Between 215-'22017 and 22007-'208, writers saw their median earnings drop sizably: co-producers and producers by 19543 percent, supervising producers by 21954 percent, co-executive producers by 21 percent, consulting producers by 210 percent, executive producers by 8 percent, and showrunners by 21 percent.
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There are camera operators and grips, producers and supervising producers and executive producers, runners and assistants and Chris Harrison.
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Between 2013-'14 and 2015-'16, writers (who typically are credited as producers on TV) earning the minimum rose substantially: executive producers and showrunners by 8 percent, supervising and co-executive producers by 16 percent, consulting producers by 19513 percent, co-producers by 32 percent, and producers by 49 percent — for an average of 20 percent.
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"It will be a mix of writers and editors and video producers and podcast producers and live events producers," Mr. Cohn said.
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We just weren't called producers nor were we paid as producers.
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Chinese producers remain by far the world's cheapest producers of magnets.
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Executive producers: Williamson and Marcos Siega (Blindspot, The Following) are executive producers.
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The gender ratio of male producers to female producers is 49 to 1.
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Half of our producers and a majority of our associate producers are women.
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Lithium producers SQM, Albemarle and FMC Lithium are among the region's top producers.
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U.S. producers compete not only with one another, but also with producers overseas.
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Artists with productions teams, like Beyonce's Parkwood Entertainment, have producers (and lots of women producers, at that!); indie bands recording in a basement will also employ producers.
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It's got over 30 producers and co-producers listed, zero of whom are women.
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The podcast's producers Taylor Dunn and Victoria Thompson will be producers on the miniseries.
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Women fared best as producers (25%), followed by executive producers (19%) and editors (16%).
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Indonesian producers, it said, sold at unfairly low prices, driving EU producers into losses.
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As for the producers, Caridi isn't friends with them, as many ex-Bachelor producers are.
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Poultry producers have been much more successful than producers of other meats at cutting costs.
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The same report noted that 17% of executive producers and 24% of producers were women.
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They're reliant on producers, and in 99 percent of the cases those producers are male.
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Producers in Indonesia and Malaysia, the world's two largest producers, protested ahead of the vote.
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But as American and Canadian producers have expanded production, Middle East producers continued to pump, hoping the crash in prices would push higher-cost North American producers out of business.
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It and other metallurgical coal producers are enjoying robust demand from steel producers around the globe.
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And when U.S. producers sell to U.S. consumers, they, like German producers, don't face any VAT.
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MORE INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS Under former President Jacob Zuma, approval for new producers was delayed for years.
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Several Canadian crude producers have curtailed production and asked Alberta to mandate cuts for other producers.
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Gold producers say weak prices and electricity shortages and high tariffs are the biggest threat to producers.
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I worked with a lot of different producers—probably about seven or eight local producers from Baltimore.
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It has negative impact, much more so on those high-cost producers than those low-cost producers.
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That places the focus firmly back on whether producers, particularly Chinese producers, can hold their supply discipline.
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That places the focus firmly back on whether producers, particularly Chinese producers, can hold their supply discipline.
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Analysts say top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia have limited options to convince producers to pump less.
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But fortunately my producers at "Hamilton" and my producers at "Bull" have been very patient and very understanding.
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Technological competition is robust — between oil and gas producers and between renewable energy and oil and gas producers.
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Last month the Explorers and Producers Association of Canada, which represents smaller producers, also wrote to Canada's National Energy Board opposing the change because of concerns it will favor larger oil producers and refiners.
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Oh, and those producers and executive producers all get back end points on album sales, as do the songwriters.
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Here's the difference: consumers eat the pizza, producers make the pizza; consumers watch the videos, producers make the videos.
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Several Canadian crude producers, including Cenovus Energy , have curtailed production and asked Alberta to mandate cuts for other producers.
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Women accounted for a greater percentage of producers, executive producers, writers and editors, compared with that number in 2017.
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Many oil producers or consumers access the market directly, particularly large Latin American producers such as Mexico and Brazil.
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Biofuel producers have long pushed the EPA to set higher blending requirements, something opposed by oil producers and refiners.
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U.S. producers have said Canada unfairly subsidizes its lumber producers with low fees on timber cut on public land.
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Felix Thompson, "King Jack" (WINNER) Piaget Producers Award The 19th annual Producers Award, sponsored by Piaget, honors emerging producers who, despite highly limited resources, demonstrate the creativity, tenacity and vision required to produce quality, independent films.
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"It's the shale producers, it's the OPEC producers, it's the non-OPEC producers that are going to be needed to make sure we fill that demand as we go through the next many years," Dove said.
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The producers of Climax were my producers from Love, and one of them was a producer from Enter the Void.
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"Low-cost producers will use their competitive advantage to increase their share relative to higher-cost producers," Dale told reporters.
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The challenges are so close to those of the real show that Survivor producers have consulted with the event's producers.
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The environmental crackdown will affect steel mills, power plants, coking producers and cement producers that have failed to meet standards.
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"Chinese producers are barely breaking even and ex-China marginal producers are losing money," according to analysts at Goldman Sachs.
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"Literally one of our producers consulted with the Game of Thrones producers to learn about their security protocols," Levy said.
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Affected producers would generally be the largest agricultural producers, and they still would get the benefit of $85033,000 in subsidies.
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Even the highest-emitting plant protein producers still emit far fewer planet-warming greenhouse gases than dairy cow producers do.
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How did Detroit techno producers' experiences with the record industry in the 2013s compare to those of Chicago house producers?
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Negrón-Muntaner estimated that less than 2 percent of national TV producers were Latino, and no executive producers were Latino.
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The prices supplied by the largest producers are weighted more heavily by the index than the prices from other producers.
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Tronc now works with video producers like Wochit and widget producers like SNT Media [POLITICO: "Welcome to the Tronc widgeteria"].
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U.S. shale producers were not part of that deal and shale oil supply grew exponentially as OPEC producers curbed output.
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Low-cost producers like Saudi Arabia have been supporting prices for years through supply cuts — which in turn boosted higher-cost producers like shale companies in the U.S. and enabled even greater output from the shale producers.
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"When we spoke with California wine producers ... the domestic wine producers and even the champagne-method sparkling producers like Gruet out of New Mexico, they would need millions of dollars in capital investment to ramp up," he said.
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TPP would have put American beef producers on equal footing with Australian producers, but now that competitive disadvantage will remain indefinitely.
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Last month the Explorers and Producers Association of Canada, which represents smaller producers, wrote to the regulator about the "alarming" changes.
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Its members are also meeting non-OPEC producers on the sidelines of the International Energy Forum, which groups producers and consumers.
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From video producers, to 3D animators, to music producers, to artists, Apple says it's looking into the bottlenecks that frustrate professionals.
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U.S. producers have long accused Canada of unfairly subsidizing its lumber producers through low fees for timber cut on public lands.
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They can buy some steel from U.S. mills but they also need certain specialty steels from European producers and Japanese producers.
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In recent days, major producers have voiced support for extending last year's deal from OPEC and other producers to cut supply.
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Still, some American food producers are feeling the pain, among them Alaska's seafood industry and Washington State apple and pear producers.
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No longer having to compete so fiercely with subsidized foreign producers, American producers may be able to invest more and expand.
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"The large producers have not been spared," said a manager with a company that supplies several of China's top pig producers.
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Peters argues that specialty agricultural producers, parts manufacturers and paper goods producers are the businesses hit hardest by unfair trade practices.
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Chevron and Exxon are poised to become the biggest producers in the field, leapfrogging independent producers such as Pioneer Natural Resources.
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Chinese producers and some of their customers argued at the hearing that U.S. foil producers were not being injured and that U.S. producers were incapable of producing the thinnest gauges of foil used in food and medical products packaging.
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Other participants included France's Canal Plus, German media company ProSieben, Telefonica's DTS unit, the European Producers Club, British Film Institute, Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television (PACT), French cinema producers body APC and Italy's cinema and audiovisual group Anica.
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Middle Eastern oil producers are concerned the price rise will stir U.S. shale producers into more drilling and push prices lower again.
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The measures came after Beijing issued a document in January, urging corn producers in the northeast to offer subsidies to feed producers.
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Other producers of lower-grade ore may find themselves uncompetitive, including some smaller Australian miners, those in Iran and Chinese domestic producers.
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U.S. producers had been exporting the product to Canada, but a recent price drop from Canadian producers has priced out U.S. sales.
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The company had sought anti-dumping duties of 42 percent for producers in Kazakhstan and 67-95 percent for producers in Japan.
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As president of the National Pork Producers Council, I'm hearing a lot from our pork producers about the importance of international trade.
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"I called everyone, former A&M employees, directors, producers, photographers, production houses, editors, even assistants of producers at the time," Adams said.
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"This is more about a restructuring of supply — less activity by high-cost producers for low-cost producers to roll," said Courvalin.
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The highest duty of 26.39% was imposed on all Japanese producers, while a duty of 26.38% was set for most Chinese producers.
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This time we had only 18, and they came from 13 producers, which meant we had several cuvées from a few producers.
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In 1984 Ronald Reagan rejected a request from copper producers for protective duties because of the effect on producers of pots and pans.
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The Property Brothers stars are headed to the city for the IT House x Producers Ball to host the Producers Ball on Friday.
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SWING PRODUCERS So-called swing producers are those operators that enter production during periods of high prices and depart when prices are low.
