But the Justice Department might put the brakes on it.
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Let's not put the brakes on the drive for efficiency.
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Could a cobalt shortage put the brakes on electric cars?
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Federal courts, however, have since put the brakes on the policy.
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Is this going to put the brakes on contraception for men?
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But Hahn did not indicate he would put the brakes on.
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Oil prices near $70 shouldn't put the brakes on economic growth, however.
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Hughes, meanwhile, is hoping to put the brakes on Carson's domestic demands.
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The CMA also put the brakes on any changes to existing contracts.
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Lenders may have helped put the brakes on car sales last month.
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Chairman Pai has also put the brakes on new internet privacy rules.
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The tax also would likely put the brakes on high-speed trading.
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But his work schedule has put the brakes on his fund-raising.
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I suspect all the breakages have put the brakes on that for now.
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Let's cut to the chase: Cardio can put the brakes on muscle growth.
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They've put the brakes on using CRISPR to edit human embryos for now.
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That overhaul had put the brakes on transition talks with the White House.
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They fear that price transparency will put the brakes on their gravy train.
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Today's report put the brakes on that and sent the stock into a tailspin.
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Once I'm watching a show, it's hard for me to put the brakes on.
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"We're looking for the objects that put the brakes on these objects," Showalter said.
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The Associated Press: U.S., China put the brakes on trade dispute with cease-fire.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan put the brakes on the discussion, citing Trump's election.
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It would not seem the ideal time to put the brakes on Europe's economy.
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The country wants to know if Facebook will put the brakes on digital disinformation.
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If we're going to put the brakes on climate change, electric cars will be crucial.
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"Actions to put the brakes on climate change are a moral imperative," the statement said.
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Well, for one thing, reporters need to put the brakes on the self-righteous moralizing.
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Alcohol does put the brakes on fat burning while it's being metabolized by your body.
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Pyongyang's increasing nuclear and ballistic missile tests have already put the brakes on the trade.
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Bruce Rauner put the brakes on the legislative package, saying it didn't go far enough.
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In December, President Barack Obama's administration put the brakes on a Taiwan deal under discussion.
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So I think you can expect that's helped to put the brakes on things as well.
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I'll be curious to see if articles like mine can put the brakes on the speculation.
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In the wake of the 20173 case, many states put the brakes on admitting privileges laws.
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"I have asked the foreign minister of Ecuador to put the brakes on the conversations and put the brakes on our role as a guarantor of the peace process while the ELN does not commit to ending terrorist actions," Moreno told Colombian channel NTN24 in an interview.
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Policymakers are already seeing this inconvenient truth as a reason to put the brakes on renewable energy.
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We'd joked about hooking up before, but one of us would always put the brakes on it.
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None of this fast-seeded societal friction has put the brakes on e-scooter startup momentum, though.
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"It could put the brakes on everything," said Alexander Jenner, a headhunter at Computer Futures in Tokyo.
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We are prepared to go to court to put the brakes on this reckless and illegal plan.
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A moon, or multiple moons, would help put the brakes on, said Mark Showalter, mission co-investigator.
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Some F.B.I. agents, the article said, believed that Mr. McCabe had put the brakes on the investigation.
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However enticing this past might seem, efforts to put the brakes on growth have had limited success.
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The driver finally put the brakes on, and the immigrants were so weak that they fell over.
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The president's veto has at least temporarily put the brakes on the Law and Justice Party's efforts.
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It helped put the brakes on the economy just before the financial crisis brought it all crashing down.
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But it's something that I feel like wouldn't necessarily put the brakes on anything in any way whatsoever.
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Thiago Silva put the brakes on the rising hype train of Houston Alexander with a first round TKO.
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If there's a concern about city councils running amok, supermajorities are a way to put the brakes on.
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But some analysts have put the brakes on the idea that gas-only cars are going away forever.
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Shareholders tabled a resolution to demand Google put the brakes on its controversial search engine efforts in China.
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" Manchin's office has said the senator wants to put the brakes on the potential merger for good. "Sen.
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Swiss railway company Stadler Rail has put the brakes on plans for an underground railway system in Tehran.
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Though it cuts against the American grain, we have to put the brakes on all this positive thinking.
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Mr. Trump's announcement put the brakes on disarmament negotiations that had been hurtling ahead at an unprecedented pace.
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The dispute has put the brakes on production at the mine and slammed Freeport directly into Indonesian politics.
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But the company's murky shareholding structure has caused federal regulators to put the brakes on other planned acquisitions.
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That appreciation helped put the brakes on manufacturing jobs; employment fell 45,000 in the factory sector last year.
