Each district put pressure on teachers, who put pressure on students.
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Can they agree for no nuclear proliferation and put pressure on North Korea and also put pressure on Iran?
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"Those wage increases are going to put pressure on businesses and profits, and ultimately, put pressure on the Fed to increase interest rates faster," Cahn said.
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And so, I think the point of this is to stir some sort of action, to put pressure on leadership, put pressure on the DOJ and Rod Rosenstein.
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Their purpose: to put pressure on the Europeans either to provide an economic offset to the U.S. sanctions or to put pressure on the Trump administration to ease its sanctions policy.
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The world has expected Russia to put pressure on Assad -- and it's believed that Moscow hasn't acted in good faith, so the world now needs to put pressure on Russia, Robertson said.
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Democratic views on sexual harassment could put pressure on Sen.
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We must put pressure on our leadership to do that.
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The statehood push is meant to put pressure on Israel.
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The parents have organized to put pressure on the government.
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Some of Branson's challenges have put pressure on the family.
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"We just tried to put pressure on them," Collison said.
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Is your senator a lock to put pressure on Trump?
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That put pressure on the company to consider strategic options.
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I like it because it doesn't put pressure on you.
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And it has blatantly put pressure on Hong Kong's judges.
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That will continue to put pressure on the Indian rupee.
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The drop in Chinese stocks also put pressure on sentiment.
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They also put pressure on investigations to reach an endpoint.
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"You try not to put pressure on yourself," Point said.
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"We all have to put pressure on ourselves," Aldridge said.
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There have to be opportunities to put pressure on legislators.
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The way they put pressure on the ball is different.
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"We were able to put pressure on guys," Seager said.
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Escalating rhetoric on trade also put pressure on the dollar.
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Did that put pressure on you to do something different?
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That put pressure on gold futures, which fell 1.2 percent.
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It could put pressure on Mitch McConnell to allow witnesses.
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All of those outcomes would put pressure on oil prices.
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The stronger dollar also put pressure on crude oil prices.
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First, they've tried to personally put pressure on auto companies.
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Don't put pressure on yourself to have everything figured out.
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We put pressure on systems to do right by people.
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"I think we need to put pressure on the Chinese, to put pressure on the North Koreans -- is what our approach ought to be," Johnson said in an interview when asked about Trump's plan.
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And that might create a cascade effect that if it didn't convict the president, it might put pressure on him to resign the way Republicans put pressure on Richard Nixon to resign in 1974.
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"The purposes of the strike are to build public support for the workers and to put pressure on the politicians and the regulators to put pressure on Verizon to settle this thing," Professor Keefe said.
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It may also put pressure on Campbell's owners to act quickly.
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Often, men will put pressure on women not to use one.
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Don't put pressure on yourself to make a big change overnight.
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So parties put pressure on their own candidates to drop out.
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He reckons there are better ways to put pressure on Russia.
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Do parents put pressure on you even at the college level?
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Cheap coal from Wyoming has also put pressure on Appalachian miners.
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"We want to put pressure on these guys," he said then.
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If agreed, such a deal would put pressure on Corbyn too.
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It will also put pressure on Republican centrists such as Sens.
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Canada's decision should put pressure on the US to follow suit.
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And that will put pressure on the Senate to get moving.
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The news put pressure on rival Airbus, which closed slightly lower.
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A weakening dollar is also expected to put pressure on inflation.
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This could put pressure on corporate profits in 2019, Kostin said.
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It put pressure on China to rein in neighbouring North Korea.
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That put pressure on gold prices and core government bond yields.
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Italy has asked other European governments to put pressure on Egypt.
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Democrats "haven't put pressure on Republicans," said GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak.
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The move may put pressure on the country's reserves, dealers said.
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Sanders said the Democratic House could put pressure on the Senate.
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And we should put pressure on China to solve the problem.
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Pioneer said continued economic weakness will put pressure on consumer spending.
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This would likely put pressure on asset quality and market risk.
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Rising fuel prices put pressure on flydubai's operating costs last year.
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And offering to put pressure on Moscow over Syria a third.
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Mitchell, who had some medical training, put pressure on Lance Cpl.
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That could put pressure on her to announce a departure date.
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A flood of capital outflows has put pressure on the currency.
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I definitely put pressure on myself and set extremely high standards.
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His partner used her fingers to put pressure on the wound.
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Continental's weakness also put pressure on rival companies across the Atlantic.
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He urged other nations to put pressure on Mr. Hun Sen.
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Andrea hit a lot of winners and put pressure on me.
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Across the Atlantic, economic data has also put pressure on crude.
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Any decrease in revenue could put pressure on the salary cap.
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It will continue to put pressure on the Hong Kong government.
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More importantly, they should put pressure on consultants to deliver results.
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"We don't want to put pressure on ourselves," Howard told reporters.
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This put pressure on old states to revise their own constitutions.
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"The Chinese government put pressure on that company," Mr. Teng said.
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The administration has put pressure on the regime, including tough sanctions.
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That would put pressure on drillers' profit margins, which are already slim.
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Weaker copper prices have put pressure on Zambia's currency and the economy.
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I think New York fans have always put pressure on their team.
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Next's warning put pressure on other high street retailers with UK exposure.
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In his statements to the press, Trump also put pressure on Mexico.
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The short extension is partly designed to put pressure on the FARC.
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Members of Congress have put pressure on Silicon Valley over the issue.
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Amazon's price reduction could put pressure on its largest rival: Walmart (WMT).
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But in recent months, Qualcomm has managed to put pressure on Apple.
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Elizabeth Warren would probably put pressure on Clinton to make some moves.
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That has put pressure on the JVs, two of which have folded.
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"I do regret having put pressure on him," Trump told the Post.
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Volatile seed prices have put pressure on pivotal corn and soybean production.
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When I stood up and put pressure on my leg, I screamed.
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Media Matters has for months tried to put pressure on Hannity's advertisers.
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It isn't the first time Trump's put pressure on the Justice Department.
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The Trump administration previously has not put pressure on Russia over Syria.
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Increasing U.S. crude oil production has also put pressure on oil prices.
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They may put pressure on Glencore to cut coal production in future.
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"We tried to put pressure on him," Wizards starter Otto Porter said.
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The latter factor will inevitably put pressure on both leverage and profitability.
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"She was taken hostage just to put pressure on me," he said.
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But McConnell's move will put pressure on Republicans to vote against it.
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And he's right to go put pressure on trade imbalances, you know?
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Wilson said that was going to put pressure on the broader market.
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He said Russia had not put pressure on the delegation to attend.
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Mounting losses from the unit has put pressure on Toshiba's balance sheet.
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Yet a few forces are coming together to put pressure on Backpage.
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Norway's move could put pressure on London and Berlin to do so.
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Those figures could put pressure on vulnerable Senate Republicans up for reelection.
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He expects Amazon to put pressure on grocery stores to lower prices.
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The move may put pressure on the country's reserves, two dealers said.
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"We like to put pressure on teams," Astros Manager A.J. Hinch said.
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Holding your knife steady, put pressure on the underside of the skin.
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Then, the only person who can put pressure on him is himself.
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That, in turn, could put pressure on suppliers to lower their emissions.
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The conflicting forces put pressure on the F.S.B., which operates by consensus.
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That could put pressure on them to move to places like Vietnam.
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The ruling inherently put pressure on the FDA to formalize those guidelines.
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On those days, it's important that I don't put pressure on myself.
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They say they will put pressure on Trump to end the program.
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Additionally, during pregnancy, your growing uterus might put pressure on your nerves.
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This flood of shares could put pressure on stock prices, he added.
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Cities have also put pressure on the companies through their permitting process.
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"Now they've come up with the idea he put pressure on Ukraine."
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Rising interest rates should also put pressure on profit margins, McDonald said.
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"Russia has the power to put pressure on Assad," Mr. Alfano said.
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Many business groups have also put pressure on Congress to pass USMCA.
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You can put pressure on them, which is what the President's doing.
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The protest could put pressure on both nominees to address the issue.
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One is to work with Russia to put pressure on Mr Maduro.
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The students will put pressure on the legislature by holding a rally.
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We should work together on the issue and put pressure on China.
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However, a sizeable debt-funded acquisition would put pressure on Man's ratings.
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Any doubt over his mental capacity put pressure on the Redstone family.
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Pelosi also urged religious leaders on Saturday to put pressure on Trump.
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Walmart's weak results put pressure on other retailers as well as supermarket chains.
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When he didn't put pressure on himself at casting calls, he performed better.
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With labor action, we can at least put pressure on them (the government).
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"That could put pressure on the dam and it could fail," Classen said.
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They use platforms like Twitter to call out and put pressure on politicians.
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You can put pressure on your government officials to move to alternative energy.
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This put pressure on basic resource stocks, one of the worst-performing sectors.
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That will put pressure on politicians from small parties to join bigger ones.
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Mr Puigdemont will put pressure on Esquerra to return him to the presidency.
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Those who do not have children do put pressure on public pension systems.
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Vladimir Putin still has many tools to put pressure on his new counterpart.
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Plans to significantly overhaul the country's taxes have put pressure on Romanian assets.
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Water is extremely heavy, so, this can put pressure on deep-lying faults.
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Debt approaching 90% of GDP would start to put pressure on the rating.
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"If dollar continues to strengthen that could put pressure on gold," Yang said.
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To put pressure on the industry to change how their ads represent women.
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Dealers said foreign selling in government securities also put pressure on the currency.
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That would put pressure on banks to charge their own customers for deposits.
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Nonetheless, any dissent or revolt could put pressure on Dudley and the company.
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Debt approaching 90% of GDP would start to put pressure on the ratings.
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Seth and Stamper are also trying to put pressure on other committee members.
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Damage to agricultural exports would put pressure on the rupee, currency dealers said.
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They have used escalating economic sanctions to try to put pressure on Pyongyang.
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We put pressure on them, we gather intelligence, we find out past crimes.
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Let's put pressure on her by helping me raise money to defeat her.
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Debt approaching 244% of GDP would start to put pressure on the ratings.
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"There are several factors that have put pressure on the group," said Morganlander.
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All of this has put pressure on second-year head coach David Fizdale.
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However, a substantial increase in structural subordination could put pressure on the rating.
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A more focussed application could encourage the Army to put pressure on Ortega.
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Again, this would likely have been to put pressure on a blackmail target.
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In group therapy, other patients put pressure on her to change her behavior.
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He said the group was looking for ways to put pressure on suppliers.
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Investors know that and are starting to put pressure on companies, as well.
