" What Trump does hope for, quite rightly, is "to have that kind of relationship where you could call or you could do something and they would pull back from North Korea, or they would pull back from Syria, or maybe pull back from Ukraine.
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And I'll say this, Hillary had her stupid reset button that she spelled the word wrong, but she doesn't have what it takes to have that kind of a relationship where you could call or you could do something and they would pull back from North Korea, or they'd pull back from Syria, or maybe pull back from Ukraine.
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I've had guards pull back from a poorly timed assassination.
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Members must swallow hard and pull back from past rhetorical posturing.
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"The impulse is to pull back from free expression," he said.
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He has tried to pull back from that idea more recently.
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Companies have already started to pull back from the visa program.
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Do you expect Mr. Buffett to pull back from his ownership?
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Without them, the market could pull back from current record levels.
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The company is the latest to pull back from the industry.
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So it takes a great restraint to pull back from doing that.
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But don't expect him to pull back from his blame game strategy.
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Savchenko said opposition forces were yet to pull back from the road.
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Dmitriev previously said it was too early to pull back from cuts.
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Did you find the choice to pull back from June distracting, Constance?
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Videos pull back from the Siren song of the far right movement.
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"Heightened uncertainty can cause people to pull back from investments," he said.
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The Democrats would be hard-pressed to pull back from full impeachment.
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But whether Trump will pull back from his bombast is an open question.
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But as Mr Moreno shows, a country can pull back from the brink.
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Lower stock prices can lead CEOs to pull back from investment and hiring.
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Beijing urged the United States on Friday to "pull back from the brink".
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And each is willing to pull back from wars in the Middle East.
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Those questions prompted the Trump Organization to delay or pull back from transactions.
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Kevin Skitzo, a Team Avalaunch hacker, urged him to pull back from the abyss.
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One is to go fully technological, the other is to pull back from it.
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The two companies' abrupt decisions to pull back from ObamaCare have baffled healthcare experts.
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They're both tools to pull back from the standard insurance system, at least partially.
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My security adviser, John, and I decided to pull back from the front line.
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Can the Kremlin and NATO's easternmost member once again pull back from the brink?
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Leaders tend to find ways to pull back from the brink while saving face.
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A month ago, she made the decision to pull back from teaching this semester.
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Could anyone blame Canada if it decides to pull back from such cooperative arrangements?
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Mr. Trump did pull back from the brink of war, at least for now.
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The weaker greenback bolstered the , helping it pull back from a four-week low.
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I would maybe attempt to pull back from rhyme and try some free verse.
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But it might be time to pull back from some of their more ambitious expectations.
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In response, mainstream parties may accelerate fiscal loosening or pull back from structural economic reform.
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After embarking on a life of crime, how did you ultimately pull back from it?
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But some foreign firms have already started signaling their intent to pull back from Iran.
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He said SWIFT would pull back from "a few areas" but declined to name any candidates.
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Samsung isn't the first to pull back from announcing flagship devices at an industry trade event.
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Yet even the generals are divided about how to pull back from the brink of chaos.
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The weaker greenback bolstered the Canadian dollar, helping it pull back from a four-week low.
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Investors will pull back from buying cyber currencies, causing their prices to begin a sustained decline.
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But if U.S. labs do pull back from China, something might have to give, Kania said.
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Elsewhere in trade: The trade wars are prompting sovereign investors to pull back from stock markets.
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U.S. output is expected to taper as shale producers pull back from drilling to avoid losing money.
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JPMorgan Cazenove pointed to likely Trump policy moves as driving its call to pull back from equities.
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Under the agreement, rebel fighters and Ukrainian troops would also pull back from the line of contact.
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The dollar selling had the effect of causing the yuan to pull back from its downhill dash.
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Watch this video to find out why the American retailer had to pull back from the Brazilian market.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield inched up to 2.886 percent, continuing to pull back from recent lows.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen Mrs.
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L soaring after bid approaches, helping mitigate a broad based pull back from the previous session's strong gains.
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By trying to pull back from the region, Mr Obama has left space for others to step in.
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Nimr's death has made compromise harder, but it is not too late to pull back from the brink.
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Investors also began to pull back from tech stocks that led the bull market of the past decade.
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Safe-haven assets continued to pull back from a Wednesday surge that was triggered by Iran's missile strike.
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It may prove a prescient approach as iron ore prices pull back from 30-month highs in February.
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As the winter months approach, and buyer sentiment chills further, they could even pull back from their small gains.
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A day later, he announced his Justice Department would pull back from these types of investigations into police anyway.
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"It's going to take a lot for the Fed to pull back from its path to normalization, " she said.
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Even one of Deutsche's closest competitors said he had not seen the lender pull back from the asset class.
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Fifty-nine percent of voters said they believe Trump pressured Comey to pull back from the investigation into Flynn.
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The coverage has become more negative because the facts are more negative, does that team pull back from you?
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These firms have proliferated as strict rules introduced following the financial crisis saw traditional banks pull back from lending.
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These firms have proliferated as strict rules introduced following the financial crisis saw traditional banks pull back from lending.
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It could pull back from recent steps to increase its uranium enrichment in the direction of weapons grade materials.
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Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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The pull-back from session highs reflected "pretty natural skepticism," said Mark Hackett, chief of investment research at Nationwide.
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In retrospect, he said, that's left the firm well-positioned as public funds pull back from securities class actions.
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The hawks who fear that jihadism will surge if we pull back from Afghanistan and Syria could be vindicated.
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See what works and what doesn't work, and then they can pull back from there on their own telecasts.
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Houthi forces would also pull back from the port of Salif, used for grains, and Ras Isa, used for oil.
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The decision is part of a wider move by Novo to pull back from high-risk research with uncertain returns.
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The decision to pull back from the IPO was first reported on Sunday by newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo.
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In this environment, you've got to pull back from growth until you've got good unit economics that justify that growth.
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Those bacteria and the body's immune response to them can make gums swell, bleed, and pull back from the teeth.
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Or is it going to pull back from global leadership when we are the biggest economy on the planet Earth?
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Residents at the Villages say that once someone stops driving, they often pull back from activities and interacting with friends.
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And even if Riyadh and Tehran pull back from the brink, Beirut would still be reeling from a political crisis.
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To pull back from the brink and save our country, we need both parties to pack the Supreme Court, together.
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Residents at the Villages say that once people stop driving, they often pull back from activities and interacting with friends.
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If it does not pull back from these intrusions on Western democracies, the overreach will ultimately reduce China's global power.
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I've often wondered whether after the Trump era it will ever be possible to pull back from the conspiracy right.
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"The bottom line is growth will be weakened, not strengthened or sustained, if we pull back from trade," he said.
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Mr. Luis has promised that under Coach, Spade would pull back from discounting and sell fewer bags at department stores.
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In the case of Meg Ryan, I was interested in learning more about her choice to pull back from Hollywood.
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The agency conceived to stamp out predatory lending must pull back from "unfair" oversight of the finance sector, he added.
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But Trump fails to understand that rather than pull back from the global economy, we need to train Americans to compete.
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But Fairtrade has seen several big buyers pull back from its mark and set up their own models for sustainable sourcing.
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The foundation eventually decided to pull back from a number of its commitments—including the National Solar Observatory site at Sunspot.
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That began to change after the U.S. financial crisis, which led banks to pull back from consumer and small-business lending.
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Were we to pull back from Asia, our current allies, like Japan and South Korea, would have nowhere else to go.
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Still, some key members of Congress seem determined to pull back from the brink of all-out partisan warfare over Russia.
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Sewing, who has been with Deutsche Bank since 1989, said Deutsche would pull back from areas where it was not sufficiently profitable.
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Until this week most observers thought the prime minister would at the last minute pull back from such a potentially damaging choice.
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By the end of the first day, both sides appeared to pull back from what threatened to be a massive diplomatic flop.
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"They have some capacity to pull back from brutality," says Vanda Felbab-Brown, an insurgency expert at the Brookings Institution think tank.
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"This arrangement ... requires forces from both sides to pull back from Castello Road," US Secretary of State John Kerry said last week.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen Ready for your own pair?
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Sales fell 9 percent to $1.67 billion, hurt in part by its decision to pull back from department stores and factory outlets.
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But this soured the appetite of many its older, more affluent shoppers, causing Tiffany to pull back from the category in Japan.
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Aetna's decision to pull back from ObamaCare is fueling new questions about the long-term viability of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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Or maybe Sessions's advocacy for aggressive police policies will be enough for local and state officials to also pull back from reform.
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Dworkin predicted that Democratic hopefuls will start to pull back from the issue if it starts to lose popularity among the public.
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And in a sudden reversal, Trump said on Tuesday that he had decided to pull back from associating the coronavirus with China.
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He was somehow separated from other firefighters when the blaze intensified and forced them to pull back from the building, officials said.
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Mr. Trump has also shown a great degree of deference to the military he once vowed to pull back from foreign conflict.
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Under the agreement, known as the Steinmeier formula, rebel fighters and Ukrainian troops would also pull back from the line of contact.
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With the wind picking up on Wednesday afternoon, FEMA officials ordered volunteers to pull back from the flooded neighborhood in west Houston.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer advises investors to hold off from putting new money to work as stocks pull back from their record highs.
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Across the board, regulators have scrambled to grant regulatory relief, worried banks will pull back from lending and exacerbate corporate liquidity stress.
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Indeed, Johnson said he would tell Trump to pull back from a trade war that is already destabilizing economic growth around the world.
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"On a year-on-year basis it will pull back from the strong GDP that we saw in the third quarter," Tan said.
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First story: U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive action to pull back from the negotiating process of the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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But experts said any U.S. violation of the deal would allow Iran also to pull back from its commitments to curb nuclear development.
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Were the Southern Front to pull back from Nassib, a former border crossing that is now closed, Jordan could reopen its northern crossing.
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Indeed, Johnson said he would tell Trump to pull back from a trade war that is already destabilising economic growth around the world.
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And Belgium is unhappy about a British effort to pull back from an "ever closer union," fearing it may weaken the bloc's ambitions.