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Lopez Obrador has put the brakes on that liberalization process, saying it has not yielded benefits for Mexico.
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That travel ban is still tied up in appeals after a restraining order put the brakes on it nationwide.
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Some funds start out more aggressively than others; some put the brakes on an aggressive strategy sooner than others.
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The Packers finally put the brakes on, though, by wearing out Detroit's first-round pick, left tackle Taylor Decker.
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The frail growth has put the brakes on sectors like autos and real estate, causing fresh heartburn for banks.
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" Manchin's office said Tuesday that the senator wants to put the brakes on the potential merger for good. "Sen.
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During an appearance at the Bristol motor Speedway media center on Thursday, Bell put the brakes on that notion.
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You may think she would be too quick to put the brakes on or to rein in certain activities.
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This put the brakes on an industry that was fast expanding to meet demand from Chinese solar panel makers.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A Brazilian judge overturned on Friday a decision that put the brakes on planemaker Embraer's (EMBR3.
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Q: Do you expect the PBOC to tighten policy this year to put the brakes on flush credit conditions?
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Trump's team also wanted to put the brakes on China's drive to establish itself as the world's economic superpower.
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Article 3 would put the brakes on big business opportunities for these companies in text mining and artificial intelligence.
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The Fed has effectively put the brakes on RTP expansion and that's bad for American consumers and U.S. markets.
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While Microsoft's charts remain supportive, Gordon does see one critical level that could put the brakes on this rally.
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Consumers could be hit with higher prices that would put the brakes on already declining car sales, hammering industry profits.
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But these changes may begin to put the brakes on links of the "Hillary Clinton is a lizard person" variety.
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U.S. stock futures were sharply lower, after a mixed Wednesday on Wall Street put the brakes on Tuesday's big slide.
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My mom always put the brakes on that question whenever she overheard some well-meaning adult ask me once again.
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The problem for Trump is that he's now pulled out of existing deals and put the brakes on his own.
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Nevertheless, worries over global retail demand and too many ships have continued to put the brakes on a bigger recovery.
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Germany has put the brakes on some defence exports to the frustration of some contractors like Airbus Defence and Space.
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I just think we should put the brakes on it for a couple years until we clean the country up.
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This could continue to put the brakes on the broad market, said Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray.
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There is ample reason that Congress might, in fact, want to "put the brakes" on Rekognition and projects like it.
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We need to put the brakes on vaping sales to both adults and teens, too, until further study is complete.
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"The government cannot be trusted with this surveillance technology, and Congress should put the brakes on its use," said Stanley.
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But their bid has also put the brakes on how much managers have been able to tighten deals' senior spreads.
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Another way to limit the spread of this disease, as this study suggests, is to put the brakes on global warming.
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It's also suggesting it could put the brakes on similar deals by other companies, which have been emboldened by the decision.
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In addition, Brazil's harshest recession ever has put the brakes on the sale of medicines, which expanded 11.5 percent last year.
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Should the market takes a dive or sales slow, you can put the brakes on and reevaluate again in a quarter.
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The CMA may claim its first big scalp, having put the brakes on Amazon's investment into UK food delivery startup Deliveroo.
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Rent the Runway has put the brakes on its membership program for the time being until its resolves supply chain issues.
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"A network expansion spiral looms unless we put the brakes on," said Lex Hartman, board member at the Dutch parent firm.
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And when larger macroeconomic forces put the brakes on home sales, many traditional agents struggle or drift away from the profession.
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Environmentalists say it's important to do the easy things first to put the brakes on greenhouse gases before it's too late.
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A defeat for the referendum, or even a close victory, would have put the brakes on Catalonia's independence movement for years.
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Ackerman said that for some young kids, it can be hard to process or put the brakes on heightened emotional responses.
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It lost big name recruits and was forced to put the brakes on a plan to launch a new development division.
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Wary of significant capital outflow, the Chinese government put the brakes on what it called " irrational" foreign investments starting in late 22.
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None of these hideous headlines seems to have put the brakes on the fast-moving economy or the markets that fuel it.
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Now, economists say the Brexit vote will likely put the brakes on what little forward momentum was left for British economic growth.
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"It would appear that weaker physical demand has put the brakes on the rise in gold prices," Commerzbank said in a note.
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On Tuesday, China, North Korea's closest diplomatic ally, urged Washington and Pyongyang to "put the brakes" on all provocative actions and statements.
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The findings should help put the brakes on any proposal to solve Social Security's long-range financial imbalance by lifting retirement ages.
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That has put the brakes on some of the most ambitious new spending proposals, both in the legislature and the governor's office.