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They are getting destroyed, and it is to put pressure on the politics.
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He did not specify how the Democratic president had put pressure on Yellen.
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That has put pressure on the Freedom Forum to make up any shortfalls.
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All that will put pressure on the central bank to loosen monetary policy.
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Duke responded to Trump's tweet on Saturday, appearing to put pressure on Trump.
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They can either put pressure on their conservatives or pressure on their moderates.
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"We can do trade and we can put pressure on China," she said.
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Meanwhile, political headlines out of the U.S. overnight put pressure on the dollar.
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That he would work with China to help put pressure on the DPRK.
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How has that been empowering and how has it put pressure on you?
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Lawmakers have been taking their own steps to put pressure on the companies.
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Harper said he doesn't let his big contract put pressure on his performance.
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The substantial increase could put pressure on the government-backed fixed-income market.
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And he put pressure on himself to help as much as he could.
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That will put pressure on interest rate differentials and exchange rates, he explained.
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That put pressure on them to recoup both that money and lost gains.
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Neighbors, still incensed, continued to put pressure on the city to deny it.
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It will only put pressure on other companies to follow suit, he says.
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This has, quite intentionally, put pressure on legislators to distance themselves from her.
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The loss of glaciers can, in turn, put pressure on local water supplies.
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This has reduced the bank's stock of liquid assets and further erosion in the bank's liquidity buffer would put pressure on the VR. This may also put pressure on earnings, given limited headroom below the regulatory loans/deposits ratio of 90%.
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That may have put pressure on North Carolina's politicians to reach this week's deal.
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Such additional cost may put pressure on DTAC's cash flows in the medium term.
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The outcome could put pressure on Modi as national elections approach early next year.
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I think part of this is to put pressure on her, get her attention.
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Together with uncertainties around earnings generation, this could put pressure on the bank's capitalisation.
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Larger-than-expected losses in corporate banking would also put pressure on the ratings.
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I would like to see the Chinese continue to put pressure on North Korea.
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According to Pasterino, the ball is meant to put pressure on your inner thighs.
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"People across the country mobilized and put pressure on members of Congress," she said.
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Low interest rates and a slowing global economy have put pressure on net margins.
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I'm the president of an independent Ukraine -- no one can put pressure on me.
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The duo's arrival is likely to put pressure on local services which include Exnet.
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What other ways can consumers put pressure on companies in order to help workers?
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This, in turn, seems to have put pressure on challengers to release their returns.
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So why are millennials more likely to put pressure on ourselves to be perfect?
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America, Saudi Arabia and the UAE can put pressure on Jordan by withholding aid.
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Even the top display casing will easily bow if you put pressure on it.
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Mondelez's bid could put pressure on Nestle to consider its own bid for Hershey.
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Global climate change will continue to put pressure on our response and recovery capabilities.
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RAPEY: Yikes, he's starting to put pressure on her to stay; that's not cool.
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Optimism around trade put pressure on the dollar as investors bet on riskier assets.
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In response, pro-net neutrality constituents put pressure on Santiago to get on board.
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That could put pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this year.
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Then, pistons put pressure on the chamber to compress the plasma to fusion conditions.
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Another dealer said foreign selling in government securities also put pressure on the currency.
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And Trump accused China of not doing enough to put pressure on North Korea.
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"I don't put pressure on myself [to lose the baby weight]," she told PEOPLE.
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He wants to put pressure on the government "to take this behavior more seriously".
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Next's results also put pressure on its peer Marks & Spencer , which fell 2.7 percent.
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Politicians may put pressure on Facebook to reveal more about how its algorithms work.
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Both say they will put pressure on the parties to abide by the ceasefire.
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That would put pressure on the firm to produce even more vehicles very quickly.
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Russia may be determined to put pressure on the United States wherever it can.
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This has put pressure on Yahoo to do more to push the sales process.
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Both competition from online and from discounters has put pressure on the grocery market.
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The migrant influx has put pressure on Colombia's already overburdened health and education systems.
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Just as sanctions put pressure on Tehran, more centrifuges put the squeeze on Washington.
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This comes as rising gas and oil prices put pressure on consumer discretionary spending.
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That, in turn, could put pressure on other grocery retailers to do the same.
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That could put pressure on the current account deficit of Asia's third-largest economy.
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If they put pressure on Johnson to take it away, he might do it.
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Both will increase the demand for the greenback and put pressure on the rupee.
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Dealers also said foreign selling in government securities also put pressure on the currency.
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Also we don't put pressure on our fighters because we don't gamble on them.
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Haley put pressure on Guterres not to publish a report as the resolution demands.
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Street protests earlier in 2017 put pressure on Maduro and left 125 people dead.
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The devaluation is also likely to put pressure on the profitability of new policies.
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The Justice Department could put pressure on other Volkswagen employees simply by indicting them.
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He put pressure on the wound and instructed another player to do the same.
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Xstat's sponges instantly absorb the blood and expand to put pressure on the wound.
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Until now it has been content to let Mr Trump put pressure on Iran.
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The measures were intended to put pressure on politically sensitive areas, trade analysts said.
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And when will the West put pressure on these countries to stop supporting terrorism.
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"They put pressure on us in Aleppo, and then they took control," he said.
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If Tsai wins, it will put pressure on Xi in China, Crabtree told CNBC.
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Mr. Flake told CNN that he had put pressure on Mr. Scalise's gunshot wound.
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But it is perhaps a political effort to try and put pressure on China.
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We must put pressure on governments across Asia, where press freedom is in retreat.
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But what does Heritage Action intend to do to put pressure on the Democrats?
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The Graham resolution could both please Trump and put pressure on Republicans like Sen.
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I put pressure on everyone, I work with the African Union to put pressure.
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The proposal would put pressure on governors to decide whether to suspend community rating.
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Rising yields have recently put pressure on stocks, tempting traders with more attractive returns.
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A third option would be to act "administratively" to put pressure on Senate Republicans.
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That has put pressure on defendants and prosecutors to reach agreements, court officials said.
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Brian Sandoval also put pressure on their home-state senators to oppose the bill.
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These incidents have put pressure on López Obrador to clamp down on the cartels.
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The rise of passive investing has put pressure on stock-picking firms like AllianceBernstein.
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"Right now, my focus is going to be to try to put pressure on the administration here in the United States to sanction Russia and to try to put pressure on Russia to stop propping up this narco-regime," added Mucarsel-Powell. Sen.
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Cramer worried that they could ring the register and put pressure on the share price.
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Someone who wanted to put pressure on BuzzFeed's investors would have plenty of potential targets.
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We were getting to the line early, and I think we put pressure on them.
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Trump seems to be trying to put pressure on China to finalize a trade deal.
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The index fell 249.17 percent at 1,308.83, as political worries put pressure on cyclical stocks.
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Pullbacks in mortgages and SMB lending will put pressure on community banks and credit unions.
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Now, the project seeks to put pressure on Ireland's government following the election in March.
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Low interest rates put pressure on banks' margins, as has been the case in Europe.
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But Egyptian media figures slammed the kingdom for trying to put pressure on their government.
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So market ructions can put pressure on banks' solvency ratios, discouraging them from boosting activity.
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The weak reports combined with downbeat factory data from China put pressure on U.S. stocks.
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As their thinking goes, if enough protesters put pressure on important swing votes like Sens.
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The government takes a dim view of any organised effort to put pressure on it.
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Two, they want to put pressure on Abu Mazin, the President of the Palestinian Authority.
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Likewise a weaker oil price put pressure on oil majors BP and Royal Dutch Shell.
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But the relentless rise in U.S. production has this year put pressure on oil prices.
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It is has previously been used to put pressure on organizations deemed "undesirable" in Russia.
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Mr Trudeau has also denied that he put pressure on Ms Wilson-Raybould to intervene.
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Funds with $32trn of assets have joined to put pressure on the world's biggest emitters.
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Reuters reports the firm will put pressure on companies to define their stances on issues.
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Lower-than-expected demand for these phones, especially in China, has put pressure on AMS.
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Veerathai: The further slowdown of China economy will continue to put pressure on commodity prices.
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Or, it may be trying to put pressure on local politicians to support the deal.
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Hard-nosed investors would scrutinise their books and put pressure on them to perform well.
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It follows that Russia will put pressure on the region, with severe ramifications for NATO.
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I still put pressure on myself wanting to go far and deep and play well.
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Strong labour data could put pressure on the Bank of England to hold interest rates.
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According to parishioners, the government put pressure on the most active members of the congregation.
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So any attempt at a new issue could put pressure on prices, raising borrowing costs.
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If interest rates were to rise precipitously, that certainly would put pressure on stock valuations.
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Dealers said selling of government securities by foreign investors also put pressure on the currency.
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"We're continuing to put pressure on the State Department to work through this issue," Rep.
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"When you put pressure on the other team, that's good for your team," Reyes said.
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The terms of the debt may put pressure on the company to go public sooner.
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But European officials appeared determined to stick to their timetable to put pressure on Washington.
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Reduced production in Venezuela and sluggish output in Angola have also put pressure on demand.
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We are finally able to put pressure on those who need pressure put on them.
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I've never tried to put pressure on her or on any members of my family.
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The ban was put in place to put pressure on employers during lengthy pay talks.
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The Republicans' pretense to deficit hawkery put pressure on Democrats to adopt a similar stance.
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"When I arrived, obviously it was tough, because I put pressure on myself," she said.
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Some lawyers said it would put pressure on potential witnesses to cooperate with Mueller's investigation.
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That put pressure on family incomes even as inequality rose and upward social mobility declined.
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The company's move does not only put pressure on other index-fund providers, analysts said.
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But high commission fees from DoorDash and its rivals have put pressure on restaurant profits.
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The scenario presents many opportunities to put pressure on the government and score political points.
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Meanwhile, they continued to put pressure on the federal government to pass universal background checks.
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N) and some regional players in recent years has put pressure on Citigroup Inc (C.
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The better question may be who do they put pressure on in their own party?
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But millions upon millions of people going on adventures has put pressure on numerous destinations.
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The threat of getting steamrolled could put pressure on Democrats to come to the table.
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Russia may put pressure on fellow exporters to impose limits on Libya, according to Croft.
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They don't want the growth because it's going to put pressure on the labor force.
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So no, I never set out or put pressure on myself to make something viral.
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China will put pressure on overall fourth-quarter margins in its network business, it said.
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Twitter amplified their censoring activity when congressional lawmakers put pressure on them to do so.
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Imposing a ban would potentially put pressure on the profitability of commercial banks, he said.