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Watch this video to find out why the American fast food chain had to pull back from the Bolivian market after five years.
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The United States is probably big enough that it can pull back from international trade agreements without causing itself severe near-term pain.
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Without the payments, they say, consumers will face higher premiums in 2018, and more insurers will pull back from the individual insurance market.
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"The bottom line is growth will be weakened, not strengthened or sustained, if we pull back from trade," he added. http://bit.ly/2Flqk1n.
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As people pull back from broadcast and cable TV and jump deeper into streaming, we're bound to see more shows with smaller audiences.
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The then-FBI director describes feeling pressured by the president to pull back from the FBI's investigation of his campaign's contacts with Russia.
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For example, shortly after taking office, Sessions said that the Justice Department would "pull back" from conducting federal investigations into local police departments.
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The leaders' shared agenda has buoyed those who were worried about Trump's statements last week urging Israel to pull back from unfettered settlement expansion.
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And while Streep may be keen to pull back from politics, she was all too ready to push her costar to run for office.
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Aetna, UnitedHealth and Humana have all decided to pull back from Obamacare markets next year due to financial losses from the individual health plans.
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Separately, Democratic attorneys general in 21 states urged Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Attorney General Jeff Sessions to pull back from the settlement.
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Donald J. Trump is calling for the U.S. to pull back from its global commitments while still pledging a major buildup of the military.
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Erdogan has warned of an "imminent" operation against Assad's forces unless they pull back from Turkish lines in Syria by the end of February.
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Which banks stand to benefit JPMorgan, Bank of America and Citigroup should get a lift from Deutsche Bank's pull back from fixed-income trading.
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But Dr. Biden was reluctant to pull back from her obligations at Northern Virginia Community College, where she had taught English for a decade.
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It is not expected to move, waiting until its June meeting to signal any plans to pull back from its ultra-loose monetary policy.
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In the meantime, Huawei has battled against many of its customers and nations that have said they would pull back from buying its products.
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With the threat of new U.S. sanctions looming over them, some foreign firms have already started signaling their intention to pull back from Iran.
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The M5 is full of frustration for people who like to pull back from a viewfinder a lot to review their images on the fly.
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As that clash intensifies, the entertainment companies will pull back from supplying their best shows to the competition, building out their own streaming services instead.
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He added, however, that he did not know whether a reduction in liability would lead the company to pull back from a possible bankruptcy filing.
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The "snowball effect" started by Google likely "forced" the Trump administration to pull back from its stance, said Anshel Sag, analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.
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Helping the Nasdaq pull back from a dip earlier in the session was a rise in consumer discretionary stocks, such as Amazon's 1.7 percent rise.
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Both sides, having seen Trump pull back from free trade relationships, are keen to show they remain committed to removing barriers they say hamper growth.
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Conoco is the latest international oil major to pull back from northern Alberta's oil sands, among the most costly locations in the world to develop.
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The latter was at 0.9778 franc per dollar after sliding 0.6 percent the previous day to pull back from a three-month peak of 0.9699.
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Obama told Goldberg he is "very proud of this moment," of his ability to "pull back from the immediate pressures" of the foreign policy establishment.
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"We know how the president can pull back from things," Warren said, which worries Republicans who are on the fence about coming out in favor.
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Another way Mr. Erdogan could lead Turkey back into Washington's good graces would be to pull back from his campaign to crush dissent at home.
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And it could simply prompt some nations to pull back from the United States, rather than accede to demands that may be unpalatable back home.
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Opponents of Brexit, who have been pushing for a second referendum that would allow voters to pull back from a withdrawal, seized on the remarks.
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"People have to be able to pull back from this," said Representative Mike Simpson, Republican of Idaho and a veteran member of the Appropriations Committee.
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As debt yields pull back from their earlier gains, investors will be turning their attention to speeches by the U.S. Federal Reserve, and economic data.
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The new site, Sussex Royal, contains details of their plan to pull back from their duties as senior royals and to forge a new path.
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Under certain situations, the suit could lead to a dismantling of the "cost sharing" payments, causing insurers to pull back from marketplace coverage this year.
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REUTERS POLL-BANK OF JAPAN'S NEXT MOVE TO PULL BACK FROM EASY MONETARY POLICY SAY 25 OF 41 ECONOMISTS (VS 18 OF 41 NOV POLL)
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Because, from the officers' perspective, the current scrutiny is so unfair and one-sided that the only option is to pull back from proactively helping.
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Amazon's expansion deeper into retail, pharmacy and groceries, with the Whole Foods purchase, has caused competitors to pull back from AWS or abandon it altogether.
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Bannon tried to convince Trump to pull back from the Afghanistan War, but National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster convinced the president to do the opposite.
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Auto industry executives will also be watching closely to see if the administration actually does pull back from, rather than just delay, enacting section 232 tariffs.
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After severe internal backlash, external criticism, and employee resignations, Google agreed to pull back from its work with Project Maven following the fulfillment of its contract.
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Exhibit A: Independence Day: Resurgence, perhaps the most boring alien invasion movie in history, which even Goldblum could not pull back from the brink of crappiness.
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Sprig and Spoonrocket are now defunct, and Munchery had to pull back from markets in Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle as it fights for survival.
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Higher oil prices reinforced expectations that the ECB could pull back from its ultra-loose monetary policy and drove yields on euro zone government bonds higher.
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"They did pull back from some agreements we thought we had, and ... that also includes all manner of enforcement to whatever conditions were made," he said.
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Also, the network is confirming for the first time that next edition will consist of seven episodes (a pull back from the show's usual 10 hours).
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China's Commerce Ministry on Friday urged the United States to "pull back from the brink", saying it was not afraid to engage in a trade war.
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He said he had "no need for a photo opportunity" with Trump and suggested the U.S. president's pull back from global institutions was a character defect.
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He wants the United States to pull back from its alliances and let its partners fend for themselves, and devote its money to its domestic needs.
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If Republicans are at all concerned about the public interest and their own political futures, they ought to pull back from the chaos they have sown.
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When you pull back from all the shady memes and Twitter drags about Ani, you'll realize her true problem is that she has no real backstory.
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In that agreement, the United States had the Kurdish fighters demolish their defensive positions and fortifications and pull back from the border, which they complied with.
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According to the former chief of staff, Trump likes to begin negotiations with a hard-line position and then pull back from that tough stance incrementally.
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The Republican-led Senate also passed a resolution assigning blame for Khashoggi's murder to the crown prince and demanding that the US pull back from Yemen.
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The rebels forced Assad's forces to withdraw and also turned on U.N. forces in the area, forcing them to pull back from some of their positions.
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Wall Street shares slumped in response overnight, with the Dow falling 0.9 percent to pull back from a two-month peak scaled midweek on upbeat corporate results.
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Rendell explained that corporations usually donate to both Democratic and Republican conventions evenly, but that Trump's polarizing and bombastic style was making companies pull back from contributing.
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"Since the financial crisis we have seen many of the Europeans pull back (from Africa), particularly those who were providing trade finance," Diamond told CNBC on Saturday.
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With the freedom that a freelance life affords, she starts to pull back from work for a few days to spend it cooking, playing games, and reading.
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Omar Ghobash, the UAE's ambassador to Russia, suggested one possibility being considered "right now" is pressuring trade allies to pull back from or halt business with Qatar.
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The Insure Our Future campaign, a consortium of activist groups, has pressured Chubb to pull back from exposure to coal and oil sands companies for nine months.
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Despite these remarkable successes, Attorney General Sessions has announced his intention to "pull back" from federal interventions and effectively gutted the COPS office Davis used to run.
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The survey found that managers consider "quantitative failure" the biggest tail risk -- a concern that appeared to be particularly represented in a pull back from Japan equities.
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Over the past year, Trump has threatened to "rip up" the Iran deal, withdraw from the Paris climate accord, abandon NATO and pull back from multilateral organizations.
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Restrictions on its service have prompted it to pull back from some markets and led some analysts to question the sustainability of its model in continental Europe.
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Flynn also said he said he remained confident of obtaining debt financing for its planned expansions, even as banks and insurance companies pull back from the sector.
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More from the Financial Times:Big buyers pull back from US corporate bondsPetSmart gives shares of its growth engine to PE sponsorBond funds at bottom of performance tables
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Instead, they often pull back from fuzzy guitars and overwhelming noise to allow the vocals to take center stage, and give Andreas Baier's words space to echo.
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To the Editor: The nearly universal cascade of criticism leveled at President Trump's decision to pull back from the Paris climate agreement was predictable, vituperative and wrong.
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That brought renewed reports of the Queen wanting to pull back from public life in favor of Charles — in 18 months' time when the Queen turns 95.
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"As these central banks pull back from this pedal-to-the-metal policy, eventually bonds are going to be able to offer a fair fight against equities."
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That represents a pull back from the 2 billion euro target put in place by Marchionne but new boss Louis Camilleri described it as "ambitious but doable".
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During last year's presidential campaign, Mr. Trump suggested he might pull back from those commitments unless countries like Japan contributed more to the cost of their defense.
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Investor worries about an imminent trade war eased as U.S. President Donald Trump faced pressure from political allies to pull back from proposed steel and aluminium tariffs.
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Or does Donald Trump's popularity with a fair portion of the populace mean that sensitivity has gone too far and her administration must pull back from it?
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Why this matters: If granted, the waiver would erode one of the most powerful American levers against Russia in terms of getting it to pull back from Ukraine.
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Not needing to recover or pull back from u guys, it's just what I feel is cleanest and most true to me as an artist & musician in 2018.
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The Japanese yen continued to pull back from recent highs against the U.S. dollar, last at 108.5 yen for the greenback's first gain against the yen in April.
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Investor worries about an imminent trade war eased as U.S. President Donald Trump faced growing pressure from political allies to pull back from proposed steel and aluminium tariffs.
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The president's decision to pull back from his threat to declare an emergency means that the White House is bracing for the partial government shutdown to drag on.
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The yield did manage to pull back from minus 0.070 percent after a degree of demand was witnessed at Tuesday's 2.4 trillion yen ($20.87 billion) five-year auction.