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Trump came up with an alternative theory -- somehow put the brakes on the insidious video games, which he links to mass shootings.
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But for managers with new warehouses, loan supply could effectively put the brakes on any fresh ambitions to join the CLO queue.
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Scientists believe that the cancer sends signals to put the brakes on our T-cells, which are the ones that fight disease.
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Rising interest rates could also put the brakes on consumers, who will have to pay more for their mortgages and car loans.
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Mr. Pruitt and his colleagues had some success, most prominently when the Supreme Court put the brakes on the Clean Power Plan.
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But a change in the tax code in last year's overhaul put the brakes on the merry-go-round of up-trading.
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But the White House put the brakes on, making clear that it would not endorse any such move before the Israeli elections.
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Blocking AT&T-Time Warner has put the brakes on a series of domino deals that would drastically consolidate the media landscape.
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But now, Congress has an opportunity to put the brakes on this anti-competitive behavior by passing new legislation -- The CREATES Act.
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Last year, the Supreme Court put the brakes on it after energy-producing states complained the EPA had exceeded its legal reach.
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If we held the White House, taxes would be lower for working families, and we'd put the brakes on runaway spending and debt.
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China is also trying to put the brakes on outflows, by tightening its grip on the country's links to the global financial system.
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The pound was yanked down to $22.7 from $255.97 after UK lawmakers put the brakes on the government's Brexit plans again on Tuesday.
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Trump has been vocal in his resistance to higher rates, raising concerns that increased borrowing costs will put the brakes on economic growth.
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Investors, who see the economy heading for a hard landing, say decisive interest rate hikes are needed to put the brakes on inflation.
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It may be that the company put the brakes on certain ad and commerce product releases until it felt like they were ready.
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As economic malaise forces Correa to put the brakes on his modernization program, the world must consider the consequences of such rapid development.
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Ocasio-Cortez would take our tax rates back up to the highest in the world and put the brakes on solid economic growth.
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It is even less so when you consider that this story was likely leaked to put the brakes on Trump firing Mueller now.
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Courts also in numerous circumstances put the brakes on many of the George W. Bush administration's efforts to deregulate (see here and here).
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Investment bankers expected corporate bosses to put the brakes on acquisitions amid uncertainty over how Trump would navigate global trade policy and taxation.
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After generation capacity rose by a record 53 GW in 2017, the government has also put the brakes on new installations this year.
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But I want them to put the brakes on his assaults on environmental protection, health care and the safety net for the poor.
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Vice Media put the brakes on the venue's activities by renting the two floors above DBA to be its new headquarters in 2014.
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It put the brakes on initial tariffs of 5 percent on all Mexican goods that were scheduled to go into effect on Monday.
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When Prohibition put the brakes on booze, Marsala was granted dispensation: It was presented as medicinal, complete with dosage instructions on the label.
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None of these issues by themselves will put the brakes on an economy that is powering along with a 3.9 percent unemployment rate.
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And, she says, her family and friends are excited about her future — and have put the brakes on baby talk for a while.
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Higher inflation and lower unemployment means the Federal Reserve is more likely to raise rates, which itself can put the brakes on the economy.
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Near the end of October, Soylent put the brakes on all sales of Powder 1.6, and discouraged people from eating the food bar altogether.
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The Supreme Court put the brakes on it in 2016 after energy-producing states sued the EPA, saying it had exceeded its legal reach.
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BayernLB economist Johannes Mayr said the international debate about trade policies and protectionism so far had not put the brakes on German export growth.
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The ambitious line-up struggled to break even financially, however, which prompted Horton to put the brakes on any immediate plans for future editions.
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Since becoming prime minister in May, Mahathir has put the brakes on China-backed projects worth over $20 billion, including a massive rail project.
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Dr. Gross's conclusion: Some competition can spur people to create original work, but too much or too little can put the brakes on creativity.
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Perhaps an equally important question is how to put the brakes on Orban's slide eastward and bring Hungary back to where it really belongs.
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In an environment of tightening financial conditions, economists say investment - a vital growth engine - may take a hit and put the brakes on growth.
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The Chinese government has been intensifying a campaign to put the brakes on the depreciation of the yuan, including tightening controls on capital outflows.
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If the Fed gets more aggressive than anticipated about rate hikes, that could put the brakes on the economy and, in turn, spook investors.
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And by stifling opportunities for people like me and my family, it will put the brakes on growth and progress for the whole country.
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The president has been vocal in his resistance to higher rates, raising concerns that increased borrowing costs will put the brakes on economic growth.
