Queen Elizabeth I, England's monarch in the 16th century, vehemently condemned prophecy on the grounds that it could precipitate — and might in fact be intended to precipitate — the very events it foresaw.
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Corals, mollusks, and marine microorganisms all precipitate calcium carbonate shells.
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What types of military actions might precipitate compromise, not catastrophe?
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Why precipitate the end months before the end of tenure?
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"We show ocean acidification can precipitate ecological collapse," Henehan added.
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This is why leaving now will precipitate a global economic drama.
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Prolonged drought can precipitate early marriage, as families contend with scarcity.
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Instead, such an action might precipitate the end of his presidency.
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So what happened to precipitate such a rapid drop in value?
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Catholic grievances over discrimination fueled animosities that helped precipitate the Troubles.
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Now, his bid for power - if successful - could precipitate her demise.
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In a two-party system, such behavior can precipitate a crisis.
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S. trade tension, which could precipitate a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
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In politics, as in economics, expectations can precipitate the dangers they foresee.
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Such an intervention would precipitate a political crisis with an unpredictable outcome.
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The rush allows Mantel to capture the precipitate nature of Cromwell's fall.
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Maybe displacing 2 million barrels a day won't precipitate another oil crisis.
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The subsequent decline was precipitate, down to below 3% by mid-21980.
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It would also precipitate a genuine constitutional crisis and a fierce court battle.
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It would invite instability on China's borders, precipitate a refugee crisis, or worse.
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Trump fired Comey in May 85033, a decision that helped precipitate Mueller's appointment.
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They are afraid, afraid to precipitate events; afraid to believe what they see.
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Attacks like 85033/11 demonstrate how consequences can exceed events that precipitate them.
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What researchers want to know is this: Why do these injuries precipitate arthritis?
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The very insistence that powerful women necessarily be feminists can precipitate their fall.
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Mr. Liberman quit in protest last November, helping to precipitate the April elections.
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Such a test could precipitate another "fire and fury" response from Mr. Trump.
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"I don't think we should do anything to precipitate an inversion," Harker said.
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Shocks can precipitate a switch in sentiment by weakening links in the great chain.
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"They are getting more realistic and that will precipitate more M&A," he said.
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Such a move would be unprecedented and controversial, and could precipitate a political crisis.
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The battle for Hawija, IS's last enclave in central Iraq, could precipitate a showdown.
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The particles get bigger so they will precipitate and they can get it out.
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If history repeats itself, the rise of this insider-outsider conflict should precipitate depolarization.
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It is unclear whether Pompeo's meeting could precipitate another summit between Trump and Putin.
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Such inner turmoil and rage precipitate a familial destructive environment, which often includes SGBV.
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Millennials have been through disaster before, and we know that crises can precipitate change.
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And the heavier sections of the drama are managed in a tense, precipitate style.
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No president in his right mind would precipitate a conflict to postpone an investigation.
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Any of these outcomes are likely to precipitate more financial hardship in the future.
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Domestic unrest in Iran could prompt its leaders to precipitate a distracting crisis abroad.
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Still, this technological shift forecasts a possible attention shift that will precipitate a dollar shift.
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A mistaken signal of a U.S. attack could precipitate a massive "preventive strike" from Russia.
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Nor was any other anti-fascist musical children's film expected to precipitate a merchandising bonanza.
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It suggests that milestones — like marriage — that often precipitate buying a home are happening later.
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Democrats have warned that any move against Mueller or Rosenstein would precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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That caused dissolved minerals to precipitate out of the water as a rock called dolomite.
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They're worried "if they squeeze too hard," they could help precipitate a "collapse," he says.
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All this will hopefully precipitate a renewed interest in her fascinating painterly and cinematic visions.
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Firing him for his "pedo guy" tweet could precipitate a crisis of confidence among investors.
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Given the precipitate decline of the Democratic Party in Missouri, McCaskill's victories have been remarkable.
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The escalation could precipitate an international crisis and increase the likelihood of a military confrontation.
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It was fun listening to her precipitate the events of her life in her essays.
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And experts warn that a US drawdown could precipitate a collapse of the central government.
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If the negotiations fall apart, it could precipitate a major crisis for Britain's government and Parliament.
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A danger is that standing still and resting on your laurels can precipitate a swift tumble.
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You're going to see a shutting down of this conversation, initially, and anything can precipitate it.
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It also helped precipitate a decline in the value of the Egyptian currency in recent months.
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That said, Chapman did precipitate major rule changes, and in so doing left a lasting legacy.
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But it took more than high valuation numbers to precipitate those ugly declines in the past.
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And would the partitioning of the internet precipitate a slowing, or even a reversal, of globalization?
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Perhaps Manafort has again hedged his bets, hoping to mitigate his situation or precipitate a pardon.
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In O'Neil's narrative the men's self-destructive behaviors seem to precipitate the catastrophe that befalls them.
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Nothing would precipitate the fall of our nation more than the eradication of the free press.
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"[Calcium] can either precipitate and form a lining in scale in a pipe or not," Belitz said.
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Australians have grown sick of the insecurity they precipitate, and profess historically low trust in their politicians.
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It must also invade that tissue and precipitate within it, which pyrite is particularly good at doing.
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The resulting "shale boom" basically doubled US crude oil production and helped precipitate the global price crash.
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These factors would create a state of unrest that would almost certainly precipitate a severe government reaction.
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Research on loss aversion thus suggests that the repeal would precipitate a political firestorm of epic proportions.
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"Somewhere in there we thought, maybe we don't need to precipitate calcium carbonate at all," Kavazanjian said.
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It seemed to precipitate a certain outcome — the kind that might be sensational enough to spread online.
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Many of those curious first travelers keen for a more authentic experience will inadvertently precipitate the problem.
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It could yet precipitate the end of the last vestige of the empire: the United Kingdom itself.
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My sinking morale sapped my enthusiasm for my work, which in turn could precipitate Bill's next attack.
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Young believes Cabello&aposs story could precipitate a number of scammers wanting to reap in the rewards.
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Is it a bear market that precipitates forced selling or does forced selling precipitate a bear market?
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This would precipitate sweeping regulatory changes and, probably, fights with farmers over opening up to American pork imports.
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"It is likely that external triggering events precipitate AMI only" when there is a biological predisposition, said researchers.
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Despite signs of economic recovery, many in markets worry that a precipitate withdrawal of stimulus could cause turbulence.
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It can invite the transcendence of mute emotion, but it can also court unreason, the precipitate of violence.
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The United States had urged the Kurds not to hold the referendum, worried it would precipitate a backlash.
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I consciously relaxed my muscles whenever I focused on a task that could precipitate a tension-induced headache.
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"I can't see a specific catalyst unless it's higher interest rates that would precipitate a decline," he said.
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On the other hand, this latest milestone may precipitate a shift in the way the asset class is traded.
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Indeed, the stream of embarrassing expositions we published may well have served to precipitate the downfall of that government.
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Failure to do so could precipitate a Syrian offensive in Idlib, the last bastion of the anti-Assad opposition.
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The big picture: A nuke test would infuriate China, and launching an ICBM could precipitate a U.S. military strike.
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Then, when the metal-laden water reaches strata where oxygen is scarce, its dissolved contents will precipitate and accumulate.
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Maybe CMS had to precipitate a crisis before it could muster the political will to do the right thing.
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Yet the long-term stress, constant rejection, and crushing poverty often encountered along the way can precipitate a breakdown.
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The tech industry has catalyzed a new generation of hate groups looking to provoke tensions and precipitate violence online.
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Dvorkin said the relationship should precipitate an investigation into whether Hannity misled his managers about his connection to Cohen.
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The inability to finance or to insure property could be enough to precipitate a collapse of the local market.
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He drew and painted figures whose movements precipitate space, just as much as they need to accommodate their gestures.
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It is still possible to precipitate a positive series of outcomes for the United States, Turkey and NATO allies.
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That helped precipitate the decline in long-term bond yields, although yields had been trending lower for some time.
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That helped precipitate Mahathir's resignation in a bid to form a unity government that could have bolstered his power.