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Recent headlines make clear that after multiple failures to repeal Obamacare this year, the GOP has no plans to pull back from its Affordable Care Act repeal effort.
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One concern is that smaller public companies and private companies considering offering stock are getting less attention as equity research groups pull back from following lesser-known companies.
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Insurgent groups in Aleppo said they had seen no such withdrawal from the government side, and would not pull back from their own positions until it did so.
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While he said it was "fashionable" to pull back from international stocks at present, he also said market watchers should consider international stocks as a long-term investment.
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Fear of false balance is a creeping threat to the role of the media because it encourages journalists to pull back from their responsibility to hold power accountable.
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The election comes at a time when Mr. Abe is ever watchful for signals that President Trump might pull back from the longstanding American security alliance with Japan.
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The question lets us pull back from the catastrophic thinking that often makes us say and do things we later regret, and makes room for openness and optimism.
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" His children attended private elementary school, where he saw the administration introduce iPads and smart whiteboards, only to "descend into chaos and then pull back from it all.
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She got back to me from a busy press room, just after she finished some reporting on Mr. Trump's decision to pull back from military involvement in Syria.
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At the time, Mr. Trump said he was prepared to pull back from the pact unless Tokyo did more to reimburse the United States for defending Japanese territory.
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One of the nation's largest financial firms announced Monday it would pull back from its investments in coal as investors increasingly recognize climate change as an investment risk.
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" (The resolution calls for Turkey to pull back from Kurdish territory.) Asked what he expected from the meeting at the White House, Stewart only said, "It's complicated, actually.
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Friday's pull back from session highs came on mounting worries that U.S. crude inventories would post another consecutive gain, said Bob Yawger, director of futures at Mizuho Americas.
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Pressure is growing for financial companies to pull back from insuring and investing in polluting industries like coal and oil as part of an effort to combat climate change.
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Under the terms of the pact, Syrian forces and rebel troops were both supposed to pull back from the highway so the aid trucks could start to roll in.
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Guajardo last month expressed hope that there could be a preliminary NAFTA deal by the end of August, but he has since appeared to pull back from that position.
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The back story: Vimeo says it has been trying to pull back from being a video viewing destination for the past year by no longer investing in original content.
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Heather MacDonald, author of "The War on Cops", has argued that violent crime rises when police pull back from "proactive" measures such as stop-and-frisks of potential suspects.
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In order to move the relationship forward, China needs to return to reform and opening of its economy, and pull back from discriminatory measures against foreign firms, Barshefsky said.
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Chubb's decision comes amid growing pressure by activist investors and environmentalists for U.S. insurers and banks to pull back from polluting industries like coal production and oil sands production.
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Then he headed north and east to join ISIS, while Mr. Talawy chose to pull back from extremism, sticking with insurgent groups opposed to Mr. Assad and to ISIS.
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So even if the S&P and Nasdaq pull back from their current ceiling of resistance, Boroden recommended for investors to look for weakness as a potential buying opportunity.
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That comes as U.S. President Donald Trump considers cutting foreign aid amid a wider push to pull back from foreign commitments - an area which has contributed to Sino-U.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Thursday, continuing to pull back from the post-election rally, on investor caution ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration as president on Friday.
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While Deutsche Bank is thinning out its network within large cities, it is stopping short of a broad pull-back from smaller towns, people familiar with the matter said.
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That represented a slight pull back from Marchionne's 2-billion-euro figure, but Reitman said that while the target numbers were largely unaltered, the company strategy has now changed.
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His last-minute decision to pull back from a retaliatory strike on Iran underscored the larger, more complex showdown over containing its nuclear program, our national security correspondent writes.
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Ms. DeVos is revising existing rules to be more sensitive to students and faculty members accused of misconduct and to pull back from automatic investigations into virtually any allegation.
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Mr. Xi and the North Koreans may both have reason to believe that Mr. Trump may pull back from the Pacific — their fondest wish — in return for few concessions.
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It is considered rare in modern presidential races to pull back from online campaign advertising, even among nationally known candidates with access to voter lists, advantages Biden can claim.
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Since becoming President, Trump has pushed an "America First" policy which has seen the United States pull back from global pacts and alliances on trade, the environment and defense.
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"In terms of positioning for sterling, what you're tending to see is a little bit of a pull back from the stress levels you had over the summer," he said.
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Even as green fund managers threaten to pull back from oil companies, state-owned behemoths in the Middle East and Russia see Asian demand as a compelling reason to invest.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told reporters upon his arrival in France that he plans to tell Trump at the summit to pull back from the trade war with China.
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Democrats and consumer groups have raised fears that the CFTC and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), among other financial regulators, would pull back from policing Wall Street under Trump.
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In a note Tuesday, Citi said the Australian division weighed on results as retail banking suffered from a management decision to pull back from the mortgage market amid intense competition.
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This moderation may in part reflect a pull-back from the high pace of growth observed at the end of last year, while temporary factors may also be at work.
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Without the mandate, insurers would likely begin to pull back from state marketplaces early next year, likely leaving many parts of the country with no insurance plans to choose from.
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Trump's unpredictability and his history of not following through on all his threats lead some in the Canadian government to believe he might pull back from the auto tariffs threat.
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"Look, I've like Lululemon for years, but lately I've been trying to pull back from the stories I like if their stocks are capable of being too toxic," Cramer said.
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Both Japan and the EU, having seen Trump pull back from free trade relationships, are keen to show they remain committed to removing barriers they say hamper growth, analysts said.
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While the lira continues to pull back from record lows against the dollar, Turkey doubled tariffs on some U.S. imports including alcohol, cars and tobacco in retaliation to U.S. moves.
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But those queries on Wells Fargo's financing of private prisons and oil pipelines, businesses the bank has previously said it would pull back from, failed to land a major blow.
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Strains reappeared in recent years after Mr. Kim tested nuclear weapons and seemed to pull back from China while repositioning North Korea closer to the United States and South Korea.
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And this week JPMorgan Chase announced it would facilitate $200 billion worth of environmental and economic development deals and pull back from advising and lending to the coal-mining industry.
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Even worse is watching Helen pull back from the world — how the reports affecting her children and her attempts to explain it away turn her against the women accusing Noah.
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Mexico's Guajardo last month expressed hope that there could be a preliminary NAFTA deal by the end of August, but he has since appeared to pull back from that position.
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But the company will face new pressures to manufacture in the United States under the new Trump administration, which has instructed trade officials to pull back from major international trade agreements.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen The trip seems to be somewhat of an annual tradition for Deacon and Witherspoon.
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"When we pull back from obligations to do something, we invite people to be neglectful of the complaint or to wish it away or minimize it in some way," Barker said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday he hoped to convince G7 leaders to pull back from a trade war which is already destabilizing economic growth around the world.
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The operation comes just days after US President Donald Trump announced that US troops would pull back from the area, prompting a storm of criticism, including from his own Republican party.
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Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, proposed that the European Union pull back from some activities that could be better handled locally by members, such as social policy.
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Following years of stagnation, the Finnish economy grew 0.6 percent in the first quarter from the previous three months and that has allowed retailers to pull back from a price war.
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That report is widely expected to suggest that some kind of "negative emissions" will be needed, at least temporarily, to pull back from an expected overshoot of the goal, scientists say.
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Mr Dalio says he will continue to pull back from management, and ultimately hopes to become something of a "mentor", who does not handle day-to-day decisions but remains involved.
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The world economy should fare slightly better next year with a growth rate of 21.0%, but only if the United States and China pull back from tariff hikes announced this month.
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While most of his advisers expressed frustration and outrage at being deserted by the party over the weekend, at least some encouraged Mr. Trump to pull back from all-out war.
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That decision had important international ramifications, influencing President Barack Obama's decision to pull back from military strikes and raising questions about Britain's reliability as a military partner to the United States.
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Wheat also eased as it continued to pull back from a 215-20203/22020 year high touched last week, with a drop in prices in top exporter Russia adding to pressure.
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Trump faced growing pressure on Monday to pull back from his plans from political and diplomatic allies as well as U.S. companies, but he said he would stick to his guns.
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And the Russians need to pull back from their threats and boasts about their new missiles — a foolish and dangerous reaction to American bungling that plays against their own self-interest.
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That has diminished market expectations of additional monetary easing, with roughly half of analysts polled by Reuters predicting the BOJ's next move would be to pull back from its ultra-easy policy.
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And private insurance for long-term care has been getting more difficult to purchase as insurers pull back from the products because of rising costs as people, especially women, live longer. 643.
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As advertisers began to pull back from YouTube, the company changed its policies on vetting material for its Google Preferred program – promising to manually curate videos for its ad partners going forward.
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The New Zealand dollar was down 0.5 percent at $0.6727 but the Aussie's bounce helped it pull back from a 3-1/2-month low of $0.6668 plumbed earlier in the session.
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The force has had to pull back from a number of positions on the Golan due to fighting between militants and Syrian government forces in the five-year-old Syrian civil war.
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Deutsche Bank earlier this year raised its provisions for a potential settlement in the suspicious share trading case in Russia, which has prompted the bank to partially pull back from the country.
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On Monday, eight states filed suit against the administration, while attorneys general in 21 states urged Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Attorney General Jeff Sessions to pull back from the settlement.
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While Deutsche Bank is thinning out its network within large cities and in rural areas where it sees little potential, it is stopping short of a broad pull-back from smaller towns.
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Maybe, if you were charitable to Miller and sympathetic to restricting immigration, you could frame this as a misguided but good faith attempt to pull back from a more liberal status quo.
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The New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman published an article titled "Why I need to pull back from Twitter," raising legitimate concerns about growing frustration with the platform among journalists.
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The slump forced the company to pull back from several overseas markets in 2016, and to shift towards physical stores and developing artificial intelligence and internet services as new areas of growth.
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Some officials expect the militants to pull back from the eastern side of Mosul, which is divided by the Tigris River, and instead defend the west bank, where the government center is.
