividend cut should allow Anheuser-Busch InBev to save about $4 billion in cash a year, which it could use to pare back its debt, said Pablo Zuanic, an analyst with Susquehanna International Group, in a report Thursday.
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Earlier in the week, rival Hasbro Inc reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit as sales of toys based on big movie successes, Avengers: Infinity War and Black Panther, helped it pare losses from Toys 'R' Us' liquidation.
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ET. Canada's main stock index fell to a one-week low on Wednesday as weaker-than-expected bank earnings dragged down financial stocks, but higher crude oil prices helped pare some of the losses, providing support for energy stocks.
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Oil rose on Wednesday to pare some of the previous day's losses, partly thanks to a weaker U.S. dollar, but the limited likelihood of a near-term agreement among the world's biggest exporters to rein in production kept gains in check.
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John Zolidis, an analyst at The Buckingham Research Group, said prior to Target's earnings release that he hoped the company would pare back its previous goal to increase comparable sales by 3 percent annually, which it announced at last year's meeting.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to place "regulatory reform" task forces and officers within federal agencies in what may be the most far reaching effort to pare back U.S. red tape in recent decades.
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The company, which has been divesting non-core assets to pare its debt and become a pure-play U.S. oil producer, also cut its full-year capital expenditure guidance by $50 million to a range of $433 billion to $1.9 billion.
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In recent days, the airline has cut nearly all flights to and from mainland China and has said it will pare back flights across its network as it faces its biggest emergency since the depths of the financial crisis in 2009.
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Aetna became the latest big insurer to pare back on providing individual health plans under the Affordable Care Act when it announced Monday it would bail out next year from 11 of the 15 states where it sells the plans.
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So in order to get down to a truly minimal genome, scientists must take an existing genetic sequence and pare it down themselves, cutting away all the nonessential genes until they end up with only the ones that are absolutely essential.
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The administration would like to pare back Medicaid, the government health-insurance programme for the very poor, to the bone by eliminating the expansion of the programme made under the Affordable Care Act and cutting $1.5trn in spending over a decade.
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French President Francois Hollande may have been at the center of the Sterling free-fall last week, but his government sees no reason to pare back its rhetoric over the U.K's Brexit from the European Union in order to calm markets.
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Refugee resettlement agencies are preparing to shutter more than 20 offices across the United States and cut back operations in more than 40 others after the State Department told them to pare their operations, according to plans seen by Reuters.
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JPMorgan and Capital One passed the test though both had to pare back their capital plans, after initial plans showed that each would see capital levels drop below regulatory minimums under a severe economic downturn, according to a senior Fed official.
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When Megan Draper (Jessica Pare) appeared in Mad Men's sixth season (set in the late '60s) wearing a Sharon Tate-inspired T-shirt, a slew of conspiracy theories about her impending death at the hands of Charles Manson flooded the internet.
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ConocoPhillips' most recent sales of Canadian oil-sands properties and U.S. natural gas wells for a combined $16 billion will part with nearly 30 percent of its proved reserves in order to deliver near-term shareholder payouts and pare debt.
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But economists still expect China to lose momentum in coming quarters as Beijing forces local governments to pare back infrastructure projects to contain their debt, and as property sales cool further due to strict government controls on purchases to fight speculation.
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The company, which has been divesting non-core assets to pare its debt and become a pure-play U.S. oil producer, also cut its full-year capital expenditure guidance by $50 million to a range of $1.8 billion to $433 billion.
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Mr Liu is also widely believed to be the man behind an article in 2016 in the People's Daily, the party's main newspaper, which called for more vigorous tactics to pare back the economy's debts than the prime minister wanted.
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Russian energy minister Alexander Novak and a senior Gulf OPEC delegate suggested that major oil producers may pare production in an effort to ease a global supply glut that has hammered oil prices over the past year and a half.
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