It gave me a lot of pressure for me to close it out and a lot of pressure for her to stay in and I just handled it a little better.
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Behind this fight is a deeper tension in digital journalism: The pressure for convergence is strong Behind this fight is a deeper tension in digital journalism: The pressure for convergence is strong.
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However, "the pressure for real substantive progress is there too."
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Housing stocks have been under pressure for the past month.
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Surging levels of refugees have intensified the pressure for solutions.
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Further pressure for change is coming from the United States.
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Retail has been under pressure for a variety of reasons.
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It cooks on high pressure for eight minutes, and viola!
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"It was a lot of pressure for me," she added.
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Several recent outrages have piled on the pressure for change.
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Pressure for Congress to act mounted almost by the hour.
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There wasn't all this pressure for everybody to look sexy.
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Students "are under tremendous pressure for academic achievement," Hu said.
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Pressure for referendums was growing in the Netherlands and Denmark.
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The Hill: GOP's Tillis under pressure for taking on Trump.
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The federal guidelines came after industry pressure for federal insight.
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There is so much pressure for him to keep playing.
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And there is growing public pressure for them to act.
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You were still under pressure for a lot of things.
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Investments, by contrast, generate "financial pressure for returns," he said.
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There also is pressure for action at the national level.
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But gun makers have been under pressure for some time.
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It barely takes any pressure for pus to start spurting out.
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In their chat, she blamed peer pressure for promoting climate concerns.
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Christian: There's a pressure for us to act a certain way.
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Really the pressure for change has to come from the public.
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Yes, this was Roxy's response to label pressure for a hit.
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"It's extra pressure for everybody," said McLaren's racing director Eric Boullier.
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This causes a lot of anxiety and pressure for a child.
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It also increases the pressure for American- or German-style federalism.
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"This game, it was a huge pressure for us," he said.
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There's a lot of pressure for this movie to be good.
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Zero. Number of times I've been given any pressure for that?
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Democrats in Congress will apply tremendous pressure for a comprehensive release.
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There was no public pressure for Ohio State to dump Schiano.
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That's a huge amount of pressure for an 18 year-old.
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Would the pressure for a happy ending have been too strong?
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But for regular occasions, the pressure for showtime was too much.
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Unfortunately, private pressure for the last decade has yielded few results.
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Erdogan regularly exerts pressure for lower rates to boost flagging growth.
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"I definitely think there&aposs pressure for legislative approaches," Perrin said.
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"It is a pressure for a lot of us," Park said.
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There would've been constant pressure for her to release the returns.
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Why is there pressure for young women to be effortlessly perfect?
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Pressure for a dramatic change in policy is on the rise.
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With the digital world, CMOs now have the pressure for results.
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There was no evolutionary pressure for it to moderate its virulence.
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There would also be tremendous pressure for him to step down.
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Normal pressure for this patient was 130 to 140 over 80.
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Public pressure for more action to protect the rainforest is mounting.
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His fellow Republicans have faced pressure for not censuring him sooner.
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"There's great pressure for chefs to have a story," he said.
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Amazon has also been under pressure for how it depicts Nazis.
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There wasn't major international pressure for the United States to withdraw.
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As elsewhere in Europe, this will increase pressure for fiscal loosening.
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"There's a lot of pressure for economic development," Ms. Ascarrunz said.
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It can really help offload unhelpful pressure for both of you.
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Is there pressure for you to make your films "go viral"?
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But career staff members have chafed under political pressure for months.
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"There's an enormous pressure for conformity," says Ann Selzer, an American pollster.
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But the same loss of momentum has created internal pressure for reform.
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The pressure for him to eventually join the party will remain strong.
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Mr Nunes had come under pressure for his ties to Team Trump.
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"It was a lot of pressure for both sides," Jarre tells CNN.
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Should the spree continue, MPs will once again face pressure for action.
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But I believe that we can actually harness peer pressure for good.
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The firm had been under pressure for years to restructure the business.
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Pressure for prices to rise is expected to increase within months, however.
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Plenty of pressure for world leaders to nail down a fulsome deal.
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Allowing some complementary private coverage also reduces pressure for overgenerous basic coverage.
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Widening the target band could have lessened pressure for further rate easing.
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There's going to be mounting pressure for the president to say something.
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Since then, the internal pressure for higher rates has continued to build.
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There's an increasing pressure for our popstars to be more politicized now.
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There's a lot of evolutionary pressure for big jaws, it would seem.
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That would ease the Irish border problem, and creates pressure for Mrs.
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But pressure for a tie-up has intensified as Nissan's performance flags.
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The pressure for her to exit the race could be irresistible. Rep.
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It's scary for her, and a scary amount of pressure for Sam.
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Keep up that pressure, for the coming months may be particularly dangerous.
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Investor pressure For the energy sector, there is a confluence of pressures.
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SPXHC, down 0.8 percent, came under pressure for a second straight day.
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Absent some countervailing public pressure for the environment, nothing much will happen.
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The pressure for authors to promote their work is greater than ever.
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But others said the trade itself would amplify pressure for reliable numbers.
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I think that's the biggest pressure for everyone: making other people proud.
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Both companies are now also under pressure for their relationship to guns.
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He started a trade war to create pressure for new trade deals.
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Non-consensual pressure for men to have a big penis appears everywhere.
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The government bailed them out, upsetting taxpayers and briefly raising pressure for reform.
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Semiconductor consolidation has been elevated in recent years causing pricing pressure for distributors.
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Healthcare stocks, down 753 percent, were under pressure for a second straight day.
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The Republican lobbyist said there was pressure for executives to attend the announcement.
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"There is so much pressure for us to have it all," says Conrad.
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A more efficient NEPA process likely would reduce political pressure for such exemptions.
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That raises another potential pressure for WorldRemit: it's operating in a crowded market.
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But pressure for change could grow, especially if local industries begin to suffer.
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However, O'Day sees no "short term" U.S. pricing pressure for Roche's cancer drugs.
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Pressure for alliances or full mergers among firms is unlikely to go away.
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They had pills for blood pressure, for the heart, they had anti-depressants.
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"It would have been too much pressure for someone completely inexperienced," he explains.
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Clinton's critics will keep up pressure for the State Department to act quickly.
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Indeed, domestic slack is more important than global deflationary pressure for American prices.
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Pressure for a final rule has lifted recently as energy prices have plummeted.
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Do you feel there's pressure for you to deliver with your debut album?
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This created huge and decisive pressure for members to stay within the fold.
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"There's so much pressure for women to reach the C-Suite," she said.
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Clinton's critics will keep up the pressure for the agency to act quickly.
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There is pressure for these big personalities to deliver big results, Meeks said.
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But there is also pressure for transparency in the long, opaque selection process.
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There is some pressure for China to produce results on the world stage.
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Ben Carson, who is under pressure for spending $31,000 on a furniture set.
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"It's pressure for sure, but more than that, it's a test for us."
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It's a lot of effort and pressure for all those doing the legwork.
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Even without formal government investigations, the political pressure for action has been mounting.
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But insulating patients from costs has greatly reduced patient pressure for lower prices.
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A parent's job is to suppress that pressure for as long as possible.
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You are under a lot of pressure for a lot of the year.
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Lam has been under serious pressure for months, even before the coronavirus hit.
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That's some pressure for sure, but very enjoyable and a lot of fun.
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Schembri's arrest comes amid increasing pressure for Prime Minister Joseph Muscat to resign.
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One of them said pressure for the ouster was coming from the board.
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In the meantime, the pressure for Garrett to step aside won't let up.
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Stronger liquidity at IGLD suggests less pressure for dividend upstreaming from B-Com.
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Silicon Valley has come under mounting pressure for how it handles political ads.
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Where's the pressure for us to even be at the table right now?
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The fatal shooting came at a moment of high pressure for Afghan forces.
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Food prices in Britain have been under pressure for years due to intense competition.
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Pressure for WWF to respond properly to the revelations have come from all corners.
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What we know was that there was board pressure for him to step down.
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"Political pressure for looser monetary policy is likely to continue," Capital Economics' Jackson said.
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His exit comes at a time when Sea is under pressure for mounting losses.
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Mrs May might have to resign, and there would be pressure for an election.
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That's a lot of pressure for just a few days, so let's get cracking.
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By consistently avoiding overpaying on deals, pressure for the next round is naturally released.
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The whole marriage thing has just never felt like a huge pressure for us.
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Critics, however, said euro Treasury bills would create pressure for governments to share liability.
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There is big pressure for a deal in Doha, even without all the participants.
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Fears over terrorism and migration are creating pressure for greater regulation not more freedom.
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This bad publicity creates financial pressure for social media platforms to restrict their content.
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The release comes after Chicago has faced increasing pressure for transparency in shooting incidents.
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Because oil is cheap, the subsidy payments have fallen too, easing pressure for reform.
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Yet it is keeping its annual dividend forecast amid pressure for higher shareholder returns.
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Health advocates are pouring on the pressure for the administration to fully follow through.
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There's often pressure for parents to create the illusion of perfection for social media.
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The other real pressure for some of these large endowments is the prestige factor.
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The market, however, was under pressure for the fourth session in row on Thursday.
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Did the fact that you're breaking barriers result in any added pressure for you?
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But when crime fell in wealthy areas, so did pressure for continuing the reforms.
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I don't know if I've ever put on so much pressure for so long.
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The nonstop divestment campaigning of recent years has built enormous political pressure for change.
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But it's not going to be sustainable to keep up maximum pressure for ever.
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But experts fear pressure for such a ban will ease as the crisis passes.
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But there is pressure for lawmakers to act from both industry and other groups.
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Democrats believe the new documents could boost public pressure for a more expansive trial.
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Those balloons collect data on temperature, wind speed, humidity, and pressure for the NWS.
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And there may be more recalls to come, adding to the pressure for replacements.
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But negotiators faced pressure for answers from the FBI, lawmakers and the Levinson family.
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We were under so much pressure for so long that it&aposs almost all gone.
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Despite the increased pressure for change, Campbell's board shows little sign of shifting course dramatically.
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Such moves also reduce some of the pressure for Uber to orchestrate a liquidity event.
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"We do not feel market pressure for an operation of that kind," she told reporters.
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The event was high-pressure for Clarkson, and not for the reasons one might think.
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There's much less pressure for shows catering to older audiences to depict characters behaving responsibly.
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The automaker blamed poor communication, lax governance and internal pressure for its lack of compliance.
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And in today's very low-interest rate environment, NIM has been under pressure for years.
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Swedbank hired FRA after investors applied pressure for an independent probe into the media report.
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That will, the Russians have to fear, only increase the pressure for yet more action.
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Was the build up of fluid around her too much pressure for her little heart?
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And Mr. Farage's decision could increase pressure for anti-Brexit parties to increase their cooperation.
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Democrats are also ramping up pressure for an independent commission to investigate the election hacking.
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There's a little extra pressure for us because we are known for holding space, literally.
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There are even disturbing hints at congressional pressure for the FBI to keep investigations going.
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Municipal elections later this year also are raising pressure for her government to spend more.
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Prices that reinsurers can charge customers have been under pressure for years amid intense competition.
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There is also pressure for the new wind farms to not disrupt commercial fishing activities.
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However, on the fundamental basis, experts still see further depreciation pressure for currencies in Asia.
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Mounting pressure for Maduro to step down is coming both from inside Venezuela and abroad.
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There is also likely to be increased pressure for individual and commercial defaults, Sanchez said.
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They are under pressure for marketing e-cigarettes to children, enticing them with fruit flavours.
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But the administration prefers to pursue its strategy of diplomacy and economic pressure — for now.
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"Journalists across Burma have also come under increasing pressure for criticizing the government and military."
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"Removing such officials can reduce the pressure for immediate action," he wrote in an email.
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But it's going to take a lot more than public pressure for things to change.
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The NHTSA has come under a certain amount of pressure for not regulating AI vehicles.
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There's far less pressure for people to pretend to be fine with you being butch.
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Rouhani, who is under pressure for his economic record, took a softer stance against protesters.
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All of that means -- I think -- that the pressure for Northam to go won't abate.