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HELSINKI, June 3 (Reuters) - Troubled Talvivaara Mining Company said on Friday it may face bankruptcy after the Finnish government's decision to pull back from a deal relating to some of its assets.
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While the lira continues to pull back from record lows against the dollar, Turkey on Wednesday doubled tariffs on some U.S. imports including alcohol, cars and tobacco in retaliation to U.S. moves.
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French banks may pull back from London if Britons vote to leave the European Union in a referendum this week, the French central bank said in its biannual risk report on Monday.
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Privately, even some auto executives have also asked Mr. Trump to pull back from such an aggressive rollback, fearing that the lawsuits it will create could lead to years of regulatory uncertainty.
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For his part, the president has argued that China's decision to pull back from an agreement last week reflected Beijing's calculation that it could extract a better deal from a Democratic president.
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J.) and Chris Van Hollen (Md.), signed a five-page letter asking the asset management firm to expand on its plans to pull back from investments in fossil fuels and promote sustainability.
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President Ronald Reagan had to pull back from Lebanon after 4.53 US servicemen were killed in Beirut by a truck bombing in 1983 that was mounted by the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia.
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Wheat also eased and set a three-week low on the Chicago Board of Trade as the market continued to pull back from a 1-1/2-year high touched last week.
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What should be clear at this point is that our course in the Middle East has not been changed by three presidential administrations, though each campaigned to pull back from these messes.
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It came a day after U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans for tariffs on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods, sparking a call from Beijing to "pull back from the brink".
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The group said Brooks also expressed concerns over Sessions' announcement on Tuesday that the Justice Department would "pull back" from suing local police departments that have a record of civil rights abuses.
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Vancouver prices began to pull back from their peak last year as the provincial government imposed a tax on foreign buyers in the city, though Toronto has continued to rise, industry data shows.
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Last year, Buick moved more than 40,000 Envisions, one of its top-selling models, so the company has a lot to lose if tariffs force it to pull back from the U.S. market.
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"Even if one threat goes away, we have to stay alert to other things in the world," he added, suggesting it is too soon to pull back from the planned expansion in Alaska.
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PARIS, Aug 24 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday he hoped to convince G7 leaders to pull back from a trade war which is already destabilising economic growth around the world.
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"Firmly strapped into the trade war rollercoaster, the markets saw a chunky upswing on Wednesday afternoon as Trump appeared to pull back from the brink", said Connor Campbell, a financial analyst for Spreadex.
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But before Mr. Hewett-Brown could pull back from the doorway, the elevator came crashing down, pinning him between the ceiling of the cab and the third floor, witnesses and the police said.
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The Trump Organization issued a statement saying that it would pull back from plans to invest about $1.03 billion, or 700 million pounds, in Scotland if the government barred him from entering Britain.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghanistan's badly stretched police are taking heavy casualties as attempts build to set up peace talks with Taliban militants, prompting a move to pull back from vulnerable outposts across the country.
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It's interesting, I would argue, that some of us played a role in helping the ludicrous, odious Sultan of Brunei pull back from his absurd death penalty for gay people, for gay sex.
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Retired Lieutenant General Mike Flynn, a leading candidate for Trump's national security adviser, has called for the United States to pull back from protecting long-time allies such as South Korea and Japan.
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From the Freedom Caucus to the Progressive Caucus, members raised alarm bells about the risks to America's interests if we pull back from the world — and they don't seem to agree on anything.
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She cited Iran's support for terrorism, proxy wars and malign actors, its weapons-smuggling and human rights violations -- subject to other US and international sanctions -- as reasons to pull back from the agreement.
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What they hope for, this person and others said, is that a pressure campaign could force Iran to pull back from regional activities in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere, to focus on domestic stability.
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Governors and other elected officials, faced with the true implications of shutting down faith-based charities serving the most vulnerable among us, can still pull back from the progressive abandonment of religious liberty.
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New rules requiring both greater transparency and tighter credit standards have caused banks to pull back from lending to the "midstream" bit of the diamond industry, which trades, cuts and polishes rough stones.
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BNP said it will pull back from costly activities, such as repo operations and market making in bond trading, and reinvest part of the capital in securities services, transaction banking, and advisory businesses.
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Both Mr. Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders, his chief rival in the primaries, have had to pull back from large-scale events this week and allow their staff members to work from home.
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Pence has been approached by multiple people close to the administration who have warned about disrupted supply chains and urged him to pull back from drug production in China before it's too late.
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" President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he has decided to pull back from associating the coronavirus with China, which he had previously done by calling it the "China virus" or the "Chinese virus.
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"Now is the time to think, as we pull back from this quick jump we had, what you want to buy for the intermediate term in a new bull market," Dwyer said. Disclaimer
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Mr. Counihan said he saw a risk that some counties might not have any insurers on the exchange next year as major insurers like Aetna, Humana and UnitedHealth pull back from the program.
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The person said the time frame for making the cuts was unclear, but that the plan was part of a strategy to pull back from global markets and focus on China and core units.
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In the finale's closing moments, we pull back from the school as our perspective shifts, quite literally, Upside Down — revealing that dark alternate dimension, with a gigantic, many-legged monster looming over the school.
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"Considering the ticking trade clock, investors are going to be hyper-vigilant for any signs that the US and China might be able to pull back from the brink," Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell said.
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The commerce ministry said in a statement that China hopes the United States will pull back "from the brink", and be prudent in its decisions, adding that it resolutely opposes U.S. unilateralism and protectionism.
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However, Greene said he does not agree with most of Trump's politics, including building a wall along the Mexican border, a sign of the president's protectionist views and desire to pull back from globalization.
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Trump faces growing pressure from political and diplomatic allies as well as U.S. companies urging him to pull back from proposed steel and aluminum tariffs, although he said he would stick to his guns.
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Aetna warned last month that it would have to pull back from ObamaCare if the Department of Justice moved to block its merger with Humana, according to a letter obtained by The Huffington Post.
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And with a once-competitive Senate race in Ohio turning into a rout for Rob Portman, the Republican incumbent, Democrats can quietly pull back from the state with little fear of down-ballot consequences.
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"As people learn how long impeachment can take and the fact that impeachment doesn't mean the removal from office, I think people are going to start to pull back from it," he told Hill.
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It's not surprising that Carlyle was the first of its peer group to equalize shareholder votes, given that it's also the first to have all its founders pull back from day-to-day management.
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Mr. Erdogan has called for Syrian government and Russia forces to cease their offensive in Idlib and to pull back from Turkish positions, which have been encircled and cut off by Syrian government forces.
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Retailers' moves to invest in or pull back from health care have been politicized in the lead-up to the 2020 election, in which health care has become one of the hot-button topics.
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Investors warily eyed the response from China, which urged the United States to "pull back from the brink", and unveiled its own plans to impose tariffs on up to $3 billion of U.S. imports.
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"In times of social tension, our impulse is often to pull back from free expression because we want the progress that comes in from free expression but we don't want this tension," he said.
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This comes through especially in Obama's characterization of his decision, in 2013, to pull back from his earlier threats to launch military strikes in Syria to punish Bashar al-Assad's use of chemical weapons.
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China urged the United States to "pull back from the brink," but investors fear Trump's tariffs are leading the world's two largest economies into a trade war with potentially dire consequences for the global economy.
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As a candidate, Trump announced he had a secret plan to defeat ISIS, even as he was suggesting that the US needed to pull back from acting as a world policeman and enforcer of stability.
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China urged the United States to "pull back from the brink", but investors fear Trump's tariffs are leading the world's two largest economies into a trade war with potentially dire consequences for the global economy.
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Investor unease extended to the response from China, which urged the United States to "pull back from the brink", and unveiled its own plans to impose tariffs on up to $3 billion of U.S. imports.
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He campaigned to slash trade agreements, renegotiate treaties, pull back from traditional alliances such as NATO, and realign the U.S. trade relationship with China — all with a stated goal of bringing jobs back from overseas.
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While Sanders wouldn't back off that line of criticism, he did pull back from comments made by actress Rosario Dawson, who criticized Clinton's use of a private email server while working as secretary of state.
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It had to raise nearly $900 million in May, and began to pull back from some of the markets that it had only just entered, retreating completely from places like Australia, Germany, India, and others.
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Fitch also expects agricultural banks and lenders' loan portfolios to grow in the near to medium term, as farmers scramble to stay afloat with bigger operational loans and commercial banks pull back from the space.
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BNP Paribas said it would pull back from costly activities, such as some repo operations and market making in bond trading, and reinvest part of the capital in securities services, transaction banking, and advisory businesses.
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A pull back from offensive positions by the North, a cessation of testing, a cooling down of war-like rhetoric are all important steps, but in the aggregate they do not constitute the key decision.
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Deutsche Bank—The German multinational banking company's stock dropped 5.4% after its weekend announcement of its restructuring plan revealed the bank will cut 18,000 jobs and pull back from global equity trading and investment banking.
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Trump would pull back from that international commitment, which all 12 post-war presidents have vigorously supported, and instead encourage a world order based on the proliferation of the most destructive weapons known to mankind.
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A senior US official on Sunday said American troops would pull back from the security zone in northeastern Syria, where they have been working with Turkish troops, to an unspecified out-of-the-way location.
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But he said he had marveled that President Trump had managed to campaign promising both to pull back from Middle Eastern conflicts and at the same time to push back more aggressively against regional foes.
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Contingency planning for some type of pull-back from the deal is already underway at the Departments of State and Treasury, as well as at the White House, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The move is intended to pressure rebel lawmakers in his own party to pull back from supporting legislation to stop a potentially disorderly British exit from the European Union without any agreement on Oct. 31.
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G.M. officials said they expect more difficult economic conditions in the American market for the remainder of the year, as consumers begin to pull back from the aggressive sales pace set in 2015 and 2016.
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The move is intended to pressure rebel lawmakers in his own party to pull back from supporting legislation to stop a potentially disorderly British exit from the European Union without any agreement on Oct. 31.
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The soy crusher went on a credit-fueled expansion last year before political uncertainties sparked a market crash and led international banks to pull back from the South American grains powerhouse, further pressuring the company.