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And Wall Street has put the brakes on financing some of China's deal making amid accusations that they failed to properly vet the buyers.
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FRANKFURT — Just a few months ago, the European Central Bank put the brakes on a vast economic stimulus program devised during the financial crisis.
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Many American companies put the brakes on hiring and expansion plans, waiting to see if the tariff would come down after a few months.
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But it would definitely put the brakes on and limit the dangerous impact of Netanyahu's narrow right-wing approach in at least two areas.
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He said the company plans to put the brakes on growth at the end 2019 to make sure it's preserving the Lamborghini brand aura.
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Now, let&aposs not mistake this, that Democrats are making tremendous hay out of it and the President needs to put the brakes on it.
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"This incident further underscores the need to put the brakes on these efforts and for Congress to investigate the agency's data practices," Singh Guliani added.
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The party's success in implementing the odd-even car rationing formula to curb pollution in the capital briefly put the brakes on its declining popularity.
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Fears about trade wars, US mid-term elections, and rising interest rates boosted stock and debt market volatility and put the brakes on deal making.
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Because South Florida's economy — and tax revenue — is so reliant on real estate development, politicians have done little to put the brakes on urban sprawl.
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He hoped that by reminding its members to obey the constitution above all else, he and they would help "put the brakes on" creeping authoritarianism.
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On February 9th the Supreme Court, divided 20133-4 along partisan lines, put the brakes on the Clean Power Plan: a move that surprised many.
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" And some "experts worry also that the ascendance of a climate-change skeptic to the White House may put the brakes on coastal protection efforts.
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That's according to the British Beer and Pub Association (BB&PA), which is trying to put the brakes on the industry's near 40 year decline.
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The new government appears to have a more interventionist approach to the economy, one that may put the brakes on similar deals in the future.
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New York's highest court on Thursday denied President Donald Trump's attempt to put the brakes on a defamation suit from former "Apprentice" contestant Summer Zervos.
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Mr. McCabe authorized an F.B.I. spokesman and lawyer to speak to The Journal to rebut suggestions that he had put the brakes on the investigation.
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We're told there really was no option, after Governor Cuomo put the brakes on any event with more than 50 people for the time being.
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Uber -- which is testing self-driving cars in Arizona, Pittsburgh, Toronto and a few other places -- put the brakes on its tests for now. 4.
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In the last year, Trump put the brakes on the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, which created new environmental requirements for coal-fired power plants.
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The GAS MONEY Saved Act will put the brakes on any attempt to gut these standards and keep us on course to reap their benefits.
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"If we held the White House, taxes would be lower for working families, and we'd put the brakes on runaway spending and debt," she promised.
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The Federal Reserve is going to have to put the brakes on interest rate hikes much sooner than its members think, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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If the big stock market swings of the past several months continue into 2019, companies may put the brakes on acquisitions in all sectors, Breed said.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Off the road Uber's put the brakes on its self-driving cars in San Francisco after the California DMV pulled the test vehicles' registrations.
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For anyone who's put the brakes on a career for an extended period of time, getting back into the workforce can seem overwhelming and nearly impossible.
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The weakness in financials put the brakes on a developing shift in investors' preferences from tech stocks into sectors more likely to benefit from rising rates.
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U.S. protectionism will likely put the brakes on Canadian export sector growth and it may even prevent companies from setting up shop in Canada, Gignac said.
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Perhaps something along these lines could help put the brakes on runaway articles: showing highly-cited views from people with no indication of their political beliefs.
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When a record budget deficit and a decline in global commodity prices put the brakes on Brazil's economy, their plans collapsed, margins narrowed and costs spiked.
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Tumors survive and thrive, shielded by these built-in safety mechanisms on T cells, which effectively put the brakes on the body's immune response against them.
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The only way the party can hope to put the brakes on the worst of the Trump agenda is to come together as a cohesive party.
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Defenders of fracking said no president would try to put the brakes on a drilling technique that has flooded the U.S. with cheap oil and gas.
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In remarks, ACLU senior legislative counsel Neema Singh Guliani said the breach "further underscores the need to put the brakes" on the government's facial recognition efforts.
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On Monday, Reuters reported that the acting chief of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Mick Mulvaney, had put the brakes on the agency's Equifax investigation.
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One would be to ensure that hard-earned savings aren't siphoned off by self-serving advisers — but Mr. Trump has put the brakes on that effort.
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Republicans are scrambling to put the brakes on a deal between President Trump and Democrats that would pair protections for young undocumented immigrants with border security.
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Yet the reputational cost of the scandal has also put the brakes on other asset sales, according to bankers, lawyers and executives involved in the plan.