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The announcement comes as President Trump has put pressure on companies to add domestic jobs.
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Those moves put pressure on Facebook to explore similar responses to the threat of misinformation.
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Observers say that's a sign US efforts to put pressure on the regime are working.
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The protests have been largely peaceful but have put pressure on the army to act.
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All of that allows him to put pressure on defenders from tip-off to buzzer.
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The U.S. has also put pressure on foreign allies to abandon Huawei with mixed results.
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This in turn put pressure on corporate funding markets, as prime money market funds withdrew.
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If wage growth continues to climb, that could put pressure on firms with more workers.
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I'm very happy to travel all around Europe to places where they produce wine, make chocolate, BMWs, to really try to get a public, a business campaign going in Europe to explain to them: Put pressure on your leaders, put pressure on your parliaments.
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The gain came after excess liquidity in the market put pressure on short-term interest rates.
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If you really care and you really want to make it, you put pressure on yourself.
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This, in our view, also continues to put pressure on its risk appetite and underwriting standards.
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Rather, the Obama administration included him in the sanctions to put pressure on the Russian government.
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Washington has put pressure on North Korea via sanctions to give up its nuclear weapons program.
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A deterioration of the bank's funding and liquidity profile would also put pressure on the ratings.
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"I don't put pressure on myself [to lose the baby weight]," Cavallari, 29, previously told PEOPLE.
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Those departures put pressure on Alphabet to transform its science project into a working commercial product.
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He dismissed the rebels' ultimatum as a bid to put pressure on Moscow, Ankara and Tehran.
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Lower than expected demand for these phones, especially in China, has put pressure on AMS recently.
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Jesse Jackson Jr. and James Clyburn to put pressure on the White House to reverse course.
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In a busy week for Elliott it also put pressure on AkzoNobel to sack its chairman.
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"I think [Trump] is trying to put pressure on China to make a move," he said.
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Cruz said it would put pressure on Congress to restart negotiations on an ACA replacement bill.
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Recently, the Thai government has put pressure on social networks themselves to clean up illegal content.
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New York hedge fund Elliott Management, for example, has put pressure on drinks group Pernod Ricard.
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Further, a payout ratio (including repurchase activity) exceeding 100% would also put pressure on current ratings.
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This put pressure on us to reduce our costs while spurring investment in more advanced products.
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The central bank's caution put pressure on the dollar as investors sought safety in the yen.
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The EU's attempt to put pressure on Poland in this way now looks like a mistake.
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States' investigations could eventually put pressure on the federal government to take action of its own.
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It's statistics like these that put pressure on Trump to get this issue in particular right.
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Currency dealers also said foreign investors exiting government securities had also put pressure on the currency.
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Officials say China has put pressure on countries such as Cambodia and Laos not to sign.
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The deficit blowout revived fears of the eurozone debt crisis and put pressure on the euro.
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This, together with concerns over the health of the Chinese economy put pressure on mining stocks.
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The index closed down 249.07 percent at 1,308.83, as political worries put pressure on cyclical stocks.
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Higher-than-expected outflows to related parties may put pressure on Miratorg's credit metrics and liquidity.
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With two outs, Michael Chavis singled and Brock Holt doubled to put pressure on the rookie.
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The euro's rise following the ECB release put pressure on Euro zone indexes with Germany's DAX .
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"They put pressure on us all night, in all phases," Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops said.
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The alternative paper also helped the Thomson journalists put pressure on Thomson to negotiate with them.
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A rising pound also put pressure on foreign-earning stocks such as big consumer staples firms.
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That has put pressure on the Senate panel to conduct its review on a bipartisan basis.
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They could then have been used to contradict statements and put pressure on potential cooperating witnesses.
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But any end to the program would put pressure on both sides to reach a compromise.
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She's using her money to put pressure on the whole VC industry in two significant ways.
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Such products have put pressure on traditional companies to cut fees and offer more automated services.
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The tariff actions have put pressure on a Chinese economy that was already under some stress.
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A weakening of capital ratios or asset quality indicators could therefore put pressure on the ratings.
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The protests have put pressure on the clerical leaders in power since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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Passengers have complained to their congressional representatives, who have put pressure on federal officials to act.
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Regional and international leadership has failed to coalesce and put pressure on the Chavistas to exit.
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Sometimes they take such decisions of their own accord; other times, investors put pressure on them.
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For now, at least, some British officials want to step down to put pressure on him.
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If corporate earnings growth were to significantly weaken, that certainly would put pressure on stock prices.
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The anonymity of the transaction is a problem I think which would put pressure on bitcoin.
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A number of them started a website and petition drive to put pressure on Mr. Castro.
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This can result in significant cash drains and increased leverage, which put pressure on the ratings.
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Democrats downplayed suggestions that their criticism of Moore put pressure on them to demand Franken's resignation.
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The terms of the debt, however, may put pressure on the company to go public sooner.
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Valeant's troubles have put pressure on Mr. Ackman, who has been a vocal advocate for Valeant.
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Efforts by businesses to reduce an excessive inventory build has also put pressure on economic activity.
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By moving quickly, Pelosi has put pressure on the White House and GOP leaders to respond.
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But as coronavirus spreads, it will only continue to put pressure on an already fractured system.
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Shuster likes a lot of rocks in play and loves to put pressure on his opponents.
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Britain spearheaded the resolution to put pressure on Russia, which was among those voting against it.
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He said "rather than putting pressure" on business executives, not "rather than put pressure" on them.
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As the game progressed, the Yankees again put pressure on the Astros but struggled to capitalize.
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New U.S. President Donald Trump has put pressure on NATO allies to increase their defence budgets.
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"There are a lot of people who are going to put pressure on him," said Sen.
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He hoped his resignation would put pressure on the U.K. government not to make those concessions.
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So I'll give you one guess what tactic GM employed to put pressure on the workers.
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The case has also put pressure on the government of Chancellor Angela Merkel before Germany's Sept.
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Strong economic gains and population growth are combining to put pressure on an undersupplied housing market.
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Denying this, Nangaa told Reuters that no one put pressure on him to change the results.
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Federated Investors' Phil Orlando believes escalating geopolitical risks will put pressure on stocks in coming weeks.
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Chinese drug innovation may put pressure on the exorbitant prices of new medicines in the West.
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It was designed to put pressure on Republican leaders to bring a bill to the floor.
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Likewise a rising pound put pressure on foreign-earnings stocks, such as big consumer staples firms.
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Y., tried to put pressure on Republicans to block the national emergency earlier in the day.
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I have lots of people who would like to put pressure on me here and abroad.
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This will, in turn, put pressure on universities to lower the cost of a college degree.
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Similarly, a deterioration of the bank's funding and liquidity profile would put pressure on the ratings.
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France's move could also put pressure on Germany and other European countries to promote electric vehicles.
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"This is seen as a crude attempt to put pressure on the U.S.," Ambassador Jeffrey said.
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He believes if those states go legal, then it will put pressure on their GOP senators.
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The White House is preparing to put pressure on red-state Democrats to support Kavanaugh's nomination.
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O. The two deals, if approved, will put pressure on the entire health care supply chain.
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To that end, Torpey's stated hope to put pressure on politicians seems slightly more on-target.
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L, warned that growth in electric car production would put pressure on limited global copper supplies.
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The company recently made an acquisition of Con-way, which put pressure on the stock price initially.
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What's next: Needham said Heritage Action might try to put pressure on the moderates over the recess.
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McCain's comments may put pressure on leaders to see that some rank-and-file members are serious.
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Renewables are even starting to put pressure on natural gas, which is a cleaner-burning fossil fuel.
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Faster-than-anticipated rebounds in these countries put pressure on other OPEC members to make deeper cuts.
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Rising Medicaid costs have already put pressure on many state budgets, forcing spending cuts on other services.
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Rebels say Russia has failed to put pressure on the Syrian government to ensure the ceasefire holds.
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For example Ablin said U.S. President Donald Trump's stand-off with Iran could put pressure on stocks.
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He said the objective of the allegations had been to discredit Assad and put pressure on him.
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"If they can prove that he put pressure on Ukraine that would be one thing," Scheffler said.
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I wear glasses and often big earrings, and the Bose's foam ear cups put pressure on them.
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Any request to cancel could be designed to put pressure on Boeing and may require lengthy negotiations.
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These put pressure on businesses to register revenues by encouraging shoppers to ask for proof of purchase.
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We didn't set edges and didn't put pressure on their QB to have to throw the ball.
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The quasi-fiscal losses of the electricity sector continue to put pressure on the government's debt dynamics.
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The rush could also put pressure on customs in major Chinese ports, including Tianjin, Shanghai and Zhoushan.
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Trump could change all of that if he decided to put pressure on Rosenstein to fire Mueller.
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"My first couple of at-bats I'm not really trying to put pressure on myself," he said.
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It's easier to put pressure on groups that have already been targeted because they've already been targeted.
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A significant usage of liquidity at the holding company could put pressure on the rating or Outlook.
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But costs of the 133nm chips are also expected to put pressure on margins, company executives said.
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While this stimulates growth in some cases, negative rates put pressure on other sectors of the economy.
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This has put pressure on Italian banks, which hold about 18 percent of the country's sovereign bonds.
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The dearth of inventory amid rising household formation could put pressure on homebuilders to ramp up construction.
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ADM pointed to complicated and rapidly changing market conditions that put pressure on its fourth-quarter results.
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After the gunshot, Copeland said she tried to put pressure on the wound while Stockstill called 911.
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Economic theory suggests that raising wages should put pressure on employers to hire fewer low-skilled workers.
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The nerves are not for performing in front of people anymore, I just put pressure on myself.
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If the dollar is going to move higher it is going to put pressure on everything else.
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Expanding capacity in the Johor Straits between Singapore and Malaysia has also put pressure on tank rates.
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A weaker commitment to fiscal consolidation would put pressure on ratings, particularly for sovereigns with large deficits.
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To put pressure on Qualcomm, Broadcom has put forward 11 board director nominees to replace Qualcomm's board.
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"People should help to put pressure on the Nigerian government concerning her release," he said by telephone.
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The tour is additionally designed to put pressure on the Republican senators in those states -- specifically, Sens.
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ESMA has no powers to take enforcement action but can put pressure on national regulators to act.
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Rome has put pressure on other Italian banks to step in but with little success so far.
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Liberal groups are forming a new coalition to fight ObamaCare repeal and put pressure on congressional Republicans.
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It will put pressure on our business, but we cannot say to what extent at the moment.