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Still, given that President Trump suggested during the campaign that he might pull back from American security commitments to allies in Asia, both Japan and South Korea are likely to remain anxious about American resolve.
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Marketing documents for EJF's new fund said the firm saw an opportunity to take advantage of the "current banking regulatory environment," which has led some banks to pull back from lending to mass-tort firms.
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And at what point do you pull back from associating yourself with a political party and a religious term you once took pride in but that are now doing harm to the things you treasure?
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This time, Trump had attracted controversy by suggesting earlier in the week that it may be time for Japan and South Korea to develop their own nuclear arsenals so the U.S. can pull back from Asia.
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Friday's data underscores market expectations that the BOK's pull back from a five-year easing cycle will take a gradual path, especially as moderating growth and sub-target inflation would chasten policymakers against rapid rate rises.
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According to Ron William, Founder & Principal Market Strategist at RW Market Advisory, the impending presidential election will create an anomaly to normal market moves as investors pull back from risk exposure around the November 8 vote.
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Boockvar said the stock market has also been sensitive to the rise in global long-term rates, as central banks in Europe and Japan pull back from further easing and the Fed moves to hike rates.
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U.S. stocks futures pointed a slight pull back from the record high Wall Street later, though they were already digesting a flurry of data from jobless claims figures to a batch of Philly Fed economic surveys.
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One bank executive said they believed funding pressure may force some challengers to pull back from the mortgage market, pointing to a recent move by Secure Trust to stop writing new loans until market conditions improve.
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According to one source with knowledge of the matter, he let it be known "respectfully" that the President needed to "pull back" from his venting about his top diplomat and heed his advice to cool it.
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But Trump's decision to re-impose sanctions on Iran and penalize financial institutions for doing business with Tehran is clouding Chabahar's viability as banks, nervous they could be hit with crippling penalties, pull back from financing.
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A. Ms. Said: I wanted to pull back from looking just at paintings as art works and maybe be a trailblazer into film and videography, to provide young Omanis with a different medium of artistic expression.
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Especially with you, given your hyper-alertness to all that's around you, but also your ability to pull back from whatever is immediate and contemporary and go to a place—say, Deadwood—where your characters exist.
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Mr. Erdogan has vowed to take control of a 20-mile zone along the length of Turkey's border with Syria, and has called on United States forces to pull back from the Syrian town of Manbij.
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" Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, said on Friday in Louisville that "I don't think anything good will come out of a trade war, and I hope we pull back from the brink here.
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" William A. Brewer III, a lawyer for the N.R.A., said that city officials "wisely have attempted to pull back from what we alleged, the association alleged, was a clear violation of the association's First Amendment rights.
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Mr. Sessions has sent strong signals that he will pull back from the Obama administration's aggressive oversight of police departments, suggesting that it encourages disrespect for the police and hampers their ability to do their jobs.
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Some analysts said the attacks could provide investors an excuse to pull back from equities after improving global sentiment and an imminent U.S.-China trade truce recently propelled the benchmark S&P 500 to record highs.
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At a press conference after the meeting, Draghi argued that the 19-country currency bloc's economy remained strong but acknowledged evidence of a "pull-back" from exceptional growth readings seen around the turn of the year.
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Recent American decisions to pull back from conflicts abroad — with Mr. Trump announcing the withdrawal of troops in Syria and plans to downsize America's role in Afghanistan — have left European allies wondering who will step in.
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But the voice of their omniscient narrator, who will occasionally pull back from the action to make larger comments about our ideas of morality and "doing good," is much more mature and mournful, marked by regret.
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"Alternatively, a worst-case scenario comprising several negative economic and political shocks (such as a potential fallout from Brexit) could unnerve lenders, causing them to pull back from extending credit to higher-risk borrowers," the report said.
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Helmand has been one of the main targets of the Taliban, which has forced government security forces to pull back from several districts and concentrate around Lashkar Gah and the main highway that runs through the province.
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Related: Everything you need to know about Trump's plan to pull back from Syria A gift Secondly, Trump's decision will be a gift to Russian President Vladimir Putin and the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Concrete measures and confidence-building acts by North Korea: It could downsize its enormous army, pull back from its offensive positioning near the demilitarized zone, get rid of the artillery it trains on Seoul, allow joint inspections.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi acknowledged evidence of a "pull-back" from exceptional growth readings seen around the turn of the year, although the central bank sought to bolster expectations for a gradual withdrawal of its monetary stimulus.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia and Laos reached an agreement on Saturday for Lao soldiers to pull back from their shared border after Cambodia accused Laos of sending troops into its territory, the leaders of both countries said.
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In political science, we would refer to this as a collective action dilemma: Everyone is better off if nobody tummy-tucks and uses Botox, but once anyone starts, it gets harder to pull back from the practice.
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Le Pen wants to remove France from the European Union, ditch the euro as its currency and pull back from NATO, all of which would send shivers of joy up the spine of her BFF, Vladimir Putin.
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All eyes were on the response from China, which urged the United States on Friday to "pull back from the brink", and unveiled its own plans to impose tariffs on up to $3 billion of U.S. imports.
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Sunday night's debate offers the chance for both men to take the cases they have been making in recent days onto the national stage after the epidemic forced them to pull back from large-scale campaign events.
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Investment firm BlackRock has said that it would pull back from investments in coal while JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs have said they will stop approving loans to companies pursuing new fossil fuel drilling in the Arctic.
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In an interview with The New York Times shortly before his death, he defended his decision to pull back from the fund's original mission, saying that the intended recipients were too demanding and could not be trusted.
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In his remarks, Pence also defended criticism against the United States, recalling a conversation he had with a leader who was worried the Trump administration would represent a moment where America would pull back from its commitments.
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While we could propose procedural and substantive ways forward, we think the best answer lies in senators making individual decisions to pull back from today's poisonous warfare, recognize the value of others' ideas and respect their humanity.
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BIARRITZ, France (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday he would tell President Donald Trump at this weekend's G7 summit to pull back from a trade war that is already destabilizing economic growth around the world.
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From Sunday night to Tuesday night, the moon is in Cancer — feel free to pull back from the fray if you need time to heal, but remember there's a difference between feeling sorry for yourself and actively healing.
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ANKARA, Oct 19 (Reuters) - A fragile ceasefire was holding along Turkey's border with Syria on Saturday, two days after President Tayyip Erdogan agreed the truce to allow Kurdish forces time to pull back from Ankara's cross-border assault.
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Lending to companies had become the mainstay for banks as they pull back from high margin but risky unsecured credit, which relies solely on a customer's promise to pay it back, due to dangerously high personal debt levels.
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But Miller points to other, more deliberate reasons why US alliances may be on shakier ground, one being the President's campaign promise of "America First," a move to pull back from global engagement and concentrate on US development.
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There are about 1,000 US troops in Northern Syria, and a senior US official said they would pull back from the area — and potentially depart the country entirely should widespread fighting break out between Turkish and Kurdish forces.
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As a result of those reports, Coca-Cola, the world's largest sugary drink producer, announced that it would pull back from its funding of health experts and obesity research as part of an effort to be more transparent.
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"One of the big things he's got to concentrate on is North Korea, and for North Korea, he needs China's support, so we think there's going to be a bit of a pull back from there," he said.
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But the president rejected populist notions that the U.S. should pull back from the world by cutting off trade and increasing tariffs or by "breaking up all the biggest banks" — an idea backed by liberals such as Sen.
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Though there are moments in which the mere placement of bodies on the Newhouse's thrust stage is enough to make you anxious, there are too many others that seem to pull back from the blinding clarity that's needed.
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TURKEY-RUSSIA TALKS FALTER The push on Saraqeb comes before an end-of-February deadline set by Erdogan for Assad's forces to pull back from territory that Ankara says is part of a buffer zone agreed with Russia.
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The benchmark 10-year German bond yield fell marginally to -0.221% but for the week remains up 6 basis points, in a strong signal of investors' willingness to pull back from safe-haven government debt for riskier assets.
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There's no final punchline, no real joke, nothing to cut the tension or pull back from the brink of sincerity (even after Frank takes Mac to a sex party and wolfs down a chicken wing at the buffet).
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There are about 2000,000 U.S. troops in northern Syria, and a senior U.S. official said they will pull back from the area — and potentially depart the country entirely, should widespread fighting break out between Turkish and Kurdish forces.
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New York (CNN Business)China on Sunday called off additional tariffs set to kick in on some US goods as the two countries pull back from a trade war that has roiled financial markets and damaged global economies.
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If we do transition to La Nina by the end of the year, which is likely, then global average temperatures may pull back from their record 2015 highs, according to Stephen Baxter, a meteorologist with NOAA's Climate Prediction Center.
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U.S. President Barack Obama implored young British people not to pull back from the world on Saturday, a day after he warned the country of the risks of voting to leave the European Union in a referendum in June.
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BIARRITZ, France Aug 24 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would be telling President Donald Trump at this weekend's G7 summit to pull back from a trade war which is already destabilising economic growth around the world.
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RND said it had information showing the SPD was prepared to pull back from a blanket ban and allow such joint projects to go ahead, provided that no more than 20 percent of the components involved came from Germany.
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In a statement, the administration also excluded video game consoles and certain items of footwear and clothing from the 10% rate, which had been scheduled to start next month, an abrupt pull-back from its hardline stance on trade.
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TO) for C$17.7 billion ($13.3 billion), making it the latest international oil major to pull back from a region where high costs and low crude prices have made it hard for large companies to make an acceptable return.
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China urged the United States on Friday to "pull back from the brink" as President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods moved the world's two largest economies closer to a trade war.
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Turkey has sent thousands of troops and heavy military hardware into Syria and Erdogan has warned that Turkey will launch a full-scale offensive to repel Syrian forces unless they pull back from Turkish observation posts in the region.
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China urged the United States on Friday to "pull back from the brink" as President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $225 billion in Chinese goods moved the world's two largest economies closer to a trade war.
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When you touch it and little strings of glue pull back from your finger, that's the sweet spot to melt your lace into the skin gently, using a thin tail comb to stick the lace down between the hairs.