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Depleting the body's friendly bacteria may precipitate asthma and other allergic diseases, and may elevate risk for some autoimmune diseases.
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Some scientists, though, have already begun urging their colleagues to recognize the potential disasters that gene drive technology could precipitate.
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He eventually discovered and stole the Elder Wand, which he used to precipitate his brutal rise to power across Europe.
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Children may have difficulty transitioning from the tablet to another activity, and its removal can precipitate a tantrum or meltdown.
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If Venezuela did halt oil exports to Cuba, it would not necessarily precipitate a political crisis, experts and bloggers said.
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This would precipitate a situation in which Republicans falsely allege fraud and refuse to accept a Democratic victory as legitimate.
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And so its success depends on a high degree of cooperation; even a small number of holdouts can precipitate a crisis.
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He has now managed to precipitate yet another election, after which the Brexit drama may or may not find a conclusion.
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She still heard the boys' soft, precipitate voices, still heard them speaking with that reckless trust she feared she had betrayed.
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SHELTON: You're talking to a guy that was looking to really precipitate action and I would say the answer was no.
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All these steps indicate a better understanding of shortcomings in trade and a quick-footed willingness to precipitate a curative impact.
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Host Chuck Todd pressed Warner on whether there was an actual crime in play that could precipitate the impeachment of Trump.
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And to all Americans, I ask you, I implore you, do not let this week precipitate a new normal in this country.
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Parliament convenes on Tuesday to debate a report on the four-party coalition government's performance, which could precipitate a no confidence vote.
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But any hint of further trouble for Trump's agenda, especially his proposed tax cut, could precipitate a stock market correction, investors warn.
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Then these droplets need to grow to a size where they precipitate out of the cloud, finally falling where and when required.
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Gold has pulled out of a precipitate bear market; it fell by 44% between September 2011 and the end of last year.
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If Washington persuades more officers and officials to switch sides, it could help precipitate the beginning of the end of the war.
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Certain bacteria, including Bacillus pasteurii, Bacillus pseudofirmus, and Arthrobacter crystallopoietes actively precipitate crystals around their cells in a process known as biomineralization.
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The SDF said the battle against Islamic State had reached a decisive phase that required more support, not a precipitate U.S. withdrawal.
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The IMF explicitly warns that failure to do so could very well spook the markets and precipitate a Brazilian exchange rate crisis.
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A yet more serious risk of U.S. automobile tariffs is that it could precipitate another round of the eurozone sovereign debt crisis.
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As for the census, astonishing as it is to have to say, defying the Supreme Court's order would precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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This is the substance that deposits plaque on the walls of arteries, plaque that can eventually precipitate a heart attack or stroke.
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Those possibilities — and the danger that lethal machine errors could precipitate bloodier conflicts — will require close cooperative measures between robot-armed nations.
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"While some seem to think otherwise, nothing we are considering today is precipitate or rushed," Ingram told the board before the vote.
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Maduro claims the Trump administration has tried to precipitate a coup in Venezuela and has praised the armed forces for their loyalty.
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" Constitutional crisis The anonymous author wrote the 25th Amendment was ultimately not invoked because "no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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Journalists at the paper were accused of seeking to precipitate the coup through "subliminal messages" in their columns before it happened, Anadolu reported.
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In her precipitate condemnation of President-elect Trump's selection of Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt to head the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Gov.
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The person said that the killing could "precipitate" moves abroad by those who feel the risks of staying in Bangladesh are too great.
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While it won't spark an overnight shift, it could precipitate a longer-term movement toward on-demand live sports streaming, including from leagues.
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We spoke about the reasons why — since an exhibition at the Jewish Museum would seem to precipitate some discussion of a Jewish link.
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His colleague, the Brexit secretary Stephen Barclay, said that if Parliament voted for a soft Brexit plan, it could precipitate a general election.
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A previous EPIC complaint about Facebook helped precipitate a consent decree requiring the company to give users more control over their personal details.
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This involved the two criteria he saw as the means of escaping self-deception: courage and the askesis such an experience could precipitate.
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Despite this tough line, EU leaders do not want to precipitate a no-deal Brexit, for which neither they nor Mrs May are prepared.
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The Treasury said a credit downgrade to sub-investment grade, or "junk" status, could trigger a sharp reversal of capital flows and precipitate recession.
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Competition for the high-priced beans has sparked violence between vigilante farmers and thieves - and a precipitate drop in the quality of the crop.
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This indeed should be considered as "taking advantage" of U.S. innovators, especially when health or financial crises that might precipitate their use don't exist.
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Because, at that point, any unexplained move that looks like it could involve preparations for a nuclear strike could precipitate an American preëmptive response.
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Some aid is bound to come in, especially along the porous border with Colombia, which could precipitate either a domino effect or further backlash.
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"We shouldn't assume that the cases of the next decade or two will precipitate the same ideological division as today's cases," Professor Strauss said.
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But not heeding it might well precipitate a no confidence vote in the government by a coalition of the opposition and Tory Remain MPs.
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In the past when the opposition has explored riskier and less democratic alternative paths to precipitate a political transition, the outcome has been elusive.
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Mr. Guaidó's recent efforts to fracture the armed forces through diplomatic isolation and international sanctions and that way precipitate a government transition have failed.
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Hamas clerics and politicians at the rear dispatching women and teenagers to the Israeli border to precipitate an armed conflict personifies cowardice and selfishness.
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Because a rejection of the deal at that late stage could precipitate a disorderly and economically damaging "cliff edge" exit from the bloc, Mrs.
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"Certainly, if Iran were to precipitate that, it would be a suicide gesture," Petraeus said from the sidelines of the SALT Conference in Las Vegas.
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The minerals precipitate, and if there are microbes on the rocks as they're forming from that precipitation, those microbes effect the shape of the rock.
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The Treasury has said a credit downgrade to sub-investment grade, or "junk" status, could trigger a sharp reversal of capital flows and precipitate recession.
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Turnbull is the country's fifth prime minister in the last decade, and there is already a constitutional crisis brewing that could precipitate an early election.
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"Probably this is not going to precipitate into something like the Tatas," said R.K. Gupta, managing director at Taurus Asset Management, which owns Infosys shares.
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Disney helped to precipitate the decline in media stocks in August 2015 when it reported a quarter that had a weaker than expected ESPN forecast.
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Warren denied such a move precipitate a constitutional crisis and argued that the op-ed presented a clear need for change in the oval office.
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But it is the flow of people into the European Union that has had the greatest geopolitical impact, and helped to precipitate the British vote.
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But if Trump were to veto either the individual spending packages or the CR, it would precipitate a shutdown just weeks before the midterm elections.
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Q. You write about the times when you decided to walk away from cases — including high-level executives who helped precipitate the 2008 financial crisis.
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The rush may also precipitate a classic heart attack, in which a clot blocks blood flow, or an arrhythmia, in which the heart revs wildly.
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In theory, such R&D can precipitate systemic change similar to how, over time, developments in computer technology have led to changes in civilization's infrastructure.
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At the same time, dark storm clouds are gathering that could precipitate a large U.S. stock market decline well before the first week of November.
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"The changing geopolitical context and rising trade tensions are fueling uncertainty and could precipitate a slowdown," the WEF said in a press release on Tuesday.
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The unveiling of that idea, and her subsequent flip-flop on it after a public outcry, seemed to directly precipitate her drop in the polls.
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The specialist thoroughly explained the scientific background of migraines and what medications and lifestyle changes would be needed to precipitate a change in their daily occurrence.
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But Sumner argues that this won't be so easy in practice, because any announcement of a switch to a new currency would precipitate a financial crisis.
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The incident helped to precipitate the Orange Revolution of 2004/05, which resulted in an election re-run and the victory of an opposition presidential candidate.
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In the annual report, 21st Century Fox noted that allegations of misconduct could still "impact the operations and management" of Fox News and precipitate future litigation.
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That, on its own, won't precipitate a bear market, but it could be a catalyst for one if the central bank hikes too much, too fast.
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PMDB's move to abandon the coalition could precipitate the impeachment of Rousseff — who is charged with corruption — by freeing its members to vote for her removal.