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His government would put the brakes on foreign investment in the sector spurred under a reform passed by the government of outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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Walmart has put the brakes on those acquisitions, as the company's US e-commerce losses are projected to surpass $1 billion this year, Recode previously reported.
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Bad trades, a questionable move to the suburbs and a sharp decline in team performance over the years put the brakes on the Panthers' fast start.
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The Department of the Interior, the Department of Transportation, and the Department of Energy have all halted or put the brakes on their social media output.
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The swing following the debate put the brakes on a big Trump price rally on PredictIt that coincided with a tightening in most public opinion polls.
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While it's still likely the Fed will lift rates at its next policy meeting in December, Gordon doesn't think it'll put the brakes on hikes in 2019.
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Worries over Wall Street valuations and the nearly 90 percent odds of a rate increase have put the brakes on a post-election rally in recent days.
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The FDA still has the power to put the brakes on a mosquito-based technology, according to the guidance, if its goal is to reduce disease transmission.
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Greenhouse gases from the industrial sector fell 1.2 percent, with carbon intensive cement production largely contributing to the result as builders put the brakes on new projects.
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OVER the weekend, Stephen Miller, a White House adviser, lashed out at the federal judges who have put the brakes on Donald Trump's travel and immigration bans.
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We look at how Harley-Davidson has become entangled in the Trump administration's trade war just as changing demographics have put the brakes on the motorcycle-maker.
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Now that he's taken over, Trump's administration has already rolled back numerous environmental protection rules Obama put in place, and put the brakes on new EPA regulations.
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More from Tonic: According to conventional wisdom, training a muscle that still feels sore will only delay the recovery process and put the brakes on muscle growth.
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But the outlook for wages was more muted and the CIPD warned that weak productivity growth was likely to put the brakes on private-sector pay rises.
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I WOULDN'T WANT TO JUST GO FAR OVER NEUTRAL AND THEN HAVE TO PUT THE BRAKES ON. LIESMAN: SO THERE'S AN OBVIOUS QUESTION THAT COMES FROM THAT.
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Perhaps the industry should rethink this aggressive stance, put the brakes on their drive to lower emission standards and seek other avenues of support from the president.
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An increase in American drilling and higher OPEC output put the brakes on a rally that pushed prices to their best third-quarter gains in 13 years.
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Sanchez told a news conference the crisis had put the brakes on the Spanish economy and the government would need to draw up a new "reconstruction budget".
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The US dollar is rising sharply, which could put the brakes on American exports, damaging the sales and profits of multinational companies based in the United States.
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He's put the brakes on ongoing work involving police oversight and the use of forensic evidence, while putting together his own task forces to study violent crime.
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We got Logan in Bev Hills Friday night leaving Mastro's, and he couldn't be more down with Prince Harry, who wants to put the brakes on Fortnite.
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Other executives complained Tuesday that the tariffs would cause them to put the brakes on hiring or expansion plans, and could force their businesses to close altogether.
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Credit traders said the softer export numbers put the brakes on Monday's positive session with high-yield and investment-grade names 1bp-2bp wider on generally low volumes.
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If Democrats decide to put the brakes on floor action -- something they can easily do using procedures of the Senate -- it could cause a backup confirming Trump's Cabinet.
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It could grind home sales to a halt and put the brakes on a market that, Whalen said, is expected to generate $1.6 trillion in originations this year.
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I'm talking the type where Trump has to sit in silence in the corner for an extended period of time to put the brakes on his horrific behavior.
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"Many U.S. shale oil producers have now hedged their production, which is likely to put the brakes on the price rise," anaylsts at Commerzbank said in a note.
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The program intended to put the brakes on the foreclosure crisis by helping underwater borrowers - those who owe more than their properties are worth - stay in their homes.
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The firm became well-known for writing bold checks that backed ambitious startups in India a couple of years ago before it put the brakes on that strategy.
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This in turn threatens to put the brakes on the restart of steel plants that became profitable as prices rose, as well as drive investors to other markets.
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Turbulent markets have put the brakes on deals and listings, with several scrapped IPOs — including those of Gategroup and Swissport in Switzerland — costing bankers money in recent months.
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Fearing that opening impeachment proceedings will distract from—and undermine—the 2020 campaign, she has put the brakes on many measures to hold Trump and his administration accountable.
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Faced with falling fees from fewer deals – and bleak prospects ahead – many have put the brakes on a decade-long expansion, with some cutting jobs and shutting offices.
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It's a pretty radical step, but moving to a place where life moves a bit slower could possibly put the brakes on your drunken nights and colossal hangovers.