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They moved further away from a more than two-year high hit recently at around 0.81 percent on speculation that robust economic growth would encourage the European Central Bank to pull back from its ultra-loose monetary policy stance soon.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump faced growing pressure on Monday from political and diplomatic allies as well as U.S. companies urging him to pull back from proposed steel and aluminum tariffs, although he said he would stick to his guns.
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Throughout his presidential campaign, the pundits kept wondering when Trump would stop angering people, when he would start reaching out and when he would pull back from the incendiary comments that left a long trail of broken feelings along the way.
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Earlier on Friday, China urged the United States to "pull back from the brink" as President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods moved the world's two largest economies closer to a trade war.
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The junior transport minister, who is the younger brother of former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, issued a searing critique of May's Brexit deal on Friday when he unexpectedly quit and called for the country to pull back from the brink.
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In other words, women who make a lot of money between ages 25 to 35 and pull back from work to care for children aren't shoring up their reserves; they're preparing for a longer financial fall — one they rarely recover from.
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The move was part of a policy change initiated by then-President Barack Obama in 2 to pull back from deporting immigrants who had formed deep ties in the United States and whom the government considered no threat to public safety.
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Both warring sides would pull back from the strategic Castello Road in Aleppo to create a demilitarized zone, while opposition and government groups would both have to provide safe and unhindered access via Ramouseh in the south of the city.
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"It's really Facebook and Amazon that are driving the market but my real concern as we pull back from the highs is this market is going to run up to resistance on any rally," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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But the retreat in the dollar, which has now given up all the gains it made following Trump's presidential election win in November, and a pull-back from record highs for world stocks points to investor unease about this week's headlines.
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Several big insurers, including UnitedHealth Group Inc , Aetna Inc and Humana Inc, have announced they will pull back from the Obamacare individual insurance market in 2017, citing financial losses due to the costs of covering members who are sicker than expected.
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But the retreat in the dollar, which has now given up all the gains it made following Trump's presidential election win in November, and a pull-back from record highs for world stocks underscores investor unease about this week's headlines.
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Le Pen, a right-wing populist whose campaign includes a hardline stance on immigration and promises to partially pull back from the NATO alliance, could spawn France's own referendum on leaving the EU should she win in next month's runoff.
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In the onshore market, the yuan fell to 7.0124 per dollar, extending its pull back from a 2-1/2 month high of 6.9880 per dollar reached on Tuesday as optimism about a near-term resolution to trade frictions wanes.
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Of some 218 companies that responded to the survey, 2105 percent agreed on the need for the BOJ to pull back from its easy monetary policy and two-thirds expected the BOJ's next move to be a tightening of policy.
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"And I hope we pull back from the brink here because these tariffs will not be good for the economy, and I worry that it will slow, if not impede significantly, the progress we were making economically in U.S.," he said.
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"I hope we pull back from the brink here because these tariffs will not be good for the economy, and I worry that it will slow, if not impeded significantly, the progress we were making economically for the country," he said.
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Mr. Roebuck said the president's decision salvaged an important part of the mission against the Islamic State and preserved some space on the ground for the Syrian Kurds to operate after they were forced to pull back from the border.
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Kerry said the Houthis must cease shelling across the border with Saudi Arabia, pull back from the capital Sanaa which they took control of two years ago, cede their weapons and enter into a unity government with their domestic foes.
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Several big insurers, including UnitedHealth Group Inc, Aetna Inc and Humana Inc, have announced they will pull back from the Obamacare individual insurance market in 2017, citing financial losses due to the costs of covering members who are sicker than expected.
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As the classical field, long propped up by a desire for marketable stars above all, indeed shifts, and as more orchestras pull back from full-year programming, the steady rise in music director compensation may finally slow — or even reverse.
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Beyond those issues, however, is a fundamental difference in economic structure: When people pull back from interacting with others because of their fear of disease, the things they stop doing will frequently affect much bigger industries in the United States.
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But it has since gotten caught up in a nationalist movement in Europe that has centered on the issue of immigration and prompted around a dozen countries to reject the compact outright, or to pull back from endorsing it in Morocco.
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Critics of Mr. Trump's Syria policy have said the president, by telling Mr. Erdogan that he would order American troops to pull back from positions along the border where they had fought alongside Syrian Kurds, essentially acquiesced to the Turkish offensive.
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But Kurdish officials said that Mr. Barzani did not pull back from the referendum in his meeting with Mr. Mattis even as he has kept the door open for further talks with Iraqi officials in Baghdad and with the United States.
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According to MaxCap Group, a debt specialist focused on commercial real estate in Australia and New Zealand, funding needs for the sector are expected to increase to A$9883bn by 2988 as a result of the pull-back from domestic banks.
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The BOJ also maintained a loose pledge to keep buying bonds so its holdings increase at an annual pace of 80 trillion yen ($717.6 billion), diverting from the U.S. Federal Reserve's plan to steadily pull back from crisis-era measures.
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Sheriff Paul Laney of Cass County said that officers wanted to calm things down after weeks of rising tensions and violent flare-ups, and that they were willing to pull back from a blockaded bridge where several confrontations had occurred.
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U.S. lawmakers stepped up calls for Trump to pull back from proposed import tariffs on steel and aluminum while others talked down the possibility of a trade war, helping to calm nerves after the President's proposal sparked a sell-off Thursday.
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Feb. 17-23 As Western nations and companies continue to pull back from interactions with Saudi Arabia for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi last year, the country's crown prince is trying to shore up relations with neighbors to the east.
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The United States temporarily eased trade restrictions on China's Huawei to minimize disruption for its customers, a move which boosted Asian equities and helped the offshore Chinese yuan pull back from its weakest levels since November, where it has hovered since Friday.
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ConocoPhillips in March agreed to sell oil sands and western natural gas assets to Cenovus for C$17 billion ($12.4 billion), making it the latest international oil major to pull back from a region beset by high costs and low crude prices.
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Trump argued in a Fox News interview on Friday that his hardline politics had forced Iran to pull back from its disruptive policies in its immediate region -- a claim that would be undermined by Thursday's attacks if it turns out Tehran was responsible.
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Ramstein Air Base, Germany (CNN)The recent string of deadly ISIS bombings in Baghdad has the top U.S. commander in the region concerned that the Iraqi government could pull back from fighting the terror group as it seeks to fortify its capital. Gen.
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But even the threat was enough to prompt Chinese refiners to pull back from buying cargoes from the United States, with vessel-tracking data showing no tankers are expected in October, a dramatic fall from the record 466,000 bpd imported in June.
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While the analysts don't expect any change soon, 15 of those surveyed said it will pull back from its ultra-easy monetary policy when the BOJ does decide to alter its policy, while 17 said its next move will be to ease.
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The flip-side was a dollar near a three-week low against its main peers, as markets also waited on a testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that should shine more light on its pull back from further interest rate rises.
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Ten-year Treasury note futures prices were up 0.25 percent shortly after electronic trading resumed on Sunday evening - paring gains from an earlier 0.35 percent rise - signaling that nominal Treasury yields might pull back from 18-month highs reached late last week.
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Washington (CNN)For the first two months of Donald Trump's presidency, which was ushered in with his "America First" inaugural speech promising to pull back from the world, he did not speak directly to the Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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But Republican lawmakers stepped up calls for Trump to pull back from those tariffs as key trading partner Mexico rejected a bid by Washington to drive a wedge between it and Canada in talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Northern Alberta's vast oil sands hold the world's third-largest crude reserves but are costly to operate and require carbon-intensive production methods, factors that have prompted a number of international oil majors to pull back from the patch in recent months.
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The troops were forced to pull back from the Salam hospital, less than a mile (about 1 km) from the Tigris river which runs through the center of Mosul, when they were attacked by suicide car bombs, mortar volleys and machine gun fire.
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Amidst noisy debates about whether America should be the "indispensable nation" or should pull back from global responsibilities, Mr Kaine calls himself a believer in President Harry Truman and his doctrine of extending aid and support to democracies threatened by authoritarian regimes.
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When the movie takes moments to pull back from the chaos, the visuals are harrowing: a fire-strewn hellscape of burning metal slowly closing in on the 115 survivors as they desperately try to find a way to get off the rig.
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The United States delayed imposing a 10% import tariff on laptops, cell phones, video game consoles and some other products made in China that had been scheduled to start next month, in an abrupt pull-back from a hardline stance on Chinese trade.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE and Xi Jinping, if a Democrat elected with an agenda to pull back from the world winds up in the White House.
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The President is blocked from any outreach to the US. He is even having to pull back from pursuit of links with the European Union, which is trying to salvage the nuclear deal but struggling to protect European companies against American punishment.
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U.S. efforts were focused on securing the quick release of the Indian pilot by Pakistan and winning an assurance from India it would pull back from the threat to fire rockets, the Western diplomat in New Delhi and officials in Washington said.
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Iger's comments, made in an interview with Reuters, were the strongest sign yet that Hollywood could pull back from Georgia, which has lured television and film producers with generous tax breaks, but has also at times repelled the industry with its politics.
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We must pause our online shopping, put aside our virtual friendships, and pull back from remote experiences and distance education; to restore the value of the neighborhood store, the public school teacher, the local library, the public park and, yes, the workplace, too.
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In 215, the Prince announced that he was going to pull back from public duties after a controversial interview in which he denied allegations that he had sex with an underaged woman who said she had been trafficked by sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Now, as bond supply rises across all major markets and the main buyers of bonds — central banks — pull back from quantitative easing and set in on rate hikes, investors like Gross and Gundlach are confidently calling an end to the bull run.
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In Asia, Mr. Tillerson is scheduled to visit the Demilitarized Zone on the border with North Korea, and it seems almost unimaginable that he would repeat Mr. Trump's warning as a candidate that the United States may pull back from the region.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China urged the United States on Friday to "pull back from the brink" as President Donald Trump's plans for tariffs on up to $2120 billion in Chinese goods moved the world's two largest economies closer to a trade war.
