You perpetually prop up - the more you prop up an economy is, the harder it&aposs going to fall.
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Harper Lee could not prop up HarperCollins all by herself.
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The urge to prop up Trump changed all of this.
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Western governments gambled their fiscal credibility to prop up banks.
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But he envisions movies that prop up everyday conservative values.
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Rescuers used steel supports to prop up the listing building.
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Others lacked stands that prop up the machines, he said.
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Here are some factors that would theoretically prop up prices.
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It takes a village to prop up guys like this.
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Yes, the government and others acted to prop up banks.
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So the European Central Bank would have to be prepared to prop up the banks and the euro against market pressure, just as the Bank of England would have to prop up the pound.
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But that ignores the government policies that prop up these decisions.
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Such a move could prop up prices at a volatile moment.
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Politically, we're allowing Russia and Iran to prop up a butcher.
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We prop up the century-old ceiba trees when they fall.
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Yet many of them continue to prop up fossil fuel industries.
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Riyadh tolerates Islah because it has helped to prop up Hadi.
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Instead, he used his private business to prop up his campaign.
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In the short term, Brexit may prop up the country's capital.
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Mr Trump travelled to Pennsylvania twice to prop up Mr Saccone.
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Some say they prop up dictators; others, that they spur development.
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In Syria, Russia continues to prop up President Bashir al-Assad.
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In other ways, too, N.Y.C.B. tried to prop up its reputation.
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That leaves the champions of Bulgaria to prop up the group.
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For now, the country is trying to prop up the currency.
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Lower rates could prop up the economy and reignite earnings growth.
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But this has done little so far to prop up the price.
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In other times America might have scrambled to prop up Iraq's democracy.
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Silk can be used to prop up parts of our bodies, too.
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Traders said state-owned banks were trying to prop up the currency .
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Shareholders are now betting that a looming shortage would prop up prices.
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I don't believe in subsidies that prop up corn, soybeans and ethanol.
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That deal aims to reduce huge global stockpiles and prop up prices.
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Investors will insist on short-term fixes to prop up stock prices.
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Iran was first, sending supplies and soldiers to prop up Mr. Assad.
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Armaments, munitions, and fighters were immediately used to prop up the regime.
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American taxpayers don't need to prop up a system of socialized cheese.
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Prop up your legs to ease swelling in legs, ankles, and feet.
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The segment has helped prop up the media and communications conglomerate's finances.
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The governor attempted to prop up the price by shutting down wells.
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So it will continue to prop up Pyongyang for the foreseeable future.
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The case comes with a little stand to prop up the laptop.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia face mounting pressure to prop up oil prices.
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But, there's one person Joe thinks even Elizabeth couldn't prop up ... Trump.
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State lenders were reported to sell dollars to prop up the lira.
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Families use it to prop up tarpaulin tents or build makeshift shelters.
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The auction helped prop up the Brazilian currency to 4.3356 at closing.
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S. trade tensions helped to prop up money flows into the region.
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India is also having to prop up its loss-making national carrier.
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Technical support around $1.15 may prop up the euro in coming days.
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They increase demand for a stock, helping to prop up share prices.
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Instead, Russia's goal in Syria is to prop up the Assad regime.
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Currency controls to prop up the peso stopped foreign companies from repatriating dividends.
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Russia also used limited air power to successful prop up the Syrian regime.
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Sales of the company's popular F-150 pickup have helped prop up profits.
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If one of us isn't feeling so good, we'll prop up the other.
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We&aposve seen France prop up Air Bus to the detriment of Boeing.
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Sherrill, for her part, disputes that her bill will prop up the wealthy.
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Both made their situation worse by trying, quixotically, to prop up exchange rates.
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Many provide a lifeline to ageing communities and help prop up struggling companies.
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The government seems to be front-loading its plans to prop up growth.
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But infrastructure spending is not the best way to prop up weak demand.
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A sharp drop in financial expenses helped prop up results, the company said.
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The rubber lanyard loop doubles as a way to prop up the base.
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In China, significant public debt has been required to prop up the economy.
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Just prop up a regular old window air conditioner and let it roll.
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His effort to prop up coal is well-documented, as is its futility.
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"Negative rates do not prop up stock markets," Gundlach said on the webcast.
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That will, at least for a while, prop up oil and gas companies.
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That might help prop up falling demand, but the industry has bigger problems.
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And Disney turned to discounting to prop up attendance at Shanghai Disney Resort.
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As economic growth softens, analysts forecast strong policy support to prop up growth.
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That might still include some advertising and product placements to prop up revenue.
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Meanwhile, European taxpayers now prop up utilities converting coal plants to burn biomass.
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To help prop up his campaign, Mr. O'Malley took out a loan last year.
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McClendon was dipping into his depleted assets to prop up AEP, his new company.
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"If you prop up Qatar Airways, you are supporting sexism, racism and ageism. Period."
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Do I prop up my phone in front of my face all the time?
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The DUP's 10 lawmakers prop up British Prime Minister Theresa May's minority Conservative government.
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As Venezuela's economy has collapsed, it can no longer afford to prop up allies.
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In other words, China is trying to prop up its currency, not devalue it.
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With advances in technology, we are able to prop up a body practically indefinitely.
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Also helping prop up gold, the dollar fell to an over one-month low.
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To be sure, Mexico has acted quickly and swiftly to prop up its currency.
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This happened at the behest of the State Department to prop up the opposition.
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It's not the peoples' job to prop up the government's every little spending project.
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China, the largest automobile market, has pledged policy measures to prop up its economy.
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For now, tribal instincts, backed by institutional machinery, still prop up the old split.
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Nigeria is trying to prop up its overvalued currency by, in effect, banning imports.
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Rather than prop up the banks, governments should overhaul the way they are run.
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These countries responded with sugar subsidies of their own to prop up domestic farmers.
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And once again, our tax money will be used to prop up corporate losers.
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Moscow has worked successful deals with Saudi Arabia to prop up international oil prices.
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It's simply because McConnell, and those who prop up his political career, oppose them.
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Some wandered through the organic vegetable garden, stopping to prop up unruly tomato plants.
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The government should not distort the market or continually prop up non-competitive businesses.
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I think it was an effort to prop up the President's sagging poll numbers.
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Analysts point out troubling signs that the industry is trying to prop up sales.
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Double-down on their long-standing goal, or bailout and prop-up the program.
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This woman is creating the metal parts required to prop up the mining tunnels.
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How then can the Kremlin justify sending billions of dollars to prop up Maduro?
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So white women who voted for him did so to prop up their whiteness.
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Conservative groups poured in over $10 million to prop up their choice, Rick Saccone.
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Both countries have helped prop up the dictatorship of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Some conservatives argued that the bipartisan bill would just prop up the health law.
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They want to continue to prop up the markets to whatever extent they can.
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A rate increase would continue to prop up stock prices but would hurt workers.
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The government is currently forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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It's because the special interests that prop up Washington pushed them in that direction.
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The Federal Reserve was trying to prop up the economy with low interest rates.
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Defending the capital are disparate Islamist militia that prop up the UN-recognized transitional government.
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What are some of the harmful assumptions the media employs to prop up those portrayals?
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"Let's be clear: it's not Powell's job to prop up the stock market," Cramer said.
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Its attempts to prop up Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's former dictator, failed earlier this year.
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Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party, whose MPs prop up the British government, is resisting change.
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Again, bad movies are harder to survive when they're designed to prop up several others.
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Through the airwaves, online and in the media, the GOP establishment helped prop up Rep.
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Nigeria's disastrous attempt to prop up its exchange rate hurt far more than it helped.
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China continues to prop up the Maduro regime, along with Cuba, Russia and Iran. Why?
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But critics allege that the currency may simply have been used to prop up bitcoin.
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It borrows billions from commercial banks to prop up the Lebanese pound against the dollar.
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Analysts rates will be raised to prop up the rupee, now stuck near record lows.
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Bethune said he was uncertain whether OPEC will cut production to prop up oil prices.
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State-owned banks also used swaps and sold dollars to prop up the local unit.
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In May the central bank hiked interest rates to 40% to prop up the peso.
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The good bits of the VW group will continue to prop up the underperforming bits.
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Second, OPEC's price "hawks" produce every barrel they can to prop up their own economies.
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But low interest rates and rising wage growth would help prop up prices, he added.
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Sinn Fein has also said it would not prop up a government of either party.
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Supporting characters are designed to prop up the hero's story, not the other way around.
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However, China said it has no intention to devalue the yuan to prop up exports.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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Russia officially started its air campaign to prop up Syrian President Bashar Assad on Sept.
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A linked worry is whether PIC funds will be used to prop up state businesses.
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The country has been leading efforts since 2017 to withhold production to prop up prices.
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The suit also claims that Musk used SpaceX to prop up SolarCity before the acquisition.
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Beijing is no longer suppressing its currency; it's now trying to prop up the value.
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The federal government would have to spend billions to prop up farmers in Trump states.
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Laptop users should safely prop up the device so the screen is at eye level.
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Donald Trump is attempting to prop up coal at the expense of alternative energy sources.
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I've draped plastic over the stools I'm using to prop up my easel and palette.
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"China works hard, day in and day out, to prop up its currency," he said.
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Government needs to step in, prop up critical institutions and spend a lot of money.
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As such, they can attract money into an economy, which helps prop up a currency.
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Officials will also spend $2.5 million to help prop up Bayh, whose lead against Rep.
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A 2.5% gain by Synlait Milk and advances by Fonterra helped prop up the index.
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Dr Doom also said that traders will use wash trading to prop up the prices.
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Johnson has promised that the state will prop up ailing companies, and favour local suppliers.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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SOFAZ launched currency interventions in January in a bid to prop up the weakening manat.
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They expect Bejing to find more ways to prop up the economy in the future.
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To prevent oversupply and prop up the market, the Middle East dominated producer club of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), together with some allies including Russia, has been withholding supply since the start of the year to prop up the market.
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And Dawes said local iron ore production falls were helping prop up demand for foreign supply.
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Lower interest rates boost lending, which can help Russia to prop-up its stalling economic recovery.
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His party would most likely prop up Trudeau in any attempt to form a minority government.
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But Microsoft had its own music service with Groove that it clearly wanted to prop up.
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It's this stuff that has helped simultaneously prop up email and turn people off from it.
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Investing in those dollar-denominated bonds would then be expected to prop up the currency's value.
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Mr Trump travelled a second time to Pennsylvania to prop up Mr Saccone on March 10th.
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SOFAZ sells dollars on the foreign exchange market in a bid to prop up the manat.
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The export cuts are designed to prop up prices, sources close to Saudi oil policy say.
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Over recent months some smaller cities have quietly loosened curbs to prop up sentiment and demand.
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So far in 2017, the bank has sold 315 million euros to prop up the dinar.
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Failure to find a private solution could potentially force the state to prop up the bank.
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Huge sums were pumped into Katanga to facilitate uranium export and to prop up Belgian defences.
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That would reassure investors, worried that their money is being used to prop up failing divisions.
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Aid can also burden weak bureaucracies, distort markets, prop up dictators and help prolong civil wars.
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The lawsuit alleges that drug companies either set prices or allocated markets to prop up prices.
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In July, OPEC+ agreed to extend oil output cuts until March 2020 to prop up prices.
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The crisis forced Beijing to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to prop up its currency.
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He spent $63 billion on stock buybacks to reward investors and prop up the share price.
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Conservatives in the House have voiced opposition to the proposals, arguing they would prop up ObamaCare.
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But their central banks are being forced to raise interest rates to prop up their currencies.
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Venezuela has requested OPEC hold an emergency meeting to discuss steps to prop up oil prices.
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Trump decried nation-building, but America will continue prop up Afghanistan's struggling government with US aid.
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In 103, Sony backed a large number of indie games to prop up its Vita platform.
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Beijing has already been increasing policy support in the last few months to prop up growth.
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Here's how each of the Fed's crisis-era tools works to prop up the economy. 43.