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Robert and Michelle King, creators and executive producers of The Good Wife, will return as the showrunners and executive producers of the spinoff.
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PDT Both Taylor Dunn and Victoria Thompson will serve as executive producers alongside Rebecca Jarvis and Kate McKinnon (not producers as previously reported).
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This gave producers more freedom to expand and export, but a worst-case scenario emerged, with European producers exposed to collapsing world prices.
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Middle Eastern oil producers are concerned the price rise will only stir U.S. shale producers into more drilling and push prices lower again.
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It would also expand a tax credit currently available to small wine producers, making that break available to all wine producers and importers.
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He said the deal between producers calls for flexibility and producers should show they are flexible when supply swings into deficit or surplus.
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However, Middle Eastern oil producers are concerned the price rise will stir U.S. shale producers into more drilling and push prices lower again.
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Big producers have also adjusted their business models to withstand low prices, even as smaller producers with weaker balance sheets struggle to survive.
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But it also meant oil producers were going broke: 40 oil and gas producers have filed for bankruptcy in the last year alone.
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The South China-based fund manager mentioned above recommended cyclical and infrastructure firms, including cement producers, coal miners and non-ferrous metals producers.
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In the near term, however, the company will focus on building its team, including video producers, audio producers, developers, product managers, and more.
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Both lawmakers are co-sponsors of the Allocation For Music Producers Act, which protects the royalties of producers and engineers for their contributions.
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It also includes the Allocation for Music Producers Act, which would enshrine in law the right for producers to receive royalties due them.
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That is why it is so key that its producers, like the producers of "Dear Evan Hansen," get the chemistry right going forward.
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The sources said the wording of the tender suggests it will probably have also gone to lithium producers, chemical producers and battery makers.
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Widening this program to America's embattled aluminum producers incentivizes those producers to operate in a more sustainable manner while enhancing competitiveness as well.
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He said producers had told him that one of the film's executive producers had objected to including his segment in the final cut.
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That last part about producers (the Allocation for Music Producers Act) is notable because, as the Verge noted, producers have never so far been mentioned in copyright law and have had to carve out their payments from their own deals with performers.
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It is also considering calls from some oil producers, including Cenovus Energy and Canadian Natural Resources , to impose mandatory oil production cuts on producers.
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OPEC agreed to reduce its output by 800,000 bpd, while Russia and allied producers (10 producers in all) will contribute a 400,2.43 bpd reduction.
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"The unfortunate prospect facing Asian producers could bring opportunities for (pork) producers elsewhere, particularly those in Europe, the U.S. and Brazil," the FAO said.
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He is also accused of crafting retaliatory strategies against employees who complained of sexual harassment from male producers, and targeting female producers for termination.
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The organization disciplined two producers after a film led to complaints, which the producers argued was a violation of their First Amendment speech rights.
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"All these factors put the producers' cash flow and financial survival under pressure," the Red Meat Producers Organization said in a statement on Friday.
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Some Russian producers have questioned the rationale of prolonging the cuts, saying it will lead to a loss of market share to U.S. producers.
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In this same vein, this past week OPEC producers announced that a meeting with non-OPEC producers was in the works for March 20.
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"We also welcome dialogue with producers outside the agreement," he added, referencing U.S. shale oil producers who are are not partaking in output cuts.
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CBS producers had asked the NRCC for access but were rejected, which led producers to turn to an alternative way to secure the images.
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Middle Eastern oil producers are concerned the recent price rise will only stir U.S. shale producers into more drilling and push prices lower again.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates the loss to U.S. producers at $860 million, and the National Pork Producers Council at over $1 billon.
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However, when California egg producers complained they were at a competitive disadvantage, state legislators extended the regulation to producers from other states as well.
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The company develops unique strains of cannabis for producers and performs tests for producers and patients who want independent verification of their products' safety.
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Asok Dasgupta, president of lobby group Independent Power Producers Association of India, said it was unfair to blame power producers for action against Greenpeace.
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American producers are at a comparative disadvantage when competing with foreign producers who are not burdened with paying for their employees' health insurance. 3.
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The tenacity of America's shale producers earned OPEC's respect, but the shale sector needs higher prices than the cartel's leading producers to keep drilling.
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By ramping up output then, Saudi Arabia sought to limit the growth of high-cost oil producers, namely shale producers in the United States.
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"Producers are extremely concerned about another potential trade retaliation from Mexico," said National Pork Producers Council President David Herring, a pork producer from North Carolina.
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"Any escalation in the trade dispute with China is a major concern to U.S. pork producers," the National Pork Producers Council said in a statement.
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Over the years, Madonna has hired producers to help her weave the genres du jour into her music, and sometimes those producers have gone overboard.
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There were hopes that a meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC producers on April 17 in Qatar could see major producers agree to cut production.
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A report said Canada's oil-sands producers were now losing money on every barrel, while U.S. shale producers "were just burning cash" at current prices.
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First, a relatively small number of producers can restrain oil production and rapidly increase oil prices, extracting enormous wealth from the U.S. to foreign producers.
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S. shale producers of natural gas are getting ready to do to the global gas market what U.S. shale oil producers have done to OPEC.
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The early closing means that the producers — and "Tuck" had many above-the-title producers — will lose the money they raised to mount the show.
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The announcement said retaliatory tariffs by Beijing "would not only directly affect America's producers, but also tangential industries that support agriculture," including farm machinery producers.
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Ms. Friedman said that the producers were particularly pleased that the play seemed to be appealing to new theater audiences — a constant struggle for producers.
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Last year, women accounted for 20 percent of all directors, writers, producers, executive producers, editors, and cinematographers working on the top 250 domestic grossing films.
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Of the top five Li-ion battery producers, there is only one American firm, Tesla, and it ranks fifth behind Korean, Chinese and Japanese producers.
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On the energy front, major oil producers sounded more confident about rebalancing in the markets at a Friday meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC producers.
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The producers of "Hamilton" are trying an unusual approach for theater — paperless ticketing — while the producers of "Harry Potter" are refusing to accept resold tickets.
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Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman played down any rivalry between U.S. shale producers and more established oil producers in the Middle East.
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Top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia have signaled they are ready to get tough with oil producers who are still pumping more than they promised.
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The centerpiece is cash payments totaling $14.5 billion to producers of a variety of crops as well as dairy and pork producers impacted by retaliatory tariffs.
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Every dollar gained by consumers was a dollar lost by producers, but when the dollars were lost by foreign producers, the American economy should have benefited.
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Beet producers have a different notion of fairness: for them, a level playing-field is one that takes into account the state support other producers receive.
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In addition to directors, the study includes the breakdown of the 2100,24 writers, producers, executive producers, editors, and cinematographers in total working on these 250 films.
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In addition, OPEC and allied producers including Russia have been limiting their own output in an effort to buoy prices, which has helped independent U.S. producers.
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And as long as the U.S. producers keep pumping oil, so will the Saudis because their mission is to drive U.S. oil producers out of business.
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The report shows that women represented just 11% of writers in 2015, 20% of executive producers, 26% of producers, 22% of editors, and 6% of cinematographers.
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Potential buyers could include large private equity-backed North Sea producers such as Chrysaor or Neptune which have acquired portfolios from veteran producers in recent years.
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Meat producers were pleased that the guidelines did not address the environmental impact of raising livestock, said Dave Warner, spokesman for the National Pork Producers Council.
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Prices have been helped by major oil producers OPEC and non-OPEC producers, including Russia, agreeing to limit oil output in a bid to support prices.
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Producers in Qatar have several long-term LNG contracts up for negotiation with Japan between now and 2021, while producers in Malaysia will also be affected.
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Last month's visit to Henan caused the closure of all secondary lead producers and the partial suspension of operations at primary lead producers and battery manufacturers.
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Aside from the traditional arms producers, the institute also said there was an "emerging producers" trend including companies based in Brazil, India, Turkey and South Korea.
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"Producers are increasingly distressed ... they are a bit exasperated by the government's lack of sensitivity so far," said Patrice Juneau of Quebec's Union of Agricultural Producers.
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The Commerce Department determined that Canadian lumber producers benefited from selling into the United States below fair value and received unfair subsidies that hurt U.S. producers.
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Who are producers... WM: Who are producers, who — those people at that line level never get credit for anything when a show doesn't even exist yet.
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Investors have piled into biotech firms, drugmakers, and facial mask producers this week, while dumping airlines, film producers and hotel operators, as the new coronavirus spreads.
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And while this prize goes to the producers, those directors — Ava DuVernay, Ezra Edelman, Raoul Peck and Roger Ross Williams — were also producers on their films.
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And that's for producers that follow the guidelines of the United Egg Producers trade group, which are not binding and which many egg farms explicitly reject.
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But production of cannabis is handled exclusively by federally licensed producers that supply all the provinces, and already those producers are struggling to meet consumer demand.
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But when Rolling Stone assembled the producers who contributed to Rihanna's next album in July, two producers alleged that she was actually working on two albums.
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All told, women made up 17% of all directors, writers, producers, executive producers, editors and cinematographers working on the year's top films -- a 2% drop from 2015.
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The field's resilience underpins the view that shale producers have weathered the storm unleashed in 2014, when OPEC flooded the market to drive out high-cost producers.
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"Producers naturally want financial players to be long, so the tricky part for producers is not to give financial players any ammunition to go short," said Ross.