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Basically, the Sine put pressure on the ear lobe, which makes itself felt after they're taken off.
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More likely, U.S. allies will put pressure on Trump to honor the terms of the Paris Agreement.
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No one put pressure on me to join, though; I made a conscious decision to do it.
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Worsening asset quality could also put pressure on the rating, particularly if capital would be materially affected.
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The anniversary has provoked public reflection on its integrity as tight government budgets put pressure on services.
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Uncertainty over the results has put pressure on financial markets, pushing the lira down nearly 5 percent.
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The ratings downgrades have put pressure on South African asset prices and could increase its borrowing costs.
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Collins last week warned of serious repercussions if Trump instead sacked Rosenstein to put pressure on Mueller.
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My dad (and coach Sergey) said 'come to the net, put pressure on her' and it worked.
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That reportedly put pressure on Boeing to design the 737 Max quickly to avoid losing more business.
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And that, in turn, will put pressure on publications to tread lightly when reporting on wealthy people.
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They're also calling for the school, students and instructors to put pressure on the Cambridge Police Department.
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Trump has vowed to put pressure on Beijing to do more to curb North Korea's weapons programs.
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The subpoenas were seen as an aggressive tactic to put pressure on the former Trump campaign chairman.
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Democrats want to use the vote as a tool to put pressure on Republicans in the midterms.
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This has put pressure on the yuan at a time when the government wants to portray stability.
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Perhaps, when the prosecutor put pressure on local agents to expand their search, they started asking around.
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However, the splashy announcement could put pressure on a pilot program that is stretched thin by design.
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Residents have held town halls and organized rallies to put pressure on elected officials to do more.
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But the preparations could put pressure on California politicians hoping the company can avoid such an outcome.
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Regardless of who wins the messaging fight, the debate is sure to put pressure on many Dems.
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The action by American authorities may put pressure on the German prosecutors to aggressively pursue criminal charges.
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"This shows the lack of seriousness by the Russia to put pressure on the regime," Alwan added.
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In the meantime, frequent MuckRock user Michael Best launched another project to put pressure on the CIA.
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This week's NTSB finding will likely put pressure on the carmaker to defend its signature tech breakthrough.
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Tariffs, they argued, would hurt Mexico's economy and put pressure on its government to finally take action.
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Federer put pressure on Nadal's service game at 3-1, when he was serving against the wind.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Sunday to put pressure on Republicans to stay the course.
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But his outspoken approach may have put pressure on his company, which sells much more than guns.
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There are other forces at play that may put pressure on the publishing industry to increase access.
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Moody's said that could put pressure on the company's creditworthiness over the next 12 to 18 months.
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The lawsuits allege that sellers' brokers put pressure on homeowners to offer the industry standard of 3%.
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It has also prompted Washington to put pressure on the Mexican government to halt the migrants' progress.
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The U.S. has also put pressure on allies not to allow Huawei into their 85033G wireless networks.
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Home Depot is investing $11 billion over three years, a decision that's put pressure on its margins.
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We're supporting Iraqi Security Forces who are beginning to put pressure on the ISIL stronghold of Mosul.
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The American move has put pressure on other governments with citizens on board the ship to respond.
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Such moves have put pressure on US tech executives to engage closely with leaders on the region.
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The sanctions are intended to put pressure on the South Sudan government to develop a unity government.
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Meanwhile, disappointing results from the country's fourth-largest lender ANZ Banking Group put pressure on the benchmark.
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The president's full-fledged backing for Kavanaugh could put pressure on several Republican holdouts on his nomination.
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Corker's potential reversal would put pressure on Blackburn, who has announced she will run for the seat.
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A material deterioration in the bank's funding and liquidity profile would also put pressure on the ratings.
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Mr. Trump has gambled that China's softening economy will put pressure on Beijing's leaders to back down.
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The government began to persecute your wife, Liu Xia, as a way to put pressure on you.
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Her case is one of several ways the United States is trying to put pressure on Huawei.
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Trump has vowed to put pressure on China to do more to curb Pyongyang's rapidly advancing programs.
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In a stadium like this, he can put together an at-bat, put pressure on the defense.
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And he put pressure on the company to change course after his election victory in November 2016.
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The case is one of several ways the United States is trying to put pressure on Huawei.
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That put pressure on the euro which sank 0.4 percent to a two-week low of $1.29743.
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By scything Arizona's lead to 4 points, 71-67, Xavier put pressure on the Wildcats to score.
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Trump has put pressure on Saudi Arabia to keep prices low, blaming the kingdom for rising prices.
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Setback on expected improvements in asset quality and profitability that put pressure on capital would undermine ratings.
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FSS's changing revenue structure and heavy competition will continue to put pressure on the company's operating performance.
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Scientists have warned that global warming will put pressure on the world's food supplies in coming decades.
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Internal support at the corporate level may help put pressure on the drivers' campaign for better conditions.
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Afterwards, the North accused the U.S. of using "gangster-like" tactics to put pressure on its government.
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The Western countries should put pressure on Beijing to loosen up its political control over its people.
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The United States hit PDVSA with sanctions on Monday to put pressure on Maduro to relinquish power.
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The moves put pressure on the broader technology sector, with fellow giants Facebook and Amazon seeing meaningful declines.
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My mom and I would argue a lot because she often put pressure on me to do better.
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Penney's has been hurt by a pile-up of unsold inventory, which has put pressure on its profits.
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Nervousness about that vote, as well as Greece's interminable debt crises, have put pressure on bond yields recently.
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It also uses it to steal anything that could be used to put pressure on a US citizen.
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"I think the worst thing to do is to put pressure on myself and the team," said Scump.
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But officials also want to prevent independent organisations from growing large enough to put pressure on the party.
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The move won praise from labor advocates and put pressure on other companies to also move to $15.
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It is likely that the government in Beijing put pressure on Ms Lam's government in Mr Mallet's case.
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Through social media we can put pressure on politicians to exercise their legal immunity to name those accused.
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Grubhub struggled in 2019 as fierce competition with DoorDash, Uber Eats and Postmates put pressure on its business.
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Englishman Ian Poulter (783) was the only player to put pressure on Kim over the final few holes.
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Additionally, government agencies put pressure on the film industry to produce films which would help the war effort.
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New competitors popped up, and Amazon's Prime membership program put pressure on all retailers to offer quick delivery.
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The Trump administration has ramped up hiring for immigration judges and put pressure on them to work faster.
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Skilled worker shortages and weak productivity could put pressure on companies seeking to expand their businesses, economists say.
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This may also put pressure on earnings, given limited headroom below the regulatory loans/deposits ratio of 90%.
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No trade pact stands alone, he explains; talks with Britain are a way to put pressure on Europe.
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Even if this proposal doesn't pass, it at least starts to put pressure on these companies going forward.
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China's spat with the airlines coincides with its stepped-up efforts to put pressure on the island itself.
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The "Time Well Spent" movement put pressure on the company to prove that social apps benefit their users.
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Yet it is probable that Saudi Arabia will put pressure on other Arab countries to undertake similar moves.
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Dollar strength has put pressure on all dollar-denominated asset classes including the most important geopolitical commodity: Crude.
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It may not be enough to kill them, but it's enough to put "pressure" on them to evolve.
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In lauding Mao, they sometimes seek to put pressure on the current leadership and its market-oriented policies.
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Widely shared photos of a dying Sabbagh had put pressure on the government, which at first deflected blame.
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"We expect transaction volumes to remain low, which may start to put pressure on sales prices," Dudley said.
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Producers of solar and wind power have put pressure on Eskom to sign more new renewable energy contracts.
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In both situations, Wanda Group's leverage will further increase, which may put pressure on the ratings of Wanda.
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It does put pressure on startups, particularly those with less capital or those targeting the same customer base.
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Any request to cancel could be designed to put pressure on Boeing and would likely trigger extensive negotiations.
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Debt dynamics are also negative, which could put pressure on sovereign creditworthiness over the medium to long term.
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Turning off the safety valve that keeps protesters on the streets will put pressure on his class only.
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Continued weakness in metal prices put pressure on basic resources, which was down 1.6 percent as a sector.
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"There is a lot more momentum in the investor community" to put pressure on governments, she told Reuters.
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But the CDU's conservative Bavarian sister party and its own right wing would put pressure on the chancellor.
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They want Jeff Bezos to use his clout to put pressure on the carriers before it's too late.
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We think this could reduce the chances of a March hike and further put pressure on the dollar.
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The about-face on rates could put pressure on bank margins again just when they had started expanding.
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Sensing Safran's potential difficulty, some investors see a chance to put pressure on it to raise its bid.
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Her murder has received widespread international coverage and has put pressure on Bulgarian institutions to find the perpetrators.
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In turn, that could put pressure on the share prices of the index mutual funds and ETFs themselves.
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Meanwhile, competitive threats from Google and Facebook are expected to put pressure on profits for the foreseeable future.
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Higher interest rates put pressure on gold prices by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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In their editorial, Woloshine and Schwartz said Sprout and others put pressure on FDA to approve the drug.
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Apprehension over capital outflows triggered by escalating political unrest has also put pressure on the Hong Kong currency.
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"He is correct to put pressure on the allies to meet the 2 percent of GDP," Stavridis said.
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Elections loom next year in Germany, France and the Netherlands, which could put pressure on those countries' leaders.
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The large number of cattle should put pressure on futures by the end of the week, Hicks said.
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Opposition leaders hope that rallying international support for their efforts can put pressure on Mr. Maduro to leave.
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Neuberger Berman, which holds a roughly 3 percent stake, also put pressure on the company to make changes.
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The attack reignited an intense national debate over gun control laws and put pressure on politicians to act.
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Flooding, terrorist attacks, the Arab Spring Revolt, and the civil war have all put pressure on the city.
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In 2014, the government put pressure on the bank, which was owned by businesspeople close to the Gulenists.
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Since Friday, heat wave conditions caused cancellation of major sporting events and put pressure on the electricity grid.
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The U.S. has stepped up sanctions against Venezuela recently in an effort to put pressure on Maduro's government.
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The Chinese data sent global stocks into a tailspin and put pressure on trade and commodity sensitive sectors.
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As president-elect, President Trump already, in his own way, put pressure on companies to change their direction.
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The investments have put pressure on the company's margins, however, as Alibaba ramps up spending on competing projects.
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Since China is North Korea's largest trading partner, Trump has tried to put pressure on Beijing to act.
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On Friday, Sarah Hirshland, the new CEO of the U.S. Olympic Committee, put pressure on USA Gymnastics' leadership.