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Despite expert warnings that new Russian missiles could easily reach targets around Europe, Stoltenberg has said their development is unlikely to precipitate another retaliatory build up.
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After we were told we could drive away, I asked her enough questions to precipitate the infamous "talk" that many Black parents have with their children.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, predicted last month that the loss of territory would precipitate a loss of credibility.
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If the United States ignores or withdraws from the group, it could precipitate a breakdown in global trading rules and a new era of global protectionism.
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If the alleged event took place in Montgomery County, that might precipitate further investigation: there is no statute of limitations on rape and attempted rape in Maryland.
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Journalists at the paper were suspected of seeking to precipitate the coup through "subliminal messages" in their columns before it happened, the state-run Anadolu agency said.
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When the Republicans' legislative agenda started drifting sideways early in Donald Trump's presidency, it became easy to see how their dysfunction could precipitate a massive economic crisis.
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If Trump can persuade China that its own commercial interests require disengagement from Iran, he might precipitate a collapse of the Iranian regime through an economic chokehold.
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A limited preemptive strike might not destroy all of North Korea's weapons of mass destruction but could well precipitate a massive conventional war on the Korean Peninsula.
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You can see this in the panoply of ways that trauma, abuse, rejection, or other devaluing experiences precipitate brutality, itself an attempt to preserve or regain honor.
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Iran also wants to prevent the return of the port of Hodeida to the control of the legitimate Yemeni government, claiming it would precipitate a humanitarian crisis.
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The mass murder of 49 people at an Orlando nightclub on Sunday should precipitate as big a rethink of how we fight terrorism as 9/85033 did.
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In reality, it most likely will force insurance companies to abandon the A.C.A.'s insurance exchanges and ultimately precipitate a collapse of an important part of Obamacare.
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And the aforementioned gang pops in and out of the book, making you too often forget they're even there, until they precipitate a conclusion that feels rushed.
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He was, however, highly critical of Trump's recent decision to withdraw troops from northeastern Syria, saying the move abandons Kurdish allies and could precipitate an ISIS resurgence.
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Qassim Suleimani of Iran might have on the fight against ISIS referred incorrectly to the American whose death helped precipitate the Trump administration's strike on General Suleimani.
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Also problematic is Mark's simple-minded brother (Josh McConville), whose persistent screw-ups precipitate much of the violence, yet whose character remains no more than a sketch.
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Their fighters lost a civil war in Jordan in 1970; in Lebanon, they helped precipitate the 15-year civil war in 1975 and the Israeli invasion of 1982.
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Well, his luck has now run out -- though he will get little sympathy from critics who long predicted his hard line Iran policy would precipitate exactly this scenario.
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His openly bigoted and pro-billionaire campaign could precipitate the same decades-long rightward shift in American politics that happened after the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980.
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This is a material that packs an enormous amount of surface area into a tiny volume and whose chemistry encourages the aluminium hydroxide to precipitate on that surface.
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"Weakening, or worse, reversing the current policy mix in 2020 would likely precipitate a macroeconomic crisis and possibly also a costly and complex public debt restructuring," he wrote.
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"The Park group should clearly understand that remarks made by its dirty mouths and racket of confrontation with the DPRK would precipitate its miserable destruction," the statement said.
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After all, a market that occasionally stutters or drops could be less likely to find itself in the bubble-like conditions that could precipitate a highly damaging crash.
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Such a move has the potential to precipitate a brutal legal battle between Congress and the executive branch that could go all the way to the Supreme Court.
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If he does, he will precipitate a national backlash of outrage and trigger impeachment proceedings that would doom the Trump presidency — and doom the GOP for a generation.
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Carbonate minerals, which precipitate out of seawater, form the basis of limestone, coral skeletons, and the shells of a wide variety of crustaceans and mollusks here on Earth.
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He worried when Mueller took the post in May 85033 that it could precipitate the end of his presidency, according to evidence obtained by the special counsel's investigators.
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Meredith's heedless actions once again precipitate a disastrous event, but in the second instance this is more deus ex machina than the organic product of what's come before.
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Case law on executive privilege is limited, and many constitutional experts expect that any such claims made by the Trump administration would precipitate an epochal Supreme Court case.
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In the annual report filed Monday, 21st Century Fox noted that allegations of misconduct could still "impact the operations and management" of Fox News and precipitate future litigation.
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The party is on course to lose most, if not all, of its seats, polls suggest, after helping to precipitate one of the pivotal twists in Icelandic politics.
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Janet Reitman's article only confirms my darkest suspicions two Novembers ago that the current president and his cronies are promoting conditions that could precipitate race and class wars.
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If Russia invades, it could precipitate a broader European conflict, and the 800,000 Ukrainian civilians gritting their teeth in the silence between artillery barrages could become eight million.
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In 2015, MBS began a campaign in Yemen that has helped to precipitate what the UN described earlier this year as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
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He now urges an end to legislative filibusters and hints darkly that he will precipitate a government shutdown at the end of September unless the Senate unilaterally disarms.
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While consumer confidence reached a near high for the cycle in January of 2007, it started declining by the end of the year and helped precipitate the recession.
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" Asked about the idea that moving against Mueller would precipitate a constitutional crisis, Schlapp responded vigorously, "The constitutional crisis occurred yesterday when the president's lawyer's office was raided.
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Yet if those activities precipitate a death that might not have otherwise happened, for example if shoveling snow caused hypothermia, that could be considered an accident, he added.
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A precipitate withdrawal of American troops without a successful peace deal between the United States, the Afghan government and the Taliban will lead to a protracted civil war.
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What's more, the sanctions also could precipitate a major crisis with America's European allies, as some of the sanctions could affect European companies that do business in Iran.
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Neither side wants to precipitate a clash, but they're both deeply engaged in unstable situations and there isn't the greatest degree of policy coherence on either side right now.
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But with North Korea making swift advances in its nuclear and ballistic missile programs and threatening to precipitate the first international crisis of the Trump administration, could that change?
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The boy seems to straddle the line between "wholesome" American values and burgeoning, post-war youth subcultures, a fitting metaphor for the social changes the new decade would precipitate.
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If that's not enough, Titan features a unique weather cycle in which hydrocarbon molecules evaporate, condense into clouds (a process called convection), and then precipitate back onto the surface.
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U.K. opinion polls show a very tight race between the leave and remain camps and should a so-called Brexit occur, it could precipitate political upheaval in the bloc.
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" The bottom line: "Given the instability many witnessed, there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment... But no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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Hardly. Six years ago China's aggression over the disputed Senkaku islands, which it calls the Diaoyu and wants to wrest from Japanese control, threatened to precipitate a military conflict.
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Meanwhile, oil firms are conscious of not letting costs inflate at the rate they did between 2011 and 2013, which helped precipitate the oil-sector downturn of 2014-2016.
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But in the longer term, the shock and rethinking it will cause in some circles just might precipitate political and cultural changes we need to stave off climate cataclysm.
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Nevertheless, he added markets would fear that trade sanctions, cutting off Venezuela's only source of foreign exchange, would precipitate default, and perhaps bring about the collapse of the government.
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That in turn could precipitate a crash, officials believe, the Post reportedThe White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider on the report.
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But the problem is that many of these "nature" programs are actually reinforcing the same human-centric and extractive relationships that have helped to precipitate our current environmental crisis.
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The work stoppage came as a surprise because "there were no major issues that we knew of to precipitate this," according to a Port Authority official who requested anonymity.
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"My daughter could have waited patiently for my death instead of doing all she can to precipitate it," Bettencourt said in a TV interview recorded in her later years.
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It remains to be seen whether the president's actions will precipitate a broader shift away from global integration that might echo around the world and outlast the Trump administration.
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For hard-line leave supporters, a referendum is a chance to once and for all kill off the argument to stay, and precipitate a clean break with the bloc.
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Prodded by his hawkish national security adviser, John Bolton, Trump apparently believes he can bring Iran to its knees, perhaps even precipitate regime change, through new and restored sanctions.