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The intrigue: Insurers lost billions of dollars when Congress put the brakes on a program that had been designed to help stabilize the ACA in its early years.
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Before refrigeration, there was simply no way to put the brakes on the fermentation process: Ripe fruit produced alcohol, then charged ahead in warm climates, turning to vinegar.
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The proposals asked Amazon to develop a more comprehensive approach to reducing its carbon footprint and put the brakes on how the company sells surveillance technologies to governments.
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But the oil crash has put the brakes on that ambitious divestment push for now and some already announced deals could fall apart, according to several industry sources.
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But the oil crash has put the brakes on that ambitious divestment push for now and some already announced deals could fall apart, according to several industry sources.
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Another lengthy extension would be likely to put the brakes on the shifting of more business from London to EU centers such as Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Dublin.
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Calls for action may be increasingly urgent, but the partial government shutdown has put the brakes on some of the science that helps track phenomena like climate change.
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The actor who sustained a serious head injury that put the brakes on production for "Westworld" called 911 himself ... and sounded like he was about to pass out.
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The U.S. dollar is rising sharply, which could put the brakes on U.S. exports, damaging the sales and profits of dozens of multinational companies based in the United States.
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Depending on their desire to 'get the paperwork done', clubs can either 'put the brakes' on a deal or receive a 'boost' in their bid to sign a player.
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It's an interesting view of how these apps eat up minutes to hours of your day, and gives you the option to finally put the brakes on unwanted habits.
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Democrats need to pick up 23 seats in the House and two seats in the Senate to win majorities in those chambers and put the brakes on Trump's agenda.
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Why it matters: The last thing the Fed wants to do is put the brakes on an economy that is finally starting to bestow broad wage gains to workers.
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"Neither Trump's verbal attacks nor the stronger euro so far have put the brakes on exports to the United States," said Holger Bingmann, head of the BGA trade association.
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"Once you set a pattern of seeing each other very often, it's tough to put the brakes on that without taking a step back in your relationship," Mandell says.
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After jumping over 20 percent in the second quarter of the year, oil prices hit three-month lows on Monday, threatening to put the brakes on a fragile recovery.
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We have driven the debate that put the brakes on the [Trans-Pacific Partnership] and have established the standard for rewriting the economic rules that will shape this election.
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But the quarterly growth rate halved to 0.2 percent in the third quarter as a drop in exports to major trading partners put the brakes on overall economic expansion.
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But analysts say economic growth is starting to slow as measures to cool heated property prices and clamp down on riskier forms of lending put the brakes on activity.
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I was very glad to see that the Supreme Court also took issue with the costs of runaway rulemaking when it put the brakes on the Clean Power Plan.
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The Yankees put the brakes on any manufactured tumult on Wednesday — as well as on a two-game losing streak — with a 4-2 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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In addition to a hydraulic fracturing ban, New York politicians have put the brakes on pipeline projects through their permitting power, blocking the Constitution and Northern Access pipelines outright.
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Wang told Lavrov in a telephone call it was urgent that the United States and North Korea "put the brakes" on mutually irritating words and actions, the ministry said.
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"Geopolitical tensions are likely to be supportive and may put the brakes on what would otherwise be a retracement from the mid-March uptrend," MKS said in a note.
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Despite Trump's warm words for Putin, growing complaints from both parties about their nuclear capabilities could put the brakes on any rapprochement, or even spark a renewed arms race.
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From proposed infrastructure enhancements to a military build-up, the deficit long ago put the brakes on major new federal spending programs; now Trump's tax-cut proposal is threatened.
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"I don't think the N.R.A. has killed it, but they have certainly put the brakes on," said John Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety, a national advocacy group.
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Instead of threatening to take health insurance away from millions of Americans, we've continued our health care exchange and pioneered legislation to put the brakes on runaway drug prices.
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Orlando also pointed to the potential for Democrats to assume the majority in the House and Senate this year, which may put the brakes on Trump's business-friendly agenda.
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However, IT stocks put the brakes on the rally, with the index closing down 2.91% after recording its worst intraday day drop in over two-and-a-half years.
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"Imposing 25 percent tariffs on U.S. whiskeys could put the brakes on an American export success story," said Christine LoCascio, senior vice president of international trade for the council.
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Lopez Obrador took office vowing to revive state-owned Pemex and put the brakes on foreign investment to give the public a bigger cut of the country's oil wealth.
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Recent gains in the value of the euro against the dollar and other major currencies were expected to slow exports and potentially put the brakes on the eurozone economy.