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Yet Trump continues making the claim — usually to prop up his draconian "tough on crime" agenda.
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In other words, stronger public sector spending is needed to prop up weak private sector demand.
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Their picks and shovels are helping to prop up the leftist government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Isn't she a trained assassin with skills that could help Sansa prop up her new queendom?
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It might be an effort to prop up the candidate he feels is easiest to beat.
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That has prompted Saudi Arabia and other major producers to weigh measures to prop up prices.
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Local officials stubbornly prop up weak manufacturers to preserve employment, which keeps them running but weak.
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The story appeared to be part of Mr. Bannon's effort to prop up Mr. Moore's candidacy.
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Last week, the State Bank of Vietnam cut its policy rates to prop up economic activities.
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The Bank of Japan's massive bondholdings prop up a public debt of nearly 240% of GDP.
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Opposition parties are also in no mood to lean on the BOJ to prop up growth.
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The oil could be just enough to prop up the Syrian government — or a competing power.
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State-owned banks are reported to have helped prop up the pressured lira in recent weeks.
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They will be used to prop up narratives that disempower black women and women of color.
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Under EU rules the government is forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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He called out hypocrisy, asking people not to hide behind religious fervor to prop up prejudices.
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And it doesn't look like he's going to do much to prop up the law's exchanges.
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Shares of Apple rose 1.5 percent after a broker upgrade, helping prop up Wall Street equities.
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Cheaper lending would help prop up economic activity after the economy suddenly contracted in late 21.4.
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At a rally Monday, Saccone said Pelosi "puppets" came to the district to prop up Lamb.
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It was an attempt to prop up its currency by encouraging foreign investors to stick around.
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State-owned Rosneft was expected to help prop up Moscow's allies in Caracas, these sources said.
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In fact, they tried to push decision making to the edges, and prop up other spokespeople.
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For its part, the Chinese government has introduced a spate of measures to prop up the economy.
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DUBAI/LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's job of trying to prop up oil prices has just got much harder.
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Such an approach would prop up the growth segment of the industry — streaming — and likely spur sales.
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As long as it's open, the sales it rings up will help prop up the entire company.
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The money will be used to help prop up working capital needs and repay outstanding intercompany loans.
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Their investments prop up the value of the pound, and thus allow Britons to enjoy cheaper imports.
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Israel has enlisted the help of Russia, which has worked with Iran to prop up the regime.
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This is particularly clear in Putin's efforts to prop up the brutal, illegitimate Maduro regime in Venezuela.
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Big tech companies "cross-use" user data from one part of their business to prop up others.
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And still she faces fierce opposition from the Northern Irish Democratic Unionists, who prop up her government.
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Other automakers helped prop up the sector, including Peugeot, BMW and Renault, which were all sharply higher.
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For those who dig up diamonds, waning supply is a relief; it will help prop up prices.
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But an unintended consequence of the operation is that it is helping to prop up authoritarian regimes.
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The Russians would rather have the US relaxing sanctions and helping them prop up Bashar al-Assad.
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But now officials are trying to prop up stocks to provide a happy backdrop for political showpieces.
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His lawyer, meanwhile, says the DA is calling on Robles simply to prop up a weak case.
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But at the same time, Casaleggio was anxious to mold and prop up a few key leaders.
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The solution, which won't be easy, has to be a coordinated effort to prop up the currency.
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As Zimbabwe became increasing isolated under Mugabe, it turned to China to help prop up its economy.
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The Bluetooth speaker's case doubles as a stand to prop up the device to your desired angle.
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They function to prop up the heroine's story, giving us limited to nonexistent glimpses into their lives.
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Fresh funds could also help prop up sideway bets in autonomous driving, electric vehicles, and financial services.
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Or did the tech world simply prop up ideas, or at least businesses, that didn't actually work?
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Germany, for example, doesn't want to lose its credit rating to prop up troubled euro zone economies.
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Azerbaijan's parliament approved a package of measures this week to prop up the oil producer's falling currency.
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Despite these challenges, the Galaxy S10 family could prop up profit in the second quarter of 2019.
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His strategy for fixing the economy was to prop up big banks and, by extension, rich people.
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So the 50th anniversary is a good opportunity for Lamborghini to help prop up its vintage models.
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The central bank has already burned through billions of dollars in reserves to prop up the lira.
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The belief that the government will prop up SOEs is a substitute for assessing their true value.
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Firstly, China has always provided just enough help to prop up its neighbor and formal military ally.
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Many appear intended to gain support for the administration's efforts to prop up the fossil fuel industry.
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Those generous stock buybacks helped prop up the wobbly US stock market for much of last year.
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Now, not only has McConnell failed to deliver but he's apparently ready to prop up Obamacare instead.
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Tourism is key to the economy, and foreign investment is much-needed to prop up suboptimal growth.
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She has yet to secure a deal with Northern Ireland's DUP party to prop up her government.
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Tourism, which accounts for about 10 percent of GDP, is expected to help prop up the economy.
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Wireless carriers have long looked to offering outside services to its subscribers to prop up their offerings.
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Big technology names like Microsoft and Alphabet helped prop up U.S. stocks, though materials led sector gains.
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That has a certain charm; a bunch of talented giving it their all to prop up garbage.
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Coming tomorrow: OPEC could announce further production cuts in a bid to prop up flagging oil prices
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Saudi has signaled that Russian cooperation is key to its continued strong efforts to prop up prices.
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Countries like Germany are concerned that the tool would be used inappropriately to prop up ailing banks.
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Or should we instead note how far Graham had previously traveled to prop up this same president?
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And yet these people continue to either prop up or defend this sick travesty of a presidency.
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The Saudis and Emiratis have pledged $3 billion in aid to prop up the ailing Sudanese economy.
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Shareholders worried that Yahoo management would eventually squander this windfall to prop up Yahoo's declining internet businesses.
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" But Trump is "openly using American foreign policy to help prop up a struggling business of his.
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This would help prop-up state budgets and ensure the healthy functioning of our decentralized federal system.
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He also said there were questions on whether aggressive money printing alone could prop up inflation expectations.
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As a result, a mere $10 billion from Treasury can prop up $3.5 billion in Fed lending.
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During the stock market rout in 2015, a so-called "national team" intervened to prop up equities.
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Michigan relies heavily on the auto industry to prop up its economy and provide jobs to Michiganders.
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Central banks have urged their elected counterparts for years to move more decisively to prop up growth.
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They prop up fake accounts on Facebook, Twitter and other outlets to sow further discord among Americans.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia are leading the joint effort to limit crude production and prop up prices.
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The weaker Aussie dollar helped prop up shares in a sector reliant on exports and overseas operations.
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Some migrants have made homes along the border wall, using it to prop up tents and shelters.
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New York (CNN Business)The US economy continues to help prop up the rest of the globe.
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Sony has unveiled its first 5G smartphone in a bid to prop up its struggling smartphone business.
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Conservatives have pushed back, arguing that they do not want to prop up the health-care law.
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Stock buybacks are hugely popular -- albeit controversial -- tools that companies use to prop up their share prices.
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There are specific and contentious interpretations of law that prop up this assumption in the modern era.
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He also said there were questions on whether aggressive money printing alone could prop up inflation expectations.
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The more conventional understanding was the desire by the Kremlin to prop up a fellow Communist state.
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Where was the political interference to prop up a favored industry, the blithe disregard of expert knowledge?
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He said that the group of oil producers OPEC should not cut supply to prop up the market.
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The new government secured parliamentary approval to borrow $21 billion to prop up Italy's debt swamped banking sector.
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The milestones come despite President Donald Trump's promise to prop up the coal industry by cutting environmental rules.
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Italian banking stocks have been particularly volatile as the government seeks ways to prop up its ailing lenders.
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The world's largest oil exporter is leading OPEC's drive to eradicate a global glut and prop up prices.
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Trying to prop up a slippery phone isn't ideal, and a clip or mount system removes that headache.
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We have the Russians and the Iranians working together, not to fight ISIS, but to prop up Assad.
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But the tools De Beers once used to use to prop up prices were no longer at hand.
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Supply has surged since OPEC abandoned in 2014 its historic role of cutting supply to prop up prices.
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Firms also sometimes use buybacks to prop up their stock prices, and corporate executives reap the financial rewards.
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In October, it cut its interest rate for the second time in three months to prop up growth.
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It may sound easy, but there probably will not be another triumph like TCS to prop up performance.
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Russia and OPEC are seeking a way to cooperate to prop up oil prices, hit by global oversupply.
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He says the deal violates fiduciary duty and shareholders' agreement, and aims to prop up other Efromovich businesses.
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In developing countries like China and India, subsidies prop up state-owned enterprises that provide lots of employment.
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Analysts are debating whether the government will, once again, deploy a big fiscal stimulus to prop up growth.
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In contrast, the only option for Eurozone countries was to prop up their economies with massive government spending.
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Rising U.S. yields have failed to prop up the dollar index which hovered around a three-year trough.
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The U.S. government proposed the Troubled Asset Relief Program to prop up the financial system in September 2008.
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The rout accelerated after OPEC announced in November 2014 it would not cut production to prop up prices.
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That has prompted the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to prop up the market by limiting supplies.
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"This is not long term, it will just prop up as a trading strategy for now," Sanchez said.
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Stronger inflation usually makes it harder for central banks to intervene through stimulus to prop up the economy.
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Against this backdrop, smartphone makers are trying to prop up sales and protect margins through accessories and features.
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Spicer has spent the last six months blatantly lying to the public to prop up an authoritarian bigot.
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However, that did little to prop up the lira, which also hit a record low versus the euro.
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CHINA was right to turn on the credit taps to prop up growth after the global financial crisis.
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As for Sean, a honed state-of-the-art treatment to prop up his mutant genes is available.
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Along with Hezbollah and other Iran-backed armed groups, Iran has helped to prop up the embattled President.
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The government spent more than 20 billion euros ($24.8 billion) last year to prop up the banking sector.
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The Canadian, having gone slowest in the opening session, continued to prop up the timesheets in the afternoon.
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They're eager to prop up Paterno on Saturday, but they don't really want to talk about it. Understandable.
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To be sure, the rebound in the property market is helping to prop up growth across the country.
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Teams of men were hauling heavy beams and laminates of steel in to prop up the weakened structure.
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Instead of supporting these people, our tax dollars are being used to prop up corporations that have failed.
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Finally, at year's end, the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan and seized power to prop up a Communist government.
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The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan with three divisions in December 1979 to prop up a fellow communist government.
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The supply cuts, scheduled to last throughout 2018, were aimed at tightening the market to prop up prices.
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Though writers, artists, and countless others prop up the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Robert Downey Jr. is Iron Man.
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But a state-run government can do more to artificially prop up its economy than a capitalistic one.
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The department is considering using decades-old laws to prop up economically struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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In the past, major state-owned Chinese banks have usually sold dollars to prop up a falling yuan.
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The Federal Reserve stepped into the breach on Monday with strong action to prop up wobbly credit markets.
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And it will be up to the governors association to prop up the candidates the president effectively crowned.
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Seacrest used a stack of books to prop up an iPad and a laptop computer for the show.
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In the long haul, tariffs may also hurt the industries they're supposed to prop up, Ms. Sheth said.
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Why then does President Trump keep trying to prop up coal at the expense of alternative energy sources?
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The surging global demand that had been helping to prop up prices is also beginning to look wobbly.
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Benchmark has agreed not to work with other investors to prop up the price during the tender offer.
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Some money meant for the 13 nursing homes and assisted-living facilities went to prop up another investment.
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The Trump administration is scrambling to prop up industries crumbling under the weight of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Last week, Trump signed into law a $2 trillion economic stimulus bill to help prop up the economy.
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Investors are looking to lawmakers to pass aggressive legislation to support consumers and prop up hard-hit industries.
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On one hand, India needs policies to help prop up growth, which has slowed considerably in recent quarters.