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Martin and his fellow producers were stung that EMI ignored their pleas for royalties on their own work, in contrast to what American producers were routinely earning.
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This fundamental change in oil market discipline was meant to force out high-cost energy producers, particularly shale producers in the United States, by driving down prices.
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OPEC and non OPEC producers probably did not count on the resiliency of shale oil producers and other around the world to cut costs and improve efficiency.
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"We are confident that the other non-OPEC producers will join this (agreement) because it is in the benefit of all producers ... and also consumers," Barkindo said.
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In recent days major producers have voiced support for extending last year's deal from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers to cut supply.
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The U.S. has lost 85033 percent of its egg farmers, 90 percent of its pig producers, and 88 percent of dairy producers in the last 40 years.
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Drake's producer 40 posted a list of the album producers on his Instagram, then posted an update including names of producers he overlooked in the first post.
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Our sources tell us music producers are increasingly turning to video chats and streaming services to brainstorm ideas, collab and record pieces of songs with other producers.
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Because these producers were truly indie—often working from home, completely isolated from other producers—they weren't in a great place to unite for some collective bargaining.
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American lumber producers believe Canada is unfairly subsidizing its lumber industry by selling timber from its vast public forests to Canadian producers at a very low price.
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The lead producers include the actors Gwyneth Paltrow and Donovan Leitch; the other lead producers are Rick Ferrari, Christine Russell, Louise Gund, Hunter Arnold and Tom Kirdahy.
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Oil Producers Stick Together, For Now Meanwhile, the world's major oil producers will continue to comply with their agreement to extend production cuts until March 31, 2018.
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But last year the Diamond Producers' Association (DPA), which groups producers such as De Beers, part of Anglo American, and Rio Tinto , was set up to spur demand.
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I was one of five producers who had a vote, and I originally wanted Mark Hamill as the voice of Bob—but the other four producers wanted Will.
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Data has suggested that the oil supply from non-OPEC producers, particularly shale oil producers in the U.S., could be coming back online amid the rise in prices.
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While Deloitte auditing and consulting warns that a third of U.S. oil producers may face bankruptcy, leading shale producers say their ambitions go beyond just outrunning domestic rivals.
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In restaurants in Mendoza and Buenos Aires, I found other producers aiming for more balanced wines, producers whom I will keep an eye out for in New York.
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IN MODERN music, rock bands change producers every other album to aid in finding a new sound, and hip-hop artists use different producers on every other track.
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"In 2016, women comprised 17 percent of all directors, writers, producers, executive producers, editors, and cinematographers working on the top 250 domestic grossing films," the annual study found.
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With oil prices falling below the break-even cost for many producers, U.S. shale oil operations have dwindled with producers cutting production, cancelling drilling projects and closing rigs.
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Instead of on-again, off-again policy, why not treat biodiesel producers the same as oil producers, who have had permanent tax credits for more than a century?
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A Eurofer official said most EU producers sent higher value steel, such as for cars or special beams, for which U.S. producers alone could not meet domestic demand.
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Producers are facing some of history's toughest economic conditions and gutting this critical piece of legislation would only put another hurdle in the path of producers already struggling.
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Supply chains created by relatively high-cost producers in the United States and Canada and lower-cost producers in Mexico have enhanced the competitiveness of North American companies.
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Of course, those in the industry — dairy farmers, butter producers, pastry makers — had been tracking the rising butter prices and growing tensions between producers and retailers for months.
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UAE oil minister Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei believes more oil producers need to join OPEC and non-OPEC producers in curbing supply, Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Friday.
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Ever increasing production from big producers like Libya and Nigeria and the U.S., and even small producers like Ecuador, created the impression that supplies would continue to rise.
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It might not seem jazzy to network producers, but all citizens use the nation's roads and bridges, and those producers generally ignored Trump's recent discussions of infrastructure improvements.
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"We signed writers and producers, and then we could control the song," Jay-Z said, citing early relationships with artists and producers like Bruno Mars and Philip Lawrence.
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The details released this week "fell short of addressing the losses dairy producers are experiencing," said Jim Mulhern, the president and CEO of the National Milk Producers Federation.
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There have been nearly 200 bankruptcies of shale producers in the last four years, with small- and medium-sized producers collapsing under more than $100 billion in debt.
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" He adds, "We're for our producers having a choice, and this is, as of the FDA approving this in March of 2011, an option our producers can choose.
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In their perception, they view trade as somehow being unfair, that foreign producers are somehow undercutting American producers or they&aposre dumping goods here, and so usually, when we hear people from my experience talk about fair trade, what they want is some protectionism for American producers or American industries.
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The trio met with producers electronic producers the Dust Brothers to consider changes to the original version of the song in the hopes of making it more commercially appealing.
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And if relations thaw and markets reopen to Western food producers, Russian producers fattened on state support and a captive market might ultimately disappear as quickly as they emerged.
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He further claimed that producers told "disgruntled" women what to say about Kelly off camera in an effort to incriminate the Grammy winner — a charge that the producers deny.
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It led to the death or culling of 3.7 million ducks in the southwestern part of the country, home to most foie gras producers, according to producers group Cifog.
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He further claimed that producers told "disgruntled" women incriminating things to say about Kelly off camera in an effort to incriminate the Grammy winner — a charge that producers deny.
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Pilgrim's Pride, Tyson Foods — The poultry producers were both downgraded to "market perform" from "outperform" at BMO Capital Markets, which also cut the price targets for both poultry producers.
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"We hope to cut those costs out, thereby raising the price of soybeans to producers and cutting the cost of feed and protein to livestock producers," Zeeland's Meeuwsen said.
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Producers and retailers submit alerts of surplus food (among other things), labeling them deals or donations, and subscribers receive these alerts and can contact the producers and retailers directly.
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The change, intended to force out high-cost energy producers, backfired on the kingdom and other producers, which now have to consider how to finance their oil-dependent economies.
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" The National Pork Producers Council said in an email it was important to end the trade war so pork producers could "more fully participate in a historic sales opportunity.
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Shinn said he does not see oil and gas producers from the Oklahoma, Arkansas and Mississippi basins buying frac sand from the regional and in-basin sand producers yet.
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With Into the Badlands as an example, Wu says producers consciously made the roles open to people of all races: "Producers just have to cast more diverse," he said.
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Now, though, a global crisis of overcapacity is putting the rich world's remaining producers of low-value bulk steels, and even some specialist producers such as Scunthorpe's, at risk.
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The Post's discovery may smear large producers, but the discovery of faux-organic milk may trickle down to smaller producers, many of whom do hold inspections during grazing season.
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On the oil front, he said Russian and Saudi Arabian efforts to steady oil prices have helped subsidize not just U.S. producers but Canadian and Brazilian producers as well.
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In addition to the USDA, large, powerful interest groups that represent big meat producers, including the National Pork Producers Council and National Cattlemen's Beef Association, oppose the PRIME Act.
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Prices fell dramatically and major global oil producers like Saudi Arabia, and other OPEC producers decided to cut back on production to help stabilize supply and demand, and prices.
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A tax credit on wine production limited to small domestic producers is extended to all wineries, and sparkling wine producers and importers become eligible for the credit as well.
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Once all eight producers compete in the first round, the judges head to the basement to deliberate and decide which four producers will move on to the next round.
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We are no longer totally beholden to hostile foreign producers for vital energy imports, but these producers' actions have ripple effects on global markets that continue to hurt us.
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Producers Western Sugar Cooperative and United Sugars Corp issued force majeure notices earlier this month due to what producers have called the worst weather conditions in nearly two decades.
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Producers Western Sugar Cooperative and United Sugars Corp issued force majeure notices earlier this month due to what producers have called the worst weather conditions in nearly two decades.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Weak returns at U.S. shale producers could cost more executives their jobs and lead to increasing battles with activist investors, analysts said following changes at two producers.
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Oh yeah, you've got the specialists, like even lawyers, VCs, marketers, the producers of the silicon, the producers of the machinery to etch the silicon chips and so on.
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For the top 500 films -- which included more independent movies -- women accounted for 19% of all directors, writers, executive producers, producers, editors and cinematographers -- also a 2% decline from 2015.
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"It would significantly harm Canadian producers in our home market, just swamping the marketplace with that imported steel," said Canadian Steel Producers Association President Joseph Galimberti on the proposed tariff.
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They accounted for 26 percent of producers of the top movies in 2018 (up 20143 percent since 2017), and comprised 21 percent of producers, a 2 percent increase since 2017.
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While struggling OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers might not be so sanguine about a failure of talks admittedly not many producers or oil analysts were optimistic from the start.
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"Hala" producers include Clarence Hammond, Jamal Watson and Minhal Baig, and executive producers Jada Pinkett Smith, Jana Babatunde-Bey, Marsha Swinton, James Lassiter, Caleeb Pinkett, Ari Lubet and Aaron Carr.
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That said, not all 100% fullblood Wagyu raised by US producers is as good, because not all US producers finish their cattle for as long as is done in Japan.
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Cash sales, in which producers and meat packers negotiate for cattle a few weeks before they are killed, have declined as producers have increasingly locked in prices months in advance.
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The sawmill producers have appealed to him for help but a crisis meeting organised by France's farm minister with producers and sawmill bosses in March failed to secure a compromise.
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The constant is that somebody is always waiting for you—editors for writers, designers for editors, web producers for photo editors, video producers for subjects, and our readers for everybody.