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Boycotting Venezuelan oil or oil-related businesses would precipitate a humanitarian crisis; leaving Mr. Maduro to his ways could lead to the radicalization of his opponents and uncontrolled violence.
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The ecological collapse his policies may precipitate would be felt most acutely within his country's borders, which encircle 80% of the basin—but would go far beyond them, too.
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All this is likely to precipitate shifts, adjustments and re-conditioning in global actions and perhaps even entirely new paths and expectations for both international and domestic business transactions.
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But in Hesse, Ms. Merkel's own Christian Democratic party is in the race, and a similar outcome could even precipitate the end of Ms. Merkel's reign, political analysts say.
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Lastly, there is George Papadopoulos, a foreign policy adviser to the campaign, who arguably helped precipitate the investigation when he bragged about his knowledge of Russian "dirt" on Mrs.
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" With amazing foresight, Mr. Biden and Mr. Gelb predicted that a troop pullout, before resolving the political situation, would precipitate "chaos and a civil war that becomes a regional war.
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"Some of the recommendations in this book will strike readers as so radical that they might precipitate a rupture of normal politics, or even a major constitutional crisis," writes Faris.
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But remember, that law - which raised import duties on 890 products in 1930, helping to precipitate the Great Depression - was put forward by Congressman Willis Hawley and Senator Reed Smoot.
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The agreement, reached in the Russian city of Sochi in September, averted an expected Syrian army offensive on the northwest which aid agencies warned would precipitate a massive humanitarian crisis.
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But Baker added it was important to note that neither side had engaged in the large movement of troops or evacuation of civilians which would precipitate a full blown war.
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An escalation there could precipitate an escalation in the Saudi-led war in Yemen, in Saudi Arabia's restive eastern provinces or in Iraq during parliamentary elections next month, he said.
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The sinking of the Sewol ferry, South Korea's worst catastrophe in decades, rattled the nation and helped precipitate the impeachment and ouster of former President Park Geun-hye last year.
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This means we are rapidly approaching the crucial threshold of 1.5 degrees, which will precipitate the risk of extreme weather events and food shortages for hundreds of millions of people.
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There was no fight, no falling-out to precipitate this that I'm aware of, and they had hosted only one gathering there, so they weren't expected to host everything, either.
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Finally, there is a larger tectonic shift taking place in North American and European politics away from the assumptions of market fundamentalism, which helped precipitate the Great Recession of 2008.
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While it is women's rights defenders inside Iran who are making the most arduous sacrifices to precipitate real change, those outside the country are also trying to do their part.
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That could involve interest rate hikes and a slow withdrawal of its asset purchase scheme likely to precipitate a decline in the value of bonds and a rise in yields.
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How does a former student with a bag of weapons manage to make his way onto the school grounds, enter the school, pull a fire alarm and precipitate mass murder?
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Why it matters: Firms are trying to protect themselves from a recession, but their spending pullback could weaken the overall economy — and potentially help precipitate the very conditions they fear.
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China is probably concerned both about North Korea and the United States heading into the Trump-Kim talks, specifically that either side could make decisions that could precipitate a war.
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After this, they immerse the fabric in a copper-containing solution from which the catalyst causes the metal to precipitate and form tiny particles that anchor themselves to the polymer brush.
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Any eruption of sufficient power to provoke such a flood would also have been big enough to precipitate a temporary change in the world's climate of the sort that Radbertus reports.
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"Taking someone off of their hormones is a good way to precipitate a suicide attempt," said Maune, adding that somewhere around 3303 percent of trans people attempt suicide during their lifetime.
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"This very, very hot gas can quickly cool, condense, and precipitate in much the same way that warm, humid air in Earth's atmosphere can spawn rain clouds and precipitation," Tremblay said.
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Any hint of further trouble for Trump's agenda, especially his proposed tax cut, could precipitate a stock market correction, said Byron Wien, veteran investor and vice chairman of Blackstone Advisory Partners.
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That would precipitate a true crisis in Sino-US relations, and force Chinese leaders to decide how much they are willing to risk in preventing a change in Taiwan's status quo.
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This does not precipitate a no-confidence vote, or a successful no-confidence vote, in Theresa May's government and sets the stage for the pound to rise in the coming sessions.
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In a world where production systems are integrated and interdependent across borders, Trump's restrictive trade policies could precipitate a trade war and a recession that would do more harm than good.
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He acknowledges that for all the hit-and-miss nature of the grand improvisations, an economically dominant West did contain Communism and precipitate the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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He had been coerced to step down by the Saudi government, which apparently hoped to precipitate a crisis in Lebanese politics and reduce the increasing influence of the Shiite organization Hezbollah.
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But the exact level of forest loss that would precipitate a tipping point - when damage done to the rainforest reaches the point of no return - is not yet known, Laurance said.
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As you might expect, this leads to a good hour and a half of engrossing panic, but Farhadi is less interested in plot twists than in the psychological revelations they precipitate.
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And in the Anglo-French wars that followed, France generally got the worst of it, while sliding ever deeper into fiscal crisis — a crisis that eventually helped precipitate the French Revolution.
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Among voters, Mr. Zuma helped precipitate the decline of the A.N.C., a party that, thanks to its heroic liberation past, had seemed invincible at the polls just a few years earlier.
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Yet the second benefit of economy-wide labour shortages is that they may precipitate faster productivity growth, which has been disappointing in America—and in other rich countries—since the financial crisis.
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Similarly, Mr. de Blasio said the deaths of two children in close succession, both beaten at home, did not precipitate the departure of the children's services commissioner, Gladys Carrión, in late 2016.
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If she takes a softer Brexit line in Brussels, she is almost certain to face a leadership challenge from within her own party that could in turn precipitate yet another general election.
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This moment helped precipitate what Pollitt calls the era of the "awfulization" of abortion, a central feature of which involves pro-choice advocates unwittingly implying that abortion is something regrettable and unfortunate.
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Though it would be Arsene Wenger, as opposed to Rioch, who would see the greatest return for that money, Bergkamp's transfer to Arsenal would of course precipitate a decade of unprecedented success.
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Chinese leaders have been exceptionally cautious not to threaten the "livelihood," in their words, of the North Korean people because doing so might destabilize and ultimately precipitate the end of the regime.
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Government ministers had acknowledged ahead of the vote that it would test the parliament's confidence in Johnson's relatively new government; could serve to undermine his Brexit strategy, and might precipitate fresh elections.
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The decision to grant this power to Lord Mountbatten, a naval officer nicknamed the "master of disaster" in the admiralty for his propensity to damage warships by precipitate action, was Mr. Attlee's.
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For Merriam-Webster, which seems to precipitate news headlines every time it rolls out fresh batches of new terms, the flurry of attention evinces an enduring interest in denotation, Mr. Sokolowski said.
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Washington (CNN)Bob Woodward's charges that top national security staff find themselves compelled to protect the world from President Donald Trump should, in any normal time, precipitate an almost unprecedented national emergency.
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Some have drawn an analogy between the shooting of protesters and a deadly crackdown in 1978 by government forces that helped precipitate the downfall of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi a year later.
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The Times op-ed writer admits that no one in the Trump administration "wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis" by invoking the 25th Amendment, which allows for the removal of a president.
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Should the increased level of uncertainty precipitate a pullback in capital expenditure plans across the corporate sector then such a dynamic could yet lead to a "deterioration in the growth outlook", it added.
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There's also lingering fear of the next debt-ceiling showdown ending in default — possibly resulting in mass repricing of risk across all asset classes, which in turn could precipitate a global financial panic.
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The more calcium, the more plaque a person is likely to have and the greater the risk of a blockage that can precipitate a heart attack if a piece of plaque breaks loose.
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More generally, if the Trump administration were to implement economic policies that precipitate "a decoupling of Asian economies from the U.S.," then Asian partners could begin to hedge more toward Beijing, Sumpter said.
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Nor does it boost the credibility of the Nobel prize in economics if two joint econometric recipients subsequently precipitate the Long Term Capital Management collapse and its derivative consequences based on their model.