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No one likes having their abuses investigated and exposed, or the resulting pressure for change.
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Virality can thus pay off elsewhere, relieving the pressure for TikTok to compensate artists directly.
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He's snapping fresh ones with newly-minted fans to help build pressure for his appearance.
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A sharp drop in metal prices on Tuesday also didn't alleviate pressure for mining stocks.
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But this year's tests, which started on Tuesday, come with particular pressure for Renewal schools.
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Could the sea-change create pressure for legalization of weed for recreational purposes in Mexico?
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If you dare Kim, it creates pressure for him to respond with his own provocation.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been under pressure for some time to support a second referendum.
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And as the world's population soars past 7 billion, the pressure for cropland is only growing.
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That's a lot of pressure for one fragrance — and not a decision to be taken lightly.
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Stacey Gilbert, market strategist at Susquehanna, says market appetite could keep Apple under pressure for longer.
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In China, it's the reverse: There's public pressure for companies to move as fast as possible.
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"They were well-intentioned to prevent the involuntary pressure for women to get sterilized," Tazkargy says.
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She exerted different degrees of pressure for the darker wavelets and the lighter areas between them.
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The Tories and the DUP would resist one, but public pressure for a poll could rise.
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A glut in oil has kept prices under pressure for much of the past two years.
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She's now contacted a lawyer and gone public, hoping to apply pressure for a quicker resolution.
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One night, we swapped massages and felt no pressure for it to turn into something else.
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But Democrats are talking about it, and the pressure for action could start to ratchet up.
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The move could have legal ramifications for Ross and add to pressure for a federal probe.
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Aluminum, used in transport and packaging, has been under pressure for some time due to oversupply.
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And yesterday, MSU President Lou Ann Simon resigned amid pressure for having failed to do more.
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Even if the government's planned reforms pass, the pressure for further changes will not let up.
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There was so much hype and pressure for this to do well, and it deserves better!
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In those meetings, there is likely to be considerable pressure for his administration to change course.
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And as time has gone by, the pressure for Congress to make fixes has been growing.
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We found a machine that checks customers' body mass index (BMI) and blood pressure for free ...
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Internet companies and consumer groups, though, are likely to keep up pressure for the rules. 4.
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If Rubio fails to win Florida, there will be heightened pressure for him to drop out.
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No. There is the same pressure for me as for every single driver on the grid.
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Sessions has faced pressure for months to appoint a special counsel to oversee such an investigation.
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"When we got the funding, it kind of delayed the pressure for an IPO," said Rosado.
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Analysts said Macron is expected to announce new fiscal measures, implying upward pressure for French yields.
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Gibson, under pressure for more rewrites, wrote a scene that became the film's self-referential centerpiece.
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But Western nations are adamant about withholding reconstruction money to maximize pressure for a political transition.
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With the rising pressure for speed, some brands have become more proactive in planning and manufacturing.
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The yen's ascent will also keep the BOJ under pressure for action at Thursday's rate review.
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Without much pressure for change, it's likely the American employer-based system is here to stay.
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KALING I feel like there is pressure for an actress to always be polished and beautiful.
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Now there's pressure for HBO to become Netflix, by spinning out from parent company Time Warner.
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There was intense pressure for the government to regain international credibility by presenting a serious program.
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A worsening diplomatic dispute with the United States has also piled on the pressure for Turkey.
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Andrew M. Cuomo as the pressure for him to reunify Democrats in the State Senate builds.
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Is this level of pressure for large contributions to the operation of a public school unethical?
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Under such legislation, the pressure for Congress to play Robin Hood-in-reverse would be intense.
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So the new law would not alleviate the pressure for thinness emanating from the glossy side.
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Growing global pressure for greater accountability forced the issue to the front of Pope Francis' agenda.
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All of which piled on pressure for the Senate to allow new witnesses into the trial.
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Indeed, the several collisions that occurred within this year piled up pressure for the U.S navy.
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"There's political pressure for this to be done," said one of the people, adding that Sen.
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Free care also resulted in improvements in vision and blood pressure for those with low income.
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Pressure for us was still having some meal money left by the time dinner rolled around.
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The shares rose nearly 5 percent on Monday, suggesting the pressure for a breakup is weak.
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Simply applying pressure for political advantage doesn't amount to such a conflict, earlier commissioners have ruled.
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Rossi quit this month following political pressure for a clean-out of the central bank's top brass.
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So we can imagine that the fed is under big pressure for making the current monetary policy.
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If Biden falters, there may be pressure for him to get out of the way of Bloomberg.
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I'm into it, but sounds like a lot of pressure for kids to be impossibly well-balanced!
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There's still little pressure for start-ups to change their approach because private capital is so plentiful.
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Our network of lawyers will be made available to defend those facing legal pressure for their revelations.
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The dismissal of Pellegrini reflects the increasing pressure for success among the superteams in Europe's top leagues.
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Economies of scale will likewise thin the ranks of driverless contenders and create pressure for government involvement.
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Rossi quit in March following political pressure for a clean-out of the central bank's top brass.
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As a result of the poor performance some firms have come under pressure for their high costs.
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There's now more pressure for the company to stop, to not do anything more, until the election.
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The set of mental actions required to remain calm under pressure, for instance, runs through the cerebellum.
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In part Mr Gove's reversals may reflect some easing of the pressure for more public-spending cuts.
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"There's definitely pressure for me to keep everyone happy," Dallas says at one point in the trailer.
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"The pressure for downward economic growth is huge, we have not hit the bottom yet," he said.
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David Harbour is the first to admit that he's feeling the pressure for Stranger Things season 2.
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Musk has been under pressure for his practice of relaying important business information about Tesla through Twitter.
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Labrador and the two Texans, John Carter and Sam Johnson, started coming under pressure for their involvement.
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That could create pressure for magazines to feature pricier goods in order to bolster the bottom line.
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Democratic candidates in red states, on the other hand, have been feeling intense political pressure for months.
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Although she said she wasn't nervous, the pressure for her to win the gold medal was immeasurable.
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And according to a new report, spend is slowing with more pressure for marketers to prove returns.
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The initiative comes after investor pressure for AmEx to catch up with its competitors, Visa and Mastercard.
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Deutsche Bank has been under pressure for a number of years to trim its investment banking division.
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The Malaysian government is also ramping up pressure for Goldman to compensate the country for its losses.
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"The pound looks set to remain under pressure for now," said Craig Erlam, an analyst at Oanda.
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That also means a lot of pricing pressure for those who are still working with these providers.
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The constant flow of content can serve as inspiration, while also creating a weighty pressure for perfection.
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Their cozy ties to local governments also add pressure for them to support opaque local financing entities.
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More legitimacy for the Communist Party would decrease pressure for the government to institute meaningful political reforms.
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Shell's decision comes in the wake of increasing pressure for cultural institutions to divest from oil sponsorship.
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Another surge for the Sanders campaign could keep health services stocks under pressure for the near-term.
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Pressure for them to do so is particularly intense, as Amazon's automated grocery store finally launches Monday.
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Given increases in extreme weather and climate-related disaster, public pressure for climate action continues to mount.
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Any false steps are bound to bring the heat — and even more pressure for the Senate veteran.
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So there's this constant pressure for people to be looking at what's that next thing that's undervalued.
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The major averages were under pressure for most of Tuesday's session after a stark warning from Apple.
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On Twitter, there has also been pressure for Amazon to stop streaming the NRA's online video channel.
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The bank has been under pressure for several quarters because of multiple probes into its sales practices.
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Freed from outside pressure for growth, the trustees could decide to aim for steady and unspectacular results.
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NANCY PELOSI: Well, I do think that we have a – nothing is too much pressure for me.
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The process could drag on past July, but there is tremendous pressure for Congress to act quickly.
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There's a lot of pressure for investment banks to find alternative revenue sources as trading activity dwindles.
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"The motivation and pressure for these dreams is coming from a place of fear and uncertainty," he said.
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Fitch continues to view overall healthcare spending as a key point of potential expenditure pressure for the province.
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But there would be huge pressure for him to do so in the event of an "out" vote.
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So no pressure for regular collaborative moots vis-a-vis tackling things like botnets spreading malicious disinformation then.
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Health care stocks, which were already under pressure for election season, had massive declines stemming from monster shortfalls.
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The pressure for awards shows has mounted exponentially every year, as Hollywood's inadequacies grow more and more apparent.
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Despite coming under fierce pressure for their handling of the Ghosn detention, prosecutors seem little inclined to compromise.
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There was intense pressure for Sir John Cowperthwaite, the financial secretary of Hong Kong, to join the crowd.
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But oil prices could remain under pressure for some time, analysts say, because global inventories are still building.
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But more generally, funding is getting harder for a number of startups, with valuations under pressure for many.
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Pricing pressure for generic drugs and slower pace of brand price increases have affected the drug distribution market.
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"It was not pressure for sure," Bakanov told reporters, adding that work at the plant was not halted.
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With the Fed on hold, there is less pressure for the rest of the globe to keep pace.
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After decades of media pressure for people to straighten their hair, the public is now embracing curly hair.
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So it actually looks like there's been selective evolutionary pressure for their pupil shape to maximize this phenomenon.
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They stuck to the coasts for the most part so there was little pressure for them to evolve.
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"Should industrial investors step in, this could create double pressure for change from owners and investors," said Dudenhoeffer.
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Pressure for his formal dismissal from Renault appeared to be growing in the wake of the Japanese indictments.
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Exxon has been under pressure for years to be more transparent about how climate change affects its operations.
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And pressure for true protectionism, the kind many BAT opponents say they want to avoid, will rise further.
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And as religion becomes less important on both sides of the border, pressure for Irish unification will grow.
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With so much at stake, Democrats should put aside the pressure for a "one size fits all" message.
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Pressure for further sanctions was "laughable", North Korea has said, vowing to continue to strengthen its nuclear power.
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It is unfortunate that it took so much pressure for the platform to be responsive to those communities.
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Pressure for change is building, however, forcing more food companies to talk about their efforts to be sustainable.
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Our situations are different in that there was no confrontation, no pressure for me to leave — or stay.
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Margins are expected to remain under pressure for an extended period on weak growth and ultra-low rates.
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But the fallout from such pressure, for Kabul and Washington, is being felt far beyond these rural battlegrounds.
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Meanwhile, Texas lawmakers are ramping up pressure for swift action on an aid package that was needed yesterday.
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If they're not able to make some kind of splash, the pressure for them to exit will intensify.
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Growing pressure for independence, however, prompted colonial government to ban the flags as subversive, and most were destroyed.
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Its developer Greg Lambrecht said he used an extra-thin needle and lower pressure for the Becov tasting.
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" And Bank of America said it could "raise public awareness of PFAS and increase pressure for legislative action.
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"It's nonstop pressure for the workers and contractors to get as much done as possible," Mr. Lhota said.
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"We've been seeing a great deal of pressure for market-rate development, not for affordability," Mr. Thorpe said.
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Much of the pressure for a merger has come from the French government, which is Renault's largest shareholder.
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"There is huge pressure for the private sector to get ahead of risk, and please employees and customers."
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There is growing pressure for carmakers to retrofit cars with better antipollution hardware, which would be extremely costly.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.) on Friday vowed House Democrats would keep up pressure for action on gun control.
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That heat includes growing public pressure for companies to take a stand on gun control after the Feb.
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Already, Trump has faced enormous pressure for trying to use national security justification to pursue tariffs on allies.
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A decade ago, Burma observers celebrated the spectacle of a military junta's acquiescence to popular pressure for reform.
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Still, its shares are up more than 50% over the last year, raising pressure for a strong performance.
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Still, Facebook's shares were up more than 50% over the last year, raising pressure for a strong performance.
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However, the political pressure for a second vote is growing as Britain&aposs exit from the EU nears.
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The announcement comes amid bipartisan pressure for Pruitt to come to Capitol Hill, nine months into his tenure.
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There's less pressure for a Star Wars show compared to a new movie — and especially a new trilogy.
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At the same time, lawmakers must reduce the burden of spending that increases pressure for higher future taxes.