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Brian Sandoval (R) has also been a vocal critic of the bill, which could put pressure on Sen.
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Moving forward, teens need to continue to put pressure on politicians who are taking money from the NRA.
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Trust your intuition, and don't put pressure on yourself to be perfect (nothing will feel good enough today).
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So I knew someone who suggested we went to the local paper to put pressure on the school.
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President Donald Trump has put pressure on Apple to manufacture iPhones and other products in the United States.
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A wide-open and enormous Democratic field will only put pressure on candidates to appear relatable and genuine.
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The recall was later expanded to include another 17 million cars after federal regulators put pressure on Takata.
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The deal "will put pressure on Sunac's leverage over the next 12 months," Fitch said in a statement.
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Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia is continuing to put pressure on the struggling oil market after sending it plunging.
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The database has been used to put pressure on deadbeats by making it hard for them to travel.
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They are likely to put pressure on regulators as new streaming service Disney+ launches in Europe next week.
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Any move by Iran that violated the nuclear deal would put pressure on the Europeans to take sides.
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Tepid support for Mr. Achleitner could put pressure on him to resign before his term ends in 2022.
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They are likely to put pressure on regulators as new streaming service Disney+ launches in Europe next week.
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China has done all it can to put pressure on Ms. Tsai since she took office in 2016.
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The Israeli military's top brass put pressure on Prime Minister Levi Eshkol to approve a pre-emptive attack.
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The articles added momentum to the #MeToo movement and put pressure on the authorities to investigate the producer.
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Even if advocates don't win in court, they still draw media attention and put pressure on their targets.
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Higher programming costs and a challenging advertising environment have put pressure on Tribune Media to rethink its strategy.
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The discovery of the young man's body has complicated the ongoing investigation and put pressure on police efforts.
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Rumors of a slump in trading revenues have put pressure on the stock, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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The government is trying to put pressure on Korean companies to be more active and helpful in hiring.
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The articles added momentum to the #MeToo movement and put pressure on the authorities to investigate Mr. Weinstein.
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Even so, families have continued to put pressure on them to take greater responsibility for students' well-being.
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"We know Nigeria has several challenges, and we continue to put pressure on the government," Mr. Olawale said.
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The recall was later expanded to include another 17 million cars after federal regulators put pressure on Takata.
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If prices continue to rise, Bernstein said, it will contribute to inflation and put pressure on the economy.
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Like I don't have to put pressure on myself to have the words to articulate what I'm feeling.
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But the three-year uncertainty about fate of the U.K. has put pressure on British businesses and consumers.
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Protests by environmental group EcoWaste Coalition put pressure on the South Korean government to take back the trash.
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The attack has reignited an intense national debate over gun control laws that has put pressure on politicians.
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Analysts said mills have been slowing down their restocking process, which put pressure on demands for raw materials.
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Rebels had come to the meeting hoping Moscow would put pressure on the Iranians to curb military offensives.
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Higher rates tend to put pressure on the stock market because bond yields start to look more attractive.
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The marches share one mission: to put pressure on Congress to pass gun reform and make schools safer.
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The beverage maker's decision highlights its interest in the Vietnam market and may put pressure on its competitors.
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Higher prices would likely put pressure on China to import more pork from the rest of the world.
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The case has put pressure on the pension regulator to be firm with companies with large pension deficits.
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Prosecutors are using Ghosn's detainment "to put pressure on the defendant," Junichiro Hironaka told reporters through a translator.
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Strange has the backing of McConnell, who has put pressure on his allies to support the Alabama Republican.
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But rising fuel costs, volatile currencies and overcapacity among European airlines has put pressure on carriers, including SAS.
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He called on the United States and Russia and other countries to put pressure on the Syrian sides.
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Orban has put pressure on courts, media and non-government groups since he came to power in 2010.
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The closure of land borders is also likely to put pressure on Qatar to ensure continuity of supplies.
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The union deemed the strike a success, nonetheless, saying that it had put pressure on the company's management.
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That put pressure on lenders, Milhaupt said, hurting the yakuza's legitimate moneylending businesses as well as its loansharking.
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Increasingly, there's certainly a lot of work to be done to put pressure on Facebook to be better.
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No one is disputing that Jeffrey Epstein had extremely powerful lawyers who put pressure on victims and prosecutors alike.
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DXY following the initial shock of Donald Trump's U.S. presidential election win also put pressure on prices, traders said.
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But looking ahead, Rovio said tough competition and high marketing costs would put pressure on its full-year outlook.
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The higher cost of cocoa, which is used to make chocolate, has put pressure on candy companies this year.
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This could put pressure on Laender budgets, as could an unexpected slowdown in revenue growth and rising interest rates.
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Xi's visit comes as the trade war between the US and China continues to put pressure on both economies.
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The disagreement has threatened the future of the migrant deal and put pressure on Ankara's relationship with the bloc.
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However, an ensuing stream of players in the subscription marketplace has put pressure on the brand's popularity of late.
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The market is largely ignoring 2020 budget negotiations that are expected to put pressure on deficit targets next year.
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I'm very hesitant to put pressure on anyone to speak out because it's hard and it's not an obligation.
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The United States and Europe put pressure on China to ban these substances, and the Chinese government acted swiftly.
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You can put pressure on the company, its advertisers and shareholders to put more effective privacy measures in place.
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The company warned that travel restrictions on visitors from China could also put pressure on sales in other regions.
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Tumbling oil prices put pressure on the energy sector, which limited gains for Wall Street's S&P 500 benchmark.
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Unfortunately, a religious minority has put pressure on the county to criminalize legal sex work and ban our brothels.
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Several NGOs have started to put pressure on tech firms to ensure their gizmos are free of "conflict cobalt".
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Meanwhile, Warsaw's tension with Brussels over Poland's judiciary reforms may put pressure on the zloty in the next months.
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The economy is strong, but future weakness would put pressure on Mr Moon to release chaebol bosses from prison.
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Slowing corporate profits will put pressure on jobs, ultimately tapping the brakes on household consumption and hurting overall growth.
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Should the size of the issuance increase further, this would likely put pressure on the ratings of the notes.
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Competition in these rapidly growing markets have put pressure on margins and revenue, and volatile forex headwinds haven't helped.
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We expect him to be stout against the run and to be able to put pressure on opposing quarterbacks.
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The pause was a chance for the international community to put pressure on Assad and his allies, he said.
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Governments sometimes put pressure on the judiciary and office of the governor-general to help them stay in power.
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Officials now find it easier to identify problems earlier and put pressure on people to keep quiet about them.
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The two big requests: A special prosecutor and cooperation from Republican lawmakers to put pressure on Trump regarding Russia.
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The latest IMF forecasts, together with the retreat in oil prices, put pressure on the Australian and Canadian dollars.
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This will put pressure on investment banking profitability and could lead US firms to review their European business models.
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Boeing's issues have put pressure on other stocks, including carriers like Southwest Airlines that have a 737 Max fleet.
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He added that stable markets were important so they did "not put pressure on any side" during the negotiations.
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Kamphues said that the crisis put pressure on the market, as Europe's indigenous supplies are in long-term decline.
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Ballooning migration to Bolivia's capital and other cities has put pressure on resources and led to conflicts over water.
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Last week's surprise delay to the vote sent Nigeria's stocks slumping and put pressure on its bonds and currency.
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He said in a statement that Comey put pressure on Trump's ability to work on diplomatic matters with Russia.
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A rise in sterling also put pressure on the index, with the currency buoyed by robust services sector data.
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Bottom line: This could put pressure on valuations for digital media startups, particularly those with ad-supported revenue models.
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They agreed on the importance of the international community continuing to work together to put pressure on the regime.
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Low oil and gas prices have put pressure on acquisition targets, he has said, creating potential opportunities for Clariant.
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The crisis raised questions about Lebanon's economic stability and put pressure on the Lebanese pound's peg to the dollar.
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The administration, since taking office, has put pressure on China to take a more active role in restraining Pyongyang.
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Why it matters: Corker was blocking the sales to put pressure on the countries to resolve the Qatar blockade.
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"They put pressure on us at the exact moment when we needed to mobilize," Andrei Kondrashov told Russian media.
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A European diplomat said the aim of the meeting would be "to put pressure on the Saudis and Iranians".
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Rapid population increases in some cities and towns across Britain have put pressure on hospitals, housing, schools and policing.
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Friis added that higher production costs for more complicated jewellery in new materials would put pressure on profit margins.
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If the California legislature really wants to address the spread of malicious deepfakes, they must put pressure on platforms.
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The caucus has recently put pressure on the company to provide more answers regarding Russian use of its platform.
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Civil wars, terrorist attacks and a financial meltdown have put pressure on the quality of life around the world.
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The discharge petition comes as Republicans have sought to put pressure on Democrats generally over the issue of Israel.
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That could put pressure on senators to remain in Washington and work through part of the weeklong Thanksgiving recess.
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Tumbling oil prices put pressure on the energy sector, which limited gains for Wall Street's S&P 20.1 benchmark.
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The city has had to pick up the slack, which has put pressure on local shelters in the city.
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A slump in oil prices has also put pressure on the balance sheets of companies exposed to energy prices.
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I tried to make good reads out of double-teams and tried to put pressure on (Minnesota) down low.
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The moderator Jorge Ramos put pressure on Bernie Sanders to call out Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro as a dictator.
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The newspaper said some left-wing groups plan a mass protest on July 1 to put pressure on May.
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WeWork's massive expansion in recent years put pressure on the company to fill vast amounts of new office space.
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In addition, the outlet reported that the information was buried after the U.S. government put pressure on Somali officials.
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Washington imposed sanctions on Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA in January to put pressure on socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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This will put pressure on Republicans in both chambers to consider a bipartisan deal to raise the debt ceiling.
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It took the rebellions of the '60s to put pressure on city officials to do that in most cities.
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Look for Democrats to renew those arguments, and put pressure on the Trump administration, if the state tries again.
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The festival, which aims to encourage activism and put pressure on leaders to combat poverty, will be streamed live.
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If premiums go up by more than 20 percent every year, that will put pressure on the federal budget.
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But increasing testing has put pressure on dwindling medical supplies and increased the possibility of exposure in medical facilities.
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For certain parts of our industry, I think that will put pressure on creating jobs in the United States.
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S. trade tensions as well as softening domestic housing and immigration growth have put pressure on New Zealand's economy.
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Williamson said the weak reading of Britain's economy should put pressure on the Bank of England to add stimulus.