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Beijing's latest effort to prop up its economy amid a trade war with the U.S. isn't working yet.
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In this spring's special elections, national Republican groups spent millions to prop up candidates in Republican-leaning districts.
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I was sent to Congress not to prop up the failed status quo, but to help end it.
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The UN estimates that Tehran has spent $6 billion per year to prop up the Syrian regime alone.
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Phil Murphy (D) signed a bill into law to prop up the state's nuclear power plants, NJ.com reports.
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Church leaders may have used surplus funds to "prop up a pair of businesses," according to The Post.
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However, the administration has so far struggled to determine the best ways to prop up the struggling industry.
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"True, we could respond with fiscal stimulus — public spending and other measures to prop up demand," he says.
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Traders are counting on the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates next month to prop up growth.
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An alliance between Saudi Arabia and Russia has helped prop up oil prices for the last three years.
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She said Indonesia will also closely monitor how China's government will prop up economic growth following the outbreak.
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She said Indonesia will also closely monitor how China's government will prop up economic growth following the outbreak.
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"It's a knee-jerk reaction," Cardillo said, adding that strength in earnings was sufficient to prop up markets.
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It is now clear that China has unleashed a renewed stimulus package to prop up its slowing economy.
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Munger, for his part, warned that some companies use repurchases simply to prop up their own stock prices.
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Sales have slowed and automakers have had to resort to discounting and other measures to prop up sales.
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Instead, it would merely prop up ObamaCare, the largest expansion of abortion on-demand since Roe v. Wade.
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Solid household spending and a booming construction sector are expected to prop up growth in the current quarter.
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We're making a stop in Venezuela, whose government hopes to prop up its failing economy with a cryptocurrency.
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Perhaps she now sees, with painful clarity, the bare beams that prop up the seemingly rich natural world.
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All that to prop up an unstable government that would most likely disintegrate if aid were to end.
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At a macro level, the program — which is administered by the states — helps prop up the U.S. economy.
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I tried to use discarded chunks of concrete I found nearby to prop up the car's rear wheels.
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But these actions aren't enough to prop up Philadelphia's offense and ultimately nullify an aesthetic that's occasionally drowsy.
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If Beijing does manage to once again prop up activity through spending, then steel is likely to gain.
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It chose to prop up the Assad regime [in Syria], a regime that kills little kids with chemical weapons.
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The credit line seeks to rein in soaring twin deficits in the country and prop up the Argentine peso.
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This is why any apparent eagerness to prop up this company's cute and whimsical efforts perplexes me a bit.
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According to Prime Minister Conte, Salvini, 45, and Di Maio, 32, both want to prop up their electoral bases.
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Subscribers' extra dollar(s) each month will help prop up Netflix's ambitious plans for more (very expensive) original content.
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Trump has sought to prop up the coal industry, based in the Rust Belt -- which supported him in 2016.
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Innovators who aren't worried about maintaining a constant waterfall of revenues just to prop up a gargantuan stock price.
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Why it matters: The decisions bolster efforts in several states to prop up nuclear plants facing severe market pressures.
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Deep-pocketed VCs understand that while continually pumping money into a company can prop up valuations, it's not enough.
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This price tick-up helped prop up most stocks in basic resources, including Glencore, Anglo American and BHP Billiton.
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In male-dominated cultures, some men denigrate women to prop up their own status, the Harvard Business Review writes.
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The artists' pitch addressed notions of monumentality head-on — especially monuments that prop-up the achievements of White men.
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Officially, China is committed to a "proactive fiscal policy", meaning that the government will spend to prop up growth.
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Efforts by the Turkish central bank to prop up the lira by cutting deep into its reserves aren't helping.
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Like the Cheyenne River Sioux in South Dakota, the Wichita dipped into tribal funds to prop up social services.
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But the Fed's decision to shelve further monetary policy tightening could prop up the interest-rate-sensitive housing market.
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He could cook up a deal with Democrats to extend the fiscal boost, and hence prop up the economy.
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Gold demand from Asia, including China, India and exchange-traded funds (ETF), has helped prop up prices this week.
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Businesses see a China that is determined to prop up its own companies, both at home and, increasingly, abroad.
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The central bank erred this year in intervening to try to prop up the currency, although it is overvalued.
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Meanwhile, Beijing is likely to use fiscal rather than monetary stimulus to prop up its domestic economy, said Robertsen.
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Instead, these non-Black people used the oppression of Black people to prop up the issues affecting white women.
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What may be changing is official willingness to deploy massive foreign reserves in order to prop up the yuan.
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It is understood that the merger will help recover public money used to prop up banks during the crisis.
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That result left May to rely on the support of a Northern Irish party to prop up her government.
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It comes as Airbus and Boeing chase deals to prop up recently softening demand for wide-body passenger jets.
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Some investors fear tension within the cartel could weaken Qatar's commitment to hold back production to prop up prices.
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Yet rising U.S. yields have failed to prop up the dollar index, which paused around a three-year trough.
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Listen, the Fed's job is to manage the excesses and to prop up the weaknesses in any economic cycle.
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And the fact that he has to prop up his bullshit reputation as this fantastic golfer is pretty revealing.
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Some investors and executives believe a wave of mergers and restructurings will be required to prop up declining margins.
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Amid a global slowdown, South Korea is banking on its tourism and service industry to prop up its economy.
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Economists warn anything higher could set back reforms by forcing Beijing to prop up growth with more wasteful investment.
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It is also partnering with all the major marketers of the emerging skinny bundles to prop up their numbers.
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Manufacturers and dealers "really pushed the deals over the holiday weekend to prop up their May numbers," she said.
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On Thursday, Iraq's oil minister said talks would continue between OPEC and non-OPEC countries to prop up prices.
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A Venezuelan request for an emergency OPEC meeting to discuss steps to prop up prices did not stem declines.
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Iran finds sectarianism useful for galvanizing militia forces to prop up Assad in Syria and fight ISIS in Iraq.
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Venezuela requested an emergency OPEC meeting to discuss steps to prop up prices, but other delegates dismissed the idea.
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This is far from the first time he has tried to prop up one of his ventures with another.
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John Rolfe paraded her around London to entertain the British and prop up financial investments in the Virginia Company.
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America leads the air campaign against IS and is sending more special forces; Russian forces prop up Mr Assad.
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To prop up local banks, Representative Henry B. Steagall of Alabama pushed an old populist idea: federal deposit insurance.
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"They're stealing from one bankrupt place to prop up another bankrupt place," a former gubernatorial aide told the News .
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That's a morally dubious position, and, more important, China does not have to prop up the North Korean regime.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates just announced a $3 billion aid package to prop up Sudan's generals.
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The free-falling economy depends more each day on China for billions of dollars to prop up the regime.
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Your giftee can even use them to prop up their phone so it stands alone as they watch videos.
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N for $2.3 billion, in a deal that it hopes will prop up sales at its Norton cybersecurity unit.
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State banks were also believed to have intervened offshore last week to sell dollars and prop up the yuan.
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There are no institutional investors who will get first dibs at their shares who could prop up Spotify's value.
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Such exploration runs counter to Disney's ethos that these characters and worlds are products that prop up other products.
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Saudi Arabia, as well as Russia are pushing to loosen supply controls introduced in 2017 to prop up prices.
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And what good does it do for the International Security Assistance Force to prop up these forces in perpetuity?
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But achieving that goal required Tesla to prop up a makeshift assembly line in a tent outside its factory.
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National Democrats have also been spending money here in an apparent attempt to prop up the former coal boss.
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Traders said the bank sold up to $100 million in reserves to prop up the peso on Monday alone.
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On Tuesday, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the government would soon announce measures to prop up the economy.
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The United States government proposed the Troubled Asset Relief Program to prop up the financial system in September 2008.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong's deep pockets could also help prop up a larger newsroom and more ambitious, far-reaching journalism.
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Bloomberg reported Wednesday that that Saudi Arabia and other OPEC producers are looking at ways to prop up prices.
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Investors expect a rate cut at Thursday's meeting as the ECB tries to prop up the region's ailing economy.
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A larger company could instead prop up Dish through partnership or acquisition, as we speculated in our 2020 predictions.
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Maxim Demin, Bournemouth's Russian owner, has invested around $155 million of his own money to prop up the club.
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Provide food and medical aid to the hungry; but do not prop up the government that made them so.■
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Just like Mr. Trump's real-estate business, groups like Blackstone rely on enormous debt to prop up their business.
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The Trump administration is looking into a Cold War–imposed statute to prop up U.S. coal plants, Bloomberg reports.
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As recently as 2015, Turkey was one of the most vocal critics of Russian efforts to prop up Assad.
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More than 1.5 million Chinese tourists visited Russia last year, helping to prop up regional economies across the country.
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In January, concern surfaced that activity on the virtual exchange Bitfinex had helped prop up the price of Bitcoin.
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The goal, he said, was not to simply prop up a roster in hope of squeezing into the playoffs.
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In Syria, Iran went to enormous lengths to prop up a repressive regime, one of Tehran's few state allies.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, has neither personal wealth nor an outside source of spending to prop up her campaign.
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Dwindling Australian production has helped prop up global prices of wheat, which hit a 18-month high on Jan.
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Ministers rightly resisted pressure to prop up Carillion by guaranteeing its debt or freeing it from loss-making contracts.
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The funds collected from these exports prop up the Kim regime and finance its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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But as Pan reminded traders on Friday, Beijing has intervened heavily to prop up the yuan in previous years.
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The lack of verifiable facts to prop up these conspiracy theories has done little to stop their spread, however.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia, the world's leading oil producers, are seeking ways to prop up a weak oil market.
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The Skelos case revealed a beleaguered father's desperate and bumbling attempts to prop up his ne'er-do-well son.
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"You are not there in order to prop up your own sense of self importance or your own power."
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That has helped prop up the US dollar, which has risen more than 2% versus other currencies this year.
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Afghanistan's modern woes began in earnest in 19903, when the Soviet Union invaded to prop up a communist regime.
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People have always used history and philosophy to prop up their transgressive ideologies — What's your solution to the problem?
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If somewhere like Nottingham struggles, the money is redistributed to pay for welfare or prop up the local economy.
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And it leaves no backstop to protect against moves by a Republican president to prop up the coal industry.
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I'm hoping a new crop of candidates prop up now that the Clinton Machine is out of the way.
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The DUP is a conservative party from Northern Ireland, and its members' 10 votes prop up May's Conservative majority.
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At film school, I learned that voiceover is a crutch used to prop up films that have a weak story.
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The backstop is opposed by the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), whose 10 MPs prop up May's minority government in Parliament.
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Those moves have been described as an attempt to prop up liquidity and growth amid the trade dispute with Washington.
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Price hawk Venezuela has repeatedly called for an emergency meeting of the cartel to discuss steps to prop up prices.
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The result was a big government bailout of hundreds of billions of dollars to prop up these large TBTF entities.
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This can be done to prop up an ailing industry like coal or to boost an emerging sector like renewables.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia are leading a joint OPEC and non-OPEC effort to limit production to prop up prices.
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He also admitted to having fought in Syria, where Iran has deployed its affiliates to prop up Bashar Assad's regime.
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Prop up Focus, a cloth-covered space divider that folds up like a paper fan, and block it all out.
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Prop up Focus, a cloth-covered space divider that folds up like a paper fan, and block it all out.
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"There's a lot of different ways you can create films that don't have to prop up massive 4,000 screen releases."
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Venezuela's opposition, defecting military officers and Washington officials have also said Cuba provides intelligence services to prop up Maduro's administration.
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There's a futility in hearing and seeing a person when you're constantly using them to prop up versions of yourself.
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This is worrying because until now consumers' willingness to spend has helped to prop up an otherwise poorly supported economy.
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In fact, while the capital raise helped with the balance-sheet troubles, it didn't prop up the stock for long.
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The experts also suggest using pillows to prop up the pelvis or cushion the stomach so sex is more comfortable.