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Trump is probably under pressure for American military action against Iran from hardline U.S. and Middle Eastern hawks.
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The problem isn't the CNN "breaking news" headlines that increase blood pressure for the political addicts among us.
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And you push them into one central office that press groups can deal with — and pressure for results.
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The announcements come amid bipartisan pressure for Pruitt to come to Capitol Hill, nine months into his tenure.
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Grandmasters also "sustain elevated blood pressure for hours in the range found in competitive marathon runners," Sapolsky said.
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Go deeper: Democrats step up pressure for Republicans to act on gun control CEOs are America's new politicians
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Obama has not said he would reject the bill, though his administration has applied pressure for more funding.
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There is always more pressure for women not to play sports, and comments like this don't really help.
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Huawei, China's biggest maker of telecommunications equipment, has been under pressure for months by the United States authorities.
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There will be pressure for red-state Senate Democrats staring down tough primaries to vote with Republicans. Sens.
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And today there is this new social pressure, for women to be self-actualized and independent and empowered.
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So it takes a lot of pressure for an organization like that to have to change its practices.
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Both leading and lagging economic indicators suggest there will be no let-up in pressure for South Korea Inc.
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Public pressure for companies to disclose information, like the number of women and minorities in leadership positions, has helped.
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"Whichever party comes to power, government finances are likely to remain under pressure for next few years," he said.
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Many analysts say the Cologne attacks have only intensified the pressure for drastic reforms to the European Union system.
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Go deeper: 2020 pressure for Green New Deal Democrats left turn on climate change Anatomy of climate change policy
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Pakistan has stepped up the pressure for its 1.5 million registered Afghan refugees to return home, citing security concerns.
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Mah highlights this pressure for the founder when she suggested 'the clock it ticking when you take their money'.
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That person can act as a locus for the development of policies and strategies and exert pressure for improvements.
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Marginalized groups' stories are few and far between, which adds pressure for those who choose to write them responsibly.
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Ryan is now under heavy political pressure for not being able to marshal votes in favor of the plan.
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Among dogs, this evolutionary pressure for intra-species cooperation has ground to a halt, and it's starting to show.
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From 2006 to 2011 Dr Loza opened up Egypt's psychiatric hospitals to public scrutiny, to increase pressure for reform.
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A new, even taller one was immediately constructed in its place, though the pressure for Flemish separatism slowly subsided.
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The market had been under increasing pressure for the previous three days — each day, it was a bit worse.
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"In the current political climate, Moody's sees no meaningful pressure for debt-reducing fiscal policies," the ratings agency said.
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A smart process If generating pressure for reform is a primary goal, then process is as important as substance.
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"In the current political climate, Moody's sees no meaningful pressure for debt-reducing fiscal policies," the ratings agency said.
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The contempt vote for Barr could also relieve some pressure — for the time being — among Democrats demanding strong action.
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Alexander might argue that stabilizing the market with bipartisan support would reduce the pressure for a single-payer system.
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The Russian language has continued to dominate, however, generating public pressure for the government to promote Kazakh more actively.
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Ties with Washington have been under pressure for months over Turkey's order for Russian S-400 missile defence systems.
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There is also newfound pressure for Stenson to live up to a standard that might be impossible to meet.
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Cristina Marcos will have a story on the pressure for Trump to pick woman as his vice presidential candidate.
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The new pressure for Franken to leave the Senate started after six female senators released statements in quick succession.
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"Sterling has been under persistent pressure for a month," said Alvin T. Tan of Société Générale, the French bank.
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Trump has yet to sign a major piece of legislation and there's growing pressure for him to do so.
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Pharmaceutical names, which had been expected to come under regulatory pressure for drug pricing in a Clinton presidency, rallied.
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The proposed bill comes at time when Silicon Valley companies are facing pressure for their handling of users' data.
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After the 2008 financial recession, travel lost popularity and Expedia came under pressure for several years before bouncing back.
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He began by letting her breathe 100 percent oxygen at sea-level pressure for 45 minutes, twice a day.
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But the White House emphasized that funding is not enough, and upped the pressure for congressional Republicans to act.
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The sources Mr. Friedman cultivated as a reporter became his clients or instruments of lobbying pressure for Mr. Manafort.
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Over the coming weeks, there almost certainly will be more pressure for companies to distance themselves from the kingdom.
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Looking back, I can see that there was a volcanic pressure for these things to come out of me.
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It was a great shame that young people were put under that kind of pressure for making a mistake.
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Pressure for action grows That changed only following the Sandy Hook school shooting just after Obama's reelection in 22020.
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"They're really going to see pressure [for a direct listing] from the venture capital companies that forced the sale."
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"There's tremendous pressure for Paul to stay," said a senior House GOP leadership aide who doesn't work for Ryan.
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Trump has also pledged to put sanctions on Turkey amid congressional pressure for action to help U.S.-allied Kurds.
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There are many factors which drive my caution now, like central bank tightening, geopolitics and disinflationary pressure for starters.
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But given mounting public pressure for the 64 year-old's imprisonment, the courts may not agree to any deal.
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A third test, tonometry, measures intraocular eye pressure for evidence of incipient glaucoma, or pressure buildup inside the eye.
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Trump's pushback came amid growing pressure for the Republican-majority Senate to allow witnesses to testify in the trial.
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"Trump only said that this was a joke after he came under enormous pressure" for the statement, Mook said.
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Think about how you would reason, if the pressure for impeaching Trump mounted further in the weeks to come.
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Assuring adequate pressure for stimulus needs to become a priority for the Group of 20, to precaution against deflation.
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He said Mr. Kim had a history of heart disease and high blood pressure for which he needed medication.
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Avon was up 7.41 percent after the WSJ reported the cosmetics company was under activist pressure for a sale.
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"When sales are going down, there's more pressure for automakers and dealers to keep market share," Ms. Caldwell said.
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But China is currently faced with increasing pressure for social welfare programs as the population ages, RAND's Heath said.
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That could increase pressure for peripheral countries to exit, making discussion of the possibility of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Trump looks sure to keep up the pressure for the border wall and may renew calls for infrastructure spending.
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So the best-case scenario is that this trend holds, pressure for immigration restrictionism dissipates, and pressure for more humane policies mounts, and the next Democratic president responds by ordering ICE and Customs and Border Protection to stand down, to detain fewer people, to conduct fewer internal workplace raids, and so forth.
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Nonetheless, when outside office, populists can pressure for fiscal stimulus, Moss said, mentioning the last U.S. election as an example.
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The pressure for women to be "likeable" — both onscreen and in real life — is something Hollywood stars have long discussed.
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"There's upside momentum here for the and there is still downside pressure for the as well as the , " he said.
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The next congress and president will be caught between the pressure for further reform and a desire for self-preservation.
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Raffman: My response is that ultimately, there'll be market pressure for "optional" safety features to become standard, if they're important.
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Moreover, the next election could produce another hung parliament, which will make pressure for voting reform and constitutional reform irresistible.
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Amazon has faced employee pressure for nearly a year to do more to address the company's impact on climate change.
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Like Mr. Mast and Ms. Li, they find that new supply helped ease rent pressure for higher-end units nearby.
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Finally, regimes can use their peacekeeping contributions to replace aid packages from international donors while resisting pressure for domestic reforms.
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Notably, the central bank left interest rates steady despite mounting pressure for aggressive easing from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's administration.
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But at the beginning of this year, party leaders like Speaker Pelosi were wary of this pressure, for political reasons.
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How do you build new houses that are beautiful as well as functional—and thereby reduce the pressure for Nimbyism?
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The hitch is that more of the math will be couched in paragraphs, which may intensify the pressure for speed.
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But I think it's more of a pressure for African American women to have a certain type of body shape.
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But, at the very least, it is focusing attention on the problems and hence applying pressure for a better approach.
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I feel like it's a pressure for black women to get their hair done to fit in and look nice.
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Protestors from Extinction Rebellion have taken over the streets in London and become a source of recurring pressure for lawmakers.
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Pharma stocks continued to see selling pressure for a fourth straight session with the Nifty Pharma index down 1.3 percent.
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While he's likely to extend for a few years, there's still pressure for the board to line up a replacement.
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Her comments indicated she had not changed her mind in the face of intense pressure for her to resign immediately.
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Last month, a Polygon report highlighted Fortnite's massive growth, resulting in extreme pressure for developer Epic Games' employees and contractors.
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With each primary and caucus victory, the pressure for prominent Republicans to take a stand on his candidacy greatly intensifies.
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Despite the rebound on Thursday, Perez said he expects the dollar to remain under pressure for the rest of 2019.
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The higher returns relieve some pressure for CalSTRS, the country's second-largest public pension fund with $214.7 billion in assets.
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The emails, released after public pressure for transparency, provide insight into what happened behind the scenes as the crisis unfolded.
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In the past, African leaders defended and protected their fellow dictators from internal dissent or external pressure for democratic reforms.
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To the extent that the pressure for higher rates is a sign of contagion, it is only a mild one.
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Tonight's highlights include more pressure for John Koskinen, the latest on Trump's infrastructure plan and a meeting on tax reform.
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And a study in the American Heart Association's journal Hypertension is tying air pollution to high blood pressure for children.
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The pressure for industry CEOs to appear before Congress is mounting as scrutiny on their business practices intensifies in Washington.
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This, in turn, could create pressure for CFIUS to at least request more information if not launch a full investigation.
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These changes came amid rising pressure for the federal minimum wage to increase for the first time in 22019 years.
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Sessions also allegedly told White House counsel Don McGahn about Wray's response to the pressure for him to fire McCabe.
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The Russian ambassador, Vitaly I. Churkin, made this clear to diplomats who asked him about the new pressure for transparency.
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Carmaker shares, facing a potent cocktail of slowing global growth and rising trade tariffs, have been under pressure for months.
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It's a recess Tuesday, but there's new drug pricing data, and heightened pressure for a hearing on Title X changes.
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Pruitt, who is the subject of nearly a dozen federal investigations, has brushed off mounting pressure for him to resign.
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China's enormous, complex economic transition will keep emerging markets under pressure for the next five years, Goldman Sachs has warned.
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That certainly suggests he was trying to send a message to those facing pressure for testimony from the special counsel.
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Thailand, which is ruled by a military dictatorship, has come under pressure for its willingness to work with authoritarian governments.
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Considering our complicated relationship with social media's pressure for perfection, Instagram may seem like an odd place for the project.
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Over the last two months, Amazon has come under increasing pressure for selling its Rekognition technology to law enforcement agencies.
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Activists are keeping up pressure for more information about the shooting death of Jamar Clark by a Minneapolis police officer.
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However, a weak reading on gross domestic product (GDP) on Wednesday would greatly ramp up the pressure for urgent action.
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U.S.A. Gymnastics has been under pressure for months to reconsider its use of the training center at the Karolyi Ranch.
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Saudi Arabia's two biggest arms suppliers, the U.S. and Britain, are increasing the pressure for a cease-fire in Yemen.
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However, there is growing political and public pressure for enforcement action to demonstrate that the GDPR is functioning as intended.
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But if the DACA effort fails, Republicans themselves will face pressure for a different shutdown strategy the second time around.
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Those feelings suggested that there may be public pressure for a more homegrown team to represent the country in 2022.
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That could create political pressure for states to keep the insurance rules, even if they are not required by law.
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The greenback has been under "significant" pressure for precisely this reason, said Stacey Gilbert, head of derivatives strategy at Susquehanna.
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Budgets at the agency had been under pressure for years, much as scientific budgets have been in the United States.
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With increasing scrutiny and growing pressure for accountability, the role of a board member has been thrust into the spotlight.
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After more than three years of conflict, and as the humanitarian crisis worsens, international pressure for a ceasefire is growing.
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As vice president, Joe Biden joined a chorus of global pressure for Ukraine to fire then-state prosecutor Victor Shokin.
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It is under pressure for the upcoming launch of its next flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, to be a success.
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Sturdy contracted sales have created significant land replenishment pressure for homebuilders in China, especially as China's land sales remain subdued.
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Holiday season may be full of cheer, but it's also a time of intense pressure for retailers, especially in electronics.