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Nickel's supply side has proved curiously inelastic to low prices with most producers hanging on in there in the hope that Chinese nickel pig iron (NPI) producers will close first.
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While many producers around the world quit drilling and producing, the U.S. shale producers continued to invest in new technology and drilling which have enabled a spectacular American energy renaissance.
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U.S. producers applauded Thursday's decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC producers led by Russia to extend output cuts until the end of 2018.
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The new system means utilities can buy electricity from renewable power producers via tenders and fixed-price deals for up to 2171.3900 years - helping green energy producers ensure stable profits.
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Economists earlier surveyed by Reuters warned that, while imposing tariffs may benefit U.S. steel and aluminum producers, costs would rise for many other U.S. producers and consumers as a result.
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That's because Quebec, which provides 71 percent of the world's maple syrup, forces producers to sell to the Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers, a government-sanctioned, OPEC-like cartel.
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"The Saudis are hoping to drive out of business American producers, and in particular shale producers, largely in the Permian Basin in Texas and in North Dakota," Cruz told CNBC.
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American director Mel Brooks, who wrote and directed "The Producers", a 1968 comedy about the producers of a musical about Nazi Germany, also made light of the current political situation.
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Unlike the OPEC and non-OPEC state-run producers that have agreed to curb output, there is no mechanism for U.S. independent producers and global oil majors to restrain output.
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The Granholm case struck down state laws that permitted wine producers to ship bottles directly to consumers in that state and barred out-of-state producers from the same practice.
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Dupri's name alongside JAY-Z is what producers need for, so that the next generation of producers like Zaytoven, Metro Boomin', and Pi'erre Bourne get their accolades 20 years from now.
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Several OPEC producers have called for an output freeze to contain an oil glut that has triggered a price collapse in the last two years, hitting the revenues of major producers.
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China's practice of offering subsidies to local aluminum producers is creating an unfair environment for U.S. and European producers of the metal, according to the chief financial officer of Norsk Hydro.
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For example, a decade after Chinese milk producers were revealed to be adulterating infant formula, Chinese parents still shun the country's dairy industry and distrust of food producers remains almost universal.
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"Today's decision allows U.S. producers of biodiesel to receive relief from the market-distorting effects of foreign producers dumping into the domestic market," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement.
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Thurman told producers that she was not willing to do the stunt because she felt the car was unsafe (the producers told the Times that they do not recall Thurman's protestations).
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" I'm like, well we don't legally have to, but his producers, and my producers, and it just got, you know ... I was like, "You could have just said that to me.
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The centerpiece of the farmer aid package is cash payments totaling $14.5 billion to producers of a variety of crops as well as dairy and pork producers impacted by retaliatory tariffs.
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But with American producers catching up, growing dissent among Quebec producers, and a recent scathing government report, the maple syrup industry in Quebec may be rapidly approaching its own boiling point.
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Not only would this make Quebec producers more competitive on a world scale, he argues, but it would "decriminalize" maple syrup production and "restore harmony" between the federation and its producers.
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On coal: Pushed by American Electric Power, coal producers Peabody Energy and Arch Coal and the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, a coalition of coal producers and coal-dependent utilities.
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But U.S. producers have also been a problem for the OPEC deal, since shale producers, benefiting from ever-improving technology have been able to increase output, already back to 2015 levels.
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However, rising output from lower-grade nickel pig iron (NPI) producers and high-pressure acid lead (HPAL) facilities mainly in top producers China and Indonesia are likely to drag prices down.
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Are the producers surprised at how the cast managed to use their allegedly lucrative reality TV careers (producers wouldn't comment on the cast's Hills salaries) as a springboard for future endeavors?
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We tend to focus very much on Russia, Saudi, and shale in the US, but the vulnerable high-cost oil producers and energy producers is a really alarming list of countries.
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It is anticipated that US oil producers will increase spending this year, as current guidance from numerous shale producers is indicating a growth of 255kb/d over the course of 275.
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Likewise Domina's sales boost may just be members of the fetisher community now searching out cost-effective customs from general fetish producers rather than buying clips from old, big giantess producers.
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But, the museum's pissed producers brought the show to Vegas ... where the museum alleges producers have been cashing in on its name and the Motown sound for 6 nights a week.
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The decision to delay the movie came jointly from MGM, Universal, producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, and other producers on the series, the official 007 Twitter account tweeted Wednesday.
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"I think OPEC producers realise they can't continue to expand production indefinitely - OPEC producers are close to maximum capacity - so there could be room for a deal (in November)," Lai said.
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It is a medium that has broken down the walls between publishers and producers, to where we're getting a stream from lots of different publishers and producers, and that is great.
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And the producers are left — we're raising the baby.
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Casting producers take the reins, and bring out — surprise!
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While producers said they would comply with the mandatory cuts, executives from Canada's Suncor Energy Inc, Husky Energy Inc and Imperial Oil, integrated producers with domestic refinery and upgrading capacity, expressed disappointment.
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Here's the full statement from the King and I producers: The producers of The King & I wish to clarify recent erroneous reports regarding Ruthie Ann Miles' participation in the West End production.
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"I know pea producers and lentil producers who are really excited" about demand from the plant-based protein trend, said Ben Eborn, an economist and professor at the University of Idaho Extension.
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"Clearly the prices for crude oil have risen high enough that a lot of producers, shale producers, did put on hedges," said David Thompson, executive vice president of Washington commodities broker Powerhouse.
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Russia is one of the world's biggest crude oil and natural gas producers, and the United States has been urging global energy producers to boost output to stem an increase in prices.
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Two sources familiar with OPEC policy told Reuters Saudi Arabia and other producers had discussed a possible production increase of about 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) among OPEC and non-OPEC producers.
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But the steep run-up in electrode prices has squeezed India's smaller steel producers, prompting the Steel Ministry to set up a meeting with producers and the steel industry on Jan. 15.
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U.S. oil closed at 20160 highs on Tuesday after a report that top producers Russia and Saudi Arabia have agreed to freeze output ahead of a much-anticipated producers meeting on Sunday.
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In recent weeks, major oil producers, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, met in Doha and have said they are ready to freeze production at January levels if other producers do the same.
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But Riyadh led OPEC and other rival producers in December to reach their first deal since 4923 to curtail oil output and ease a global glut which had strained many producers' budgets.
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Analysts who track shale producers say sufficient cash flow that hedging can provide is key to a company's health and ability to sustain production, yet most producers chose not to do so.
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However, the current deal between allied major oil producers could soon be at risk amid heightened tensions over an escalating proxy war between two of OPEC's top three crude producers, Shah said.
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The agreement does not include U.S. shale oil producers, and there are concerns that rising oil prices, largely thanks to the oil output cut, has allowed U.S. producers to come back online.
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Shares of Canadian oil producers fell in Toronto, led lower by heavy oil producers MEG Energy Corp and Athabasca Oil Corp, which are especially hurt by price discounts connected to clogged pipelines.
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"China is a very complementary relationship that allows U.S. pork producers to extract more value from the hog," said Jim Monroe, a spokesman for the National Pork Producers Council, a trade group.
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He was one of the producers of "The Producers," the Broadway hit, written by his friend Mel Brooks, that ran for six years and pushed the limits of ticket prices on Broadway.
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To a great extent, Mexican fruit and vegetable producers have been able to achieve this extraordinary growth because of unfair Mexican subsidies, making it nearly impossible for American producers to viably compete.
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If immunocastration causes higher profits for pork producers, less pain for animals, and lower carbon emissions for the planet, Smithfield and other US producers really have no excuse for not pursuing it.
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Trump's move was seen as "initiating damage control by looking into ways to soothe irate producers over his recent decision to grant unnecessary small refinery exemptions for the second year in a row, which has negatively impacted ethanol producers and all U.S. corn and soybean producers," Dan Cekander, president of DC Analysis, wrote in a client note.
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"I do think once the linkage to specific producers is made, the USDA should move quickly to exonerate the other producers to avoid damaging further their reputation and business," he said by email.
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Iranian gold producers also export to Saudi consumers, although the head of its jewellery producers' union said on Tuesday that the severing of commercial ties with Saudi Arabia would not affect their industry.
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Oil prices fell nearly 3 percent to seven-month lows after supply hikes by several key producers overshadowed compliance by OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers on a deal to cut global output.
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I think we may be riding a little wave where there are some really amazing female producers and people in Hollywood that are taking a chance on female directors, female producers, female writers.
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Companies like Associated Content and Shareasale rewarded content producers richly – one friend of mine made millions on YouTube in 2004 because he was one of the few serial content producers on the platform.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Gulf OPEC producers Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates (UAE)support the cooperation dialogue between top oil producers Saudi Arabia and Russia announced on Monday in China, their energy ministers said.
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More Oregon producers in the last few years have adopted a restrained style, but in 2013, even producers on the powerful end of the spectrum weren't able to achieve extravagant fruitiness and opulence.
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Rosneft said the only guaranteed route to balance the market was for all producers to limit supplies, but acknowledged this would not happen because U.S. shale producers would not join any such pact.
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The European Union in November 2013 set duties of 8.8 to 20.5 percent for Indonesian producers and between 22.0 and 25.7 percent for Argentinian producers, in both cases to apply for five years.
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Those two senators' desire to help dairy producers somehow became a prerequisite for whether Congress could provide a policy to cotton producers to help respond to the ongoing financial and trade policy challenges.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Further oil producers need to join Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC producers in curbing supply, UAE oil minister Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei told a German newspaper.