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This report provides damning evidence about the extent of Soon-Shiong's actions to prop up one of his struggling companies.
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Airbus's executives are keen to prop up production in the hope that demand will rebound, but it will cost them.
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Several analysts suggest that Carney will simply look to prop up the property market with hard times on the horizon.
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Authorities have also taken steps that economists described as "unorthodox," including state banks selling forex to prop up the lira.
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Those headwinds would come at a time when Beijing is trying to prop up domestic employment and attract foreign investment.
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OPEC led by Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC Russia have reduced production during 2017-2018 to prop up oil prices.
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There were indications that it had already begun to intervene more to prop up the renminbi in Hong Kong trading.
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Anyway, SIDEBARS can also be used to prop up crossword puzzles, much like the crosswordese I BARS of construction fame.
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However, a relentless rise in U.S. drilling activity is undermining efforts by OPEC and Russia to prop up the market.
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OPEC and some non-members, including Russia, have withheld supplies since the start of the year to prop up prices.
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Equipped with a sturdy kickstand, the case makes it easy to prop up your phone, no matter where you go.
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ET. Crude futures traded pared gains on Monday, despite speculation surrounding potential action by leading producers helped prop up prices.
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Crude's rise has been driven by speculation that OPEC members and Russia could soon take action to prop up prices.
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Doubts also abounded over the chances of OPEC putting aside a market share battle in order to prop up prices.
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Iran, meanwhile, arms and supports various Shia militias that are fighting to prop up the regime of Bashar al-Assad.
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A rupee that has depreciated by around 5 percent could also prop up inflation, by 20 basis points, she said.
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Regulators have started to relax the many extraordinary measures they had taken in recent months to prop up the market.
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The central bank has intensified efforts to prop up the yuan after it staged a surprise devaluation in early August.
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China, Germany and other major economies might need to take short-term actions to prop up growth, the IMF said.
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Iran and its satellites, which include the southern Lebanese militia, Hizbullah, prop up the regime's exhausted troops on the ground.
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"There's collateral damage from overproducing" and relying on deep discounts and aggressive leases to prop up sales volumes, he said.
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However, it effectively targets compensation at the type of plants this administration wants to prop up – coal and nuclear plants.
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A public conflict with external powers, Ukraine and Western countries could prop up his image as protector of Russian interests.
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O'Reilly's show, planted in the middle of the evening lineup, was a tent pole to prop up the other shows.
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The ECB announced a series of steps to prop up prices in the euro zone after a meeting in September.
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In his rich and varied career, Scott has found many ways to second-guess structures that prop up the powerful.
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An environmental crackdown targeting the country's 28 smoggiest cities across the north will also prop up prices and crushing margins.
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The last time OPEC cut output to prop up the market was in 2008, during the unfolding global financial crisis.
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Better-than-expected earnings from Johnson & Johnson helped prop up the Dow Jones industrial average, which has just 1.10683 stocks.
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Additionally, as a political matter, a huge slush fund of money to prop up ObamaCare will be an abject disaster.
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They are meant to prop up the individual insurance markets set up by Obamacare, which Trump has vowed to dismantle.
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The first looks to prop up coal and nuclear plants and the second seeks to impose tariffs on solar panels.
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But Haley and other UN colleagues denounced Moscow for once again doing anything to prop up ally Assad in Syria.
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Former Wheeler client Murray Energy wrote a "wish list" for environmental deregulations designed to prop up the failing coal industry.
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They hope such measures will prop up growth and offset the drag from an ongoing government crackdown on riskier financing.
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But that's unlikely to stop Trump, Perry and friends from doing what they can to prop up the coal industry.
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As I described at length here, that review is a scarcely concealed bid to prop up the flagging coal industry.
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And by stimulating demand for domestically produced ethanol, made largely from corn, the mandate would prop up farmers and refiners.
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Creditors are asking the government to allow the auction of delinquent debtors' properties to prop up the country's tottering banks.
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Now, you're also being expected to prop up the older generation by having to buy expensive health premiums for yourself.
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That rupture led to the 2016 accord between OPEC and Russia that helped prop up the markets for three years.
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More recently, after 9/11, they were asked to go out and buy things to prop up a flailing economy.
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So the best Draghi can hope for is to prop up confidence long enough for governments to do their job.
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Their taxes prop up the pension systems of the wealthy nations, which are not making enough babies of their own.
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The strong growth in oil demand of the last two years, which has helped prop up prices, appears to fading.
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Some smaller cities with rising inventories have quietly loosened restrictions on home buyers to prop up consumer confidence and demand.
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Brian Sandoval, who is term-limited out of office, is still extremely popular, which could prop up a Republican successor.
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"She obviously kept the ring from No. 1 and was using it to prop up No. 2," Mr. Fine said.
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Instead, it's likely that moderate, bipartisan steps will be taken to help repair or prop up the Affordable Care Act.
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His consulting work helped prop up foreign strongmen, who in turn kept him in $12,000 bespoke suits from Beverly Hills.
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The briefing comes after Trump signed into law a $2 trillion economic stimulus bill to help prop up the economy.
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Ukraine, Western countries and NATO accuse Russia of sending troops and heavy weapons to prop up separatists in the Donbass.
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THE US TREASURY plans to privatise Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which prop up most of the country's mortgage finance.
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Beijing has increasingly turned to consumers to prop up the economy but they are now more likely to hold back.
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Stripped of such support, cities scramble to prop up their tax bases by luring wealthy residents with shiny, bland streetscapes.
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In December, OPEC and allied producers, including Russia, agreed to deepen production cuts in an attempt to prop up prices.
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Last week, a Treasury spokesperson told Reuters that petros could violate sanctions, and help "prop up" the embattled Maduro government.
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The reality has lead a number of plants to shutter, despite the Trump administration's plea to prop up the industry.
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Saudi Arabia and OPEC partnered with Russia and other producers beginning in 2017 to prop up prices by cutting production.
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The probability of Germany unleashing a fiscal stimulus to prop up growth has also helped sentiment in Europe, analysts said.
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The Senate bill intended to prop up Obamacare will no longer be jammed into this week's government funding scramble, Sen.
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China's yuan weakened against the U.S. dollar on Monday after the government scrapped measures meant to prop up the currency.
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Using myriad tax incentive programs to prop up dubious sectors, Puerto Rico deliberately exempts 88 percent of its formal economy.
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It was the second small rate cut cut in two months, as China tries to prop up its flagging economy.
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Chinese officials have turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as they seek to prop up growth.
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Islamabad's efforts to recalibrate CPEC are made trickier by its dependence on Chinese loans to prop up its vulnerable economy.
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Republicans swiftly criticized the deal, arguing that taxpayers should not be doing more to prop up the mortgage finance companies.
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They pledged $3 billion in aid for Sudan in April in an effort to prop up the country's ailing economy.
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For secularists, voucher programs that help to prop up churches are very nearly the worst kind of church-state intimacy.
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Russian officials accuse Poroshenko of artificially manufacturing a crisis to prop up sagging ratings ahead of an election next March.
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If the purpose was to prop up confidence in stocks, it worked only for about an hour, then failed miserably.
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And the fact that he invades Crimea or is trying to prop up Assad doesn't suddenly make him a player.
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So far Clinton has helped prop up coordinated campaigns in Florida, Wisconsin, Nevada, Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and North Carolina.
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Now that the renminbi faces pressure to fall, China is spending its reserves in an effort to prop up the currency.
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On April 29th Mr Macri won permission from the IMF to allow the central bank to prop up the falling peso.
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The build fed concerns that a supply glut could persist even as OPEC seeks to prop up prices with output curbs.
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This is a solvable problem, though, since LG includes little stands that let you prop up the speakers anywhere you want.
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Magistrates are also investigating whether the various bank managements acted illegally as they sought funds to prop up their balance sheets.
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But it wouldn't make sense for Adam to try to prop up an alliance that he was at the bottom of.
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Shale's rapid growth over the last decade has redrawn trade flows and driven OPEC to curb output to prop up prices.
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Without evidence, fans claim that Hussle's documentary project made him a target of unseen forces that prop up the pharmaceutical industry.
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In the past two years, Beijing hasn't been suppressing its currency — it's been intervening in order to prop up the currency.
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But shares in Shanghai tilted up 0.3 percent as investors maintained hopes for additional stimulus measures to prop up the economy.
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Authorities have recently taken unorthodox steps to protect the local currency, including state banks selling dollars to prop up the lira.
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But his frequent attempts to prop up the peso caused conflict with Mr Dujovne and were thought to irritate the fund.
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Which is why Westbrook invoking them to prop up a personal vendetta at this point in time reads as so cynical.
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Economists say the government has resorted to temporary measures to prop up the economy instead of implementing long-awaited structural reforms.
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Both sets of sanctions come amid already tight supply as OPEC has been withholding output this year to prop up prices.
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Moreover, with the significant fall in oil prices, Russia does not have the resources to prop up Mr. Assad for long.
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And low interest rates that's helped prop up the economy in the past decade may be even lower in coming months.
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Japan announced a 28 trillion yen ($265 billion) stimulus package in July in an attempt to prop up Japan's moribund economy.
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In order to prop up the ailing economy, the central government has encouraged provincial officials to keep spending on new projects.
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Turkey's central bank took more measures to prop up the lira after it fell to a new low against the dollar.
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South Africa's government pledged 69bn rand ($4.9bn) to prop up Eskom, a state-owned power utility that is close to bankruptcy.
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And they felt the U.S. government wrongly spent taxpayer dollars to prop up new companies to compete with existing internet providers.
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Despite this, the IMF has discouraged the central bank from intervening directly in the currency markets to prop up the peso.
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But for Trump, it is a continuation of a strategy to prop up his favorite news sources and denigrate all others.
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In fact, he fought with an Afghan militia recruited by Iran to help prop up the government in Syria's civil war.
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But critics have expressed concern that the policy could help local governments prop up unprofitable but politically influential "zombie" enterprises. Chinadevelopment.com.
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This year, baseball's dash of geographic artificiality has seen fit to prop up the mightiest sad sacks of the early 2010s.
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The Russia connection: Assad owes his continuation in power to the intervention of Russia in 2015 to prop up his regime.
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Worse still, Yahoo Messenger's legacy users — whom the company was ostensibly relying on to help prop up the app — hated it.
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OPEC and some non-affiliated suppliers including Russia are withholding supply in order to tighten the market and prop up prices.
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A "soft freeze" that would not include Iran, but may at least prop up oil prices in the near term; 2.
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Wary of the federal government, some preppers also believe the FDA is only regulating antibiotics to prop up the pharmaceutical industry.
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By sending warplanes to Syria to prop up Mr Assad, Mr Putin has inflamed the struggle between Shia and Sunni Muslims.
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Traders in Calgary said strong demand for Canadian crude in the U.S. Gulf Coast was helping prop up prices in Alberta.
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Some estimated the Chinese central bank may have sold $10-20 billion in the last week to prop up the yuan.
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"To prop up one member of our entire race of black people ... is totally insulting," she said later in the hearing.
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For that reason, it "goes without saying" the world's top oil exporter will continue to prop up prices by limiting production.
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Russian officials accuse Poroshenko of trying to manufacture a crisis to prop up sagging ratings ahead of an election next March.
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While international players are focused on targeting ISIS, many are maneuvering to either prop up or depose Assad and his regime.
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And neither are the usual "bargain buyers," who have longer-term aims, jumping in to prop up stocks during big selloffs.
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But when things go wrong, Beijing will still have to pay the price for letting bad companies prop up bad lenders.
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A decline in Canadian crude by rail cargoes to the United States also helped prop up Gulf Coast grades, traders said.
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They fought back on multiple fronts, intervening both at home and abroad to prop up the yuan, while tightening capital controls.
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If there is no clear progressive frontrunner—no promising campaign for him to prop up—Sanders should run regardless of age.
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Most of this will be used to prop up Trust's liquidity and partly - to boost its capital, the second source said.