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Trump also discussed the journalist's fate with French President Emmanuel Macron, amid increasing international pressure for a transparent, independent investigation.
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Meanwhile, falling prices and intense competition has ratcheted up the pressure for Swiss Re and its rivals in recent years.
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Even those remarks came only after he faced enormous bipartisan pressure for blaming violence "on many sides" after Saturday's attack.
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Power is still sparse, so no nebulizers for asthma and emphysema, no CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) for sleep apnea.
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That led to pressure for austerity policies that made the economic situation as experienced by ordinary Puerto Ricans even worse.
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His government is under enormous pressure for failing to act on repeated warnings that attacks on churches were being planned.
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Keep in mind that there will likely be no water pressure for fighting fires, and firefighters will be busy elsewhere.
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Potential pressure for the Prime Minister to resign would only add to political uncertainty and further add to the pound's woes.
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"However, in the absence of other pressure for action, that only takes you a certain part of the way," he says.
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Steve King (R-IA), who faced mounting pressure for his past comments and links to far-right groups — won their races.
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Restructuring veteran Jack Butler, chief executive of the Birch Lake Holdings merchant bank, said the pressure for shorter bankruptcies will continue.
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Coinbase, the world's highest-valued and best-funded exchange, is under pressure for its botched launch of Bitcoin Cash this week.
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But it also adds even more pressure for the third launch of the Unlimited business to be the one that sticks.
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Everyone whom BuzzFeed News interviewed said that Singer built up tremendous pressure for research results to match up with her hypotheses.
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"Flight cancellations are expected to drive unit cost pressure for the duration of the MAX groundings," Kelly said in a statement.
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Rent-a-car Movida Participações SA and medical laboratory Instituto Hermes Pardini SA concluded their IPOs despite pressure for lower prices.
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Pressure for mainstream manufacturers to accelerate development of zero-emission vehicles has spawned new alliances between tech companies and traditional carmakers.
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There would be no let up under the FDP on pressure for the European Central Bank to roll back its stimulus.
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The cedi, which had been under pressure for weeks mainly due to global factors, recouped some of its losses this week.
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Time pressure for medical staff in Wuhan is extreme, and saving even a few minutes a day is seen as worthwhile.
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Follow our step-by-step guide from Harvard Medical School for how to take your blood pressure for the best results.
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Snap had a disappointing first quarter earnings results, so there's extra pressure for it to outperform when it reports next week.
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In recent years, its leadership has been in tumult as its 13th librarian, James H. Billington, came under pressure for mismanagement.
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This would literally create an atmosphere -- a stable greenhouse atmosphere that enables the right surface pressure for liquid water to exist.
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"You feel the Olympics are different, with the public, the media, the pressure, for sure, it's more complicated," Gaviria told reporters.
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I make the pressure for me, because I know that if we keep a clean sheet tomorrow we're going to win.
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In 2014, Google, LinkedIn, Yahoo and Pinterest did just that, creating more pressure for the rest to follow in their footsteps.
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The Sri Lankan government is under intense pressure for its failures to act on intelligence leading up to the Sunday bombings.
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The safe harbor allows companies to identify how many workers have high blood pressure, for example, and enact programs to help.
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I think there are building strains in terms of debt accumulation, what's happening in real estate markets pressure for capital outflows.
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To be sure, the pressure for May to get concessions from the EU over the backstop is extremely high in Westminster.
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A reduction on pressure for user growth will enable product teams to focus on enhancing user experience rather than ad revenue.
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But there is mounting pressure for Canada and the United States to make a deal happen by the end of September.
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"They wanted to exert pressure for release of suspected terrorists' facilitator arrested the other day," the army said in a statement.
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And rather than no pressure for peace talks, Trump has said he wants to have a go at the "ultimate deal".
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The Fed has been under pressure for some time to simplify the stress tests, and changes are widely expected under Trump.
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Exploding rockets hurt that aim, as well as profits, so the pressure for a successful launch next time will be intense.
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That said, there is pressure for more investment in the art-based therapies, and it's coming from a variety of avenues.
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Shedding maximum pressure for an alternative approach is not without risk, but continuing down the current path will not bring success.
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And the pressure for delegates to vote in Cleveland according to the wishes of voters in their districts will be immense.
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Wells Fargo also has come under pressure for not trying to claw bank salaries from employees involved in the illegal practices.
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Added debt, in turn, heightens pressure for Congress and the administration to cut spending programs that benefit Trump's blue-collar supporters.
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And even then, a bad loss would ratchet up establishment pressure for him to quit and clear the field for Rubio.
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Air pollution exposure during pregnancy can also lead to a higher risk of high blood pressure for babies, the study found.
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Data breaches affecting Facebook Inc, Uber Technologies Inc and other companies have generated increased public pressure for regulators to step in.
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Oh, and the action comes after a week of plunging stock prices and public pressure for rate cuts from President Trump.
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The U.S. government can also do more to name and shame the perpetrators, and to exert relentless pressure for humanitarian access.
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The United States has thrown its support behind Guaido and levied broad sanctions against Maduro's government to pressure for his exit.
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Netflix's first original series, "Sacred Games," has been under legal pressure for an unflattering reference to an assassinated Indian Prime Minister.
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With the Fed sort of taking the accommodative language off, it removed the pressure for the dollar to continue to climb.
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That, Mr. Cook said, led to pressure for the federal government to pay more attention to Canada's World War II history.
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Greater pressure for those teams tasked with matching City, certainly, and less hope — and possibly less interest — for everyone else, too.
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The funding round, which was first reported by Bloomberg, brings a cash infusion that eases pressure for Pinterest to go public.
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"Today, I had a little instability due to my blood pressure, for reasons related to my blood sugar," Mr. Erdogan said.
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Strong corporate governance should diminish the chances of unpleasant surprises and also ratchet up pressure for improved management and business performance.
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Other than the macular degeneration, the woman had only high blood pressure, for which she faithfully took a pill each day.
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Domestic and global health accounts are supported by non-defense discretionary funding, which are under immense pressure for budget-balancing cuts.
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Turkey's sovereign dollar-denominated bonds came under pressure for a fourth straight day with longer-dated issues suffering the biggest declines.
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She claims he grabbed her neck again, applying pressure for about a minute and making it difficult for her to breathe.
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Despite this increasing pressure for action, considerable obstacles still must be addressed in addition to resolving the fate of Yucca Mountain.
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As incomes rise there that will reduce pressure for emigration across the border into the United States which depresses wages here.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Pressure for China to cut overcapacity comes from within the country, not outside, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday.
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Additional reports of misconduct allegations came out leading to pressure for Conyers to step down, which he did in December 2017.
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They provide a little bit of positive peer pressure for the rowdier students who take advantage of the relaxed classroom atmosphere.
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Ms. Png said such deals could drive more regional traffic through mainland hubs, bypassing Hong Kong and adding pressure for Cathay.
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The election-meddling allegations have soured U.S.-Russia ties further however, triggering new sanctions as well as pressure for more restrictions.
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Ride-hailing companies throughout Asia have relied heavily on discounts and promotions, driving down profit margins and increasing pressure for consolidation.
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And if he wins the nomination, the pressure for the party's representatives to align themselves with his views will be immense.
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He said publicity in the United States had helped create pressure for the diplomatic deal that freed Mr. Hekmati and the others.
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It also kept up its pressure for Zuckerberg to testify — offering the chance for him to answer questions remotely, via video link.
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Rubio may be hoping that Trump beats Cruz in the state, which would increase pressure for Cruz to exit the race. I
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Republican congressional leaders want cuts in Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security to shrink government, reduce deficits and relieve pressure for tax hikes.
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So, you both have been in Sarah Sanders&apos shoes, worked for administrations that at times were under pressure for various things.
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But if he loses by a large margin, there will be plenty of pressure for him to follow through on the pledge.
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Baby2Baby is here to alleviate a lot of that stress and pressure for families so that they can be the best parents.
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"I had a college fund, so there was a lot of pressure for me to get out of the relationship," Videckis said.
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"The political pressure for Smith's departure was going to be overwhelming," Jaret Seiberg, an analyst for Cowen said in a note Tuesday.
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They're starting to prep the final six episodes now, and I'm sure the pressure for them to outdo themselves will be enormous.
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Ride-hailing companies throughout Asia have relied heavily on discounts and promotions, driving down profit margins and increasing pressure for sector consolidation.
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Go deeper: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has more Twitter power than media, establishment Beware of livestreaming politicians 2020 pressure for Green New Deal
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As ethical investors increase the pressure for transparency, Rio Tinto said on Friday it had also published all its contracts with governments.
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The nonprofit hopes that will either lead to dismantling the commission or applying enough pressure for changes to its 15 percent threshold.
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As Western pressure for trading rights and treaty ports grew, younger samurai bitterly criticised the military government for giving in to it.
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The US inked a major climate pact with China that has added momentum -- and pressure -- for other major countries to follow suit.
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Gillis hypothesises that queer popular culture has the power to upturn these stereotypes that are still a source of pressure for women.
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Pressure for change in the city-state has increased since India's top court struck down colonial-era criminalization of homosexuality last year.
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At the same time, researchers found a disproportionate increase in the prevalence of high blood pressure for obese Hispanic and white teens.
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Only in recent months had he developed some mild high blood pressure, for which his internist had prescribed chlorthalidone, a weak diuretic.
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Photo: Scott Olson (Getty)There's new pressure for companies to stop selling firearms from a surprising entity—the business software juggernaut Salesforce.
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And pressure for regulators to be able to audit the decisions its search algorithm makes may well step up in the future.
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The entire tech industry has been under pressure for years to increase diversity in what has historically been a male-dominated industry.
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Cisco also mandates that Stanford track a dozen health measures, including glycemic levels for diabetics and blood pressure for those with hypertension.
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"There is political pressure" for regulating devices, said Rob Bratby, manager of Olswang Asia, a technology-focused law firm based in Singapore.
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It was the second week of pressure for stock funds, which posted $9.6 billion in withdrawals the week prior, according to Lipper.
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Without meaningful competition, consumers can't vote with their wallet and switch ISPs, meaning there's no organic market pressure for Comcast to behave.
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He thinks that the IAEA has given in to Iranian pressure for secrecy and that the White House has not pushed back.
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HOUSTON — Exxon Mobil has been under pressure for over a year to explain its handling of climate change issues in the past.
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There was immediate pressure for another referendum on independence from Britain for Scotland, which voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to stay with Europe.
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There were so many horrific stories about people being imprisoned or blackmailed or put under some sort of pressure for their sexuality.
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Shares of Allergan jumped 2.2 percent Wednesday after analysts at Morgan Stanley downplayed concern over competitive pressure for its key product, Botox.
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For the Bank of Japan, so far, it has eased one of the major headaches: the global pressure for a stronger yen.
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Shares of the coffeemaker had been under pressure for months until last week, when they broke out above their ceiling of resistance.
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Downward pressure for Vietinbank may be higher given its low and declining capital ratio and higher loan concentration risk with SOE exposure.
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"There was a lot of pressure for me to stay silent, but I just couldn't stay silent," said De Angulo, now 30.
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But the BoE then wrong-footed investors when it kept rates on hold in July, adding to pressure for action in August.
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The global tech companies are keenly aware of which specific countries are applying pressure for censorship and the restriction of digital speech.
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Political pressure for the long-contemplated change has increased greatly since oil prices began to plunge in 2014, straining Saudi Arabia's finances.
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These days, all the telling happens outside of the music, which also probably creates more pressure for the showing on the music.
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Additive manufacturing is rapidly gaining the attention of large industrial firms as the technology improves and the pressure for custom manufacturing rises.
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"It was a lot of pressure for me, not seeing my parents, going to school at the same time," Mr. Samuel said.
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Protesters, however, kept up the pressure for rapid change following the overthrow of long-ruling autocrat President Omar al-Bashir on Thursday.
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The president needs to establish a system of social pressure for local governments to wield to enforce physical distancing strictly but compassionately.
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With little progress since, Trump and Kim will meet again in Hanoi on Wednesday and Thursday, amid mounting pressure for concrete results.