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The girl may need to put the brakes on first in order to help the boy," and, "Girls need to be careful with what they wear, because males are looking!
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For these companies, the G20 meeting represents a chance to see Trump relax his stance on taxing Chinese exports and to put the brakes on expensive potential supply chain shifts.
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I think at this time they have to understand the balance of power, and number one, that Congress could put the brakes on what is happening in the White House.
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This Tuesday's primary awards all delegates to a single candidate, meaning the Sunshine State could either make a Trump nomination all but inevitable, or put the brakes on his momentum.
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The news comes on the heels of a legal victory for W50 in which a judge put the brakes on Dentsu -- the previous financial backer -- attempting to cancel the event.
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WhatsApp could put the brakes on Snapchat's international growth with today's launch of WhatsApp Status, a new tab for sharing decorated photos, videos and GIFs that disappear after 3.23 hours.
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"In the context of the exponential growth of these procedures, studies like this one help us, as a medical community and society, to cautiously put the brakes on," Walsh said.
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Ukraine initially expected the latest tranche last October, but the IMF repeatedly delayed it while a political crisis - which eventually brought down the last government — put the brakes on reform.
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As such, it's a good idea to put the brakes on any non-essential new credit applications if you know you plan to purchase a home in the near future.
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An unexpectedly quick return of U.S. shale production since OPEC and non-OPEC producers agreed in December to limit oil production has put the brakes on a rebounding oil price.
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When Congress was attempting to pass a comprehensive immigration bill in 2013 and 2014, many Republican lawmakers put the brakes on the measure, instead calling for tough border enforcement only.
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The stock market hit another record high on Wednesday alongside a lack of signals from the Federal Reserve that it plans to prematurely put the brakes on the U.S. economy.
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In an interview with Reuters, Bezerra said delays in the Economy Ministry presenting its proposals and differences between the two chambers are likely to put the brakes on the overhaul.
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Pruitt has rushed headlong toward undoing every climate and clean air regulation put in place in the history of his agency, and courts are beginning to put the brakes on this.
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For Pichai's statement to Congress to be truthful, there is only one possibility: that the company has put the brakes on Dragonfly since The Intercept first exposed the project in August.
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This put the brakes on some of China's most acquisitive conglomerates, including Anbang Insurance Group, Dalian Wanda Group, Fosun Group and HNA Group, which faced lengthy approvals for their outbound deals.
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Regulatory frameworks in Europe put the brakes on development on promising technologies such as cryptocurrencies, "flying taxis" and gene editing, while autonomous vehicles and drones face fewer obstacles, the report says.
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Meituan Dianping, the Tencent-backed, all-encompassing platform for local services, continues to put the brakes on bike-sharing and ride-hailing, the company said on its earnings call on Thursday.
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"On this one question in a preliminary way, he has put the brakes on a Trump administration initiative and that's an embarrassment and it's a defeat for the President," he added.
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The problem is, once you've optimized your entire site for the spread of viral news and engagement, it's sort of hard to put the brakes on just one part of that.
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Kanye West's plan to build an amphitheater on his ranch is drawing the ire of officials in Wyoming ... and they're ordering him to put the brakes on his construction project pronto!!!
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In other words, they were the type of candidates who should run for Congress in 2018, if Democrats hope to make gains enough to put the brakes on Mr. Trump's agenda.
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These employment-based policies, he said, essentially try to put the brakes on unnecessary care and overutilizing services by creating barriers in the form of co-pays, co-insurance, and deductibles.
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Democrats should use their recess to put the brakes on an impeachment drive already heading in the wrong direction and think clearly about what they're doing and why they're doing it.
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The department store chain said on Thursday that it had decided to put the brakes on its relationship with Ms. Trump and removed her brand from a list on its site.
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" Flake's belated attempt to put the brakes on Kavanaugh's confirmation drew only a half-hearted cheer from Noah Berlatsky, who said it was only "the bare minimum to even approach decency.
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Judges do not appear out of nowhere to put the brakes on jurors' democratic sentiment: they are carefully chosen, or they are supposed to be, for their intellect, expertise and fair-mindedness.
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How will the administration be able to approve this kind of merger if they're trying to put the brakes on a less-concerning vertical merger like the AT&T Time Warner deal?
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Negative interest rates and currency interventions are set to remain the SNB's main tools in its campaign to put the brakes on the franc, which it has consistently described as "significantly overvalued".
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Manubu Sakai told the Nomura Investment Forum in Singapore that the aim was to boost tax revenues through sustainable economic revitalization but admitted that the country must put the brakes on borrowing.