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Police detained the editor and top staff of Cumhuriyet, a pillar of the country's secularist establishment, on Monday, on accusations that the newspaper's coverage had helped precipitate a failed military coup in July.
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"Gender-based discrimination towards girls doesn't simply prevent them from being born, it may also precipitate the death of those who are born," the study's co-researcher Christophe Guilmoto wrote, according to CNN.
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That's one thing that scares Saluzzi — like the mortgages inside the collateralized debt obligations that helped precipitate the crisis, bitcoin's value could be hard to determine and bring substantial risk to the market.
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Reading of such anti-Fascist or Jewish friends as Stefan Zweig, one gets a glimpse of the anguished, hesitant, but finally precipitate abandonment of Europe in the thirties by many people of spirit.
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The precipitate marriage of Carroll Jr.'s parents in 21983, one day after his mother's graduation from Miss Spence's School in New York, had been the subject of fevered coverage in the newspapers.
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Such an announcement would precipitate widespread public demonstrations throughout the Middle East and force Sunni governments to denounce both Israel and the United States, ostensibly two of their most important allies against Iran.
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Meadows on Monday also said that the 2013 shutdown, which House conservatives helped precipitate and lasted 16 days, was not effective in achieving goals such as withholding funding for the Affordable Care Act.
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"It is critical that the Administration has thought out the moves and counter-moves this attack will precipitate, and is prepared to protect our diplomats, service members, and citizens serving overseas," Slotkin said.
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This would especially appear to be the case considering that if there is one thing that can precipitate a U.S. economic recession next year, it is an escalation in the world trade war.
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Mr. Trump's antitrade position has prompted fears that he would precipitate a trade war at a time when global trade is already suffering because of increased protectionist measures in countries around the world.
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Senior Pentagon officials are voicing concern that President Trump's national security adviser, John Bolton, could precipitate a conflict with Iran at a time when the U.S. is losing leverage in the Middle East.
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But, because "no-one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis," they had resolved to attempt to keep the chaotic presidency afloat for as long as it lasted, while minimizing its most harmful impacts.
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Fresnillo said its two development projects - the Pyrites plant for increasing silver and gold recovery rates and a dynamic leaching plant for producing precipitate from pyrite concentrate - had advanced on time and on budget.
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With a presidential election due in October 2019, investors fear that the crisis will precipitate Mr Macri's departure and a return to the disastrous populist policies of his Peronist predecessor, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
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Crossing the aisle may trouble them in the short term, but the choice to err on the side of caution regarding such a forceful and precipitate piece of legislation is one voters will understand.
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In the aftermath, the city of Baltimore has voted to remove a statue of Chief Justice Roger Taney, the author of the Dred Scott decision that upheld slavery and helped precipitate the Civil War.
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Or it could make a more aggressive move and start to enrich nuclear fuel again, a step that could force European states to reimpose their own sanctions and could precipitate a major international crisis.
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It no doubt helped Mr. Di Maio that Five Star members of parliament were unlikely to precipitate early elections, which would deprive many of the anti-establishment politicians of their government jobs and salaries.
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That could potentially "lead to a more precipitate action by the Chinese government to quell the continuing protests in Hong Kong," Prasad said, especially ahead of the country's 70th National Day on October 1.
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Trade-related disputes with Japan and Germany helped precipitate the Crash of '87, while the 13s Smoot-Hawley tariffs triggered "beggar-thy-neighbor" trade polices and turned a great recession into The Great Depression.
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That process is reaching some sort of denouement with Britain less than 40 days away from leaving the bloc and still without any exit agreement, something that could precipitate a disorderly, possibly chaotic, rupture.
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Iran: Senior Pentagon officials are afraid that President Trump's hawkish national security adviser, John Bolton, could precipitate a conflict with Iran at a time when Mr. Trump is losing leverage in the Middle East.
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" The official also said that Trump's Cabinet originally speculated about invoking the 25th Amendment to deem Trump unsuited for office and remove him, but that they did not want to "precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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We are all influenced by whom we know, not just what we believe, but unlike the president we don't have the power to precipitate national conflict or an international crisis when feelings override fact.
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" The op-ed also said that concerned cabinet members at first considered invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office but ultimately decided against it because "no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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"We won't surrender," said a banner held by protesters, echoing a headline in the opposition daily Cumhuriyet, whose editor and senior staff were detained this week on accusations their coverage had helped precipitate the coup.
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"Gender-based discrimination towards girls doesn't simply prevent them from being born, it may also precipitate the death of those who are born," wrote the study's co-researcher Christophe Guilmoto in the Lancet medical journal.
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The insights of the Stanford trustees, Bill Gates and a broad swath of engineers, however, should precipitate a harder look at counterproductive climate policies and at the full scale of the energy challenge at hand.
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She might want to consider the distinct possibility that an unduly tough line on Brexit could precipitate a sterling crisis that could cause her to share the same ignominious end to her premiership as Thatcher.
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An article on Sunday about the effect the conflict with Iran will have on the fight against ISIS misstated the occupation of the American whose killing helped precipitate the United States' strike on Maj. Gen.
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During most of the Obama years, Republicans used legislative tactics to delay or block Democratic bills, precipitate government shutdowns over Democratic budgets and risk default rather than raise the debt limit in a timely way.
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The Quds Force commander has been among America&aposs top adversaries in recent years helping sow discontent and instability across the Middle East for years, but his death is unlikely to precipitate a global conflict.
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Project Investment Input Output capacity Huayue $1.28 bln 11 mln 60,000 tonnes of nickel,Bahadopi tonnes 7,763 tonnes of cobaltQMB Bahodopi $998.5 mln 5 mln 50,000 tonnes of nickel,tonnes 4,000 tonnes of cobaltHalmahera $10.6 bln 8.3 mln 278,534 tonnes of mixedPersada Lygend tonnes hydroxide precipitate, nickel sulphate, cobalt sulphate Smelter Nikel n/a 2.4 mln 76,500 tonnes of mixedIndonesia tonnes hydroxide precipitate, nickel sulphate, cobalt sulphate (Reporting by Wilda Asmarini, Bernadette Christina Munthe; Writing by Fransiska Nangoy; editing by Christian Schmollinger and Jane Wardell)
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"The president-elect's disregard for ethics and precedent and the Constitution in his press conference today are going to precipitate an ethics and constitutional crisis from the day he's sworn in," he told MSNBC on Wednesday.
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The government could be humiliated on the customs union; Tory MPs could precipitate another leadership election; and, if Sir John has his way, they could reject the final deal or send everything back to the electorate.
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Now, new findings reported this week in the journal Nature Geoscience make the case that the effects of cloud loss are dramatic enough to explain ancient warming episodes like the PETM—and to precipitate future disaster.
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Pinker is clear in Better Angles that it might not—for instance, there could be accessible "weapons of total destruction" (WTDs) that precipitate a global catastrophe, or authoritarian demagogues that misuse and abuse their political power.
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According to the Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) such a worst case scenario would almost certainly precipitate a deep economic recession with U.K. GDP likely to decline by more than 5 percent.
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Humanitarian organizations such as the one I lead know from experience that it can take years, if not decades, for countries to recover from the kinds of disasters and conflicts that precipitate the granting of TPS.
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" The author wrote that there were "early whispers" among Cabinet officials about invoking the 25th Amendment to remove the president, but the idea was quickly shut down because "no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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The alternate view is that people living with opioid addiction — and the traumas that often precipitate it, such as violence and sexual assault — have as much right to be validated with their portraits as anyone else.
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That stance led to the departure of one coach, Mike D'Antoni, and helped precipitate a battle of wills with Phil Jackson, who was the Knicks' team president for about half of Anthony's time in New York.
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Trump has railed against multilateral institutions and questioned US foreign aid commitments, and his choice for the World Bank could precipitate a clash with other nations over the US' continued dominance of the global development bank.
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Future competitiveness depends upon federal investment in mission-oriented R&D and the ability of the private sector to partner with government, employing its resources and capabilities to precipitate maturation of the country's assets and ingenuity.
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That would precipitate another financial crisis and threaten the jobs and savings of everyday Americans – putting the United States right back in a deep economic hole, just as the country is recovering from the recent recession.