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Under the deal with Moscow, the length of border which the YPG would be required to pull back from is more than triple the size of the territory covered by the U.S.-Turkish accord, covering most of the area Turkey had wanted to include.
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The pool of sub-zero yielding bonds in the bloc has started to shrink as strong economic data and a pick up in inflation expectations fuel an expectation that the European Central Bank could pull back from its ultra-easy monetary policy sooner than anticipated.
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The deal, known as COP 21, was the first climate-related agreement backed by the two largest greenhouse emitters: China and the U.S. However, there some concerns that if Donald Trump wins the election next week, he might try to pull back from the agreement.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday he wants to build a global coalition against Iran during urgent consultations in the Middle East, following a week of crisis that saw the United States pull back from the brink of a military strike on Iran.
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Many businesses and environmental groups have welcomed the plan, saying that Bangladesh – one of the countries considered most threatened by climate change impacts – needs to make a strong statement as governments like that in the United States pull back from action on climate change.
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Trump said that nuclear proliferation is the world's biggest challenge, but also suggested at a CNN town hall on Tuesday that it may be time for Japan and South Korea to develop their own nuclear arsenals so the U.S. can pull back from Asia.
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The common currency slid on Thursday after ECB chief Mario Draghi acknowledged evidence of a "pull-back" from exceptional growth readings seen around the turn of the year, although the central bank sought to bolster expectations for a gradual withdrawal of its monetary stimulus.
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Some analysts have speculated that Kim's overture is an attempt to pull back from the heated rhetoric fueling reports of the White House mulling a strike on the North's weapons facilities, while others believe it's a bid to drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the Taliban "overreached" with their car bomb attack in a diplomatic area near the US Embassy in Kabul, killing an American soldier — and that led President Donald Trump to pull back from planned Afghanistan peace talks at Camp David.
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In recent months, the large insurers UnitedHealth and Humana also said that they intended to pull back from the online exchanges, and other insurers are struggling to break even in marketplaces where low prices appear to be the top priority for low-income consumers.
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But some are skeptical whether the new focus on cooperation agreements with individuals will produce high-level prosecutions and instead see it being used as an excuse to pull back from the costly penalties firms paid that allowed the top executives to avoid personal culpability.
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President Trump's last-minute decision to pull back from a retaliatory strike on Iran underscored the absence of appealing options available to him as Tehran races toward its next big challenge to the United States: building up and further enriching its stockpile of nuclear fuel.
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Heather Mac Donald, for example, who argues that "Black Lives Matter" protests prompted police to pull back from high-crime neighbourhoods, and that this allowed the murder rate to spike, had to be evacuated from Claremont McKenna College in California in a police car.
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After Trump tweeted in August that he had ordered U.S. companies look for an alternative to manufacturing goods in China, for instance, staffers told reporters that Trump hadn't issued any official order, explaining that the president was only warning companies to pull back from China.
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Trump should be threatening Iran that if it does not pull back from trying to control Iraq, we will withdraw all our forces from the region — and leave it to Iran alone to fight ISIS and the Taliban — Sunni Muslim movements that are Iran's archenemies.
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Even if EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is to pull back from the Obama administration strategy of regulating GHGs as a pollutant, that still leaves intact many rules and much legislation promoting renewable and clean energy at the federal and state levels, like Executive Order 13693.
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While Mr. Trump has used nationalistic slogans such as "America first" and has criticized a system that he describes as "globalism," Mr. Zuckerberg — taking an unusually public stand in his letter — said that this was no time to pull back from being a global community.
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They launched the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF), an industry-wide effort to standardize how companies measure the carbon footprints of their investments, at a time when activists and stakeholders are pressuring the financial sector to pull back from heavily polluting fossil fuel projects.
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WASHINGTON — The family of Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, said it would pull back from buying the Miami Marlins baseball team — for now — after it emerged that the current owner is likely to be named President Trump's ambassador to France.
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China has retaliated with tariffs of its own and is threatening even more, and while Trump reached a truce with the European Union to pull back from a full-blown trade war, a grander trade deal between the US and the EU is hardly guaranteed.
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If you pull back from just the Hollywood stories, sexual harassment and assault scandals have been roiling multiple industries since last year, when Roger Ailes was pushed out of his position at Fox News, after word of his frequent harassment of women employees came to light.
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On Tuesday Erdogan repeated his demand for U.S. forces to pull back from Manbij, saying the United States was setting itself up against Turkey, Iran and possibly Russia by arming the YPG-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in a large part of northern Syria which borders Turkey.
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What's at issue: Just weeks later, the crown prince was reported to have arranged a meeting between Erik Prince, the founder of private security firm Blackwater, the brother of Betsy DeVos, and a Russian official in the Seychelles to convince Russia to pull back from Iran.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen "It's something, I think, that needs to be talked about, and women need to know that they're not alone," Hayden Panettiere said on Live with Kelly and Michael in 2015.
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Liquidity in off-the-run Treasuries, which are Treasury bonds and notes issued before the most recent issue of a particular maturity, has declined as a result of post-financial crisis regulations that force banks to hold more capital and pull back from market making activities.
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Increasing investor risk appetite in broader markets also supported the dollar, notably against perceived safe-havens like the yen and Swiss franc, which was at 292.248 franc per dollar after sliding 291.751 percent the previous day to pull back from a three-month peak of 220.
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Global stocks pull back from the edge "Virtually everyone is scratching their heads at the moment," said Stephen Innes, global chief markets strategist at AxiCorp, reacting to signals that global stocks were pulling back from the brink after Wall Street suffered its worst day since 1987.
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Ivan Konovalov, a Russian military analyst in Moscow, predicted that, with Washington out of the game in Syria, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, would, once again, pull back from open conflict and try to settle Syria's future on their own.
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Unless America is prepared to abandon its position and pull back from the region, as the British did three and a half decades ago, it must carry its struggle against al Qaeda and Saddam to the finish, putting an end to all doubt regarding its resolve.
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Mr. Trump also tried to dispel doubts about his commitment to a mutual defense treaty with Japan that surfaced during his campaign, when he said he was prepared to pull back from the pact unless Tokyo did more to reimburse the United States for defending Japanese territory.
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TOKYO — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis assured Japan's prime minister on Friday that the United States would stand by its mutual defense treaty with the country, despite statements by President Trump during last year's campaign that suggested he might pull back from American security commitments in Asia.
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He has appointed a panel to make recommendations on how Alberta might pull back from the federal system in other ways by, for example, taking over its citizens' public pension plan or no longer relying on the federal government's tax collector to handle provincial income tax.
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While some diplomats said there are signs President-elect Donald Trump may pull back from his campaign pledge, Arab and European allies have warned the incoming administration that the move could unleash further violence, undermine the peace process, damage US standing in the Middle East, and endanger American personnel.
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The "dying artist" plot line maybe isn't as juicy as some of the season's others, but I think it's probably vital to what the show is trying to do this year, which is tell a story about finding a way to deescalate, to pull back from the brink.
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President Trump's decision to pull back from retaliatory military strikes against Iran that he had approved highlights a dichotomy between how he presents himself to the rest of the world as a "bellicose warmonger," and how he behaves as an "isolationist peacenik," writes the New York Times' Peter Baker.
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Adani has battled to secure financing for the mine as more and more banks and development institutions pull back from the coal mining industry, partly to improve their green credentials but also because of the rising risk of coal assets becoming stranded, while still owing millions of dollars.
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But while drugmakers threaten to pull back from Japan, the government is prepared to call the industry's bluff, saying Japan is too lucrative a market for companies to ignore, according to two government officials, who declined to be named because they are not authorised to speak to the media.
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The commander of the Afghan army's 215th corps, Mohammad Moeen Faqir, said troops had been ordered to pull back from Roshan Tower, their main base in Musa Qala, as well as other checkpoints to reinforce Gereshk, straddling the main Highway One which links Kabul with the south and west.
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But while drugmakers threaten to pull back from Japan, the government is prepared to call the industry's bluff, saying Japan is too lucrative a market for companies to ignore, according to two government officials, who declined to be named because they are not authorized to speak to the media.
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"When you're somebody who starts a business it is obviously hard to pull back from it but you know yourself when you reach a stage when it has to be done," Heavey told Reuters, adding he would have left sooner if the oil market had not taken a downturn.
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But it regained most of that ground after the U.S. administration said it would delay imposing a 10% import tariff on laptops, cell phones, video game consoles and a wide range of other products made in China, in an abrupt pull-back from a hardline stance on Chinese trade.
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As violence reignited, trucks carrying food and medicine for Aleppo remained on the border with Turkey, unable to move from the customs zone where they have been stuck for a week until government forces and armed groups pull back from the road leading into the city, Mr. Egeland said.
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Stronger global stocks on Tuesday – with U.S. President Donald Trump facing increasing pressure to pull back from a proposed increase in steel and aluminium tariffs – had a positive effect on the Saudi market, which was also boosted by gains in the petrochemical sector due to steady oil prices.
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Front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is calling for the U.S. to pull back from NATO.
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From the European Commission, the Brussels executive whose Michel Barnier will negotiate Brexit for the Union, some also detect harder tone, warning against those in Britain who want to pull back from a "hard Brexit", or the clean break with the EU market that May spelled out last month.
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The move came only five days after President Trump said that his desire to terminate America's "endless wars" led to his decision to pull back from the border area between Syria and Turkey about 50 troops who were working to create a "safe zone" between Turkish and Kurdish troops.
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China, while urging the United States to "pull back from the brink," disclosed its own plans Friday to slap tariffs on up to $3 billion of U.S. imports, deepening fears that the world's two largest economies are heading into a trade war, with potentially dire consequences for the global economy.
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As Vox's Yochi Dreazen explains, Under the terms of the ceasefire pact, the Syrian troops who have held the road since July and the rebels who've been fighting to take it back ever since were supposed to pull back from the highway, allowing aid convoys to make their way to Aleppo.
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While the Iranian-backed attack on the United States Embassy in Baghdad seemed to be under control, it played to Mr. Trump's longtime worry that American diplomats and troops in the Middle East are easy targets and his longtime position that the United States must pull back from the region.