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HOW best to prop up the companies that power South Korea's export-driven economy as the rest of the world slows?
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Yet its presence seems sure to prop up a government that is one of the main causes of its people's misery.
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OPEC, together with a group of non-OPEC producers led by Russia, reduced output in 2017 to prop up the market.
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And every penny that's spent to prop up this welfare expansion is a penny that can't go to helping the vulnerable.
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China, which borders Myanmar, helped prop up the military government during the sanctions era and has major investments in the country.
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The core question that will prop up future demand is how technological and scientific advances translate into new therapies and cures.
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The Chinese government has spent vast sums in recent years to prop up its currency as its economy has slowed down.
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All the misconceptions discussed here serve to prop up one overarching and incorrect belief: that slavery wasn't really all that bad.
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CAAC is also taking steps to prop up the sector as it struggles to deal with business fallout from the coronavirus.
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Moscow has been a key ally for Mr. Assad, who has used the Russian military to prop up Syria's weakened army.
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The restrictions have come to the fore as the Trump administration scrambles for ways to prop up ailing companies, including airlines.
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I'm hesitant to say that nobody should ever criticize a movie trailer ever again; trailers can prop up ugly, pernicious tropes.
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The European Central Bank is set to unveil fresh stimulus measures on Thursday to prop up the ailing euro zone economy.
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Authorities accuse them of helping to prop up the group's vicious three-year rule over nearly a third of the country.
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The claim is that China could be doing more because it has substantial foreign currency reserves to prop up its currency.
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And policymakers have few good options: raising interest rates to prop up the currency would just hit demand from another direction.
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The Fed is legally mandated to maximize employment and contain inflation, not to prop up the stock market on presidential orders.
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The bill would involve the government sending most Americans a personal check to help prop up households amid the economic disruption.
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But there are accusations that such tokens have been used to prop up Bitcoin illegally, and the Justice Department is investigating.
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When bedtime approaches, they prop up their phones on their night stands, crawl under the covers and hit the live button.
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Lower oil prices could help consumers, but it could unsettle countries that depend on oil revenue to prop up their economies.
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To prop up prices, Saudi Arabia cut its production from 85003 million barrels per day to 3.5 million barrels per day.
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If need be, they'll step in to offer physical support, to prop up another woman if she seems overwhelmed or drained.
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While Apple is being used to prop up the tax cut, Cook seems to have been focused more on trade policy.
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Interest rates have fallen to record low levels in the wake of the sovereign debt crisis to prop up the economy.
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Walker said the proposal was an "unacceptable bailout" of ObamaCare that would prop up the law Republicans have vowed to repeal.
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But now the president is repeating their memes and the distorted versions of history that prop up their views, she said.
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In early 2018, FERC unanimously rejected a daring plan proposed by Energy Secretary Rick Perry to prop up slumping coal companies.
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And some conservatives have balked at spending money to prop up a health care system they tried to repeal last year.
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Mutual ally Cuba has thousands of intelligence and military officers working in Venezuela to quell any dissent and prop up Maduro.
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"And that's an initial reserve," added Marson, saying the PAC had already spent more than $3 million to prop up McSally.
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The keyboard is detachable and connects via Bluetooth, and has a stand underneath to prop up for a better typing angle.
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Beijing has already turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as it seeks to prop up economic growth.
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They also know they don't have to sacrifice their dignity and principles to prop up a man unworthy of their support.
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With no kickstand, there isn't an easy way to prop up your Switch Lite like it's some kind of mini-TV.
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Closed primaries also serve another function: ensuring that the party's opponents can't come in and strategically prop up its weakest candidate.
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State-owned banks used similar tactics in 2016 and 2017 to raise yuan borrowing costs, helping prop up the offshore yuan.
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Casting off European rules might allow governments to prop up lossmaking industries or direct procurement contracts to local companies, for example.
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He noted that investment had been sluggish this year but said remittances from abroad were helping to prop up private consumption.
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He didn't shame Putin for working with Iran to prop up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and relentlessly bombing innocent civilians.
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The countries regularly coordinate on Syria and have provided overwhelming military and political aid to prop up Assad&aposs government and army.
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Any man who has to put down women to prop up his own ego is too insecure to be a real man.
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Most visitors are curious about life in the reclusive state and ignore critics who say their dollars prop up a repressive system.
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Despite the retreat in consumer confidence and weakness in manufacturing, rising incomes and higher house price are likely to prop up consumption.
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The central bank sold $10 billion in reserves trying to prop up the peso, forcing Macri to seek assistance from the IMF.
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A built-in kickstand lets you prop up the display on a table for use with an included wireless keyboard and trackpad.
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China has been acting to prop up the value of its currency recently, and it's not the only country to do this.
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The United States has accused Cuba, a longtime ally of Venezuela's socialist government, of providing intelligence personnel to help prop up Maduro.
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I believe that raising rates would be an irrational move and nothing more than an attempt to prop up a weakening economy.
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It's simply in our nature, so it's not a behavior meant to deceive others or to unreasonably prop up our own ego.
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But because Chinese officials continue to publicly assert the renminbi is not overvalued, they are intervening daily to prop up the currency.
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It's unthinkable that any other G-7 leader would use an international summit as an opportunity to prop up their family business.
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Fare evasion is rampant, journeys are getting slower and the state has spent billions of dollars to prop up private bus operators.
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But it may also prop up barely profitable "zombie companies", keeping workers in marginal jobs and so undermining efforts to raise productivity.
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This device works great in cars, but also can be used to prop up your phone on your desk or a table.
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Nervous officials often prefer to prop up such businesses rather than risk an explosion of unrest among laid-off urban-born workers.
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The industry's woes also signal how Trump administration plans to prop up coal-fired power plants have yet to come to fruition.
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Uber, the ride hailing company, will now be able to help prop up all of those on-demand "Uber for x" startups.
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Most visitors are curious about life in the reclusive state and ignore critics who say their dollars prop up a repressive regime.
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Oil prices have drawn some support from expectations that OPEC and its allies will continue to prop up prices by limiting production.
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Instead, go after the Support characters like Lúcio or Zenyatta who prop up the rest of the team with their healing abilities.
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After another plunge in the lira, Turkey's central bank said it would use its "liquidity-management tools" to prop up the currency.
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"At this moment, Havana continues to prop up Maduro and help him sustain the brutal suffering of the Venezuelan people," he said.
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While Iran sent troops to prop up Bashar al-Assad in Syria, Gulf spymasters sat in Istanbul hotels, bankrolling disparate rebel groups.
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As good as Nicki Minaj is, and as consummate a salesman as Kanye is, neither could really prop up the platform alone.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority said on Thursday it had no immediate plans to issue bills to prop up the local currency.
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But tax cuts, government incentives to boost new housing construction and rising consumption are expected to prop up growth later this year.
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These efforts included sending tanks to prop up the Sunni monarchy in Bahrain, which faced protests led by the country's Shiite majority.
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All this prompts a harsher criticism: that its wealth has allowed Sweden to prop up an ethnic underclass sequestered in invisible suburbs.
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The vice presidential candidates will likely aim to take down each other's records and try to prop up their unpopular running mates.
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The central bankers say that ultra-loose monetary policy remains essential to prop up still-weak economies and hit their inflation targets.
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Per Reuters, that is "stoking concerns a global glut could persist even as OPEC tries to prop up prices with output curbs."
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He was also convicted of scheming to prop up the stock price of Retrophin Inc, a drug company he founded in 2011.
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China's foreign-exchange reserves fell again last month, as the central bank tapped its pile of dollars to prop up the yuan.
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More than 6 million euros will go to various projects aimed at helping to prop up the northern canal city of Venice.
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With Kuechly out, the Panthers (4-8) have lost their last two games and prop up the bottom of the NFC South.
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The rout only accelerated after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries declined to cut production, which would normally prop up prices.
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Even as rising wages have helped prop up consumer spending, these are trying times for many of the industry's most powerful brands.
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While some international players are focused on targeting ISIS, many are maneuvering to either prop up or depose Assad and his regime.
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To Admissions Truthers, holistic admissions are seen as nothing but a tool to hide discrimination and prop up unqualified blacks and Hispanics.
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In some ways that's a shame—few big men can prop up a complex half-court offense like Love at the elbow.
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The letter accuses Goldman of "making a quick buck off the suffering Venezuelan people" by helping to prop up the Maduro regime.
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With friends, you can prop up the Switch with its kickstand and turn each half of the controller into a simple gamepad.
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Perhaps honor Dany's legacy by heading to Essos and helping to prop up popular rule amid the slave-free societies she established.
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Finally, the government will use fiscal policy to prop up growth, in effect transferring debt from corporate balance-sheets to its own.
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The White House has shelved a proposed effort to prop up coal and nuclear power plants at risk of closure, Politico reported.
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Chronic problems Chinese officials have turned to tax cuts, infrastructure spending and looser monetary policy as they seek to prop up growth.
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In September last year, he called on the BOJ to expand stimulus at an early stage to prop up weak inflation expectations.
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The Bank of England announced steps to prop up the economy, as the pound hit a 31-year low against the dollar.
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When you slide the loop all the way to the end, it clicks into place and lets you prop up your phone.
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Venezuela has been calling for an emergency meeting to discuss steps to prop up prices, which are at their lowest since 2003.
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Seventh, aerospace orders are up, ushering in a bull market for the sector that only serves to prop up names like Boeing.
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It's the latest in a flurry of government efforts to prop up growth, such as boosting infrastructure spending and loosening monetary policy.
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Keeping the occasional oligarch from vacationing in Disneyland while continuing to prop up the Russian hydrocarbon economy through purchases is not enough.
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Magistrates are also investigating whether management at the various banks acted illegally as they sought funds to prop up their balance sheets.
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The central bank has been intervening since February to prop up the naira after introducing a complex, multi-tiered exchange rate system.
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It has also militarily and politically helped prop up the governments of Syrian President Bashar Assad during the country's ongoing civil war.
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We spend much time attempting to "save" our rust belt towns and cities, and to help prop up their continued population level.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's endorsement of a weak dollar, triggered a slide in the currency that helped prop up the indexes.
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In different and uncoordinated ways, the two countries are working to prop up their kind of authoritarian systems as more attractive alternatives.
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It found that as China in particular has sold off U.S. debt to prop up its currency, U.S. rates have begun rising.
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It's possible that Putin may further convince Trump that NATO is an outdated organization that America no longer needs to prop up.
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Long after the Confederacy's demise, Southerners—and, more specifically, white women—used statues, textbooks, and public ceremonies to prop up its legacy.
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The administration's ultimate goal is to prop up the employment in the steel and aluminum industries, to fulfill the president's campaign promises.
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Any Republican Senator or House member that cooperated with Democrats to prop up Obamacare would likely get primaried at their next election.
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If possible, experts suggested using an external keyboard and mouse -- that will allow you to prop up a laptop to eye-level.
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Citi's analysts prefer emerging markets and Europe, where stocks are cheaper and central banks are doing more to prop up the markets.
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And once again, their mission is to prop up governments that demonstrate no capacity to gain the necessary support of their people.
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Other firefighters were sawing large planks of wood, suggesting that they intended to prop up the collapsed bridge while they extricated victims.
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To soften the blow, Micron reduced its output to prop up prices and has invested more in its next generation of chips.
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The United States will stay at whatever troop level our commanders deem necessary to combat terrorists and prop up the Kabul government.
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He would prop up his law school books in the corner of his cab and study when he could, Mr. Raskin said.
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It seemed like Spicer was confounded as to why an independent media would not prop up the administration's line up of propaganda.
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The upsurge has not (only) come as a result of higher ticket prices, the usual way that theater operators prop up revenue.
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Centrists have struggled for months to prop up a viable moderate candidate, with several establishment figures having been tarnished by corruption scandals.
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The central bank has burned through nearly $1 billion in reserves since Wednesday in an effort to prop up the rickety peso.