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KIEV (Reuters) - An investigative journalist whose murder 16 years ago helped precipitate Ukraine's Orange Revolution was buried in Kiev on Tuesday after a delay due to his mother's unwillingness to accept his decapitated body was her son.
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The move, which is expected to precipitate a collapse in all the other regional edicts, was welcomed by the likes of Amnesty International but condemned by far right figures including the National Front Leader Marine Le Pen.
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Carney said there was a risk that the banks which currently quote interbank lending rates that are used to calculate LIBOR might pull out and precipitate the benchmark's collapse, which he added "raises obvious financial stability concerns".
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The death of Wilson is sure to precipitate online chatter within the militant neo-Nazi ecosystem where talk of a supposed FBI hit list of far-right operatives has spread for weeks since the pandemic first began.
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None of the coalition parties currently has a clear incentive for elections, but relations are fractious and could suddenly precipitate a new vote, for example, in the context of the next round of budget discussions in 2018.
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But if Trump used his power to try to coerce a foreign leader into influencing US elections, it could precipitate the worst political crisis of a presidency that has been mired in notoriety from its first hours.
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Their damaging effects include a rise in artery-clogging LDL cholesterol and decline in protective HDL cholesterol, damage to the lining of arteries, and inflammation, which can destabilize arterial plaque and precipitate a heart attack or stroke.
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Royalties for sales of ferronickel and nickel matte will be halved to 2% for each, down from 4% previously, with 2% new royalties also imposed on other nickel products, such as mixed hydroxide precipitate and nickel sulfide.
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"Would it make sense to precipitate a second nuclear crisis alongside that with North Korea?" asked the letter, signed by George Robertson, the former Secretary General of NATO, and Desmond Browne, the former UK minister of defense.
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Project Investment Input Output capacity Huayue $1.28 bln 11 mln 60,000 tonnes of nickel,Bahadopi tonnes 7,763 tonnes of cobaltQMB Bahodopi $998.5 mln 5 mln 50,000 tonnes of nickel,tonnes 4,000 tonnes of cobaltHalmahera $10.6 bln 8.3 mln 278,534 tonnes of mixedPersada Lygend tonnes hydroxide precipitate, nickel sulphate, cobalt sulphate Smelter Nikel n/a 2.4 mln 76,500 tonnes of mixedIndonesia tonnes hydroxide precipitate, nickel sulphate, cobalt sulphate (Reporting by Wilda Asmarini, Bernadette Christina Munthe; additional reporting by Tom Daly in BEIJING; Writing by Fransiska Nangoy; editing by Christian Schmollinger, Jane Wardell and David Evans)
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Project Investment Input Output capacity Huayue $1.28 bln 11 mln 60,000 tonnes of nickel,Bahadopi tonnes 7,763 tonnes of cobaltQMB Bahodopi $998.5 mln 5 mln 50,000 tonnes of nickel,tonnes 4,000 tonnes of cobaltHalmahera $10.6 bln 8.3 mln 278,534 tonnes of mixedPersada Lygend tonnes hydroxide precipitate, nickel sulphate, cobalt sulphate Smelter Nikel n/a 2.4 mln 76,500 tonnes of mixedIndonesia tonnes hydroxide precipitate, nickel sulphate, cobalt sulphate (Reporting by Wilda Asmarini, Bernadette Christina Munthe; additional reporting by Tom Daly in BEIJING; Writing by Fransiska Nangoy; editing by Christian Schmollinger and Jane Wardell)
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French government plans to invest 20 billion euros in an energy transition plan, including 9 billion euros towards improved energy efficiency, 7 billion for renewables and 4 billion to precipitate the switch to cleaner vehicles.
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There you have it: The Trump administration's climate policy (for want of a better word), may precipitate a judicial reaction eventually leading to greater restrictions on fossil fuels than anything contemplated under the regulatory program Scott Pruitt inherited.
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Yellen has also been an advocate for maintaining at least some of the post-crisis regulations that have bolstered bank capital and liquidity while also keeping banks out of business lines that helped precipitate the last, devastating crisis.
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The plant, sited in Indonesia's Morowali Industrial Park, will eventually have the capacity to treat 50,000 tonnes a year of nickel ore, to produce 000,000 tonnes of mixed hydroxide precipitate and 30,000 tonnes of nickel sulphate, GEM said.
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It was unclear why the unit was shutting down, but several global refineries are delaying maintenance and sending workers home due to the spread of the deadly coronavirus, which has helped precipitate a steep drop in oil prices.
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Perhaps what the Secretary will do under his third goal is to make some of these needed changes and leverage and make reforms to the CMMI, which will precipitate greater and faster transformation of the health care system.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump spoke by telephone with Taiwan's president on Friday, a striking break with nearly four decades of diplomatic practice that could precipitate a major rift with China even before Mr. Trump takes office.
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The administration's recommendations will not increase our security — they will instead feed a nuclear arms race, undermine strategic stability by lowering the threshold for nuclear use, and increase the risk of miscalculation that could precipitate a nuclear war.
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We are unlikely to find a silver bullet, one single intervention, that effectively eliminates all types of gun crimes because the underlying factors that precipitate one-on-one violence, gang violence, domestic violence and mass murders are different.
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There's also a risk that "strains building in China's financial system after years of rapid credit growth will precipitate a crisis that in turn will trigger sharp currency depreciation," wrote analysts at Capital Economics in a recent note.
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"We have long known that aspirin can precipitate bleeding, most commonly in the gastrointestinal tract, but most devastatingly in the brain," said Dr. Samuel Wann, a cardiologist at Ascension Healthcare in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Elections in Germany and possibly Italy could harm the euro project while a win for the far-right National Front candidate Marine Le Pen in the French presidential race could precipitate an eventual end to the common currency altogether.
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The Freedom Party presidential candidate, Norbert Hofer, had indicated he might use a little-noticed power of the president to dismiss the federal government, or at least some ministers, a move most observers forecast would precipitate new national elections.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has warned its close ally the United Arab Emirates not to launch an assault on Yemen's port city of Hodeidah, which United Nations experts fear could precipitate a new humanitarian crisis, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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Such an event of default, or other events of default that may accompany the company's decreased liquidity, could precipitate an exercise of remedies by Fortress, including Fortress' taking full control of our assets to satisfy the company's obligations to Fortress.
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In 1985, he published findings in the New England Journal of Medicine of the behavioral differences of just 23 babies whose moms used cocaine, which the media and child-welfare authorities predicted would precipitate a generational spate of birth defects.
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To even suggest that congressional failure to pass one bill or another, or congressional failure to endorse the White House legislative agenda — to even suggest that a congressional failure like that would precipitate a market meltdown, I think is irresponsible.
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The Tory grandees Ken Clarke and Dominic Grieve have even said they would vote with the opposition Labour Party in a vote of no confidence against the prime minister, which — if successful — would collapse the government and precipitate a general election.
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Raising the cost of manufacturing in the United States by imposing even more tariffs will lead to higher prices for consumers, lower overall light-vehicle sales, lower employment levels in the industry and the economy and could precipitate the next recession.
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With three ministers in the cabinet and the third largest representation in Congress, a PSDB break could precipitate the fall of Temer, just one year after the impeachment of Rousseff, whose leftist Workers Party ruled the country for 13 years.
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In addition to a "tincture of time" to find relief from plaguing pain problems, good physical therapy can often speed recovery and, at the same time, teach people how to avoid conditions – including inactivity — that can precipitate or exacerbate their pain.
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And in fact, it could precipitate a legal battle with California and other states -- possibly overturning the authority of the federal government to even regulate legal cannabis businesses, an issue that has yet to be decided by the Supreme Court.
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And Mr. Trump's conveniently timed call was a not-so-subtle reminder to Israel's attorney general that indicting Mr. Netanyahu — a step that would precipitate his resignation as a prime minister — could harm Israel's national security at a dangerous time.
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That's when Davis hired the Klutch Sports agent Rich Paul — who is also James's agent and one of the superstar's closest friends — to precipitate a seemingly ceaseless stream of chatter about Davis winding up alongside James on the Los Angeles Lakers.