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Eric Yuan, chief executive and founder of Zoom, said the spike created pressure for his company to deliver on investors' high expectations.
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You can find the recommended pressure for your car either in the manual or on a placard in the driver's side doorjamb.
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Perhaps the only possible pressure for greater democracy after the succession could come from a conflict between the party and the military.
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On Capitol Hill, Democrats are ramping up the pressure for a larger spending package to include robust funding for the opioid epidemic.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's banking regulator said on Friday that there is persisting pressure for non-performing loans to rise for the sector.
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It's a lot of pressure for the media giant, but Feinseth says Disney has never been better positioned for the coming challenges.
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The free sleep mask is more than just your ordinary sleep mask — it's weighted to give you the perfect pressure for sleeping.
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"The purpose of these resolutions is pressure for local government workers to cease all anti-discrimination and pro-equality measures," Gawron continued.
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When Trump stood on stage with Saccone in Moon Township on Saturday, he made clear the pressure for a GOP win Tuesday.
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The gun group has denied any contact with the FBI, yet they have faced pressure for more transparency about their finances. Sen.
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The urgency to find a partner as the "biological clock" ticks is a real pressure for people who want to carry children.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration has also come under pressure for vouching for the 737 Max&aposs safety before the two crashes.
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The national and international news media need to keep covering these journalists' stories to both show solidarity and create pressure for justice.
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Meanwhile, a strong election performance by the Scottish Nationalist Party will revive pressure for a new independence referendum north of the border.
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Women with preexisting high blood pressure, for example, are more likely to develop preeclampsia, one of the most devastating complications of pregnancy.
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The firm lowered its rating on the company's stock to underperform from neutral Wednesday, citing industry-wide pricing pressure for generic drugs.
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Higher interest rates are a source of pressure for gold because they push up bond yields and tend to boost the dollar.
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With health care reform on the ropes, there is added pressure for the Republicans to deliver a victory on taxes this fall.
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In a world where Mr. Mueller was the only investigator, the pressure for a comprehensive report to the public would be overwhelming.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, facing an election that must be held by May, is under domestic pressure for decisive action against Pakistan.
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In addition to ramping up political pressure for privacy laws, we must work to foster privacy enhancing alternatives in broadband and web services.
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Powell is caught between discord within the U.S. central bank over appropriate monetary policy and mounting outside pressure for more interest rate cuts.
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If no satisfactory answer is supplied, pressure for a negotiated solution – and the risk of a full-blown dispute – is likely to rise.
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"Flight cancellations are expected to drive unit cost pressure for the duration of the MAX groundings," Southwest Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly said.
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But, a rapid decline in sentiment and weak demand from abroad has ratcheted up the pressure for policymakers to unveil even more stimulus.
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The Jeff Sessions saga and subsequent reports of Trump ties to Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak brought an upswell of pressure for an investigation.
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Mark Tepper, president of Strategic Wealth Partners, sees headwinds building for Tesla that could keep the stock under pressure for the foreseeable future.
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BEIJING, July 22 (Reuters) - Pressure for China to cut overcapacity comes from within the country, not outside, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday.
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The pressure for higher trade barriers was only defused by the Plaza Accord of 1985, a rich-country pact to weaken the dollar.
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What's next: This will increase the pressure for the administration to finalize its other major drug-pricing push — which the pharmaceutical industry loathes.
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The Dutchman, whose mandate ends in January, has previously declined to participate in plenary debates, but he is under pressure for other reasons.
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The pressure for an heir eventually reaches breaking point, and it's difficult not to sympathize, even if you're not a teenage-girl viewer.
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Advocates for this approach argue that tech companies will actually perform better if management is insulated from shareholder pressure for short-term profits.
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In the case of Insecure, there's no pressure for protagonist Issa to represent all black women or any grand political statement on blackness.
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By the early 2000s, as evidence mounted that both fields were producing mediocre outcomes at unsustainable costs, the pressure for measurement became irresistible.
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Trouble results, Mr Baumol pointed out, when rising spending creates political pressure for cutbacks, leading to needless deterioration in the quality of services.
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Smartphones have stopped catering to the previously ubiquitous need for a headphone jack, adding extra pressure for everyone and everything to go wireless.
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I had the pressure for being a good director for my actors, because I felt so honored that they'd said yes to me.
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Under increasing pressure for not condemning the policy, May expanded her comments slightly on Sunday, saying she does "not agree" with the ban.
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Her suicide made national news, and the New York Times decried the "pressure for perfection" causing college students to take their own lives.
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The sector has been under pricing pressure for several years, due to increased competition given relatively high returns compared with many asset markets.
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"It was not pressure for sure," acting security services chief Ivan Bakanov told reporters, adding that work at the plant was not halted.
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Democrats have trained their fire on Comey and ramped up pressure for the FBI director to release more information about the new emails.
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By lowering the pressure for direct investment demanded from the state, it will free up room for other expenditure needs of the government.
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Worst of all, though, is the endless implicit pressure for tickets to be marked finished, to be passed on to the next phase.
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Valeant was under pressure for its drug price increases when it said in late December that Pearson had been hospitalized for severe pneumonia.
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A slowdown in labour force expansion would reduce UK productive potential growth, implying more inflationary pressure for any given growth in aggregate demand.
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Or, those Republicans leading the charge on exposing failures in the Russia probe could use their bully pulpits to pressure for the release.
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More demonstrations are planned this week to keep up pressure for demands that include an independent inquiry into police behaviour and universal suffrage.
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A buoyant Corbyn piled on pressure for May to resign, saying people have had enough of austerity politics and cuts in public spending.
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There are three knobs to clean the nozzle, engage and adjust the pressure for the front and rear nozzles, and control water temperature.
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Top university endowments have faced years of pressure for difficulty beating indexes like the while also paying Wall Street stars big pay packages.
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Microsoft-owned GitHub is under pressure for its work with ICE, as employees resign and activists protest its biggest event of the year.
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Farenthold has responded by saying he won't run for re-election in 2018, but the pressure for him to resign now is high.
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"Because you have to meet expectations and the expectations are very high, that gives a lot of pressure for the players," he said.
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That meeting comes amid pressure for both sides to reach a trade deal to avoid an escalating tariff battle between the two countries.
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Not only is public pressure for such action minimal, there are some potentially intractable disputes over how the international community should treat cyberspace.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new study might help doctors answer the controversial question of what's the healthiest blood pressure for older adults.
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If the public could see how this is really going, then you would get public and political pressure for them to get better.
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The latest ban may increase pressure for the European Commission to consider whether European Union-wide regulation is needed for Internet connected toys.
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"Legacy tech companies have been under pressure for some time for not keeping up on the innovation front," said a tech industry source.
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And while there is growing pressure for the congressman to resign, Republicans are far from united around calls for him to step down.
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Britain and the United States, among other countries, had called the session to increase international pressure for a halt to hostilities in Syria.
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During the Cold War, the United States sponsored information programs aimed at Soviet citizens with the hope of creating internal pressure for liberalization.
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"When the N.H.S. is under pressure, it's under pressure for everyone," said Dr. John Ashton, a leading public health specialist in the country.
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Even if the amendment process falls short, it can shine a spotlight of the super-PAC phenomenon and help apply pressure for change.
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The anticorruption drive appears to have reduced official graft, but the pressure for conformity has also stifled policy debate among officials and academics.
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The problems with the Ethiopian Airlines flight started almost immediately after takeoff, according to the report, amplifying the pressure for pilots to act.
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It also highlights the extent of the automaker's cost-cutting under new CEO Makoto Uchida, who is under pressure for a quick turnaround.
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Envision has been under pressure for reportedly charging hospitals where it runs emergency rooms an unusually high number of out-of-network billings.
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But the continued pulse of mass shootings -- most recently in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio -- has, inexorably, generated pressure for further action.
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Lock-up periods are expiring for this year's IPO class, which analysts say could introduce a new layer of pressure for young companies.
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In conversations last night, senior Senate Republican aides told me that Bolton testifying would increase pressure for Mulvaney and others to answer questions.
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As veganism grows in popularity around the world, there is increasing pressure for employers to catch up and make the workplace more inclusive.
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"What the heck," said Carnesecca, 86 and unwilling to challenge his blood pressure for something that happened more than a quarter-century ago.
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Forward ticket bookings are also trending lower and fares are expected to be under pressure for the next couple of months, it said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook has been under pressure for its failure to remove violence, nudity, hate speech and other inflammatory content from its site.
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"The world is watching," Trump said in an appearance in the district Saturday night, upping the pressure for Saccone to deliver on Tuesday.
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This time around, Zuma is facing political pressure for last Thursday's dismissal of Gordhan, a symbol of policymaking stability for many foreign investors.
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So I agree that if the House passes something, there will be a lot more pressure for the Senate to figure something out.
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The cut is big enough that earnings may have troughed but enough structural headwinds remain to keep earnings under pressure for a while.
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The Janome 8002D Serger has a differential feed system, adjustable pressure for its snap-on presser feet, and adjustable stitch lengths and widths.
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With the #MeToo movement going strong, and Francis under pressure for neglecting the victims of child abuse, the nuns' pleas have gained traction.
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The pressure for needing the latest version of something or rising costs of every day items drives people sometimes to resort to desperation.
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But, as the Trump Administration's inhumane treatment of immigrants—including children—has become increasingly exposed, public pressure for hotels to refuse compliance is mounting.
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Former Prime Minister David Cameron said May needed to listen to rival political parties, and that there would be pressure for a softer Brexit.
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But it's also plausible that it made no difference whatsoever: that ISIS had been under pressure for years and eventually cracked all at once.
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The machine itself has an amazingly small footprint, and puts out adequate pressure for brewing single/double espresso shots and for properly steaming milk.
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From my readings I've gathered that its not actually espresso, as the Moka pot doesn't make enough pressure for it to be real espresso.
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"We haven't seen any huge movement of capital flowing in and out, and we don't see any pressure for the time being," he said.
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A wave of consolidation among European airlines is creating pressure for the region's airports because it gives carriers more negotiating power over their hubs.
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Tax-saving schemes used by Apple, Amazon, Google, Starbucks and other companies have raised public pressure for EU-wide rules to close these loopholes.
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Prices have been under pressure for several years, a process accelerated by Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal in 2015 which hit demand for diesel engines.
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Blackstone's global private equity fund has previously invested predominantly in the U.S. and Europe; there was little pressure for it to invest in Asia.
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It seems as though the quest for a toned body adds just one more thing to strive for—another layer of pressure for women.
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Tunisia has been under pressure for some time from its international lenders to implement measures on the public deficit, investment and the financial sector.
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Mr Hanson and Mr McIntosh predict huge pressure for migration from Africa to Europe, making the Mediterranean into a new (somewhat wider) Rio Grande.
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There could be a lot of pressure for him from conservatives to reimpose sanctions unilaterally, the clearest and simplest way to detonate the deal.
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That potentially points to a lot of margin pressure for everyone active in the market, and perhaps a cooling down of an overheated market.
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Similarly the National Football League announced a tougher policy on handling domestic violence accusations against players when its marketing partners applied pressure for changes.
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The tech backlash has been building for years now, and there's immense political pressure for some kind of measure to rein in tech companies.
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But unlike other sports, there's pressure for figure skaters to perform and be likable in order to please the judges and get good marks.
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For nearly a month now, President Park has been under pressure for allowing a close friend, Choi Soon-Sil, to interfere in state affairs.
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In June, Jessie explained to The Times that their relationship being discovered by photographers while walking together in London created "pressure" for the couple.
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His family viewed videos of the episode on Thursday and asked for them to be made public, stepping up the pressure for their release.
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Priebus allies in the White House have been under pressure for months, with former Press Secretary Sean Spicer resigning last week after Scaramucci's hiring.
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McKinsey has found that most managers of companies in the S&P 500 Index felt the pressure for short-term results has been increasing.
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"As such, the labor market is unlikely to generate much inflationary pressure for the foreseeable future," said Paul Dales, chief economist at Capital Economics.
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Traders said pressure for some form of grain export restraint has been coming from Russian livestock farmers complaining about rising costs of animal feed.