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Chinese stimulus The People's Bank of China stepped in this week by injecting billions of yuan to prop up the stock market.
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Is it worth spending billions to subsidize insurance for the middle class and prop up a private insurance industry spiraling toward death?
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Despite the government's efforts to prop up the zollar, it lost 90% of its value versus the dollar from February to June.
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The central bank hiked interest rates by 300 basis points in July to try to prop up the currency and contain inflation.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority started selling U.S. dollars in mid-April to prop up the local currency, in turn draining liquidity.
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Hawkish critics have often faulted Mr. Carter as worrying too much about human rights and thus failing to prop up the shah.
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A McConnell-aligned super PAC, Senate Leadership Fund, dropped more than $8 million in a failed effort to prop up incumbent Sen.
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Rating agencies Fitch and Standard & Poor's expressed concern the fund was chipping away at stronger banks to prop up the ailing ones.
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Soleimani is widely credited with being the mastermind of Iran's campaign to prop up Syria's embattled president during the country's ongoing war.
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OPEC together with a group of non-OPEC producers led by Russia started to withhold output in 2017 to prop up prices.
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U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on Saudi Arabia and OPEC not to cut supply in order to prop up the market.
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Chatterjee strongly supports the proposal, which would prop up coal and nuclear power plants that could be driven out of the market.
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"The commission doesn't have the authority, nor should it, prop up failing technologies or technologies that aren't economically competitive," said Richard Glick.
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They doubled down after the global financial crisis in 2008, to prop up growth and push down the value of the currency.
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President Trump has recently championed a temporary 21% payroll tax rate as the centerpiece of his proposal to prop up the economy.
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And it understands how pop culture is used to prop up all aspects of the social order, even the horrible, unjust ones.
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Instead, the two governments have actually been selling foreign currency and buying their own money to try to prop up its value.
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And it explores the controversy over whether China's policy of non-interference in other countries' affairs helps prop up corrupt African governments.
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Funo said overseas demand will likely pick up as stimulus measures taken by China prop up growth and help boost Japan's exports.
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Recognizing that criticism doesn't exist to prop up movie studios doesn't fix the larger issue, though — something Larson clarified in her comments.
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That, in turn, creates a potential problem for China as Beijing struggles to contain outflows of money and prop up its own currency.
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Nigeria's oil minister said there was a growing consensus within OPEC that a decision must be reached on how to prop up prices.
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"But it is hard to see how many Republicans would vote to 'prop up Obamacare,'" explained Case Western budget politics expert Joe White.
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" Jim Marston of EDF said the report "is no surprise from an administration determined to prop up the coal industry at taxpayers' expense.
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The group says that Democratic appearances on Fox only serve to prop up Fox and lend the network legitimacy that it doesn't deserve.
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OPEC, together with a group of non-OPEC producers led by Russia, started withholding production in 2017 in order to prop up prices.
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Italy's Malacalza family holds 21 percent of Carige after investing more than 20.8782 million euros to prop up the ailing Genoa-based bank.
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Among those efforts, the People's Bank of China has been spending down its cash hoard of foreign exchange to prop up its currency.
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Washington has refused to join forces with Russia in Syria against Islamic State, accusing Russia of acting solely to prop up Assad's government.
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While Russia and Iran have both deployed forces to Syria to help prop up Assad&aposs government, their interests do not always converge.
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Over the past 25 years a whopping 9% of public spending has gone to prop up Electricité du Liban, the state power company.
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Despite the desire of many OPEC members to keep withholding supply to prop up the market, the group may be forced into action.
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However, oil markets have been the worst performer despite a pledge by global producers to cut supply in order to prop up prices.
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Lebanon's central bank, the Banque du Liban, has been intervening for years to prop up the pound by selling dollars and buying pounds.
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In the past, major state-owned Chinese banks had steadily sold dollars directly in the spot market to prop up a falling yuan.
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Republicans control the Senate and have resisted efforts to prop up the electric car industry through tax credits and incentives in the past.
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The attack came amid largely peaceful protests in Turkish cities against Russian military intervention to prop up President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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Reducing bond buying would also cut against the BOJ's pledge to pump money aggressively into the economy to prop up growth and inflation.
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Toward the back of the space, rows and rows of little white pedestals prop up iPads, each of which plays a different video.
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To prevent oversupply and prop up the market, OPEC, together with allies including Russia, has withheld supply since the start of the year.
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The soldiers who prop up Mr Mugabe's regime are said to have insisted on being paid in real cash, not funny electronic dollars.
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The Chamber of Commerce has dropped $452,390 in the state, according to Kantar Media/CMAG, as it moves aggressively to prop up Young.
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Radamant Financial, a company which owns a 52.4 percent stake in JUGRA, will convert its deposits to prop up the bank, JUGRA said.
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This means I can prop up my Switch on a nightstand and use my trusty GameCube controller from the comfort of my bed.
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The series spans the 18-month period in which Lister seduces Walker, whose fortune she believes will help prop up her ailing estate.
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On the oil front, prices turned higher on Tuesday afternoon, amid speculation that leading producers would take action to prop up the market.
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The influential Warfalla tribe, upon whom Gadhafi relied to prop up his leadership, are believed to have taken in some with ISIS links.
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Rather than relying on booming exports to prop up the economy, the left-leaning president hopes to boost domestic consumption by fattening paychecks.
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As department stores struggle to grow sales, they're shrinking down their businesses to prop up their profits — and investors are eating it up.
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ET. (Reuters) Oil prices remained near five-week highs this morning, fueled by talk of producers taking action to prop up the market.
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But he is just getting started on the claim that China is paying to prop up American farmers hurt by the trade war.
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On Wednesday, central banks in New Zealand, India and Thailand slashed their benchmark rates to prop up their economies and stave off recession.
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With large British companies generating most of their earnings overseas, a lower sterling would perversely prop up their shares, as in June 2016.
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A surge in capital outflows sharply accelerated the draining of $1 trillion from China's foreign exchange reserves, complicating attempts to prop up growth.
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Even as their economy contracts, Russia is pouring resources to prop up Ukraine and Syria — states they see slipping away from their orbit.
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Spotify also has the advantage of a powerful consumer brand which should help prop up its stock price among human traders as well.
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Indeed, for ageing rich countries seeking to import young workers to plug skills gaps and prop up wobbly pension systems, they are ideal.
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Democrats have no incentive to prop up Trump's presidency for half-loaf compromises that many will suspect are contaminated with seeds of Trumpism.
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Mr. Bloomberg spent heavily in similar fashion during his time as mayor to prop up the Republican Senate majority, using his own money.
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That his son was invoked by both Trump and Sanders, solely to prop up an obviously spurious and pointlessly political claim, is sickening.
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With hundreds of thousands of homeowners wisely refinancing their mortgages in 2H2019, more money will be spent to help prop up the economy.
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The Russian actions have done nothing except prop up Bashar al-Assad, who we know is the root of the problem in Syria.
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An additional $250 million was apparently used to prop up the Government Development Bank for Puerto Rico, which was declared insolvent last year.
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They can use them as a kickstand to prop up their tablet and to comfortably hold their phone while reading on the subway.
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Owners of unprofitable power plants sometimes seize on this fear to call for vast government interventions that would prop up their failing ventures.
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President Trump and Congress are looking to prop up an economy of the past, rather than grapple with the economy of the future.
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OPEC output started to climb following its decision in late 2014 to retain market share rather than cut supply to prop up prices.
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Also of note, Indonesia's central bank will meet on Wednesday after seeing little success with recent attempts to prop up the Indonesian rupiah.
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Maduro, like Chavez before him, depends on thousands of Cuban military and intelligence officials who are in Venezuela to prop up his regime.
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The central bank has been selling dollars and buying renminbi to prop up the value of its currency, which has been under pressure.
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In fact, the continuing decline in Venezuelan oil exports is among the factors that are expected to prop up oil prices in 2628.
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It will cost real money — one study estimated as much as $11.2 billion per year — to prop up uncompetitive coal and nuclear plants.
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Here, a collection of little-known self-portrait photographs that Burroughs took in 22017 while in Tangier serve to prop up that hagiography.
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Oil markets have tightened significantly since 2017, when OPEC and its partners started withholding supply to prop up slumping prices at the time.
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The most notable stablecoin is tether, a controversial virtual currency which critics have claimed was used to prop up bitcoin prices last year.
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Output cuts holding back some 1.8 million barrels per day have been in place since 2017 in a bid to prop up prices.
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But China has good reason to avoid it, too, and it appears to have acted in recent weeks to prop up the renminbi.
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Last week, the European Central Bank and Bank of England also unveiled substantial stimulus packages in a bid to prop up stalling economies.
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Within six months and a year, lower business investment across a struggling industry will restrict supply, helping to prop up prices, he said.
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The US stimulus should not be considered a measure to prop up or bail out big business, but rather an investment in survival.
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Such blockbuster sales seem to do little to prop up antiques that don't come from the Met or weren't owned by celebrity collectors.
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His top priority for years had been Syria, where Iran has fought hard to prop up the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Some analysts suspect that the government is discreetly transferring funds to public banks, which are then selling dollars to prop up the lira.
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Some analysts have also wondered if the real reason for this move was to prop up SolarCity, which has been ailing of late.
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A lot of conservatives, meanwhile, have been arguing for years that the Federal Reserve was doing too much to prop up the economy.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry gives bear hugs to coal barons while doing all he can to have the government prop up their industry.
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All that did, though, was prop up the coal industry, which remained the dominant, if not exclusive, private employer in many Appalachian communities.
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But many Republicans, including Mr. Trump, have described them as a bailout for insurance companies that would prop up the Affordable Care Act.
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In the past week, the Federal Reserve and the White House have moved to prop up the US economy amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Prices are rising in China — and that could complicate Beijing's efforts to prop up a slowing economy and navigate President Trump's trade war.
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With large British companies generating most of their earnings overseas, a lower pound would perversely prop up their shares, as in June 2016.
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Some opponents of marijuana legalization argue that the issue is only being raised to prop up support for the commercial sale of cannabis.
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The floor itself now slopes so dramatically that Dawson had to prop up the bed on one side to keep from rolling out.
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There is money to prop up troubled health insurance markets, so that Mr. Trump can say he has replaced Obamacare with something better.
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But they do know they want to prop up tech that would allow for the continued use of fossil fuels — only emissions-free.
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This four piece from New York makes sharp indie pop to prop up their greatest asset: the gripping voice of their lead singer.
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Some have proposed that Medicare provide even more coverage for drugs, but further reducing out-of-pocket payment would only prop up prices.
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Some experts have suggested that tether, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar, could be being created to prop up the bitcoin price.
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OPEC seemed to be trying to prop up the market with talk of a meeting, analysts say, but this tactic did not work.
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For years, Saudi Arabia and other nations in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries were often able to easily prop up prices.
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"We do not want U.S. dollars to prop up a military monopoly that exploits and abuses the citizens of Cuba," Mr. Trump said.
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Russia is Assad's most powerful ally and has carried out airstrikes against rebels to prop up the embattled Syrian president since September 2015.
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To prop up the yuan, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has been intervening in the currency markets by buying up excess yuan.
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And little is being done by Democrats to prop up the Libertarian nominee on the ballot, who could siphon votes from the Republican.
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London (CNN Business)The plan unveiled just last week by OPEC and allied oil producers to prop up crude prices could fall flat.
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But advertising has helped prop up sites like the clickbait-focused Twitchy, the Kremlin-backed RT, and the fake ABC News lookalike abcnews.com.co.
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OPEC and some non-OPEC producers including Russia have been restraining production by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) to prop up prices.
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She said RAM has even been asked to go to Martha's Vineyard—to serve the service workers who prop up that plutocratic aerie.
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It's hard to imagine the Bank intervening directly in the FX market now to prop up the pound like it did in 1992.
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During 2015's stock market crash, state-run funds stepped in with large-scale stock purchases in an attempt to prop up markets.