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If you're unlucky, you'll see there is an outflow which would obviously put pressure on the Hong Kong dollar.
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"It is unacceptable that Turkey is using the migrant issue to put pressure on Europe," Le Drian told lawmakers.
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Those awful times put pressure on everyone to do more, and most especially on those at the front lines.
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WASHINGTON — From his first days in office, President Trump repeatedly put pressure on his F.B.I. director, James B. Comey.
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Legal experts say Mr. Mueller may be trying to put pressure on Mr. Manafort to cooperate with the investigation.
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But now, the two sides are looking further afield, to states where they can put pressure on other incumbents.
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Israel asked both the Trump administration and Congress to put pressure on the EU not to implement the ruling.
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For the moment, though, the White House is more focused on getting China to put pressure on its neighbor.
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A rise in the rate of inflation would put pressure on the central bank to ease its stimulus efforts.
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Meanwhile, it appears Bloomberg is trying to put pressure on Trump when it comes to a Facebook ad blitz.
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China's lower official economic forecast put pressure on oil prices, as investors worried demand from China could slow down.
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The upcoming mid-term elections may put pressure on President Trump to ink a deal as soon as possible.
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Underscoring the doubts about the Senate bill's future, President Donald Trump put pressure on GOP senators Monday on Twitter.
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The CBC has recently put pressure on the company to provide more answers regarding Russian use of its platform.
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But presidents going back to Andrew Jackson have put pressure on their central bankers to keep interest rates low.
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The bigger impact of Whole Foods' latest price cuts could be to put pressure on smaller, regional grocery chains.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump's action confirmed that he intends to put pressure on agencies to justify their work forces.
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"He has done a number of things to put pressure on Russia and be tough on Russia," Sanders said.
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On Sunday, when pressed on the issue during his CBS interview, Sanders eventually pivoted to put pressure on Trump.
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A movement called "You Stink" (in Arabic Til'it Ree'hitkom) put pressure on the government to clean up the mess.
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It is important to organize and call local representatives, and encourage parents to continue to put pressure on legislators.
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The exports from India could put pressure on global prices, but help local mills clear cane dues to farmers.
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Officials also urged residents to save water after the flooding burst pipes and put pressure on local treatment plants.
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Trump is at loggerheads with Beijing over trade and has tried to put pressure on China, to be sure.
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"Any accusation that I or the staff put pressure on the attorney general is simply not true," Butts wrote.
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That could put pressure on Ottawa to make concessions on Canada's protected C$21 billion ($16.3 billion) dairy market.
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I never recommend concussive activity, meaning hard-running movements that can put pressure on the joints when dogs are growing.
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If rates do settle into an upward climb, the combination of the two will inevitably put pressure on home sales.
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Slowing corporate profits will put pressure on jobs, ultimately tapping the brakes on household consumption and hurting China's overall growth.
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That put pressure on Egypt's foreign reserves, which fell from $36 billion that year to around $17.5 billion last month.
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The strength of the shekel is another conundrum for policymakers as strong currencies tend to put pressure on domestic prices.
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Dr Otto concluded instead that a quadrupling of São Paulo's population since 1960 had put pressure on scarce water supplies.
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Apollo's offer could put pressure on GE to also sell the aircraft unit, known as GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS).
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Slumping oil prices have also put pressure on the manat, as three-quarters of Azeri state revenues come from energy.
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The hope is that the database will put pressure on NSF-funded universities to report harassment committed by its scientists.
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If the freeze passes, it will put pressure on Kasich to show how deeply committed he is to the expansion.
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Recent lawsuits and hearings in the House of Representatives have put pressure on the Trump administration to be more transparent.
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This limits its exposure to delayed payments to RUB2bn-RUB5bn and is unlikely to put pressure on the company's liquidity.
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Cord-cutting will continue to put pressure on profit margins at the combined company, which will also become highly indebted.
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That law took effect January 1st, and the country has already moved to put pressure on Facebook, Jon Russell reports.
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A senior administration official denied that the Mexican agreement was made to put pressure on Canada to make a deal.
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In fact, Elliott reportedly put pressure on EMC which might have led to the Dell deal in the first place.
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But some think a strong stance in Georgia could put pressure on the company to apply the same standards globally.
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Dr. Levkoff explains that penetrative sex can very easily put pressure on your bladder, given its position behind the vagina.
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If Murkowski votes for witnesses that would put pressure on Chief Justice John Roberts from Democrats to break the tie.
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The alliance of three big buyers across three countries will put pressure on exporters such as Qatar, Australia and Malaysia.
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CFO Jeff Lawrence said that "aggressive marketing" from third-party services put pressure on U.S. same-store sales this quarter.
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Russia demands that the Minsk agreements are implemented and wants Mr Trump to put pressure on the government in Kiev.
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The women said their goal is to "put pressure on Ivanka to actually do something" about the family reunification crisis.
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Rather, they're issued to provide guidelines for participating nations and to put pressure on any that may have dissenting views.
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In particular, bin Laden wanted to put pressure on the United States to pull its troops out of Saudi Arabia.
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Mr Barkat may also have hoped to put pressure on the finance ministry to help cover a local budget deficit.
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Most opposition parties have boycotted the talks and called for a general strike on Wednesday to put pressure on Kabila.
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But the news is negative enough to put pressure on the market along with the China tariffs and Kavanaugh stuff.
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"Power respects power: the greater the mobilization, the better we can negotiate, and put pressure on the landlords," Basnet said.
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He quit on February 18th, saying that neither he nor Mr Trudeau's staff had put pressure on the justice minister.
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Though light and equipped with a padded headband, the Surface Headphones always put pressure on the top of my head.
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"A hard Brexit is the most likely outcome and will continue to put pressure on the domestic names," Latif said.
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The combination of weak real GDP growth and labor market improvement will likely put pressure on corporate margins, LaVorgna said.
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To catch you up, Trey put pressure on Keke to be in a music video even though she continuously refused.
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North Korea wonks have some ideas for new ways to put pressure on Pyongyang and/or make negotiations work better.
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Climate change, with more frequent freezes and thaws of winter pastures, has put pressure on reindeer numbers there as well.
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Airbus's plan to expand the range aims to put pressure on Boeing by targeting major U.S. carriers, industry sources say.
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A 0.4-percent decline in the bank subsector put pressure on the broader financials index, which was down 0.1 percent.
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Estimates of the unemployment rate that would put pressure on inflation range close to 4 percent at the low end.
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Those new homes also put pressure on the existing water and sewage resources that are already stretched thin, he said.
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Experts warn that China would put pressure on countries in the region to refuse U.S. requests to position missiles there.
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Future Land's recent aggressive landbanking, if not supported by continued expansion in its scale, could put pressure on its leverage.
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"It's a brilliant victory for Amanda, and hopefully this will put pressure on Ireland to allow terminations for medical reasons".
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Pence has been traveling throughout Central and South America, meeting with various leaders to put pressure on Venezuela, since Sunday.
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These audits could be used to put pressure on tech companies, forcing them to reveal trade secrets or software vulnerabilities.
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas called the decision from the Trump administration an attempt to put pressure on Palestinian authorities.
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"The dollar's rebound has put pressure on gold and that is likely to persist," said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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The discovery of a flourishing industry in America will put pressure on the FDA to resolve the impasse over oversight.
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They will put pressure on Republicans to decide whether to defend Mr Trump's actions rather than attack the impeachment process.
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They see it as a way to put pressure on the party as a whole to move away from Warren.
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Stocks meanwhile dropped on the first trading day of the quarter as Amazon put pressure on the broader tech sector.
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It has also put pressure on Khan to be an advocate for the city and to champion its cosmopolitan outlook.
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Taobao, Erisman said, started free for the first three years and it put pressure on eBay's pay-per-transaction model.
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Trump's comments were not intended "in any way to put pressure on the Fed" to keep rates low, Mnuchin said.
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The central bank steered clear of a rate cut which, economists said, could have put pressure on the dinar currency.
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The goal is to put pressure on Palantir to drop its contracts with ICE, said the coalition's Liza Mamedov-Turchinsky.
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Gottlieb has said approving more generic drugs will help put pressure on manufacturers to lower the costs of their drugs.
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Franken resigned from the Senate last week after roughly two dozen Democratic senators put pressure on him to step down.
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As Chick-fil-A expands outside of its stronghold in the southeastern U.S., activists have put pressure on the company.
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The tanker's destination wasn't immediately clear, but the resumption of shipments could put pressure on spot LNG prices, traders said.
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That put pressure on the dollar and helped relieve some of the selling that the pound had witnessed this week.
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He says it's an effort to put pressure on the feds to keep their election promise and end pot prohibition.
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So you would need someone who's really willing to put pressure on Michael Flynn to, say, give up Donald Trump.
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"You can put pressure on advertisers and corporations that run them," GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak said to Darcy and Engel.
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The rise of the AfD and anti-immigrant sentiment has put pressure on Merkel and her increasingly fragile governing coalition.
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Others point out that rising deficits would put pressure on social programs that benefit the lower end of the spectrum.
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He has put pressure on major tech companies to take action against the conspiracy theorists who flourish on their platforms.
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Hart and Cobb went on to launch political campaigns that would put pressure on the NASA to employ female astronauts.
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He put pressure on himself to be married by the age of 30 and she felt like the right person.
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Rising wages will put pressure on profits, plus a flood of corporate debt could pose problems when the tide turns.
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PG Does #MeToo put pressure on you to think through the projects you take on, the directors you work with?
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Separatists hoped those so-called ghost towns would put pressure on the government by curtailing economic activity in the area.
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"Including showing up in the streets and screaming; including continuing to put pressure on museums to take down their name."
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First, we ask that it put pressure on Beijing to withdraw the troops it has placed near Hong Kong's borders.
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A combination of forces put pressure on SoftBank, which nearly went bust two decades ago during the dot-com crash.
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Even before Mr. Obama left office, the evolving terrorism threat put pressure on the limits that were imposed in 2013.
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The virus, which has now spread to 47 countries, has put pressure on businesses and supply chains around the world.
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China has moved in more direct ways to put pressure on Tsai, including conducting military exercises in the Taiwan Strait.
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Weak CPO prices and expansion in the downstream business have put pressure on GAR's cash flow generation and financial leverage.
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The vote is not binding, but could put pressure on the company to take a harder look at climate issues.
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His defense argued that the money had been withheld because of corruption in Ukraine, not to put pressure on Zelenskiy.
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"Let's put pressure on race directors to put on quality races and catch & ban cheaters," wrote another person on Twitter.