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China has signed up to tough UN sanctions on North Korea designed to stymie its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, but has long been wary of cutting off trade completely lest it harm ordinary North Koreans and precipitate a collapse of its neighbor.
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Rockefeller became embroiled in an international incident when in 1979 he and long-time friend Henry Kissinger helped persuade President Jimmy Carter to admit the shah of Iran to the United States for treatment of lymphoma, helping precipitate the Iran hostage crisis.
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Mims, who runs a similar program that uses hip-hop to teach global and US History in New York City public schools, kicked off the event with a performance that urged the kids to go headfirst into the world and precipitate change.
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The desperation is understandable, of course: A horrific candidate like Trump threatens not just to cost Republicans the presidency, but to precipitate a down-ballot wipeout that erases the enormous gains the party has made in off-year elections during the Obama era.
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"If it moves too fast, that's where we might have risk, because capital flows will move back from emerging markets into the U.S. market, and that could precipitate some disorderly adjustments in those other countries," Lagarde told CNBC in a live interview.
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What those ellipsis may have been referring to is the fact that Countrywide business model relied upon issuing mortgages to buyers who couldn't afford them, and then selling those mortgages as high-quality investments — a practice that helped precipitate the 20143 financial crisis.
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What those ellipsis may have been referring to is the fact that Countrywide business model relied upon issuing mortgages to buyers who couldn't afford them, and then selling those mortgages as high-quality investments — a practice that helped precipitate the 2008 financial crisis.
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A note by Capital Economics said one potential concern was that Qatari banks, the dominant sector on Qatar's stock market, might now find it more difficult to secure wholesale financing, which could "precipitate a more abrupt cooling of the country's credit boom".
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Was her decision, in the summer of 2015, to open the border to a million refugees the noble embodiment of a liberal and self-confident Germany, or did it sow the seeds of communal strife and precipitate the rise of the far right?
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Such an auction would "likely precipitate a chain reaction of other banks being pressured to foreclose on other (mortgage real estate investment trusts') pledged securities, all at prices informed by the fire sale that Defendants seek to hold," AG said in the filing.
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By cutting Gaza's supply of electricity and slashing salaries of tens of thousands of authority employees who live in Gaza, Mr. Abbas helped precipitate the financial collapse and brewing humanitarian crisis that Israel, Qatar, Egypt and the United Nations hope to ameliorate.
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But she also offered a message of reassurance to those in the United States who fear that too explicit a U.S. commitment of support could encourage adventurous behavior, precipitate a crisis with China, and draw Washington into a conflict across the Taiwan Strait.
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"To say that that's the end of the investigation, that this is all that Donald Trump needs to fire (Deputy Attorney General Rod) Rosenstein or to fire (special counsel Robert) Mueller, I'll just tell you, this could precipitate a constitutional crisis," Sen.
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The recent loss of key diplomatic voices -- such State Department official Joseph Yun and the onetime pick for US ambassador to South Korea, Victor Cha -- could also precipitate a more hawkish consensus within the White House, according to CNN military analyst John Kirby.
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"The highly unprofessional, biased and prejudiced and unjustified actions of CARE will precipitate a chain sequence of events that will gravely harm the interests of millions of retail and institutional investors having direct and indirect exposure to securities of the company," it said.
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This could precipitate a race to the bottom with China, in which the Zuckerbergs of the world use free speech as a fig leaf while exploiting their users more than ever; corporate overreach in the US would mirror state overreach in China.
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WASHINGTON — Senior Pentagon officials are voicing deepening fears that President Trump's hawkish national security adviser, John R. Bolton, could precipitate a conflict with Iran at a time when Mr. Trump is losing leverage in the Middle East by pulling out American troops.
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The defendants, including Jesse Sebourn, whose beatdown at the hands of Norteños was alleged to precipitate the retaliatory murder, will each receive between 16 and 21 years in state prison, with four of them getting extra time by virtue of their alleged Sureño affiliation.
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Trump was in Mexico City briefly in August for a highly contentious visit that led to widespread criticism of Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and helped precipitate the resignation of then finance minister Luis Videgaray, who was seen as the architect of the meeting.
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It's an unlikely bet for most startups in Southeast Asia, but if Delegate can gain even just a small foothold in the U.S, it would be a massive validation of its business model and niche, and no doubt precipitate that larger Series A round.
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He added that Trump is also likely to appoint a vice chair for supervision of banks (again, this comes from among the seven board members), and this could precipitate the resignation of Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo, who has been playing this role de facto.
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On sanctions, the current strategy of seeking Chinese pressure on North Korea is unhelpful; either China will not impose excessively tough restrictions on North Korea, or they will and it could cause North Korea to precipitate a crisis as a way to alleviate them.
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The SDF is strongly under the sway of the YPG, a Syrian offshoot of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), a fact that creates huge tensions with the US's NATO partner Turkey and may precipitate a raft of political problems once ISIS is defeated.
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Amazingly, the President is yet to face a major international crisis that he did not precipitate — like a close military call with a major adversary or a financial crash, that will require focused, unambiguous leadership and a crack team operating with unity and purpose.
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Jordi Tejel, a historian at the University of Neuchâtel in Switzerland, said that Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson's announcement last week that the United States would support a new, 30,000-strong, Kurdish-led border force in northeastern Syria helped precipitate the Turkish attack.
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By acknowledging in vague terms the existence of a letter accusing Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh of sexual assault — a letter she had held secretly for weeks — Ms. Feinstein helped precipitate the outing of a reluctant accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, just days before a confirmation vote.
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Italy's center-left Democratic Party (PD) has faced down a strong challenge from the right-wing Lega party during a widely-watched regional election that firebrand Lega leader Matteo Salvini had hoped could collapse the country's precarious coalition government and precipitate fresh national elections.
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Trade tariffs between the U.S. and Europe would precipitate a "snowball effect" and the world may soon enter "very precarious waters" if we don't acknowledge the benefits that stem from international cooperation, the head of the UN agency for workers and employers told CNBC.
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The people back home in Beirut were outraged by what seems to be a clear power play by the young Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, because it may precipitate another proxy conflict in the Saudi-Iran war that exists in all but name.
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The Harvard researcher added that US policy-makers need to pay more attention to what he calls "leading causes of life," like building stronger communities that precipitate more vibrant social connections and help Americans rebuild a sense of purpose in the face of financial despair.
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The frenzy surrounding the Nunes memo, which involves such extreme concerns about national security that it may precipitate a crisis between Trump and FBI Director Christopher Wray and the Justice Department, suggests that a cataclysmic event in the Russia investigation could well occur within days.
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The phone call between Mr. Trump and Ms. Tsai was a striking break from nearly four decades of diplomatic practice and threatened to precipitate a major rift with China, which admonished Mr. Trump in a front-page editorial in the overseas edition of People's Daily.
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IF IT MOVES TOO FAST, THAT'S WHERE WE MIGHT HAVE RISKS BECAUSE CAPITAL FLOWS WILL MOVE BACK FROM THESE EMERGING MARKETS OR LOW INCOME COUNTRIES WHERE THEY ARE AT THE MOMENT INTO THE U.S. MARKET AND THAT CAN PRECIPITATE SOME DISORDERLY ADJUSTMENTS IN THOSE OTHER COUNTRIES.
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The latest demand now puts the High Election Council squarely on the spot and threatens to precipitate a crisis for both Istanbul and the entire country, becoming the latest test of democratic institutions already groaning under the authoritarian strains of Mr. Erdogan's 16 years in power.
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The battle to replace him could precipitate the beginning of the end of the Netanyahu government as the prime minister, whose calling card has been national security, faces increasing criticism from his right-wing rivals who say he was too quick to agree to the cease-fire.
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So Trump could either choose to continue defending the CSR subsidies, making payments in the interim and keeping the markets stable — or he could decide to drop the suit, stop the payments, and precipitate a market implosion that could leave many vulnerable Americans without health coverage.