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With Organization of Petroleum Exporting Country members, such as Saudi Arabia, and big non-OPEC producers, like Russia, refusing to cede market share to U.S. producers, the supply imbalance got worse through 2514.
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For example, on top of the current crop insurance program, billions of dollars flow to agricultural producers through farm commodity programs, even if the producers already participate in the federal crop insurance program.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, together with other producers led by Russia, started in early 2017 to throttle its output to revive prices and regain market share from U.S. oil producers.
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Cash sales of cattle, which producers and meat packers negotiate a few weeks before animals are killed, have dropped over the past decade as producers have increasingly locked in prices months in advance.
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Prices rallied in the third quarter as producers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC producers cut output and as hurricanes squeezed fuel output in the United States.
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This November, Californians will vote on Proposition 60, a ballot initiative that requires producers to provide condoms to their performers, and threatens severe consequences for producers who create condom-free content in California.
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"To say that the soil in England and in Champagne is similar is pure propaganda from the English producers," said Thibaut Le Mailloux, a spokesman for Comité Champagne, a lobby of Champagne producers.
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Maybe French producers get more excited about their microclimates and terroir — and the impact those have on food and wine when they interact with local traditions — than American food producers do on average.
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None of Chinas top publicly traded producers have publicly announced any swine fever outbreak, but executives of major hog producers acknowledged in interviews with Reuters that their herds were hit by the disease.
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Per the study, women made up 19% of writers, 21% of executive producers, 27% of producers, 23% of editors, and just 5% of cinematographers working on the top 250 films of the year.
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In the season that ended last March, Brazilian sugar and ethanol producers reduced debt levels by 3 reais ($0.7990) per tonne as producers managed to generate cash and pay down debt, Fernandes said.
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On Saturday, Oscar-winning director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu at a panel of producers nominated for awards by the Producers Guild of America called the new academy rules "a great step" toward more diversity.
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Details of the agreement and how the cuts will be distributed among producers still need to be ratified at meetings in Vienna of both OPEC and a wider OPEC+ group of 24 producers.
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Beijing has not officially reported any swine fever on the farms of large listed producers, whose shares are trading at record levels as investors bet the big producers will benefit from tighter supplies.
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Border taxes may not force dirty producers to close anyway.
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"Producers ended up being their own worst enemies," he said.
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President, you see all these writers and producers and actors?
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S. oil producers are not going to be held back.
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It is among the top three global producers of dates.
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Just kidding: the producers of The Hills totally staged that.
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Three licensed producers have signed exclusive deals to supply them.
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Oh no, say the producers, that craziness was all Mariah's.
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Going in, that was one of her agreements with producers.
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The producers had transformed Nasubi into a walking, talking gimmick.
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And now, two producers are developing a show around Mrs.
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If it does, the producers might want to call Martin.
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Producers made it seem like she was a space alien!
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Partnerships with big media producers like Walt Disney also helped.
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Producers therefore emit more greenhouse gas per barrel (see chart).
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President, you see all these writers, and actors, and producers?
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But share prices for all the major producers are sliding.
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She later blamed the whole mess on the show's producers.
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I was the one who reached out to the producers.
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I love female producers and I wish there were more.
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An index tracking raw material producers slumped over 2 percent.
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The bill also codifies paying producers and engineers digital royalties.
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The show's producers have no idea what he has planned.
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Grande clapped back at producers via Twitter on Thursday afternoon.
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BASF is one of the world's largest producers of polyamides.
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Meanwhile, China and India are the largest producers of silk.
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Mobile apps to match scavengers with rubbish producers are proliferating.
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But the 808 built a cult following among underground producers.
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"Producers aren't forcing people to do questionable things," he says.
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Flajnik has, in interviews, blamed the producers for their breakup.
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When did those conversations with the network and producers happen?
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Movie producers really love destroying the ISS for some reason.
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So what finally made the "Shark Tank" producers take notice?
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Producers were always fighting people who were in standards practices.
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Costco wants to reduce its reliance on those big producers.
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Producers Michael De Luca and Jennifer Todd will also return.
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Teva is one of the biggest producers of generic drugs.
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Two Bachelor in Paradise producers submitted complaints to Warner Bros.
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The producers took a hard look at the great room.
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But traditional meat producers are not fans of those options.
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Still, the producers handed me a liability waiver to sign.
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The association had requested that producers take down the notice.
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You might say creepy, producers called it sweet – tomato, tomahto.
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Director Andy Muschietti directly disobeyed the orders of the producers.
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Directors, producers, writers, actors — you know like an Armie Hammer.
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The comedians of The Lonely Island are credited as producers.
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But the news is less happy for American oil producers.
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Beef producers from all over Japan enter their finest cuts.
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However, higher prices have encouraged greater output among U.S. producers.
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Producers in other countries have suffered from volatile price swings.
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But [the producers] often didn't want them to do that.
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It's quite likely we could lose 50 percent of producers.
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Macmanus, Diesel, and Morgan are listed among the executive producers.
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The producers of The Bachelorette want you to get engaged.
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To ensure a flawless rendition, producers had to get creative.
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Who are some other young producers we should know about?
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There's other producers like Bad Habitz who's making quality garage.
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Once among Hollywood's most powerful producers, Weinstein faces a Sept.
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It's just all random producers honestly, but they're all dope.
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The National Pork Producers Council said it welcomed the deal.
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Was that a difficult concept to pitch to your producers?
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Few producers make them anymore for the fixed government price.
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The conditions are different for Cenovus than for integrated producers.
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Their narrative arcs are constructed by producers rather than screenwriters.
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Emerging producers included India, Abu Dhabi and Vietnam, he said.
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Europe's oil producers moved higher in the region's stock markets.
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Gold producers had cut dividends as gold prices tumbled. Amazon.
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And these days, halal producers are branching out beyond food.
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Other producers, including Russia, pledged to cut another 600,000 bpd.
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Producers that sell their meat abroad expose themselves to risks.
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The actions of oil producers speak far louder than words.
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Options help metal consumers, producers and traders manage price exposure.
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U.S. OIL PRODUCERS EVACUATED 257 PLATFORMS AHEAD OF STORM -U.
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As for photos from filming, the producers have it covered.
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Producers: Julie Goldman, Roger Ross Williams O.J.: Made in America
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And even producers Common and Lear get into the action.
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Producers choose six episodes of their TV comedies or drama.
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Food producers are launching more quinoa snacks, says Ms White.
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And the producers finally said, 'Sorry, it's not Day 6.
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Shale producers will have gained market share at their expense.
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The fund starts with the Russell 1000, excluding coal producers.
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I was underpaid, overwhelmed, and treated like crap by producers.
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Nearly 30 other American producers have closed down since 2012.
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The executives signing and helping these producers out are men.
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Gomez and Teefey are both executive producers of the show.
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He's meeting with dairy farmers, pork producers, vintners and others.
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In terms of producers I really liked Ratchet, and Rapid.
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Back then, he would let the producers get the sessions.
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Foie gras producers and chefs are currently appealing the ban.
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Now music producers are enlisting AI to crank out hits.
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But those tomatoes are not as economically attractive to producers.
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But most TV producers are in their 50s or 60s.
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Producers and stars of the movie rushed to deny wrongdoing.
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Gregor and Mand will take the roles of executive producers.
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I know a lot of producers love that spot too.
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The tax cuts are aimed at supposedly helping small producers.
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Chang's even been on the radar of China's CCTV producers.
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Having started with skillets, producers are now introducing Dutch ovens.
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But I like having these really long relationships with producers.
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No scripts or outlines have been written, according to producers.
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Major producers are scheduled to gather in Algeria on Sunday.
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Most shale producers can grow, but not generate free cash.
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Replacements for the departed producers have not been announced yet.
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N) and smaller producers such as Colorado's Cimarex Energy (XEC.
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That dampens demand, which impacts American producers and their suppliers.
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One of the greatest producers the world has ever known.
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We're told producers are now scrambling to recreate the moment.
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Russia is already one of the world's biggest arms producers.
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Brittany Fogarty: The producers approached me to cast with them.
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Increased gasoline consumption has also helped ethanol producers, Irwin said.
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Fossil fuel producers may resist efforts to slash emissions quickly.
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Having two producers... to watch my performance was really key.
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Shares of poultry producers fell in response to the news.
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But plant milk producers scored a key victory on Thursday.
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However, plant milk producers say the rules amount to protectionism.
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Producers have fought deteriorating market conditions over the last year.
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India is one of the world's largest producers of antibiotics.
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" I was like, "damn, this what happens to the producers!
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She also passed along customers' feedback to the food producers.
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OPEC's two largest African producers also raised production in April.
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Some analysts doubted producers would stick to a prolonged curb.
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Cutting around her would be no simple task for producers.
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Aniston and Witherspoon will among be the show's executive producers.
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And producers have no recognition in U.S. law at all.
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Some analysts saw a silver lining for meat producers though.
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We determine what producers produce, suppliers supply, and cooks cook.
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We've reached out to producers, but they've gone radio silent.
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SQM is one of the world's top producers of lithium.
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When she reported him to the producers, they did nothing.
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Producers saw it his way, so he won't be punished.
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But LNG producers need to keep a watch on competition.
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He'll be joined by producers Nicole Clemens and Ashley Zalta.
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Yet some agricultural producers who attended had little to celebrate.