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France has stepped up pressure for EU tax rules after facing legal setbacks trying to obtain payments for taxes on activities in the country.
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On the one hand it is a validation of weeks of demands and pressure for a special counsel to investigate the Trump White House.
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That's because Apple has the freedom to overspend, and there's not a huge amount of pressure for Apple Music to make money, unlike Spotify.
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Bolsonaro and Macri agree on joining the United States in ramping up pressure for democratic change in Venezuela, whose leftist government they consider illegitimate.
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With the pressure for everyone, big and small, to constantly produce new products and new content, there's a greater chance for gaffes and misunderstandings.
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Negative rating pressure for both banks may stem from a sharp asset quality deterioration resulting in material capital erosion or a significant liquidity squeeze.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and other activists understood the power that media coverage of white racism would have on building public pressure for legislation.
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"This definitely raises the pressure for Congress to act," said Clark Gascoigne, interim executive director of the Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition.
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Exxon's board has been under pressure for years from investors unhappy with a policy that effectively barred independent directors from speaking directly with shareholders.
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The pressure for a major accomplishment ahead of the midterms could limit the effect that the Russia investigation or any lobbyist pushback could have.
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If Trump wants to add pressure for human rights reforms and increased democracy in Cuba, the Treasury has the option of revising the sanctions.
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The pressure for Simon to resign had intensified in recent days, as more than 150 survivors testified in harrowing detail at Nassar's sentencing hearing.
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Sessions has been under pressure for weeks about undisclosed meetings with Russia's ambassador, and he also played a key role in James Comey's testimony.
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The lower growth adds pressure for casino operators struggling with rising costs, said Praveen Choudhary, an analyst at Morgan Stanley based in Hong Kong.
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"All it took was 3 days of crushing public pressure for @realDonaldTrump to finally muster the courage to condemn nazism & racism," Ryan tweeted Monday.
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So there's a clear commercial motivator driving Google search algorithm tweaks, alongside rising political pressure for powerful tech platforms to clean up their act.
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But European authorities have responded by raising pressure for budget deficit cuts, which tepid economic growth alone is unlikely to deliver despite Lisbon's assurances.
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Speaking of being under pressure, for most women, the clitoral orgasm is the go-to, but you advocate for going deeper so to speak.
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The statements calling for Franken's resignation from several of the caucus's most prominent women proved to be too much pressure for him to withstand.
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And thwart automakers' pressure for only negligible improvements post-2025, when the Obama-set standards would lapse, even if Trump doesn't roll them back.
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But when Mr. Hamidi demanded that the official appear before prosecutors for questioning, and faced pressure for doing so, Mr. Ghani fully backed him.
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The government has come under pressure for not doing enough to crack down on vehicle pollution and for being too close to powerful carmakers.
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Although they acknowledge discussing the nomination, both Ms. James and Mr. Cuomo deny there was any pressure for her to turn down the nomination.
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That means pressure for more land is causing more carbon dioxide emissions and degrading nature's ability to soak up carbon, leading to more warming.
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The time difference was difficult, the flights long and expensive and the pressure for him to meet me in this new life all-consuming.
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Even if the Rhode Island lawsuit is not legally successful, he said he hoped it would create political pressure for better education in citizenship.
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Worker advocacy groups say the goal is to chip away at classification rules in enough places to create pressure for a broad exemption nationally.
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The move comes in the wake of mounting pressure for cultural institutions to divest from oil sponsorship in the midst of the climate crisis.
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The White House, together with the rest of the international community, has the capacity to pressure for negotiation and a peaceful transition to democracy.
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Still, the possible timing of the trials — when candidates are looking for votes — could add to the pressure for real changes, Mr. Horner said.
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My take is different: I think that consumer pressure for safe driverless cars will be intense and that government regulation, while necessary, is secondary.
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Still, as Farhad Manjoo of the NYT has noted, protests have become an important new way to apply pressure for change in Silicon Valley.
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Brands have given ethical manufacturing a lot of lip service for many years but now the pressure for action and complete transparency is growing.
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The move comes in the wake of mounting pressure for cultural institutions to divest from oil sponsorship in the midst of the climate crisis.
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But Democrats are keeping up the pressure for Roberts to take the reins of what new witnesses or documents are allowed or not allowed.
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Mr. Edgmon said he was seeing increasing public pressure for lawmakers to restore the university's funds and avoid cuts that would reshape the institution.
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Two babies means twice the pressure for Bode Miller and his wife Morgan to pick out the perfect names for their newborn twin boys.
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But a larger battle was lost, since pressure for deportations has always been linked to another cause: keeping people out in the first place.
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For China, the attraction to Serbia is evident in its high state subsidies, lower environmental standards and diminished pressure for transparency in business dealings.
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The implementation of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which became effective on January 1, may help create more pressure for a federal solution.
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These new revelations have led to heightened pressure for the Senate to call both Giuliani and Parnas as witnesses in its trial next week.
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The prime minister published a New Year's message in newspapers across Australia that pushed back against international pressure for the country to do more.
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Mahathir quit the long-ruling United Malays National Organisation party, and joined hands with longstanding foes to crank up pressure for Najib to quit.
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"Higher yields have alleviated some pressure for investors but challenges remain, as yields in many developed economies are still near historic lows," Fitch said.
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Pressure for sanctuary policies is strong in Los Angeles, too, even though its mayor, Eric Garcetti, has at times been wary of the label.
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Treasurer Scott Morrison, who has previously rejected pressure for such an inquiry, told parliament on Tuesday the government was prepared "to consider all options".
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But pressure for a tougher reaction to Mr. Trump could build in China if he keeps lobbing out warnings, especially after he becomes president.
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Because the bond market has given them the full green light and there's all of this kind of pressure for them to do it.
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If supported by a majority this would create political pressure for a government rethink, but would not bind the prime minister to change policy.
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That's a lot of attention, hype, and pressure for any artist—but it's especially so for one who's only officially released a single track.
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It's possible that mothers in walkable areas got more exercise during pregnancy, contributing to lower blood pressure for their offspring, the study team concludes.
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Results in the early stages of the 2016 campaign have increased pressure for Congress to act by highlighting the breadth of economic discontent among voters.
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"The removal potentially makes it easier for traders to purchase the USD, easing the pressure for yuan appreciation," analysts at ANZ said in a note.
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Rajapaksa rejected international pressure for a U.N. war crimes investigation and main political parties as well as Buddhist leaders remain opposed to any external involvement.
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" McClure explains that over 50 million Americans were watching on their web servers that night: "That's a lot of pressure for us geeks and nerds.
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Companies want to stay out of this whole mess in general, but there's also internal and external pressure for them to do the right thing.
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But the survey also points toward another issue: Valentine's Day could evoke pressure for women to please their partners at the expense of their desires.
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The company is facing further pressure for borrowing $476 million to buy Jack Wolfskin, a Germany-based manufacturer of outdoor wear and equipment, Cramer added.
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On another, outrageous lies in political ads going viral throughout the 2020 US presidential election campaign, creating increasing pressure for Facebook to changes its policies.
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" After Cardi posted to Instagram explaining their breakup, Offset posted a comment appearing to blame public pressure for the demise of the relationship: "Y'all won.
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The pharmaceutical sector was under pressure for a second straight session since U.S. Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticised the pricing of a high-profile drug.
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The pound has been under pressure for most of this week on growing anxiety that Britain will undergo a "hard" exit from the European Union.
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The Fed chief is caught between discord within the U.S. central bank over appropriate monetary policy and mounting outside pressure for more interest rate cuts.
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The current anti-corruption commission, formed in early 2018, is the third iteration: earlier versions accomplished little and were dissolved under EU pressure for reform.
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Some critics blame Wall Street, arguing that pressure for shareholder payouts is causing companies to systematically under-invest, harming the growth of the US economy.
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While there's pressure for the company to internationalize faster, Wells said that they want to make sure they have an eye towards quality as well.
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Western Digital – Western Digital was rated "underperform," in new coverage at Wedbush, based on continued margin pressure for the disk drive and flash memory maker.
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Powell for months had resisted President Trump's demands that he reduce rates – unprecedented pressure for a US president to place on his independent central bank.
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Between the lines: Getting good grades was the top pressure for teens, with 61% telling Pew they felt "a lot" of pressure to do so.
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Go deeper: The first lawmakers lining up behind AOC's Green New Deal resolution 2020 pressure for Green New Deal Alexi McCammond contributed to this reporting.
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Washington ratcheted up pressure for trade concessions from Beijing this week by proposing a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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If that&aposs true and they actually get that done, that will relieve a lot of the pressure for some of these farmers and others.
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The bank has recently come under pressure for compliance failings after U.S. regulators fined it $215 million for violating a state's anti-money laundering law.
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ProSieben, however, thinks it is under no pressure for a transformational deal for at least the next five years, said sources familiar with its thinking.
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Investors had expected the central bank to respond to pressure for further easing by announcing an extension to its asset purchase programme by year-end.
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Analysts at MUFG said that if BTP yields moved notably higher "correlations could well strengthen and this would provide further downside pressure for the euro".
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" He adds, "Now I see that Twitter thing as a result of me succumbing to pressure … For both of us it was the wrong situation.
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From what we're hearing, Beyonce feels the pressure for some shock and awe ... especially after canceling her festival gig last year due to her pregnancy.
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"The biggest pressure for us was in the game against Denmark in the round of 16....now we are enjoying what is happening," he said.
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As compliance costs rise, there also has been political pressure for a far-reaching judicial inquiry into financial sector malpractice following a series of scandals.
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Two months of backroom negotiations and mounting pressure for senators to deliver on their promise to repeal and replace Obamacare still left the plan short.
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This has become a common move for many in the GOP, who hope to deflect a growing wave of pressure for stronger gun control laws.
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I think social media has created an internal pressure for young people that they need to "make it" in their twenties and maybe even earlier.
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When a large-scale chemical attack happens and there is immense pressure for Trump to act, the president authorizes a military response to punish Assad.
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If Britain votes to leave the EU on June 23rd, it will break a European taboo; there will be growing pressure for similar referendums elsewhere.
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Should the overall vote in Britain be for withdrawal, against the wishes of Scots, pressure for a second referendum on Scottish independence would likely grow.
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Pressure for consolidation among carmakers has grown with the challenges posed by electrification, tightening emissions regulations and investment-thirsty technologies for connected and autonomous vehicles.
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Cologne's police chief, under pressure for the force's handling of the event, has said the perpetrators appeared to be of "Arab or North African" origin.
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And if Europe exports some of its misery to Asia and America through weaker currencies, it may increase pressure for restrictions on capital flows, too.
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Drucker said he did not have grounds to fire Gaspar and could not square such a move with the public pressure for him to go.
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More demonstrations are planned this week as the protesters keep up pressure for demands that include an independent inquiry into police behavior and universal suffrage.
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Combined with the surge in late season planting in Argentina, the two big South American harvests signal mounting pressure for prices later in the year.
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China's past spurts of economic rejuvenation often came from letting officials take risks, but the relentless pressure for loyalty to the top has instilled caution.
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Toymakers have been under pressure for years from cheaper off-shore imports, margin-squeezing big-box retailers and children who increasingly prefer tablets to toys.
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BECKY QUICK: Is that why there's so much pressure for some of these packaged goods companies to get bigger, for-- new deals to come in?
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Indeed, the bigger risk in our view is that, with President Erdogan starting to raise pressure for lower interest rates, that policy is loosened prematurely.
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Qatar has been under pressure for months, after Saudi Arabia and some allies imposed sanctions on the emirate over its allegedly soft line on terrorism.
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In recent months, however, Valeant has come under pressure for its pricing strategies, and is facing shareholder lawsuits in both the United States and Canada.
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The Donald J. Trump Foundation is coming under increasing media pressure for misreporting a number of donations and using its money in a questionable fashion.
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Even if al-Abadi were somehow to hold onto his office, it is safe to assume that pressure for a quick U.S. drawdown will increase.
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Every time a new product is authorized in the US — for example, GMO salmon — there will be pressure for it to be introduced to Europe.