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The disclosure was said to infuriate C.I.A. officials, and it put pressure on the Justice Department to prosecute Mr. Assange.
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The central bank's remarks were essentially supportive of the dollar's strength, which in turn put pressure on the euro's value.
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Significant growth in foreign activities without an adequate tightening of risk controls could also put pressure on the bank's ratings.
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But Washington thinks that other governments put pressure on pharmaceutical companies to charge below the market value for their drugs.
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The results may prompt some members of the pro-establishment camp to put pressure on Mrs Lam to stand down.
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The remarks from Harris, Warren and Gillibrand could put pressure on Democratic leaders in Congress on the issue of impeachment.
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Democrats forced the latest vote in part to put pressure on GOP senators who backed Trump's declaration earlier this year.
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Establishing a basic level of trust will help if your self-esteem is suffering, but don't put pressure on yourself.
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All of the marches share one mission: to put pressure on Congress to pass gun reform and make schools safer.
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The growing popularity of online video services such as Netflix Inc has put pressure on pay TV providers to innovate.
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Now, as tensions escalate between the U.S. and Iran, the president needs international support to help put pressure on Tehran.
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"The Chinese are doing a lot of things that we need to put pressure on them to change," Yerxa said.
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Trump could try to mobilize those voters to put pressure on Republican members of Congress to support higher trade barriers.
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Following the incident, the community also began to put pressure on authorities to prosecute and crack down on LGBT individuals.
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It should encourage victims of police violence to speak up and put pressure on local politicians to take a stand.
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"Any accusation that I or the staff put pressure on the attorney general is simply not true," Mr. Butts wrote.
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While IUCN rulings have no direct legal implications, they can put pressure on policymaking aimed at protecting at-risk species.
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Meanwhile, Ukraine President Zelensky responded by said that nobody can put pressure on him except his six-year-old son.
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But if people don't get that, how can they know whom to put pressure on for serious criminal justice reform?
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Through her grassroots activism, she raised awareness and put pressure on international investors until they pulled out of the project.
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Several activists and legislators saw the need to put pressure on him throughout the year to keep that promise anyway.
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Perhaps there was some inclination to use that to "put pressure on the U.S. in the NAFTA talks," Ross said.
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This willingness to both attack militants in Sinai and put pressure on Hamas has pleased the Israeli government, analysts say.
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Put pressure on the regime There has also been a crackdown against opposition leaders, journalists, human rights and pro-democracy activists.
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He used his reputation to put pressure on politicians to combat growing child obesity problems by campaigning for healthier school meals.
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Evidence of an inability to sustainably access either local or international wholesale markets would also put pressure on these banks' ratings.
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We need to end the silence and put pressure on governments and the private sector to prioritize mental health care reform.
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And I think you are going to see a bigger push, especially from Capitol Hill, to put pressure on these companies.
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They could be engaged to help put pressure on China but slapping tariffs on those allies pushes them into Beijing's corner.
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And the other thing is to put pressure on them when we start our aid and the nukes are not around.
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For my practice, it would immediately put pressure on us to eliminate services we provide that do not generate any revenue.
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Republicans, likewise, have tried to put pressure on Democrats by proposing bills to pay government workers who are not receiving paychecks.
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Oil companies declined as crude prices fell sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump put pressure on OPEC not to cut supply.
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Federal Reserve tightening, rising bond yields, and a strengthening dollar have "all combined to put pressure on EM nations," McKenna said.
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And I think we still have to continue to put pressure on Congress and the administration to step up on this.
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The published opinion piece put pressure on his successor, Donald Trump, not to back away from the Paris Climate Change agreement.
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SPNY shares lagged as a rise in the U.S. dollar put pressure on oil and other commodities denominated in the currency.
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They're using sick children's lives, human lives to put pressure on the Palestinian Authority, and this is inhumane, illegal and unacceptable.
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The mining sector's decline put pressure on the FTSE 100 index, which fell 2.4 percent to 6,090.80 points by 1143 GMT.
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The investors said they were concerned that the extra attention would put pressure on their other business ventures, the report said.
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Its haptic system uses tiny actuators that put pressure on different points of the skin, changing temperature as they do so.
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The mining sector's decline put pressure on the FTSE 100 index, which fell 2 percent to 6,117.76 points by 1427 GMT.
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But the EU executive, the European Commission, warned against burying the deal, saying it could help to put pressure on Brazil.
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They put pressure on venues to cancel Shun Yun's performances (sometimes successfully) and not to allow speeches by Falun Gong adherents.
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He has been traveling outside the capital Caracas in recent weeks to try to put pressure on Maduro to step down.
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods has put pressure on incumbent grocery retailers to step up their digital presence and delivery capabilities.
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The case has also put pressure on Borgen, who was in charge of international banking, including Estonia, from 2009 to 2012.
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Meanwhile, companies like Tesla have put pressure on traditional automakers to try out new ideas like subscriptions, or even direct sales.
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If inflation does climb, that could put pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in a more dramatic fashion.
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My parents never put pressure on me or tried to dictate what I should or shouldn't do with my professional life.
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Ro Khanna, who represents a broad swath of Silicon Valley — expressed fears that Amazon's plans would "put pressure" on local businesses.
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Those carriers put pressure on fares, forcing other airlines to offer more seats at lower prices to compete for leisure travelers.
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N). Apollo's offer could put pressure on GE to also sell the aircraft unit, known as GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS).
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Put another way, the feds use solid, easily provable charges to put pressure on potential witnesses to turn and co-operate.
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The U.S. tariffs proposal put pressure on shares in European makers of aircraft and aerospace suppliers, wine, cheese and luxury goods.
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"Record lows in gilt yields continued to put pressure on pension scheme funding," said a spokesperson for the Pension Protection Fund.
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The intrigue: Per Politico, Democrats hope to put pressure on Republicans facing re-election with the resolution on acknowledging climate change.
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Analysts, however, pointed out most of the growth drivers were consumption-oriented, which could put pressure on prices in the future.
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However, large spread losses, if not offset by a capital increase, could put pressure on Getin's regulatory capital ratios and ratings.
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He did this to try to put pressure on GOP negotiators to cut a deal, according to a Democratic leadership aide.
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But some outside conservative groups are trying to put pressure on Hill Republicans to halt the payments in the spending package.
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I try to remind myself that I don't put pressure on most of my body to be anything other than functional.
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Those incidents could put pressure on Senate Democrats, who are otherwise sympathetic to plight of the refugees, to back the measure.
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Pharma stocks had been losing ground before the election on worries that a Clinton presidency would put pressure on drug prices.
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Reuters reports the firm will put pressure on companies to define their stances on issues like board diversity and climate change.
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The trade war may continue, which will put pressure on the global economy, said Viktor Veselov, an analyst at Globex Bank.
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Hermann said the union's 6,300 members at Saso will now stage a go-slow to put pressure on Sasol to respond.
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All four prisoners denied that they wilfully supported the fighters, and said Islamic State had put pressure on them to cooperate.
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In a democracy, it's vitally important that you, as a concerned citizen, make these calls and put pressure on your representatives.
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Volatility across fixed-income markets and negative returns last year have put pressure on banks and asset managers to cut costs.
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"I put pressure on his wound in his hip," Brooks said, adding that Wenstrup started to focus on minimizing blood loss.
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A sharp increase in lending to higher-risk segments, including CRE, or higher LTV lending, could put pressure on its ratings.
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However, competition from China's fast-growing, though fledgling chip industry has put pressure on Taiwanese companies to widen their mainland footprint.
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The story's impact on Congress likely put pressure on the special counsel's office to speak out, legal experts told VICE News.
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The Senate passed the bill by unanimous consent over the summer, so Trump's call put pressure on the House to act.
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And as with any law, it stands a better chance if the community gets together to put pressure on their representatives.
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Twitter's decision last week to zap political ads drew cheers from many progressives — and put pressure on Facebook to follow suit.
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But if cryptocurrency transfers can put pressure on traditional companies, those expensive transmission fees may not be around for much longer.
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A protracted period of political uncertainty about government formation or heightened tensions with regional governments would put pressure on Spain's ratings.
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"The sanctions do put pressure on the country and the people," Khamenei said during a speech in Tehran, according to Reuters.
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GrubHub has struggled this year as fierce competition with the likes of UberEats and DoorDash has put pressure on its business.
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But the government could more put pressure on by restricting companies like Apple, which are less critical to the Chinese economy.
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Calling is the most effective way to put pressure on them — even more so than social media, email, or snail mail.
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The protests continue to put pressure on Macron, who has vowed to announce a series of measures aimed at easing discontent.
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For my husband and me, once we got married, we didn't want to put pressure on each other about having kids.
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The euro's rise put pressure on the U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback versus a basket of six major currencies.
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The rise came as falling global dairy prices put pressure on farmers and economic volatility in China risks weakening consumer demand.
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An endorsement by the Wisconsin GOP party now could put pressure on the losing candidate to step aside before the Aug.
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However, there is another, more targeted way to put pressure on Brunei to abandon these provisions: impose sanctions on the sultan.
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Worries over a rising tide of nationalist sentiment and restrictions on trade across Europe put pressure on the euro, analysts said.
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"The soaring prices and the drop of purchasing power of those lower-income Iranians have put pressure on them," Khamenei said.
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Higher oil prices put pressure on shares of Qantas Airways Ltd , which dropped 20183 percent to near a four-week low.
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Dozens of journalists perceived as critical of the government have lost their jobs as officials have put pressure on their bosses.
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Ultimately revolvers will trend down if term loans stay where they are as sponsors will put pressure on banks to move.
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And then it's someone who doesn't know how to verify the product he's getting; you can put pressure on him easily.
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Chinese state media has accused Western forces of instigating the unrest as a way to put pressure on the central government.
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Rising competition from e-commerce as well as millennials' shifting shopping habits have put pressure on traditional brick and mortar stores.
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The close relationship between the two also makes China an important part of U.S. efforts to put pressure on North Korea.
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The weak oil price "continues to put pressure on the index," said Youssef Zohny, a portfolio manager at StennerZohny Investment Partners.
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That put pressure on investors who were betting on further declines; they liquidated their short positions, propelling the market higher still.
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Mr. McCabe's lawyer called those comments "vile and defamatory" and said they were intended to put pressure on the Justice Department.
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China's economic slowdown limited Mr. Xi's options to retaliate against American tariffs and put pressure on him to reach a deal.
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But numerous law experts and former diplomats suspect China of playing politics with the law itself, to put pressure on Canada.