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"When we precipitate aragonite in the lab, just in a bucket of seawater, it forms this very characteristic pattern with very long, needle-shaped crystals," said Nicola Allison, a lecturer in earth sciences at the University of St. Andrews, who did not participate in the research.
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"The underlying politics of this is that so many in the Conservative party are fed up with Mrs May's approach, they've kept her in power because they don't want to precipitate either a leadership election or general election, but this is a crunch point," Begg said.
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While Tillerson and Defense Secretary James Mattis have consistently said the US should exhaust all diplomatic options before considering the use of military force, the loss of key diplomatic voices like that of Yun could precipitate a more hawkish consensus within the White House, Kirby added.
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"If you were to look at the possibility of increased defaults, you'd have to see something to precipitate that, something that we're not seeing on the horizon: For example a sharp rise in the unemployment rate," said Jo Horton, a senior economist at St George Bank.
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According to the affidavit accompanying DOJ's criminal complaint, Litzenburg allegedly floated the purported consulting fee in October, after warning the company's unnamed outside counsel that he could precipitate a mass torts crisis for the company by naming it as a defendant in a publicly-filed lawsuit.
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Even if it turns out that the weekend's hiccup is just a typical Capitol Hill delay en route to a deal, it could precipitate even more uncertainty, since the compromise is certain to fall short of $5.7 billion in money Trump has demanded for his wall.
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Moreover, potassium chloride only makes its solubility worse, precipitating more of the drug out of solution, enough that trying to force in the injection through the precipitate can break the vein, spilling the drugs out into the arm tissue where they're not going to have their intended effects.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Key rating triggers that may precipitate a rating upgrade include: --Prolonged strong operating performance generating EBIT interest coverage in excess of 10x; --Reported RBC above 450%; --Trend of holding-company liquidity managed at 12-18 months of debt service and common stock dividends; --Leverage maintained below 25%.
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"Every time something like what happened in Parkland occurs, one would think that would precipitate some type of action, but all it does is it gets the politicians to say now is not the time, thoughts and prayers, let's not politicize, over and over and over again," Kasky said.
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Rather, the real reason to have been concerned will turn out to be that it will have led to a widening in the U.S. trade deficit, an escalation in international trade tensions and acute stress in global financial markets that could very well precipitate a global economic recession.
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According to the Times report, the officials said Trump's choice to override Mattis' guidance to get congressional approval for the strikes was because he wanted his tweets to be supported by action, despite warnings that not erring on the side of caution could precipitate a larger dispute with Russia.
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There are those who recognize that their uniquely innovative culture is a precipitate of a lot of expensive long-term institutional investment on the part of governments, universities and corporations, and that to function in a democracy you need to worry about stuff you personally don't think is important.
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As the convention emerged mostly as a tee time against the White House, the candidates pleaded with the Granite State's Democrats to look past 2020, casting themselves as solutions to underlying racial and economic frustrations they say plagued the country before Trump's election and helped precipitate his rise.
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"This potential action could admittedly precipitate aggressive selling among concerned market participants, yet share prices would likely recover quickly in the absence of any promises made by the Fed to pare its balance sheet in the short term," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities, in a note.
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Future growth in mobile — and in digital overall — depends on attracting ad dollars away from traditional channels like print and TV. The challenge with doing so is that ads in TV and print are generally "upper funnel" ad dollars — designed to drive awareness and intent instead of precipitate a direct response.
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Worse, from the left's point of view, is the fact that he spent most of the past decade as an executive at Morgan Stanley, a bank that helped precipitate the 2007-08 financial crisis, received a ten-billion-dollar bailout from the government, then fought efforts to reform the financial sector.
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If this reduction in violence is successful, the US and the Taliban could sign an agreement that leads to the gradual drawdown of the 12,000 US troops that remain in the country, which in turn would precipitate the Taliban and the Afghan government beginning formal negotiations on a political settlement.
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It is natural that this point in life—when your kids need you less urgently, your aging parents might require your assistance, your body undergoes significant physical changes, you have to reckon with the gulf between your ambitions and what you've accomplished in life thus far—might precipitate a crisis.
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As the rendezvous with destiny approaches, because of the incalculable stakes involved for the president and the enormous risks this creates for him, America has entered a period of maximum danger in which Trump could precipitate a constitutional crisis by taking extreme actions that many Americans fear he will attempt.
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No secretary quite filled the role of Cordelia, the princess whose principled refusal to flatter King Lear in the opening scene of that tragedy ("I cannot heave/My heart into my mouth") helps to precipitate her father's descent into madness and the play's plunge into eye-gouging, several murders and a small war.
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The PLO lost a civil war against King Hussein of Jordan in 1970; embarked on a campaign of international terrorism, including the massacre of Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics of 1972; helped to precipitate the civil war in Lebanon in 1975; and was evicted to Tunis after Israel's invasion of 1982.
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"The main thing that it will likely do is precipitate broader changes in federal policy in marijuana, which will have immense knock-on effects for the industry," said David Abernathy, vice president of government affairs at the Arcview Group — a firm that courts investment and conducts market research in the cannabis industry.
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"The premise that the trauma needs to be relived over and over in order to heal has questionable scientific merit, because the brain areas that go offline during a traumatic experience and precipitate PTSD are once again deactivated when people are pressed to recreate the horrors of the past," van der Kolk wrote in 2015.
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He recounts a tale of how a cannabis chocolate company in Colorado didn't realize that THC and cannabinoids are heavy compounds that precipitate to the bottom of liquids, so in their 1,000-bar runs, the first 100 bars would get all of the fun stuff, while the other 900 would have next to nothing.
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In more recent times, in response to US and Israeli threats to bomb their nuclear facilities or, as the Trump administration has done, impose economic sanctions on their country, the Iranians have threatened on numerous occasions to block the Strait of Hormuz to oil traffic, squeeze global energy supplies, and precipitate an international crisis.
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" The disclosure of Mr. Rosenstein's comments by The New York Times followed an essay written by an unnamed senior administration official for The Times's opinion pages saying that "given the instability many witnessed, there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th Amendment," but "no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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Pundits still disagree over whether there was an overarching strategy -- to deliberately precipitate a fiscal crisis that would lead to smaller government, or a naive belief that tax cuts pay for themselves -- but whatever the reasoning, Reagan's deficits were unprecedented, and set us on our long-term path of refusing to pay for the government we actually want.
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Conservative South Koreans have cautioned against a hasty move toward this peace apparatus, warning that a peace treaty between Seoul and Pyongyang — while a desired goal ultimately for the two Koreas — if premature could precipitate the removal of U.S. troops stationed in the South and expose Seoul to the North's military and nuclear aggressions without adequate security backing.
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His botched invasion of Yemen in 2015 has helped to precipitate the worst humanitarian crisis in the world, according to the UN. Last year MBS also launched the blockade of neighboring gas-rich Qatar, and presided over the bizarre de facto abduction and short-lived "resignation" of the Lebanese prime minister when he was visiting the kingdom.
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Because Moscow has concentrated a significant part of its nuclear retaliatory capability on the Kola Peninsula, a remote stretch of land abutting northern Norway — any US-NATO success in actual combat with Russian forces near that territory would endanger a significant part of Russia's nuclear arsenal and so might precipitate the early use of such munitions.
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A speech by ECB President Mario Draghi last Wednesday -- alongside unsubstantiated media reports first reported by Reuters -- that the ECB would step in to purchase Italian debt in the case of extreme volatility in the country's bond yields, lent reassurance to investors that the central bank was on guard to act should the referendum outcome precipitate a renewed burst of market jitters.
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" Ben Rhodes — a former Obama official deeply involved in the Iran deal who's now co-chair of National Security Action, a Democratic response to Trump — said during a visit to Axios yesterday that the announcement reflects "strategic incoherence" and a "bizarre" effort "to precipitate a crisis": "It just makes no sense, other than some political impulse that's clearly about Obama.
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The stop the clock both from the standpoint of Brussels allowing an extension beyond March 29 because it's not in their interest to have a crash out and a stop the clock on the part of the parliament in the UK because it's not in their interest to precipitate a crash out either," Catherine Mann, global chief economist at Citi, told CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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