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The best path forward, McKibben believes, is to rebuff these opening offers from the fossil fuel industry and keep the pressure for federal legislation growing.
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In literally hundreds of conversations with Prime Minister Netanyahu, I have made clear that continued settlement activity would only increase pressure for an international response.
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This appears to be a somewhat canny response to the House, one designed (at least in theory) to defuse political pressure for a Clinton prosecution.
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He is likely to survive — just about — but the pressure for him to quit before his scheduled departure in 2022 is unlikely to let up.
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A new election is due anytime between now and next May, heightening pressure for some kind of change that might improve the Liberal Party's chances.
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The move reflects the difficulty that a stand-alone brand faces today in a global marketplace, with its continual pressure for technological innovation and growth.
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The Republicans added seats in the Senate but the results will no doubt lead to more pressure for the president and more open political conflict.
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Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have come under pressure for their handling of political speech and what has been a piecemeal approach to policing their platforms.
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And with British voters in an unpredictable mood, few Conservatives want to risk a change of party leadership that would generate pressure for another election.
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Hopefully someone can get a final at a Slam — or hopefully win it — in the next few years, but it's zero extra pressure for me.
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"We have seen that the public pressure for a fair trial is having some effect," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat.
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Is that going to continue given that there is so much pressure for reform in a lot of areas where there hasn't been much progress?
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Structural deficiencies that plague the public banking sector in India have created an environment where there is neither accountability nor incentive or pressure for profitability.
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"The removal potentially makes it easier for traders to purchase the USD, easing the pressure for yuan appreciation," said analysts at ANZ in a note.
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The pressure for polite girls to grow into subservient women is reinforced by the way society treats those who dare to step outside these expectations.
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But liberal Democrats have been adamant since late last year that they would use spending bills as leverage to build pressure for an immigration deal.
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Cash prices for DDGs are at their lowest levels in over two years, and this has been an additional source of pressure for soymeal sellers.
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By the mid-1800s, there was pressure for more orderly celebrations, leading to the creation of the first bonfire societies, which developed in idiosyncratic ways.
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The researchers tracked shifts in blood pressure for 83,783 adults living in Chicago from 2014 to 2016, a period when crime surged in some communities.
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A major source of pressure for stocks in the past week has been the bond market, where yields have been spiking with higher inflation expectations.
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A State Department report detailed how Hook pushed out a staffer over outside conservative pressure for bigoted and partisan reasons, a conclusion he fiercely denies.
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"I don't feel any pressure for any timeline at this point but I am seriously considering it," Ryan said when asked about his 2020 aspirations.
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Essentially, the pressure for urban living is accelerating and poorer communities in cities like San Fransisco and Oakland are being priced out of their homes.
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There'll be a ton of pressure for generational change, and much restlessness beyond those candidates who've already publicly said they won't vote for Pelosi as Speaker.
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Mainland China markets, which fallen fallen more than 2 percent on Monday, remained under pressure for most of the trading session but finished in positive territory.
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Twitter is facing much more competitive pressure for video ad dollars and revenue will continue to decline this year, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney.
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" Processing everything from bathroom use politics to international relations, P-Orridge reflected that "a war is brewing between the status quo or the pressure for change.
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However, there are growth issues because of the price erosion in the U.S. market, so healthcare companies will be under pressure for some time, he added.
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Its gains versus the Swiss franc CHFPLN=, in particular, reduced political pressure for a forced conversion of franc-denominated mortgage loans at the cost of banks.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler have deflected pressure for an immediate inquiry, instead calling for House investigations to run their course.
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Including written stories in search results will also ease the pressure for YouTube to deliver high-quality, accurate videos in the wake of breaking news events.
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With Donald Trump winning by sizable majorities in the last few rounds of primaries there will be growing pressure for Republican leaders to back the ticket.
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Domestic profits have been under pressure for both Nomura and Daiwa, due to low market volatility and subdued investor sentiment in the domestic retail equity market.
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Amazon, the purveyor of a tool called Rekognition, has faced persistent public pressure for its aggressive marketing of its facial recognition tech to law enforcement agencies.
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The pressure for tech startups to add a more diverse slate of directors has been increasing in recent years, especially as they prepare to go public.
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So that market insulation increases the pressure for them to actually extend and support the ideals of the country as they go out into the world.
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Holly says there's less freedom for making more artistic content, more pressure for "harder" content, and generally not the money and fame some younger girls think.
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West, who has come under pressure for his unapologetic backing of Trump, performed two songs on SNL's 44th season opener, but still had more to say.
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Hedge fund managers, in turn, are betting supplies will fall and prices rise as Saudi caution trumps White House pressure for steady or lower fuel costs.
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The idea was that every year, in every nation, a woman's day should be celebrated as a way to apply political pressure for expanded women's rights.
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The National Football League still has difficulty articulating what should count as a legitimate catch, just as rugby struggles to define downward pressure for a try.
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Urbanization is increasing with villagers flooding daily to South Africa's second biggest city to find jobs and better lives, increasing pressure for housing and expanding slums.
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Simon has been under pressure for not acting after allegations were raised against Larry Nasser, the doctor who assaulted gymnasts during his time at the university.
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"Others think we are cherry pickers who benefit too much from the single European market, they want to increase pressure for a framework agreement," Leuthard said.
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"If she can fix apparel, she will help stabilize the company's profit margins, which have been under substantial pressure for the past few years," Grom said.
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Re-planting timber trees on cocoa farms could help rebuild forest cover and reduce the pressure for further deforestation by boosting yields, said the Winrock study.
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Since then, BHP has bowed to shareholder pressure for a shake-up by announcing it will sell its loss-making U.S. shale oil and gas business.
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What comes next: Conservatives were particularly stung by last night's defeat, and said they would keep up the pressure for some sort of action on repeal.
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Unlike with the young and older age groups, social integration did not seem to influence measures such as weight and blood pressure for middle-aged adults.
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Savannah and her story are at the center of the conversation, which has proven to be a lot of pressure for the girl and her family.
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The British offensive at the Somme was moved up partially due to political pressure for the UK to do its part and relieve pressure at Verdun.
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It's taken years of public pressure for the RCMP to even realize this is a problem—six years of an interim policy doesn't seem very interim.
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Smith said that filming incidents in high-definition video can also serve as a way of protecting officers that fall under pressure for using their weapons.
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S&P's rationale is that an investment-grade entity might be under pressure for reputational reasons to redeem or call an instrument to avoid deferring coupons.
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Public scrutiny over club membership increased pressure for change, but it was not until 2012 that Augusta National admitted its first women members with full privileges.
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The report comes weeks after the Trump administration faced months of building pressure for its zero tolerance policy of separating migrant families at the southern border.
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After a battering for the lira it could easily breach 12 percent and that would crank up the pressure for action from the country's central bank.
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More demonstrations are planned this week as the protesters keep up pressure for demands such as an independent inquiry into police behaviour and for universal suffrage.
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Although several agencies have been under pressure for slipshod oversight, A.C.I.C.S. has frequently been singled out for the scale of its deficiencies and its low standards.
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That created more pressure for acquisitions to bolster dividend yields and drove up prices for power projects as yieldcos competed with one another to purchase them.
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Currently, there is little pressure for designers of algorithms to share the information needed to evaluate biases, especially given financial incentives to keep their programs proprietary.
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Some analysts say the report published on Tuesday might indicate that Boko Haram, under pressure for resources, is turning to the Islamic State for more help.
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They also suggested that the planet's atmosphere is too thick and exerts too much pressure for life as we know it to exist on its surface.
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Downgrading its forecasts could heighten pressure for additional easing measures, though there is waning confidence that monetary policy is providing an effective boost to the economy.
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Dispersing its missiles and mobilizing its forces in response would set off alarm bells in Washington and increase pressure for the United States to strike first.
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On Wednesday, Adidas proposed board seats for two new influential shareholders, raising the prospect of more pressure for change at the world's second biggest sportswear group.
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Disclosures of tax avoidance schemes by multinationals, like the LuxLeaks, Panama Papers and the most recent Paradise Papers, have increased public pressure for fairer corporate taxation.
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Pressure for consolidation among car makers has grown with the challenges posed by electrification, tightening emissions regulations and investment-heavy technologies for connected and autonomous vehicles.
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The deal comes amid regulatory pressure for tighter standards at Japan's cryptocurrency exchanges after the $530 million theft of digital money from Coincheck earlier this year.
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" What's needed: "A comprehensive strategy of using financial pressure for peace and human rights in South Sudan and other African war zones would cost very little.
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Galvin and Warren's opposition will add pressure for the SEC's two Democratic commissioners Robert Jackson and Kara Stein to vote against the proposal as it stands.
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Why it matters: Tesla was already under the microscope following a subpar second quarter, and Musk's latest tweets are not relieving any pressure for the company.
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For people who might find themselves in similar situations, Mr. Schimelpfenig said puncture wounds should be treated by applying direct pressure for up to five minutes.
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There was popular pressure for fast convictions, but my mother knew that the trials must not only be fair, they must also appear to be fair.
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The pound has been under pressure for most of this week as anxiety grows that Britain will opt for a "hard" exit from the European Union.
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American Eagle – American Eagle was downgraded to "hold" to "buy" at Loop Capital Markets, pointing to slightly weaker sales and expense pressure for the apparel retailer.
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"This sort of political pressure for criminal investigations is toxic stuff," Ben Wittes, a law and national security specialist at the Brookings Institution, tweeted last night.
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When reforms were enacted in 2017, parliament called for a review after three years, and activists hope the public outrage will bolster pressure for additional changes.
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The fewer options there are, the fewer places consumers have to shop for goods and services, and the less pressure for competitors to keep prices down.
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The Trump administration tightened pressure for trade concessions from Beijing this week by proposing a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Like with salamanders and other amphibians, which "may not possess strong-enough sphincter muscles to create the necessary pressure for a definitive flatus," the authors write.
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In fact, it took internal pressure for Resource Generation to begin letting its members solicit one another for donations to their favored political causes last year.
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"The pressure for one side to give into the other is diffused right now," Derek Scissors, a China expert at the American Enterprise Institute, told Reuters.
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As a doctor later notes, the continued film project is at once a lifeline for Mr. Vishner and a source of pressure for him to act.
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That's a lot of pressure for a kid who won't even turn 21 until June, but Darnold is becoming fully aware of what he's getting into.
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U.S. producers of aluminum foil have been exerting pressure for protections over what they say is unfair foreign competition and asking for tarrifs on China's imports.
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I am so proud of my friends in the administration who continue to work hard, in the face of relentless pressure, for these incredibly important accomplishments.
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And let's be honest, it's also a result of public pressure for Zuckerberg to show up given he is the name and face of the company.
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Mexico's currency was under pressure for the latter part of the U.S. presidential election and throughout the first couple of months following President Donald Trump's victory.
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We should rally our regional allies, including Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, in common cause and continue diplomatic pressure for a long-term political solution.
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But television viewing, the big bundle of services that people historically bought, those have-- that's been under a lot of pressure for a lot of reasons.
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It's great news for shoppers looking to save money next week but added pressure for those companies already losing market share to the e-commerce behemoth.
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The Trump administration tightened pressure for trade concessions from Beijing last week by proposing a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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The toymakers have been under pressure for years from cheaper off-shore imports, margin-squeezing big-box retailers and children who increasingly prefer tablets to toys.
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When a new successful strategy or mutation emerges, it changes the implicit task distribution neighboring agents need to solve and creates a new pressure for adaptation.
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There will be enormous pressure for the Federal Open Market Committee to keep interest rates low and scale back the reduction of its enormous balance sheet.
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American Eagle (AEO) was downgraded to hold to buy at Loop Capital Markets, which pointed to slightly weaker sales and expense pressure for the apparel retailer.
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The prospect of a round of individual digital taxes in different countries and retaliatory tariffs is also certain to raise the pressure for a global deal.
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The first thing we did for this record was book a rehearsal space in Brighton, and there was a load of pressure for us to write.
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Given that Facebook seems unlikely to police itself, it's up to its users and other organizations to start to exert pressure for it to do so.