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Host Chris Harrison (and producers) had some explaining to do.
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What were you and the album's producers looking to achieve?
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The shift has also irked some producers outside the Gulf.
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Producers and consumers appear to be lining up for battle.
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Run, respectively — who are also executive producers on the series.
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Television, one of the Hollywood's largest producers of TV shows.
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Writers and producers were deemed to wield too much power.
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Producers are hoping Britain will somehow replicate the current system.
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This is not good for core ethanol producers or consumers.
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An OPEC output cut should boost profitability for U.S. producers.
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Consider the decisions that wine producers make all the time.
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"We like to be proud of our producers," Kotowska said.
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For producers and consumers, the tweets just create additional uncertainties.
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"We're no longer entertainers, we're producers, studio executives," he said.
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S. gives meat producers a pass on climate change emissions.
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North American producers are also expected to add more barrels.
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And that rise in price motivates or incentivizes other producers.
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" She learned quickly though, "thanks to some very patient producers.
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U.S. lumber producers generally cut timber grown on private land.
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Producers that work with Kanye rarely talk about the process.
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I know he's inspired millions of other producers out there.
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Albemarle Corp and SQM are the world's largest lithium producers.
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Executive producers: Ben Queen serves as writer and executive producer.
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I emailed the show's producers, telling them of my coup.
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Vulcano and Quinn, plus other Impractical Jokers producers and showrunners.
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His cabinet choices will be closely watched by lithium producers.
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Over half of the main emerging economies are commodity producers.
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Those provinces include four of China's five biggest agricultural producers.
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The segment concluded, and the producers erupted in astonished giggles.
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President, you see all these writers, and producers and actors?
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But even if American producers complied, foreign ones might not.
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Still, producers of narco fiction do struggle with this question.
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" So began the conversation that ultimately led to "The Producers.
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Bluestone remains one of the documentary's executive producers, but Purzycki
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Executive producers: Scott Silveri (Friends), Jake Kasdan and Melvin Mar.
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Producers applied for a court order to block the action.
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"Nobody wants to do favors for U.S. producers," he said.
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The eight music producers surrounding Bardle are this month's competitors.
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The same rates apply to all other producers and exporters.
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The producers promise we'll learn the victim's identity early on.
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Don't expect China's steel producers to adapt supply fast enough.
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Pork producers in the state have also been hard hit.
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Alas, the producers did not have good news for Purser.
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Some producers have already taken steps to fight the problem.
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Malaysia and Indonesia are the world's top palm oil producers.
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Producers who work on TV don't want to cross him.
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U.S. producers are not party to any agreements capping production.
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The show's writers and producers, jaded sorts, began to clap.
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Multiple producers cited "Serial" and "Night Vale" as their inspirations.
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Not exactly, said Rebecca Carroll, one of the show's producers.
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U.S. antitrust law prevents U.S. producers from joining the group.
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And only two of those producers were women of color.
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How did they hit off with Sly & Robbie as producers?
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How was the chemistry between the band and the producers?
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He produced his own tracks and eschewed assigned record producers.
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Is this food actually coming from Italian farms and producers?
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Like many oil producers, EnQuest hedges some of its output.
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OPEC and other key producers, including Russia, meet on Nov.
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I also contacted Kimberly Clark, producers of the Kotex pads.
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Tobias would call the producers to play them Brando's takes.
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He's probably one of the best piano producers, I reckon.
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Of course, we want our producers to be into partying.
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The tariffs have allowed U.S. producers to raise their prices.
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North Carolina, Minnesota and Illinois are also major hog producers.
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Producers are the biggest part of my music being good.
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Other big Middle Eastern producers, except Iran, also boosted output.
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Major steel producers in Brazil include Vale SA and Usiminas.
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Such redundancy would have imposed heavy costs on coal producers.
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Its unique architecture has caught the attention of movie producers.
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There were women — a few women writers and television producers.
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It depends on the intent and methods of the producers.
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For the producers of "Crazy Rich Asians," there weren't any.
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GM and Fiat are Brazil's top auto producers and sellers.
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Some producers, like Mr. Brennan, are foraging in unlikely areas.
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These five small producers all work in New York State.
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Venezuela is among the world's largest heavy crude oil producers.
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Not really, but the producers were clearly carving a narrative.
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Carla: The second night was a smart move by producers.
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Is it podcast producers, or does it go beyond that?
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Shares of major biofuels producers rose slightly after the announcement.
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I think that's one reason the producers liked my sound.
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You know, in various stages, Mike and I were producers.
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But the producers saw bigger themes in Ms. Orth's book.
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And in Virginia, he's working with a couple more producers.
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Thanks to a few European producers, he is alive again.
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Some producers have taken the notion of specificity even further.
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We the producers don't take any of it for granted.
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But a new breed of producers aims to change minds.
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Higher Ground did not announce a screenwriter or any producers.
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No, wine is the opposite of death, the producers answered.
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The actors and producers say it's more relevant than ever.
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Many producers reduce output anyway during summer to conduct maintenance.
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Analysts expect other oil and gas producers to follow suit.
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Extorting producers and clients will lose both of them money.
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Mr. Howie pressed on, as producers are apt to do.
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Its producers should lay in a supply of Purple Hearts.
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The musical's lead producers are Dori Berinstein and Bill Damaschke.
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Oil and gas producers across the globe are slashing budgets.
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S. producers will have to scramble to find new customers.
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Now, Mr. Figueiredo said, just two other producers make Colares.
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The situation is much different for independent American oil producers.
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"Brooks directed his own Hitler comedy in 1967 — "The Producers.
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Producers, the gatekeepers in commercial theater, are also overwhelmingly male.
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Both Lewinsky and Paulson will be producers on the show.
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Are these producers trying to make me the bad guy?
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The producers postponed Mr. Onaodowan's start date by a week.
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Listen: Nashville has long marginalized female performers, songwriters and producers.
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Last year the government signed 31 contracts with oil producers.
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She and Marcus are both credited as writers and producers.
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Most good producers of gran reservas go beyond the minimum.
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She and other top producers take that underlying notion seriously.
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All of that was quite difficult for producers to understand.
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Importers and producers will be given a year to comply.
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Producers believe there is plenty of time to change course.
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Industry sources said some metal producers including Chile's Codelco CODEL.
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The wine has also been good to its best producers.
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Some of my favorite producers were not in the tasting.
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Two producers were fired after the report aired in December.
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How did the show's producers and writer describe those characters?
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The producers Robert Whitehead and Lewis Allen were his mentors.
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Producers would rather move on to the next controversy instead.
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To my fellow "Unbelievable" cast, and the extraordinary producers, congratulations!
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Working with producers and writers who want to be inclusive.
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Sex work is performance, after all, the show's producers argue.
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"Now actors are taken more seriously as producers," Hahn continued.
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The country's producers receive 930,000 pesos ($33) per 125 kg.
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There is no sign that shale producers will restrain production.
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How much can Philippine producers lift their production to compensate?
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We rarely saw how editors and producers cut our stories.
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But the universe (read: the show's producers) had other plans.
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S. producers such as Brazil, Canada and Norway, he said.
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JODI publishes oil and gas data of producers and consumers.
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How much can Philippine producers lift their production to compensate?
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Traders awaited a key meeting of oil producers on Monday.
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It remains to be seen whether oil producers will agree.
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Producers are also betting that oil prices will eventually recover.
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It's unclear what the ramifications on steel producers will be.
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That surge in interest made producers of slaughtered meat nervous.
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Had the producers not agreed, prices could have fallen further.
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To my fellow Unbelievable cast, and the extraordinary producers, congratulations!
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Pork producers contacted Trump's transition team soon after the Nov.
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IT'S GOOD FOR STEEL PRODUCERS, THEY ARE HAPPY ABOUT THAT.
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For small producers, the system cuts deeply into meager profits.
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Power producers are learning to adapt to this new world.
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Some producers are turning to California, Australia and New Zealand.
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How might it be a risk for the show's producers?
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The producers did not announce casting for the Boston production.
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Adding acid is a routine practice with many California producers.
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The filmmaking team was predominantly white — director, writers, lead producers.
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The producers would not say how the show would open.
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The producers of "Beetlejuice," based on the 1988 Warner Bros.
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Producers have every incentive to clearly communicate that to consumers.
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I had the same writers, same producers, same talent coordinators.
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The producers cut to a hasty, and unplanned, commercial break.
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Farmers and food producers have warned that supplies could dwindle.
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To call the three producers "prolific" would be an understatement.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNBachelor In Paradise: Producers' Close WatchBrody Jenner: Lynched!
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Most producers would be scared to have those moments happen.
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The three countries are the world's largest producers of oil.
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I think it's similar when it comes to movie producers.
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But Boilen and his producers soon had a bigger idea.
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Higher prices help producers lock in profits for future sales.
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You may also ask the conference producers for them later.
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All three of the exempt producers also pumped less oil.
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Here are five producers worth seeking out, in alphabetical order.
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While OPEC's key oil producers have been adhering to December's output cut deal, which also included non-OPEC producers, strategist Helima Croft says investors shouldn't expect a big breakout in crude prices this year.
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While Qatar is one of OPEC's smallest oil producers, especially when compared to the likes of de facto leader Saudi Arabia, it is one of the world's largest producers of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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While many companies would fear a potential trade war, increased tariffs would be great news for domestic steel producers like U.S. Steel, which have recently had trouble competing with producers in China and elsewhere.