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Neil Chatterjee, another FERC commissioner, has been an outspoken supporter of taking some sort of action to prop up coal and nuclear plants.
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Gains in naphtha margins could prop up Arab Extra Light's OSP in December by at least 50 cents a barrel, the survey showed.
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Henkel has been hoovering up niche brands, including DevaCurl, a premium product for curly hair, to prop up sales of its beauty business.
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Such regulations are often designed to prop up property values, not protect citizens — but the Census information can be used in raids regardless.
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Steve King (R-Iowa), though, urged caution, saying more needed to be done to ensure easing restrictions didn't prop up the Castros. Rep.
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Most of the people who prop up the artisanal action figure market seem to be white men dragging their feet toward middle age.
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Mr. Mnuchin said he is also focused on targeting fund-raising efforts that prop up the Taliban in Afghanistan and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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OPEC and its allies led by Russia have been restraining production under a pact reached in late 2016 to prop up oil prices.
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Even as their economy contracts, Russia is pouring resources to prop up Ukraine and Syria—states they see slipping away from their orbit.
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People also may not understand that the supplement, as currently imagined by the scientists, is meant to prop up and not replace exercise.
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But their bill met fierce resistance from conservative House Republicans, who said it would prop up the health law and bail out insurers.
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Even as their economy contracts, Russia is pouring resources to prop up Ukraine and Syria — states they see slipping away from their orbit.
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And so the administration came forward with an $850 billion proposal that included large amounts of money for distressed businesses, big and small, loans to prop up companies — prop up big corporations that form the backbone of the economy — and a much larger unemployment insurance program to cover people who essentially lost jobs for long periods of time, given the economic downturn.
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And so the administration came forward with an $113 billion proposal that included large amounts of money for distressed businesses, big and small, loans to prop up companies — prop up big corporations that form the backbone of the economy — and a much larger unemployment insurance program to cover people who essentially lost jobs for long periods of time, given the economic downturn.
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The so-called OPEC+ alliance has been withholding supply since the start of the year in order to drain oversupply and prop up prices.
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A Reuters analysis showed that at one point China had enlisted $800 billion worth of public and private money to prop up share prices.
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"At this moment, Havana continues to prop up Maduro and help him sustain the brutal suffering of the Venezuelan people," Bolton said in April.
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Yet they don&apost – mostly thanks to generous support from super PACs, which spend millions of dollars to prop up incumbents and smear challengers.
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The moves could help prop up shares of companies such as Shree Renuka Sugars, Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd , Dwarikesh Sugar Industries and Simbhaoli Sugars.
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But as the opportunity for significant top-line growth waned, buybacks to reduce share counts became a separate strategy to prop up earnings growth.
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Right now, a lot rides on whether Saudi Arabia can secure an agreement to extend production cuts, which could help prop up prices. 4.
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American drillers largely support the OPEC alliance's decision in January 2017 to cut output to drain a glut of crude and prop up prices.
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The naira officially closed at 305.25 on Thursday after the central bank intervened to prop up the naira on the interbank market, traders said.
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OPEC and non-OPEC producers are restraining production to prop up prices under a deal that is to expire at the end of 2018.
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As the company's yogurt sales continue to fall, General Mills has relied on cereals and snack business to help prop up its top line.
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The proposed rule would "prop up uneconomic generation that is unable to compete … and that is not otherwise needed for reliability," the groups said.
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Look at China that lets companies come in long enough just to figure out their IP, steal it, prop up a local competitor. Boom.
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BI started an easing cycle early this year with three rate cuts totalling 75 basis points (bps) to try to prop up economic growth.
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Additionally, he said that the region's two largest economies, Germany and France, were both pursuing fiscal loosening policies, which would help prop up growth.
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Wollmershaeuser added, however, that a robust labour market, moderate inflation and steep wage hikes would support private consumption, which should prop up overall growth.
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It probably wouldn't be satisfying enough to prop up an entire game, but it works well enough in this short burst of an experience.
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Automakers like Toyota Motor Cop and Honda Motor Co Ltd use discounts sparingly to prop up resale values, according to data from Cox Automotive.
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BI last year cut interest rates four times by 100 basis points and eased lending rules in a bid to prop up GDP growth.
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Online falsehoods about migrants also played a significant role in the midterm elections to prop up bogus voter fraud conspiracies and make racist claims.
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But the argument that diversity lets a firm's healthy arms prop up temporarily frail ones is, once again, losing ground in the rich world.
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OPEC and non-member producers including Russia have limited their oil output by 1.2 million barrels per day this year to prop up prices.
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It also signals why OPEC will face ongoing challenges in the years ahead in their quest to keep markets tight and prop up prices.
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The Dutch bank said the reduction was not only down to voluntary supply cuts, which the group started this year to prop up prices.
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Some analysts estimate that the Chinese central bank may have sold $10 billion-$20 billion in the last week to prop up the yuan.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as Reuters put out a story suggesting Iran will 'support joint action to prop up the oil market'.
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They prop up so-called zombie companies that will never repay their loans, extending just enough credit to keep them current on their debts.
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Most recently, the U.S. has been concerned about the role that Hezbollah fighters are playing in Syria to help prop up President Bashar Assad.
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Although fresh ECB measures could prop up the economy, the ECB's problem is that the bloc's troubles are largely outside its sphere of influence.
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The decision came as the cartel agreed its first oil output cut since 2008 in a bid to tackle overcapacity and prop up prices.
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Lebanon's central bank, the Banque du Liban, has been intervening for years to prop up the Lebanese pound by selling dollars and buying pounds.
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China has used the technique to prop up entire industries, which can undersell the firms they steal from by passing savings on to consumers.
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Hundreds of North Koreans in Europe are forced to work non-stop and send their earnings to prop up Kim Jong Un's lavish lifestyle.
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This could in turn "propel and prop up oil prices," which Levkovich said would benefit the energy sector in terms of stock price performance.
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The ongoing closure of parts of the Keystone pipeline that brings Canadian oil into the United States also helped prop up WTI, traders said.
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The United States had armed groups there it considered moderate, while Russia targeted the same groups with airstrikes to prop up the Assad regime.
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America's expected withdrawal from the much-ballyhooed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is widely expected to prop up an alternative trade deal backed by China.
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When the oil price slumped in 2008-09 oil-producing countries were able to cut interest rates and borrow abroad to prop up demand.
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The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) made the tax a key issue in talks to prop up Prime Minister Theresa May's government earlier this year.
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Arabiya reported on Saturday that it was Venezuela that had proposed a February meeting of oil producers to discuss steps to prop up prices.
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TVA shut several coal-fired units over the past few years despite efforts by U.S. President Donald Trump to prop up the coal industry.
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MOODY'S SAYS FALL IN RESERVES SUGGESTS THAT TURKISH CENTRAL BANK HAD BEEN INTERVENING IN FOREX MARKET TO PROP UP LIRA AHEAD OF LOCAL POLLS
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Brimming U.S. crude supplies have been a challenge to production cuts to prop up prices led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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SURGING U.S. OUTPUT Offsetting OPEC efforts to prop up prices and the impact of disruptions like Venezuela is a surge in U.S. oil supply.
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The remainder is mostly longer-termTreasury securities, purchases of which have helped to prop up that market and accommodate the federal government's massive borrowing.
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In January, Saudi Arabia's King Salman ordered a deposit of $2 billion be paid into Yemen's central bank to prop up the weak currency.
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Emergency responders are attempting to prop up the structure, one of four buildings in Hualien which are tilting or have collapsed, using huge poles.
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For all China's forceful actions to prop up the yuan, the biggest factor in its favour was arguably external, as the Fed turned dovish.
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Even that was not enough to end the system-wide crisis, and Congress eventually dedicated $700 billion to prop up banks across the country.
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Weak daily and monthly user growth should be a big concern, and will put even more pressure on Instagram to prop up the corporation.
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Trump has sent decidedly mixed signals on the tentantive deal for a series of measures to prop up Obamacare markets announced Tuesday by Sen.
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OPEC, Russia and several other allied producers have spearheaded an ongoing effort to try to clear a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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Oil investors are watching to see if OPEC opts to extend its production cuts to keep a lid on supply and prop up prices.
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Some state-owned businesses have defaulted on bond payments, suggesting that the government will not prop up failing companies in perpetuity, which is encouraging.
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It has made clear that it has no interest in being the swing supplier to prop up low prices resulting from structural market forces.
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Since the Great Depression, Congress has been authorizing programs to prop up the industry when weather problems or market fluctuations cause prices to fall.
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They contend Switzerland needs robust domestic weapons makers for security, yet cannot buy arms in numbers sufficient to prop up the industry by itself.
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Japan's market suffered the heaviest fall after central bank Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said he would not use helicopter money to prop up the economy.
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"Instead of looking to coal's new future, the Trump Administration is seeking to prop up its past," wrote the Casper Star-Tribune editorial board.
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Johnson drove away without commenting on the talks with the Democratic Unionist Party, the pro-Brexit party whose 10 lawmakers prop up his government.
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Discussion on ways to prop up the reserves have resumed after the rouble became one of the best performing emerging market currencies in 2016.
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He also backs measures to prop up Alberta's energy industry, which struggled last year with record discounts on Canadian crude because of pipeline congestion.
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For instance, one thing that's not modeled is how OPEC and other producers could engage in more strategic market interventions to prop up prices.
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OPEC, Russia and several other allied producers have led an ongoing effort to try to clear a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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Its central bank has for the past two years spent over $1 trillion to prop up the yuan's value - not to push it down.
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The effect, then, will be for Republicans to enrich insurance companies, prop up ObamaCare, and do nothing to help those ravaged by its consequences.
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Several senators this year introduced a bill to transfer excess funds from the Abandoned Mine Land fund to help prop up the pension plan.
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The plan would see the government buy livestock at prices that prop up demand which will collapse in Europe due to expensive new tariffs.
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One of Bolsonaro's immediate legislative priorities is to win approval for a much-needed pension reform to prop up the country's rickety public finances.
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President Obama warned in October that Moscow would be sucked into a "quagmire" as it sought to prop up Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad.
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Indonesia's rupiah has been growing worryingly weak, and the country's central bank has seen little success after multiple attempts to prop up the currency.
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Campaign staffers for Taylor were accused last summer of fabricating signatures to prop up a third-party "spoiler" candidate against his Democratic opponent, Rep.
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He accused the bank of "making a quick buck off the suffering Venezuelan people" by helping to prop up the regime of Nicolas Maduro.
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Take Justice Breyer, who finds directing government research grants to prop up the business of a friend who gave him expensive presents, as Gov.
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Yet the city's acute land shortage has worsened over the past decade, which means local demand for affordable housing could help prop up prices.
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Wollmershaeuser added, however, that a robust labor market, moderate inflation and steep wage hikes would support private consumption, which should prop up overall growth.
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The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meets on Wednesday to hammer out a deal to prop up prices that have halved since 2014.
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Goldman Sachs (GS), for example, is undergoing a multi-year effort to build out new business lines that could prop up faltering trading returns.
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The backdrop: Russia has played an active role in the slaughter of civilians in Syria in its efforts to prop up the Assad regime.
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Signs of life abroad: China has long-term problems, but the government there has been able to prop up growth for the time being.
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They also back measures to prop up Alberta's energy industry, which struggled last year with record discounts on Canadian crude because of pipeline congestion.
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"To prop up one member of our entire race of black people and say that that nullifies [racist statements] is insulting," she says. pic.twitter.
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They prop up so-called zombie companies that will never repay their loans, extending just enough credit to keep them current on their debts.
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Hezbollah fighters move back and forth between Lebanon and Syria where they are helping Iran prop up the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Democrats have repeatedly argued the Trump administration should not prop up the industry, and renewed that call after the National Mining Association letter surfaced.
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Democrats have repeatedly argued the Trump administration should not prop up the industry, and renewed that call after the National Mining Association letter surfaced.