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So, we're in advance of us getting regulated or increasing pressure for us to be regulated, let's try to offer some carrots and other peace offerings. Yeah.
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The bottom line: The Trump administration must be ready to rachet up pressure for compliance, perhaps by threatening to withhold intelligence and logistical support for coalition forces.
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Keeping up the pressure for change on the streets, the cleric al-Sadr has asked his followers to demonstrate again this Friday in Baghdad's central Tahrir Square.
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"Management cited 'numerous challenges, including continued pressure for foreign tourist spending,' which makes it difficult to have much confidence in a second-half turnaround," Citi's Lejuez said.
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Outflows estimated at $373 million representing the largest wave of redemption pressure for these products since losses emerged in second half of 2015, wrote analysts at eVestment.
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Li and team believe that the pressure for businesses to advertise is biased toward established companies, and that can dampen the success of up-and-coming businesses.
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Meanwhile Amazon, the purveyor of a tool called Rekognition, has faced persistent public pressure for its aggressive marketing of its facial recognition tech to law enforcement agencies.
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"Pressure for passing the state exams," Shakeshaft said, "is higher than the pressure to make sure you're complying with Title IX." Sprague High School in Salem, Oregon.
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The ECB is expected to respond to pressure for further easing by announcing an extension to its asset purchase programme by year-end, a Reuters poll showed.
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Pressure for consolidation among carmakers has grown with the challenges posed by electrification, tightening emissions regulations and expensive new technologies being developed for connected and autonomous vehicles.
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The new weather experience will show you air quality, UV index, sunrise and sunset times, as well as dew points and pressure (for the real weather nerds).
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The decision relieves pressure for Televisa in a part of its business that is becoming more important in the changing media landscape, said Intercam analyst Alik Garcia.
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LONDON, June 24 (Reuters) - Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said Britain's vote to leave the EU could create pressure for a second referendum on Scottish independence.
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Selling off the so-called cushion gas, used to maintain minimum reservoir pressure for the site to operate, would likely take several years, a Centrica spokesman said.
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Worsening deficits and higher debt needs also make investment in the United States less attractive even as economic growth is solid, adding to pressure for higher yields.
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The prospect of Ryan's right-hand man amping up the pressure for him to leave sooner portends a significant shift in the power dynamics of the chamber.
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The U.S. Trump administration has sought to ratchet up pressure for trade concessions by proposing a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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The pressure for women to be lighter-skinned is much stronger, while the Bollywood culture is more forgiving and readily accepting of men with slightly darker complexions.
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After the Orlando, Florida, shooting that killed 49 people and wounded 53 more at a gay nightclub [nL1N19L1WH], gun-control proponents ratcheted up pressure for meaningful legislation.
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The Cherry Green switch, for example, requires you to exert a lot of pressure for the switch to actuate, despite not having to travel all that far.
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China's yuan is down 1 percent this month on the back of the adjustment in U.S. rate expectations, back under pressure for the first time since February.
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They argued the extra voting power given to founders and top executives helps protect against pressure for short-term returns, especially as activist hedge funds gain clout.
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"We just haven't seen comparable pressure for platforms to go after white violence," and if they do, companies face "political blowback from the right," says Bloch-Wehba.
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Qualcomm has been under considerable pressure for a wide variety of reasons, the most obvious one of which is a massive takeover attempt by Broadcom falling apart.
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Specifically, Yonhap said the closed-off country, under pressure for years to discontinue its nuclear program, is putting back a roof and a door on the facility.
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And I think we will see financings take longer, diligence on new investments actually occur, and valuations to come under pressure for even the most attractive opportunities.
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The result is a feedback loop, in which the pressure for clever parents requires ever-more incompetent infants, requiring ever-brighter parents to ensure they survive childhood.
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In countries that are cleaning up their systems, or where popular pressure for a clean-up is strong, such as Brazil, Mexico and India, reform is hard.
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Further demonstrations are planned this week as protesters keep up pressure for demands such as an independent inquiry into police behaviour and the adoption of universal suffrage.
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In Scotland, advocates of independence suggest that a decision to leave the European Union would generate political pressure for another referendum on Scotland breaking away from Britain.
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Under pressure for its imprisonment of an investigative journalist who had exposed official corruption, Azerbaijan freed her on Wednesday in a move welcomed by international rights groups.
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Further demonstrations are planned this week as protesters keep up pressure for demands such as an independent inquiry into police behavior and the adoption of universal suffrage.
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Pressure for the FAA to act grew after an engine on a Southwest plane blew apart on Tuesday, showering the aircraft with debris and shattering a window.
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Rather than adding to the pressure for perfection, parents can work with their teens to develop important time management strategies to help prevent them from becoming overwhelmed.
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The UN-sponsored talks come amid growing international pressure for a ceasefire as the humanitarian crisis worsens in the country after more than three years of war.
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"We have gathered more information ... so that the supervisor can lead the banks to take action and put pressure for more measures in this field," he said.
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Hall said it would be "grossly irresponsible" not to prepare for the refugees' voluntary return to Myanmar, but there would be no pressure for them to leave.
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According to Reddy, there are orthopedic changes that result from the "change in center of gravity" that Chavkin mentioned—joints are subject to increased pressure, for example.
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What's next: In the coming days, supporters of the UN resolution will ratchet up the pressure for the Assad regime and Russia to comply with the ceasefire.
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Recently, Takei himself strongly denounced actor Kevin Spacey, who publicly revealed he was gay as he came under withering pressure for allegedly sexually assaulting 15 young men.
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Although any findings from parliament's Business Innovation and Skills committee are not binding on government, they could add to public pressure for stricter rules on top firms.
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As powerful classes grow less reliant on the state for security, political pressure for addressing crime or reforming police has declined, even as the murder rate rises.
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This weekend, images of crowds flouting social distancing rules in London parks under early-spring sunshine whipped up the political pressure for Mr. Johnson to do more.
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Academic excellence is a huge priority of mine, however my family's pressure for me to succeed in school does not help with my academic confidence or performance.
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Mr. Liu last week held meetings with both Mr. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence in Washington even as the Chinese official resisted American pressure for compromises.
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Without control of either chamber of Congress — they will take over the House of Representatives in January — Democrats have few other tools to apply pressure for now.
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But Middle East experts said the pressure for a cease-fire and the credibility crisis Crown Prince Mohammed is facing over Mr. Khashoggi's death was no coincidence.
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It lightens the mood of the class and relieves some pressure for me, knowing that I will definitely comprehend the lesson by the end of the class.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union lawmakers declared a "climate emergency" on Thursday in a symbolic vote that heightens pressure for action against global warming at an upcoming summit.
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By taking Tesla private, Musk would no longer have to deal with quarterly earnings calls and the pressure for the company to hit specific quarterly financial goals.
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The Trump administration ratcheted up pressure for trade concessions from Beijing this week by proposing a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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There is also pressure for them to be as transparent about their findings as possible (though some have been far more forthcoming than others about taking action).
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To begin with, the president kept up the pressure for the NATO allies to increase their defense spending to 2628 percent of their respective gross domestic products.
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Massive airport security lines across the country are frustrating travelers and creating pressure for Congress to do something about the problems at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
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Senior administration officials argued that if there's pressure for the White House to deliver on tax reform, it's to do so in order to boost economic growth.
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The dollar index came under pressure for a third straight day, giving a fillip to emerging currencies such as the Turkish lira, Russian rouble and Mexican peso .
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At the same time, it will further increase pressure for the United States to commit itself more deeply to fighting Islamic State, an almost entirely different struggle.
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The US initially stayed relatively quiet -- but pressure for a more robust response is increasing as lawmakers called for a probe into the 59-year-old's fate.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's government has come under mounting pressure for not doing enough to crack down on vehicle pollution and for being too close to powerful carmakers.
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The White House has also taken note of the issue and is applying pressure for the payments to be stopped as part of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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"There will be pressure for a new round of lowering corporate taxes," said Stefano Micossi, the director general of Assonime, an Italian association of publicly listed companies.
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Credit agencies have been under pressure for years to give greater weight to the dangers posed by climate change as they evaluate the risks of government bonds.
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Sam Laidlaw, executive chairman of Neptune, backed by private equity firms Carlyle Group and CVC Capital Partners, said he saw no time pressure for his company's IPO.
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Moreover 'figleaf' solutions that blow away at the first breath of scrutiny will likely increase pressure for more radical regulatory intervention — such as a break up of Google.
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Last year, Berry spoke to Yahoo Beauty about the pressure for celebrities to keep up their appearance as they get older, but noted how she has embraced aging.
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McConnell did not allow for this in the health care debate, but some have theorized there is more pressure for him to go to extreme lengths this time.
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While the company has started to face legal pressure for allegedly enabling the widespread sale of counterfeits on the platform, the threat has yet to hurt Amazon's financials.
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The fact that the United States wanted to be included, and the great societal pressure for action, suggested the United States was not the biggest problem, he said.
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Pressure for a cheaper system, such as near instantaneous settlement of trades, is coming from banks wanting sharp cost savings to deliver improved returns on equity to investors.
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"Only if we did have a long-lasting rise in productivity would there be pressure for it to rise up ... that, of course, is quite possible," he said.
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By that time, the Trump administration had come under severe pressure for family separation, with Nielsen sparring with reporters on June 18 during a White House press conference.
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The searches pushed the latest political scandal for Maryland's largest city to a crescendo after weeks of uncertainty and mounting pressure for Mayor Catherine Pugh to step down.
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The new channel relieves financing pressure for local governments after they were banned from borrowing via murky local government financing vehicles, an off-balance-sheet form of lending.
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Mr. Earnest said there was some time-related pressure for the president to act, given that it would be "unprecedented" for a vacancy to span two court terms.
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But as Google and Facebook face mounting pressure for regulation, SESTA increasingly seems like a workable compromise, giving prosecutors a new tool while fending off more onerous regulation.
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But the Trump campaign has been under pressure for months to give up on Virginia and focus on states like North Carolina, where polls show a tighter race.
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Other analysts said its inclusion could be a double-edged sword that adds pressure for the initiative, which remains broadly defined and leaves much to interpretation, to succeed.
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With this uptick comes added pressure for brick-and-mortar retailers, who are trying to grab their share of an expected 11 percent increase in online holiday revenue.
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While there will surely be several royals and politicians invited to Harry and Meghan's wedding, since he isn't the future monarch, there's less pressure for an expansive list.
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One smartphone app called Instant Blood Pressure, for instance, asked users to place their smartphone against their chest and a finger over the camera to take a measurement.
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Last month commerce minister Nirmala Sitharaman called for a 200-basis point interest rate cut, underscoring the continuing pressure for monetary easing from voices within the Modi administration.
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But the more information that is made available, the more likely it is that public sentiment will turn against Haspel — and the greater the pressure for further disclosures.
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The draft was delayed for several months by the difficulty of balancing fiscal reforms with political pressure for welfare spending and the need to invest in economic growth.
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The Blackhawks kept up the pressure for the final six minutes but couldn't come up with the game-winner until Kane tallied his 11th goal of the season.
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In its account of the incident, the army said the protest was aimed at exerting pressure for the release of a "suspected terrorists' facilitator arrested the other day".
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The Trump administration ramped up the pressure for trade concessions from Beijing last week by proposing a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Investors are concerned Temer might give in to pressure for spending increases such as pay hikes for public employees, including the nation's judges, a demand supported by Lewandowski.
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Depending on how those experiments work out, there will be increasing interest, and probably pressure, for certain kinds of applications of gene editing in embryos to go forward.
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EU pressure for Morocco to align its preferential tax regimes with EU standards comes amid fierce competition over the African market with other centers in Europe, he said.
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The arrival in 2012 of Iliad's low-cost operator Free unleashed a price war and accompanying pressure for consolidation to cut the number of competing operators to three.
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There were media reports earlier this month that Patuano might leave, following pressure for a restructuring of the Italian company from its top shareholder, French media group Vivendi.
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"We could review the portfolio in an environment where no one could think we were under pressure for a fire sale," he told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Although it increased prices earlier this month, the second increase in four months, Steelcase said it expected profit margins to remain under pressure for another quarter or two.
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