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While Qatar is one of OPEC's smallest crude producers, especially when compared to the likes of de facto leader Saudi Arabia, it is one of the world's largest producers of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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Oil prices fell about 2 percent after news of increases in supply by several key producers, a trend that has undermined attempts by OPEC and other producers to support the market through reduced output.
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Oil prices in the mid- to upper-$50s-per-barrel range would encourage North American producers, while prices above $65 per barrel would coax international producers to boost spending, Chief Executive Martin Craighead said.
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The EU set duties in November 2013 of 8.8 percent to 20.5 percent for Indonesian producers and between 22 percent and 25.7 percent for Argentine producers, in both cases to apply for five years.
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The EU in November 2013 set duties of 8.8 percent to 20.5 percent for Indonesian producers and between 22 percent and 25.7 percent for Argentine producers, in both cases to apply for five years.
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Landlocked Bakken producers still need a substantially higher international price than their breakeven cost to make a profit, since they pay more to transport crude to market than producers in most other U.S. regions.
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Non-OPEC producers such as those in the U.S. and Canada tend to have far higher production costs than OPEC producers and have tried to mitigate lower oil prices by cutting production and exploration.
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Leading oil producers, including Russia, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Venezuela, held talks in Doha last week where they said they were ready to freeze production at January levels if other producers did the same.
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By the late 00s, SoundClick led the pack, evolving into a kind of Myspace for producers and other musicians, complete with profile pages and a chart system that helped give underground producers wider exposure.
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But any claim that U.S. producers are bearing the cost of the Chinese tariff also has to pass the empirical test that U.S. producers are less responsive to changes in prices than Chinese consumers.
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Large producers, such as Canada and Mexico, are unable to lift exports to replace the lost barrels, and smaller producers, including Colombia and Ecuador, simply do not pump enough to ease the global shortfall.
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In November 2013, the EU set duties of 8.8 percent to 20.5 percent for Indonesian producers and between 22 percent and 25.7 percent for Argentine producers, to apply for five years in both cases.
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But oil prices may keep falling until traders see U.S. shale producers slowing production, said Schieldrop, referring to the desire of Saudi Arabia and other OPEC producers to protect market share from U.S. drillers.
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Since then, Mr. Cuomo has made it easier for alcohol producers to operate in the state, such as recently suggesting that new tax credits be extended to craft producers of beer, wine and cider.
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The key problem for the Saudis and other producers, asserted Reid, is that it's a zero sum game given that ever more shale producers are enticed into the market as the oil price rises.
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While the global decline in oil prices will certainly cause pain for both Saudi Arabia and Russia, its impact on US oil producers, especially many of the smaller shale producers, could be especially severe.
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"Using many of these structures, producers are price-protected unless prices fall below a certain threshold, and $45 a barrel was a popular strike level, at which point producers become fully exposed," Tran said.
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BTA OIL PRODUCERS BTA Oil Producers burned six times as much gas in Texas as in New Mexico - its flaring rate was 12% in Culberson County, Texas but 1.8% in Lea County, New Mexico.
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"This would exclude these producers from possible anti-subsidy duties to be imposed by the European Commission, while restoring the level playing field for European producers," a Commission spokesperson said by email on Monday.
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McElhenney and Rosell&aposs fellow "Always Sunny" producers Nick Frenkel, Charlie Day and Glenn Howerton will be serving as executive producers on the new sitcom, however, they are not expected to appear in the cast.
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"We thank the administration for ending a trade dispute that has placed enormous financial strain on American pork producers," said David Herring, a North Carolina pork producer and president of the National Pork Producers Council.
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OPEC member Iran on Monday downplayed the chances of oil producers clinching an output-restraint deal although several other producers, including the United Arab Emirates and Algeria, hoped measures could be agreed to curb output.
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And tariffs do nothing to address the underlying complaint of American steel and aluminium producers: that state support gives Chinese producers an unfair advantage that has them pumping out production as job losses mount elsewhere.
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Despite this, OPEC's latest report said producers were cutting more than required under the deal, while producers not party to the agreement, such as U.S. shale companies, were starting to face constraints on future output.
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Major producers will be set up with a separate focus on thermal coal, coking coal and anthracite, while smaller producers will be merged into larger ones, the local authority said on its official website (www.shanxi.gov.cn).
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The government should use licensing and production controls to foster a competitive recreational market that includes small producers, the panel recommended, suggesting the door was open for new producers to get into the burgeoning sector.
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Stopera and his roommate, Broad City co-creator Ilana Glazer, will serve as executive producers with Jeff Kleeman, while Parsons and his producing partner Todd Spiewak are joining Michael Shamberg and Matthew Henick as producers.
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"China has been the highest priority in the export ambitions of Russian producers," Yushin said, adding that the two countries would need to agree on the list of Russian producers for supplies to China now.
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While the complaint targets eight foreign producers, it also lists a number of Chinese companies, including the Indonesian unit of one of the world's top producers, Tsingshan Stainless Steel, and 22014 traders who import product.
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Oil supply and demand dynamics are being closely watched amid efforts by major oil producers in OPEC, and non-OPEC producers led by Russia, to curb their oil output in a bid to stabilize prices.
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" When asked what advice she'd give Palin about working with MTV producers, Abraham said, "I've shown the best how to deal with the producers and not let that negativity persuade your mindset and your kids.
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GRAMMY Advocates will also seek support for fair pay for producers and songwriters through provisions in the Allocation for Music Producers Act and Songwriters Equity Act that should be part of any music licensing reform.
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Facing greater competition, the 34 government-licensed producers are calling for everyone to be held to the same rules they must follow, said Colette Rivet, the executive director of a producers' trade association, Cannabis Canada.
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The move by the National Biodiesel Board (NBB) trade group comes after two years of tension between U.S. and foreign producers over soaring imports that the group says have threatened the profitability of domestic producers.
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According to a statement, the minister also "rejects unilateral decisions by some oil producers without consulting the rest of the members" of the OPEC and non-OPEC producers who took part in the reduction agreement.
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Big oil producers were jockeying to deal with the new realities of the oil market at meetings between the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers, like Russia, over the weekend in Vienna.
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While all the other writers were nominated as producers, Kaling was left off the list as the Television Academy, which runs the Emmys, claimed there were "too many producers" for Kaling to also be considered.
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"The big impacts are going to be on West Coast producers and especially in August, September and October," said Joel Nelsen, a farmer and president of the California Citrus Mutual, a citrus producers trade group.
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Close and tangled relations between China's government and private sector continued to be a problem, as cheap loans and subsidies kept Chinese producers pumping out products even as prices were telling producers elsewhere to stop.
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Oil producers led by Saudi Arabia and top non-OPEC exporter Russia are in an uneasy truce with U.S. shale firms after a two-year price war that sent many shale producers to the wall.
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"The African, Caribbean and Pacific producers are worried about the constant weakening over the past few years of their access to the European market," said Gervais Kacou, spokesman for an association representing African banana producers.
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Oil prices fell to seven-month lows after news of increases in supply by several key producers, a trend which has undermined attempts by OPEC and other producers to support the market through reduced output.
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With that 'frame' in mind, I thought it would be fun to pick 103 older tracks that inspired the current crop of Balearic producers and then another 10, made by the new crop of producers.
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The producers are currently crowdfunding their post-production work through Kickstarter.
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Other Pritzkers went on to become film producers and state governors.
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Oil producers typically use oil as collateral for their bank loans.
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Producers of capital goods are especially hopeful of a sustained upturn.
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The Alberta government imposed mandatory production curtailments on producers effective Jan.
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Producers are concerned that the economic slowdown will reduce fuel consumption.
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Some help comes from African governments, which shield producers from competition.
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Some producers said they were particularly wary of the Brexit factor.
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Higher demand will cause U.S. producers to raise production, he explained.
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U.S. meat producers have grappled with lower prices for several months.
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Investors also gauged the possibility of an output freeze by producers.
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Qatar is one of the world's top producers of the gas.
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And Hollywood producers like Brunetti never do anything shady or unethical?
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At least, that's what the show's producers want us to think.
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Then I started ending up in studios with Grammy-nominated producers.
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The producers have done an exceptional job casting the teen roles.
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Obviously it behooves producers to know about the contestants' STI status.
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Or, at least, that's what the producers want you to think.
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Tinned copper wire from copper-wire producers used in electrical motors.
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They and other producers can pump more if they're called upon.
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Now all hip alcohol producers can get in on the action.
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Are there any other producers whose brain you'd like to pick?
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Falih also noted that production from some OPEC producers is falling.
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In which case he's already eyeing the producers and production assistants.
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But producers here trust him not to blow it on trade.
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Oil producers are eying railroads as production has exceeded pipeline capacity.
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I would say the American producers are responding to market prices.
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But most food producers were not reared in the internet age.
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OPEC, Russia and nine other producers plan to meet on Nov.
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Another source of comfort for the cast was the producers' cooking.
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Producers must think the tension will make for a better show.
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I even live with the producers Huerco S and Hank Jackson!
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As long as there is music, there will be ghost producers.
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Perhaps the producers were trying to stay true to the time?
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Brazil ranks among the world's five largest agricultural producers and exporters.
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The largest producers of lithium are Australia, Chile, China and Argentina.
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This process also puts local producers in Gaza at a disadvantage.
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Their portrayers also happen to be executive producers on the project.