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Since late July, Beijing has tried to prop up the economy by having the state-controlled banking sector increase lending, making money more available.
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Korea's Kospi fell 6% and the won hit a decade-low even as the central bank was buying dollars to prop up the currency.
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While President Trump tries to prop up the dying and dirty coal industry with taxpayer subsidies, the outdoor recreation industry has been roaring along.
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Republicans scrambled to prop up Mr. Saccone, a 60-year-old state representative, mindful that a failure here would send signals well beyond Pittsburgh.
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As a result, China helps prop up the North Korean leadership knowing that a stable North Korea serves as a strategic buffer for itself.
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Read: Cambodia's leader is accused of using fake Facebook likes to prop up his regime Facebook didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
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The common refrain when it comes to Nintendo's economic troubles is that the sales of handhelds prop up whatever else the company is doing.
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Russia can bully around a weaker non-NATO state, like Ukraine; it can help prop up an ally against ragtag rebels, as in Syria.
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For years Russia has provided military backing to help prop up President Bashar al-Assad of Syria against the rebel groups seeking his demise.
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Mr. Trump has seized on trade policy to prop up industries that he has promised to revitalize, such as manufacturing, by limiting foreign competition.
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European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said on Thursday Brussels was working on responses including a "package to prop up the EU economy".
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Instead the Trump administration wants to prop up failing industries like coal by subsidizing them and removing regulations that are aimed at saving us.
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When prices fell below $30 a barrel early last year, Mr. Naimi and other officials began pursuing temporary production restraints to prop up prices.
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China's central bank also stepped in to prop up the market, giving investors around the world confidence that the fallout would be somewhat managed.
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Organized crime has also helped prop up President Nicolás Maduro, whose position strengthened during 2019, even as sanctions bit and the economy further contracted.
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Manafort had worked with Kilimnik for years in Ukraine to prop up the country's pro-Russia politicians, including the ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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In recent years, China has intervened in exchange markets to prop up the value of its currency, manipulation that tends to benefit American exporters.
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The reason turned out to be agriculture: China and Europe had been using thousands of tons of the drugs to prop up pig production.
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Last year, BI cut interest rates by 100 bps and relaxed some lending rules to prop up domestic economic growth amid a global slowdown.
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During the campaign, Trump said Yellen should be "ashamed" of her actions, which he said helped prop up the economy under President Barack Obama.
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He argued that a weak yen has helped Japan's government prop up its own auto manufacturing industry at the expense of any foreign competition.
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OPEC cut its output in January 2017 by 1.8 million bpd to help inventories return to a 5-year average and prop up prices.
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Meanwhile, South Korea's Lotte will borrow $300 million to prop up Lotte Mart operations in China and pay off loans, Korea Herald reported Thursday.
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Abrams has also been accused of trying to prop up friendly dictators in El Salvador and Nicaragua during his role in the Reagan administration.
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Name the president of Venezuela, whose government announced the sale of a cryptocurrency in an effort to prop up the nation's failing economy. 6.
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Government purchases are intended to prop up prices and remove "excess" supply, but they do so to the detriment of U.S. consumers and taxpayers.
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And has in many ways helped to prop up the transactional US/Saudi alliance — despite 9/85033, human rights abuses, crimes against Yemen etc.
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And has in many ways helped to prop up the transactional US/Saudi alliance — despite 9/11, human rights abuses, crimes against Yemen etc.
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They say banks prop up zombie companies that will never repay their loans, extending just enough credit to keep them current on their debts.
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"Our nation's antiquated sugar program seeks to prop up prices for the sugar industry at every turn, sticking consumers with the bill," Foxx said.
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The second half of this book, for non-wonks, should come bundled with toothpicks, so readers can use them to prop up their eyelids.
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Germany is open to using the European Stability Mechanism to prop up economies hit by the coronavirus under certain circumstances, Der Spiegel magazine reported.
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Instead, he gave a more general answer about why it's important to "prop up Medicaid" and not turn back the clock on the program.
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The current situation, with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) preparing to prop up a minority Conservative government, is only the latest variation on that theme.
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Russia has been the Syrian government's closest and most powerful ally in the country's civil war, carrying out regular airstrikes to prop up Assad's regime.
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So far, the prospect of the Middle East-dominated group orchestrating a fresh round of supply cuts has done little to prop up crude futures.
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The difference being that Obama was using selective enforcement to prop up the law, while President Trump is using the same power to undermine it.
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The central bank has intervened to prop up the currency: it increased rates last November, surprising markets, and some analysts expects further rises this month.
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Oil touched $46 per barrel for the first time in three weeks on the prospects of exporters working out ways to prop up the market.
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The central bank said that it has already recuperated 6 billion roubles ($90.20 million) that it provided to Asia-Pacific Bank to prop up liquidity.
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A spokesman for Italy's Economy Ministry said on Monday the government was looking at various options to try and prop up the country's bank stocks.
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A Saudi-led coalition has carried out regular airstrikes on the country against the rebels and AQAP targets to prop up the internationally recognized government.
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The Saudis are perfectly willing, it would seem, if this theory of the money is correct, to help buy elections to prop up a friend.
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It is true that the Cuban government oppresses its people and deprives them of many freedoms, while helping to prop up the malevolent Venezuelan regime.
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Give your iPad a damn rest, light your fireplace, sip on some mulled wine and prop up one of these bad boys on your counter.
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The cartel is expected to extend production cuts that expire at the end of June, helping to prop up oil prices at a volatile moment.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent after U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on OPEC not to cut supply to prop up the market.
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Britain's referendum sent markets into a tailspin, weighing on currencies and depressing bank shares, raising market expectation for more ECB stimulus to prop up growth.
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"The media helped prop up Anonymous, and the media also helped shape it into what it is today: an anachronism of another time," Monsegur said.
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Fellow Gulf states have given billions in aid to prop up the kingdom, but much has been channelled into building housing for Sunnis and foreigners.
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The government has sought to prop up GDP growth by making no significant cuts in its spending, despite a $15 billion revenue shortfall in 2019.
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The central bank has also dipped into its reserves of foreign exchange—still the world's biggest at more than $3trn—to prop up the yuan.
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Any new deal would also need the support of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) whose 10 votes prop up the minority Conservative government.
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U.S. rates futures are pricing in two cuts by the Federal Reserve by the middle of next year to help prop up the country's economy.
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Given a drop in demand, the charts show, firms can either sell fewer items at the prevailing price or cut prices to prop up sales.
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Why it matters: The conventional wisdom around McNamee is that he'll be an ally of White House efforts to prop up economically struggling coal plants.
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The European Central Bank continues to prop up the economy with its quantitative easing and iterated at its last meeting that policy would be unchanged.
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Efforts to prop up the peso, which has lost a fifth of its value against the dollar since the start of the year, had failed.
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A more appealing possibility for now might be to work on the foreign countries that help to prop up Mr Maduro, notably Russia and Cuba.
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Last month a court ruled that the nine people involved in this subterfuge had fundamentally shaken the "values of fairness that prop up our society".
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OPEC and non-member producers including Russia have limited their oil output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) this year to prop up prices.
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This implies that there might be a border in the Irish Sea, an idea rejected by the Democratic Unionists, who prop up Theresa May's government.
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U.S. taxpayers had to prop up banks that were deemed "too big to fail" and Congress vowed that such a rescue would not happen again.
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The energy alliance, sometimes referred to as OPEC+, has been reducing output since 2017 as part of a sustained bid to prop up crude prices.
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They have more recently been bolstered as OPEC prepares to launch its first coordinated output limits in eight years in order to prop up prices.
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" Why it matters: Historically the Fed cuts interest rates to prop up a weakening economy, but Trump said "the country is doing unbelievably well, economically.
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The Chinese may also decide to boost stimulus efforts to prop up their economy, which may just be enough to keep commodity prices from sliding.
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That leaves the ECB with the familiar role of having to prop up sentiment and President Mario Draghi will oblige, albeit with small steps initially.
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Investors started to worry that the central bank would run out of foreign-exchange reserves, making it hard to prop up the hryvnia, Ukraine's currency.
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In our downtown we spent - and continue to spend - millions to prop up a large entertainment district whose revenue has yet to meet rosy projections.
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In that most recent case, the Obama administration decided the best way to get the economy going again was to prop up the investor class.
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During his campaign Trump often criticized the Fed, alleging it was keeping interest rates artificially low in an effort to prop up the Obama economy.
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When you're not protecting the phone, you can flip the cover around to prop up your Galaxy S8 while watching your favorite show on Netflix.
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Hackers, governors and academics are forging an anti-hacking coalition to protect the voting machines and computer programs that prop up U.S. elections, Reuters reports.
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Star Wars also helped to prop up the licensing and toy business, stepping in to help make up for the slowly fading juggernaut of Frozen.
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Investors noted that strong corporate earnings have helped prop up U.S. stocks despite ongoing concerns about tariffs raising companies' costs and cutting into their profits.
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But I was just wondering whether you thought we're gonna fall behind, if we don't have a concerted government effort to prop up the industry.
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This then leads to a central bank which has to prop up the currency by selling some of the country's huge reserve piles, he added.
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Since then, officials have been trying to attract investors to help prop up its economy, which has been struggling since the south seceded in 2011.
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Global geopolitical uncertainty has pushed defense to the top of national agendas, helping prop up sales at major defense products suppliers, CNBC has been told.
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To prop up the market, the alliance known as OPEC+ has been cutting output by 1.2 million barrels bpd since the start of the year.
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Kim Min-gyu, the former diplomat, said laborer salaries are usually used to prop up the Pyongyang economy, and not invested in the nuclear program.
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He did not say anything more specific about a proposal for oil producers to freeze output at January levels in order to prop up prices.
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If LGBTQ people or people of color are only playing supporting roles that prop up the narrative of white cis protagonists, we can do better.
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European stocks finished Friday's session mostly higher, with a strong uptick in commodities helping prop up sentiment on the final trading day of the week.
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Alongside Russia and other allied producers, OPEC has spearheaded an ongoing international effort to try to clear a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia have forged closer ties in the past two years as part of efforts to prop up oil prices by curbing output.
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Thursday was the first day this week that the central bank did not undertake dollar auctions from its own reserves to prop up the peso.
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In short, the Fed's normalization plan calls for it to prop-up banks' demand for cash, as a prelude to reducing the supply of cash!
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Italy's government has set up a 1.3 billion euro fund to prop up the bank and has granted it a state guarantee to sell debt.
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Instead of spending $700 billion to prop up complex side bets on subprime mortgage loans, the federal government could have simply bought the loans themselves.
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In other words, the government still sacrifices billions in revenue every year to prop up coal, an industry that most energy analysts agree is dying.
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"We need Congress to get with the times and stop writing bills that prop up the fossil fuel industry that's wrecking our climate," he added.
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Or are the Rotten Tomatoes contributors themselves the critics who prop up these reputations, and thus pave the way for smarter conversations about film online?
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But with his legacy in mind, Obama was looking for something else to prop up his dramatic opening to Cuba, which seemed to have fizzled.
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They do not like abrupt change, which means they tend to prop up decisions that they would not have voted for in the first instance.
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But one major unknown will be the response of low-cost U.S. shale producers, which could undermine the unified effort to prop up the market.
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Traders also said the central bank sold an undisclosed amount of dollars, close to the end of market session, to help prop up the naira.
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This year, the Chinese government cut taxes and reduced how much cash banks have to hold in reserve in an attempt to prop up growth.
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Meanwhile, Iran's approach has been to prop up the current government and maintain the value of its political and economic and security investments in Iraq.
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Which he was doing not to prop up his flagging brand, but just to remind people that he will run the country like his businesses.
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Investor optimism appeared to be increasing that OPEC and other oil producers would be able to tighten crude supply and prop up prices in 2017.
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Oil producers' cartel OPEC agreed on Wednesday to limit its output to 32.5-33.0 million barrels per day (bpd) to prop up weak crude prices.
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