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Mr. Trump has used tariffs and threats of tariffs to put pressure on China, and has been unconventional in his approach.
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It would put pressure on them not to be complacent and to work for the people's interests, rather than political lobbyists.
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That has put pressure on Italy, Spain and other European nations to keep wages low so as not to lose orders.
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In other cases, they simply helped promote nationalist, far-left or far-right views that put pressure on the political center.
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Instead, Mr. Sanders said, it's more likely to become a campaign issue, as well as put pressure on other large employers.
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This has put pressure on property insurers, some of which have been declining to renew homeowners' policies in fire-prone areas.
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The Chinese government has put pressure on American software companies in the past to modify their software for the Chinese market.
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Because the board, especially before it reaches its full 40 members, will be so small, this could put pressure on members.
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Mr. Dalbeler expressed anger that the tariffs, originally justified on national security grounds, were being used to put pressure on Turkey.
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A strong U.S. inflation reading could raise expectations for future interest rate increases, which would put pressure on non-yielding bullion.
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The bill would also put pressure on the Obama administration to work more closely with social media companies in the fight.
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The executives conceded that the company could have taken bigger steps to put pressure on the companies that advertised with them.
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Terms of the convertible debt 11-year-old Spotify issued last year also put pressure on it to go public soon.
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The move comes as weak oil prices put pressure on balance sheets, with companies shedding assets and cutting dividends for survival.
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Weakness in oil also put pressure on the shares of mining companies, with the FTSE 350 Mining index declining 0.4 percent.
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McConnell's move will put pressure on other Republican lawmakers and donors to ask for refunds from Moore at a critical time.
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The LMI segment has become intensely competitive in the last few years, which has put pressure on DHFL's yields and margins.
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The so-called chicken wars have put pressure on McDonald's to find a competitive chicken option for the fast-food chain.
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Should the liberal party, which emphasizes reform of conglomerates, take power, this will put pressure on heavyweight shares like Samsung Electronics.
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She also told her story to a local news station, hoping to put pressure on Twitter to take the post down.
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In purple districts and swing states, Democrats need to protect their own and put pressure on Republicans to move with them.
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President Donald Trump continued to put pressure on Republican senators Wednesday morning as the chamber debates possible plans to repeal Obamacare.
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TO) to break into Canada's mobile market by undercutting existing players on price has put pressure on Rogers, Telus Corp (T.
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Though closings of its iPhone plants in China have put pressure on the stock, Apple remains up almost 9% this year.
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Let yourself have fun, don't put pressure on yourself, and most importantly, don't take anything too seriously and you'll be fine.
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If any amendments are passed, they are not binding on the government but could put pressure on it to change course.
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Labor protests in China are common, and to avoid protracted conflicts, local officials often put pressure on businesses to settle disputes.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) declined to say who he thinks will flip, arguing he didn't want to put pressure on them.
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Earlier this month, China had already shuttered initial offerings of new digital coins — a move that put pressure on the market.
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And announcing the aid decision ahead of their talks was likely a way to put pressure on Pakistan, experts told me.
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One is that the insurgents hope to put pressure on the US by eroding its will to stay in the country.
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It'll put pressure on the president to do something, both from the public and from influential corporations worried they'll be next.
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"I wouldn't describe my goal is to put pressure on the tech industry," he said, adding "regulation is a potential option".
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Around 80% of Mexico's exports go to the United States, giving Trump plenty of leverage to put pressure on Lopez Obrador.
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It also put pressure on the new Iraqi government to serve Iranian interests, which came to be equated with Shia interests.
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HSBC was the biggest decliner in the European banking index , which fell 2 percent and put pressure on the broader stock market.
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The previous efforts to get rid of Obamacare failed because people put pressure on their elected officials to reject the GOP bills.
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I don't know if it's fair to leverage his personal relationships to put pressure on a company because they upset him somehow.
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Women in the Telugu film industry have begun to put pressure on the Telangana state government to address gender inequality, says Fathima.
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But he said the migration of people from other parts of Nigeria and neighbouring countries had put pressure on the city's infrastructure.
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Fighters have, however, cut water supplies several times in the past to put pressure on the army not to overrun the area.
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The Department of Justice has made "naming and shaming" a priority in these cases, in order to put pressure on these countries.
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"The people with the power to put pressure on providers is not the patient -- that's just really a ridiculous notion," Quincy said.
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The opinion of the influential firm put pressure on Campbell to offer board concessions, even if family votes helped fortify its defenses.
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Under Putin, the government has assumed control or sway over most broadcasters and mainstream media and put pressure on critical reporting online.
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One government official said that speculation over early election could be a way to put pressure on them to change their mind.
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U.S. officials have also put pressure on other governments worldwide to drop Huawei from plans for fifth generation, or 5G, network development.
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The trade war has put pressure on the market in Chicago, where traders expected a U.S.-China deal that did not materialize.
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Our thought bubble: This is a big step for Twitter, and it may put pressure on other tech firms to follow suit.
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The agency also blamed the economic slowdown in the Asia-Pacific region which would put pressure on the lender's new business model.
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Mike Shelton of Oklahoma County led the call to put pressure on Oklahoma's top legal brass to bring charges in the case.
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But it will put pressure on a number of Democrats in tough reelection races to announce whether they approve of the inquiry.
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The latest IMF forecasts, together with a pullback in oil prices, put pressure on commodity-linked currencies such as the Canadian dollar.
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The survey said government pay rises and muted tax receipts could put pressure on the fiscal deficit in the coming fiscal year.
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Proposals that put pressure on JPMorgan executives were roundly rejected, including splitting the CEO and chairman role, and a pay clawback amendment.
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Weak commodity prices continued to put pressure on Australian shares, which were 0.2 percent lower, extending losses into a sixth consecutive session.
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Amazon's move would put pressure on music-streaming giant Spotify, which has a freebie option that lets users listen to select albums.
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Why it matters: The resolution could put pressure on the White House as it prepares to release its long-awaited peace plan.
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Two Oregon laws have put pressure on a school district to report if teachers learn or suspect a student is sexually active.
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Big firms can use the hordes of customers acquired in one business to put pressure on suppliers or squeeze customers in another.
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Rebel groups say that while Washington has put pressure on them to attend peace talks, they see less help on the battlefield.
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Calling is the most powerful ways to put pressure on your representatives — even more than social media, email, or snail mail. Why?
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In late May, President Donald Trump threatened to slap tariffs on all Mexican imports, which would have put pressure on Constellation's profits.
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Weak spending by U.S. consumers and foreign tourists were to blame for lower retail sales, while frequent discounting put pressure on margins.
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These attitudes put pressure on all of the other beauty companies out there that are non-inclusive or don't have equal representation.
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Central America's same-store sales, however, only rose 13%, hampered by a weak regional economy that has put pressure on discretionary spending.
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"We call on the international community to put pressure on the regime to engage with this process," Hariri said in a statement.
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"Coming together will put pressure on Perisai," said the investor, who declined to be identified other than by her first name Jennifer.
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The US-backed forces put pressure on ISIS from each flank, cleared the final neighborhoods of the city, and isolated Tabqah Dam.
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The outcome of the vote could put pressure on the SPD to drop the coalition agreement and trigger a new national vote.
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And so, you know, that would put pressure on the economy to grow at the previously higher rates of 103 or 2.75.
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That would put pressure on Washington, which has financed its growing debt by selling bonds, often to China and other foreign governments.
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Conversely, downward rating pressure would primarily come from a further weakening of asset quality or profitability, which would put pressure on capital.
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Liquidity is still comfortable, but this tightening is likely to put pressure on loan growth, especially in Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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The broad dollar gains put pressure on gold, which eased to $1,303.25 per ounce, slipping further from last week's top of $1,326.30.
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The city's licensed taxi drivers have put pressure on officials to regulate Uber more heavily — and reveled in the city's new decision.
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Why it matters: This follows President Trump's tweet calling out China for not doing enough to help put pressure on North Korea.
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This launch will put pressure on Lazada, the e-commerce site owned by Alibaba, which is Amazon's primary competitor in Southeast Asia.
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In recent weeks, Western donors have increasingly put pressure on Tanzania over what they say is the declining human rights situation there.
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His unexpected popularity has put pressure on Clinton to embrace progressive views on issues ranging from Wall Street reform to campaign finance.
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"Of course the fall in oil prices has put pressure on us, but besides that we can see an opportunity," Rouhani said.
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Central America's same-store sales, however, only rose 1.7%, hampered by a weak regional economy that has put pressure on discretionary spending.
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"It would put pressure on utilities and telecoms" as well as on companies that consistently increase quarterly paybacks to shareholders, he said.
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Expected interest rate rises this year by the U.S. Federal Reserve will put pressure on bullion, ABN Amro analyst Georgette Boele said.
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For one, companies including Kohl's and Nordstrom still have elevated merchandise, which could continue to put pressure on pricing across the industry.
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The broad dollar gains put pressure on gold, which eased to $1,303.96 per ounce, slipping further from last week's top of $1,326.30.
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The mother and son train together, but Machavariani says his mother does not put pressure on him to follow in her footsteps.
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MAILBAG: DEMS PUT PRESSURE ON EPA: Congressional Democrats sent various letters to the EPA Monday to fight against Trump's environmental policy rollbacks.
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Cross-border sales could also put pressure on U.S. prices for patented drugs, which lead the world and well exceed even Canada's.
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Now, it's up to us to put pressure on leaders to make sure these commitments are pursued and maintained across the globe.
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The creditors are disappointed and pushing Congress to put pressure on the FOB to perform more debt collection and less debt relief.
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The arms embargo is intended to put pressure on South Sudan and rebels to uphold the ceasefire they agreed to in December.
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It is not giving Britain a later date as yet, however, as a way to put pressure on London in the negotiations.
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He added that Trump's comments weren't intended "in any way to put pressure on the Fed" to keep rates low, CNN reported.
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"Although the police often put pressure on the workers to settle for some money, we tell the workers to persist," he said.
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While Democrats' attempts at requesting Trump's tax returns have failed, lawmakers have been continually pressing the issue to put pressure on Republicans.
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Its merger with Whole Foods Market, announced in June 2017, shook up the supply chain industry and put pressure on grocery markets.
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Hillary Clinton has promised to put pressure on drugs pricing (14% of all profits in America are earned by health-care firms).
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The deportations have raised fears in Taiwan that China is using its international clout to put pressure on the self-ruled island.
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It has also put pressure on the companies he is affiliated with to say how they feel about his chosen candidate's views.
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