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When the Bachelor producers brought Ben Higgins' pastor to the taping.
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Goods producers added 16,000 jobs, with gains in agriculture and manufacturing.
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"The producers were the real villains of the show," joked Sculls.
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But you know, now producing ... There's different kinds of producers, right?
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That's good for those producers but bad for almost everyone else.
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Nerdist's producers workshopped the idea, and Bowser suggested the medley approach.
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The musical aspect was brought by the producers of Legs Benedict.
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Kaitlyn: The Bachelor producers are really in hot water this season.
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Producers on Friday pledged to continue to oppose any environmental taxes.
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Or did the producers feel the character had run its course?
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Now producers can start casting for Patrick's love interest, Frank White.
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He made Forbes's 2018 list of Oregon's top wealth management producers.
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The producers suggested turning it into a new master bedroom instead.
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How important is it to work with local traders and producers?
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The latest census also indicated 36% of all producers are female.
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It's ALWAYS FORCED" and "UK producers r FIRE, UK rappers…Nope.
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Thank you to my incredible producers, John Lagomarsino and Andrew Marino.
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Yes, one castmate went to producers and begged them to intervene.
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And House is nothing like what the fancy ale producers make.
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Alaskan producers Exxon Mobil Corp and BP Plc declined to comment.
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She is also one of the show's creative producers this year.
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Executive producers include Fincher, Joshua Donen, Charlize Theron and Cean Chaffin.
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The producers were criticized by Doc Shirley's family for distorting facts.
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The producers of 'Cosmos' can do no less in this situation.
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He posted quotes from collaborators, like producers, writers, and close friends.
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Okay, so the breakup was edited and crafted by the producers.
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Most of that is held by emerging markets, including oil producers.
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The power producers must therefore buy dollars with devalued naira income.
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Producers and directors were unsure how to incorporate her into shows.
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It's clear the Bond producers were eager to get him back.
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Minter thought it could give U.S. producers more access to trade.
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Both have famous executive producers: 50 Cent and Gabrielle Union, respectively.
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Producers on the show include Oprah Winfrey and Robert De Niro.
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In a statement, the producers of Cosmos promised a thorough investigation.
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Producers will receive those numbers first, followed by subscribers, then press.
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Finding Prince Charming is here to fix that — the producers hope.
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So far it all looks very positive for the oil producers.
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Last year, producers in the region made 0003,2000 gallons of syrup.
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Reduced profits have already prompted some cattle producers to cull heifers.
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Tariffs would "disproportionately impact smaller producers," Betts said in a statement.
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In this bland and uniform market some producers spy an opportunity.
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Chadwick Boseman: The producers wanted it to come out last year.
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Go deeper: Oil investor warns of "energy crisis" for U.S. producers
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The producers responded by mostly editing him out of the broadcast.
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The producers of Cosmos can do no less in this situation.
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However, Goldman believes the producers will maintain the current supply levels.
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The producers pull out some old home movies of Rob running.
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The actresses will also serve as executive producers on the project.
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These producers are propagating false and reckless fabrications for their profit.
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Luke Davies and David Michôd are co-writers and executive producers.
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One of the producers … knew the type of work we do.
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At the industry level, goods producers on net lost 213,2500 jobs.
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These are public goods—producers cannot exclude anyone from consuming them.
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Kind of like the difference between oil producers and oilfield services.
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Even so, shares of medical marijuana producers rose after the announcement.
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Most other gold producers have been cutting dividends in recent years.
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Former writer-producers also pitched jokes for the script, Mullally said.
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Irate patriots picketed theatres, and producers shied away from his work.
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Non-U.S. oil producers have become like a traveling vaudeville act.
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I think it's a slippery slope, for both producers and consumers.
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The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers said it welcomed the move.
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The 28th Annual Producers Guild Awards will be held Saturday, Jan.
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Producers: Emile Sherman & Iain Canning, Angie Fielder Manchester By the Sea
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The tariffs have allowed U.S. steel producers to raise their prices.
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It gave ground on nearly all of the U.S. producers' demands.
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Exports boomed out of Bolivia and Peru, the two largest producers.
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Construction, mining and logging, and goods producers have been shedding jobs.
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Like Saudi Arabia, both African countries are producers of crude oil.
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Firmer oil prices also lifted the shares of major oil producers.
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Even as producers test lights at the Maracanã for showtime Aug.
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But how seriously do the big oil producers take the threat?
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Producers who could show they had intensified yields could be exempt.
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Christian Barcellos and Adam Barry are the executive producers for CNBC.
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It is one of the biggest weapons producers in the world.
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In early November, producers extended the production hiatus to December 8.
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Directors Steven Spielberg and Colin Trevorrow are among the film's producers.
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Then U.S. producers are going to jump in there, produce more.
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You wrote with a bunch of really cool producers and songwriters.
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Tara Reid has dropped her $100 million lawsuit against Sharknado producers.
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The fear around tinkering with NAFTA extends beyond corn producers, too.
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The severe economic recession that began around 2013 hammered local producers.
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S. crude producers send more shale oil to the world : tmsnrt.
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The producers would make films in 28 days to two weeks.
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But the physical market — consumers and producers — has rethought that premise.
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Some producers have already decided to spend more in other provinces.
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Moriarty worked with producers to formulate a story for Season 2.
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But producers pulled the episode at the last minute without explanation.
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The new round will focus heavily on soybean and hog producers.
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In a statement to Refinery29, the Riverdale executive producers, Warner Bros.
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S. oil producers will ramp up production in the coming months.
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Still, ethanol producers using sorghum for biofuel are reducing corn demand.
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Directors and producers and people in the industry are taking note.
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The actresses are also serving as executive producers on the project.
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And while demand looks fragile, supply from key producers remains robust.
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Love is serious business, folks, at least according to the producers.
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Jim Ackerman and Adam Barry are the executive producers for CNBC.
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It makes rigid plastic trays primarily for food producers and retailers.
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Still, doubts remained that all producers would fully implement planned reductions.
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Offshore drilling typically requires higher prices for producers to break even.
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Small agricultural producers fear being swamped with food from larger neighbours.
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And like Lowe, Viall also commented on his "type" to producers.
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Colombia and neighboring Peru are the world's leading producers of cocaine.
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Major oil producers have written down about $200 billion since 2014.
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Danielle hooked up with producers Mark Batson and Che Pope Sunday.
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For leading U.S. shale oil producers, $211 is the new $22015.
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Away from the oil producers, currencies were mainly a touch stronger.
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The data could have feed implications for cattle and hog producers.
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Top producers of soybean oil include the U.S., Argentina and Brazil.
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Based on her response, there's NO doubt what producers should do.
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Update February 17th, 3PM ET: Added names of VR residency producers.
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Other steel producers in Tangshan have to shut 50%-70% operations.
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Producers chose Munich because it was cheap to shoot there. 183.
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Yergin said the drop in oil prices could influence oil producers.
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Lara Heintz and Xavier Aaronson continued to be excellent video producers.
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Indonesia's biofuel producers association has said the allegations were "totally untrue".
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Power producers have responded by switching back from gas toward coal.
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Only four producers control about 85 percent of supply, Macquarie says.
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There are many producers and it generates a lot of jobs.
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Four producers, Nickel Asia, Global Ferronickel, SR Metals and CTP Corp.
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The department also provides loans to help producers recover from flooding.
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On Friday, the oil producers cartel appeared closer to a deal.
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Some producers found themselves putting in taps as early as December.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia are the world's top two oil producers.
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Those increases were offset by decreases by key Middle East producers.
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Jim Ackerman and Luke Bauer are the executive producers for CNBC.
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Pls know I have let the producers of the film know.
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LNG producers voluntarily submit information on production outages to the AEMO.
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Does she mean as overprotective sisters or as concerned executive producers?
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This pairing smacked of producers who didn't really think things through.
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Sometimes producers are rewarded and at other times, suppliers are rewarded.
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Producers of the show didn't return an emailed request for comment.
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The producers of the ballet have given it an 18+ rating.
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The show's producers have not substantiated Trump's claims at press time.
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Qatar is one of the world's largest producers of natural gas.
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Not that Chinese aluminium producers aren't suffering from low prices either.
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Producers never force you to drink, but alcohol is available everywhere.
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"There are three giant oil producers in the world," he said.
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But here too producers say they face hurdles beyond the conflict.
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Canada, the United States, Russia and South Africa were major producers.
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And the show's producers also have many troubling questions to answer.
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Mosaic shares fell 1.7 percent, declining with other major fertilizer producers.
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Producers for the film say Hercules was not harmed during filming.
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He says, despite his history, producers said it was not necessary.
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Japan's metals producers have been paying the tariffs since March 23.
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Commodity producers were hit by a decline in raw-materials prices.
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It's also the NBA Finals, which throws producers into a tizzy.
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It's the same producers as Grey Goose but a different batch.
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The first producers forum, in 2017, was held in Medellin, Colombia.
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"The producers were really crappy to me," she told Splash Magazine.
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Therefore, the Ministers agreed to act jointly or with other producers.
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The producers gave all of us those a few years ago.
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Ethanol producers have been angling for the removal of the ban.
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Listed Chilean wine producers include Concha y Toro and Santa Rita.
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Producers must have concluded that the film's tone couldn't support them.
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Now, analysts say those producers may need to rethink their strategies.
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The US United Egg Producers, too, seem committed to the change.
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