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Trump then sent Vice President Michael Pence to Ankara to negotiate a pause in the fighting that the United States said would allow the Kurds to pull back from the area Turkey aimed to take, and which Turkey said achieved the main goal of the assault it launched Oct. 9.
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Diplomats said there have been signs Trump may pull back from his campaign pledge to relocate the US Embassy to Jerusalem amid warnings from Arab and European diplomats to the incoming administration that the move could unleash violence, undermine the peace process, damage US standing in the Middle East, and endanger American personnel.
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Republican lawmakers stepped up calls for Trump to pull back from the tariffs as key trading partner Mexico rejected a bid by Washington to drive a wedge between it and Canada in talks to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, while Trump reiterated his plan to go ahead with the tariffs.
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"If we pull back from the Clean Power Plan, and especially if we roll back vehicle fuel efficiency standards, we have almost no hope of reaching our Paris climate commitments," said Robert Jackson, chair of the Earth System Science department at Stanford University, who has published research on the Paris agreement's effectiveness.
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Factbox: Lawmakers want to see Comey memo on Trump meeting Commentary: The leaker-in-chief The dollar has given up all the gains it made following Trump's presidential election win in November, and a pull-back from record highs for world stocks points to investor unease about this week's headlines from Washington.
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"I hope we pull back from the brink here because these tariffs will not be good for the economy, and I worry that it will slow, if not impeded significantly, the progress we were making economically for the country," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said during an event in Kentucky last week.
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A pull-back from FCPA anti-corruption enforcement, which is possible under the new Administration, may send the wrong message globally and undermine the credibility of the US. In contrast, a U.S. FCPA policy refined by robust economics analysis may send a positive signal abroad on the importance of fair business practices.
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No actions were required against those on the list, but it was meant to signal those close to Mr. Putin that they had much to lose if Moscow does not pull back from its intervention in Ukraine and its interference in Western elections, and the prospect of being included alarmed many in Russia.
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An incensed Meghan McCain went "a little bit rogue" on Monday's The View, launching into an impassioned, minutes-long criticism of President Donald Trump's decision to pull back from allied Kurdish forces in Syria ahead of pending Turkish action there — a reversal of American policy in the protracted conflict with the Islamic State.
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OSLO, April 8 (Reuters) - The average price of Norwegian farmed salmon is expected to drop for the second week in a row to 55-56 crowns per kilo, down by 6-7 crowns from the current week as a pull-back from record levels gathers pace, industry sources told Reuters on Friday.
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What they're saying: "If we find that consumers are concerned about the broader economy and they think that a recession may be coming next year or they're worried about their own economic stability, they're going to pull back from ... big-ticket purchases like vehicles," Charlie Chesbrough, senior economist at Cox Automotive, tells Axios.
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What we're watching: Prior and frequent violent attacks by rebels in DRC already have set back progress made in efforts to stem the outbreak — any significant uptick could not only temporarily halt health measures but could cause longer-term damage by forcing the UN and others to pull back from the epicenter of the outbreak.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen "This dress I actually tried on today, I wasn't sure what I was going to wear to this, so this was a last-minute try on, but I love it," Fanning told PEOPLE on the red carpet.
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An organization that monitors the war also said the Syrian army had begun moving away, but insurgent groups in Aleppo said they had not seen the army withdrawing from the Castello Road, needed to allow aid deliveries into the city, and would not pull back from their own positions near the road until they did.
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Gold rebounds after biggest drop in two weeks on Friday Equities pull back from record on U.S. tax plan jitters Gold recouped some of the previous session's hefty losses on Monday as the U.S. dollar steadied and uncertainty over a U.S. tax reform plan stoked risk aversion, pulling equities from their recent record highs.
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Unizo Holdings jumped 13% after the Nikkei daily reported that U.S. investment firm Fortress Investment Group will offer to buy the hotel operator, launching a counter bid against travel agency H.I.S. Co. H.I.S. rose 5.8% amid speculation that it could potentially pull back from a financially taxing takeover in the face of competition from Fortress.
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Many were quick to attribute the attack to Islamic extremists, especially after three letters with identical content were found at the site calling for Germany to pull back from the Western military coalition against the Islamic State and by closing Ramstein Air Base, the main hub for American and NATO military forces in Germany.
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The ECB elected to extend its quantitative easing program last December after a continuation of a disappointing run of European inflation data, however, as tentative signs of reflationary pressures begin to stir, the timeline for the central bank to pull back from its extremely loose monetary policy has come ever more sharply into focus.
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And so, for those of us who truly believe that our economies have to work for everybody, the answer is not to try and pull back from our interconnected world; it is rather to engage with the rest of the world, to shape the rules so they're good for our workers and good for our businesses.
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This week he will meet the Belgian prime minister, whose government has been critical of British attempts to pull back from EU integration, and the president of the European Parliament, whose chamber must pass key legislation to enact reforms Prime Minister David Cameron has promised British voters before a referendum on EU membership expected later this year.
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This has given other Middle Eastern countries the space to pull back from the precipice of a nuclear arms race, shored up existing non-proliferation regimes such as the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and eliminated an existential threat to the United States, Israel, other regional allies and partners, and the global order upon which we all depend.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE said Tuesday that his Justice Department will "pull back" from suing police departments for violating minorities' civil rights, according to an NBC report.
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As part of security measures the United States brokered to tamp down tensions with Turkish troops, Kurdish forces agreed to pull back from the border, destroy fortifications and return some heavy weapons — steps meant to show that they posed no threat to Turkish territory, but that later made them more vulnerable when Turkey launched its offensive.
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WASHINGTON — A lawyer who represented Florida State University in an explosive sexual assault case and another lawyer who during the 2016 presidential campaign accused Hillary Clinton of enabling sexual predators have been chosen for key roles in the Department of Education, raising fears that the agency could pull back from enforcing civil rights in schools and on college campuses.
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After the recent dismissal of the New York City police officer accused of contributing to Eric Garner's death, the "Ferguson effect" debate has once again taken center stage, with police chiefs and union leaders warning that viral negativity is causing officers to pull back from their jobs, thus putting society at greater risk, while criminologists dispute that assertion.
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And the fact that I was able to pull back from the immediate pressures and think through in my own mind what was in America's interest, not only with respect to Syria but also with respect to our democracy, was as tough a decision as I've made—and I believe ultimately it was the right decision to make.
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The Trump administration has been dogged by an unprecedented string of government leaks in recent weeks that have played out in the major newspapers, including media stories about the president asking fired FBI Director James Comey to pull back from an investigation and another about how he revealed classified information about a terrorist plot to Russian diplomats during an Oval Office meeting.
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On "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Cruz argued that Mr. Trump had a habit of turning to personal attacks "when he gets scared, particularly on foreign policy," and said he was doing so now because he was "out of his depth" with recent comments like suggesting that United States pull back from NATO unless other nations pay more of the alliance's costs.
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President Obama on Thursday warned Americans against the desire to pull back from world affairs, rebutting the foreign policy of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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While Mattis calls could be seen as an attempt to assuage fears that the Trump administration might pull back from the decades-old military alliance, the statements following the conversations issued by Fallon and Stoltenberg also addressed some of the issues that Trump has spoken about, including that NATO is ill-suited to tackle terrorism and that members do not spend enough on defense.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) want to pull back from the radical talk, it's too late: The Democratic Party is under the sway of far-left donors and grassroots, and will be compelled to move even further left.
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Related: This Is How Drug Companies Jack Up Their Prices and Hurt Patients Leaked diplomatic papers dated in late April and obtained by Knowledge Ecology International show that high officials in Colombia's Embassy in Washington warned the government back home that they were receiving pressure from the US Congress and the Office of the Unites States Trade Representative to pull back from its conflict with Novartis.
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Mattis acknowledged for the first time that Russian mercenaries had participated in a February attack on US troops and their local Syrian allies, an attack that left over 100 pro-regime fighters and multiple Russians dead, later acknowledging that Russia had at least some control over these groups after Russia helped get similar fighters to pull back from positions that were close to US forces in Syria.
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But on February 1st activists handed victory in the Iowa caucuses to Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, a Princeton and Harvard-educated lawyer whose wife works for Goldman Sachs, and whose highly polished campaign speeches lurch from sermonising—"Father God…awaken the Body of Christ, that we might pull back from the abyss"—to Ivy League pomposity, as when he tells crowds that this election represents an "inflection point" in history.
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FROM PEN: Anna Chlumsky Reveals Why She Had to Pull Back from Show Business as a Teen Considering it's been three years since the pair announced the end of their 10-year marriage in March 2014, it makes sense that Martin has also gotten his own body art altered, choosing to change the context of the block letter G on his inner left bicep rather than getting it removed completely.
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Russia has in the past floated the idea of letting the rebels retain the city of Idlib under Turkish protection, along with territory up to the border, while Turkey and its rebel allies pull back from two vital highways — the M5, which runs north south from Damascus to Aleppo, and the M4, which runs eastward from the coast toward the border with Iraq — that have been blocked for years because of fighting.
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" The speech ended as it always does, by asking the audience to pray for God to "Awaken the body of Christ that we might pull back from the abyss," and quoting from Chronicles: "If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
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But Sessions, who admitted in February that he hadn't even read the full reports from previous federal investigations into Chicago and Ferguson police, argued that the investigations created a chilling effect among police: By shining a bright spotlight on law enforcement, the investigations led cops to fear that they might be caught inadvertently doing something wrong — and such concerns led police to pull back from proactive tactics and other "tough on crime" policies that, from Sessions's perspective, keep communities safe.
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PARIS, Oct 1 (Reuters) - The head of Ireland's Ryanair on Tuesday urged the United States and European Union to pull back from a tariff war over aircraft and said he would ask Boeing to "eat" any counter-tariffs imposed on the U.S. firm by the EU. The World Trade Organization is expected to give the green light this week to U.S. tariffs on billions of dollars of European goods including Airbus jets in a move likely to be mirrored by European tariffs on U.S. planes and goods next year.
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