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So it's no surprise that Pacquiao has been trying to put the brakes on any talks of a split between the home of his birth and the land that made him rich.
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Last week, the IMF warned in its annual review of the country that China needed to put the brakes on unsustainable credit growth and stop providing financing to weak companies, Reuters reported.
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That&aposs a theory that&aposs out there, it certainly possible that some in (inaudible) were concerned that he was moving too fast and they wanted to put the brakes on him.
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And though it looked like some of his Arab foes were ready to break the diplomatic ice with Assad a few months ago, U.S. pressure has put the brakes on further rapprochement.
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And while the international community has put the brakes on Iran's nuclear program, an unconstrained North Korea continues to test and perfect nuclear explosive devices and the ballistic missiles to carry them.
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Producers who set their 123 spending plans when oil was above $50 a barrel could put the brakes on second-half expenditures, crimping the oilfield sector's ability to raise prices, they said.
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The decision underscores efforts by BTG Pactual to focus on core activities, reduce assets and put the brakes on a global expansion since the November 2015 arrest of billionaire founder André Esteves.
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Then there are the uncompleted wells that can get finished quickly, unleashing up to hundreds of thousands of barrels per day of extra supply that could put the brakes on price gains.
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But in the past week or so the US appears to have returned to a confrontational policy on China as it lost faith in Beijing's ability to put the brakes on Pyongyang.
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Investors are watchful about other companies raising such warnings, as inflation is picking up and the Federal Reserve is in no mood to put the brakes on its own rate-hike program.
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Senators should put the brakes on AV START, reject attempts to evade regular order by tacking it onto the end of year funding measure, and advance a bill that puts safety first.
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Imagine if we'd tried to put the brakes on the development of telephone or radio technology a century ago, personal computer technology a generation ago or cell phone technology a decade ago.
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"No longer does it appear that central banks will be trying to put the brakes on," said Greg Anderson, global head of foreign exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Mr. Netanyahu, a savvy politician and a pragmatist, is usually the one to put the brakes on the rightward acceleration, such as staving off demands to annex parts of the West Bank.
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The United States and China have slapped import duties on each others' goods in a tit-for-tat tariff war that investors worry could put the brakes on global trade and growth.
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They worry that policies enacted by the Trump administration could put the brakes on the American market, which last year set a second consecutive annual sales record, with 17.55 million vehicles sold.
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We got Kellyanne in D.C. Sunday, where she was quick to point out Obama temporarily put the brakes on the Iraqi refugee program by adding lots of red tape to the process.
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There is also concern that the slowing economy might put the brakes on the Fed's plans to raise interest rates, which ultimately help banks make more money by raising borrowing rates on loans.
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There's the lack of control over how our personal data is used, the inability to put the brakes on fake and misleading news and the subtle, sophisticated and mysterious world of political advertising.
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In that letter, which was obtained by CNN Business, a Facebook executive reiterated the company's goals with Libra — an indication that the company does not plan to put the brakes on the project.
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When we&aposve seen this kind of thing happen in the past there have been elder statesmen or elder stateswomen in the party or something to try to put the brakes on it.
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A Washington state judge put the brakes on Uber's attempt to block the city of Seattle from implementing a landmark law allowing freelance drivers for ride-hailing companies to unionize, according to Reuters.
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Dodon won the presidential race after campaigning to put the brakes on seven years of closer relations with the EU, after a massive corruption scandal sapped the popularity of his pro-Brussels rivals.
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Clinton, who came in third in the state in 2008, a crushing result that was the fatal flaw in the base of her campaign, is trying to put the brakes on Mr. Sanders.
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Watchmakers have been exposed to combined effects of record low oil prices and signs of economic weakness in China that have prompted some Russian and Asian customers to put the brakes on buying.
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The possibility of a slower path for U.S. rate hikes was seen as less welcome by stock market participants as some had hoped the Fed might put the brakes on raising rates altogether.
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Since becoming prime minister he has put the brakes on a number of China-backed projects, including the $20 billion East Coast Rail Link project and a natural gas pipeline project in Sabah.
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But as it turned out, it was the Garratts who suffered the negative repercussions; otherwise the indictments and Su Bin's arrest seemed to have compelled China to put the brakes on its hacking.
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"This incident further underscores the need to put the brakes on these efforts and for Congress to investigate the agency's data practices," ACLU Senior Legislative Counsel, Neema Singh Guliani, said in a statement.
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But reports of problems procuring parts for Tesla's older Model X prompted some worries that similar hitches could bedevil the Model 3's success, and put the brakes on Tesla's soaring share price.
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Beyond the overarching personal message of good personal hygiene (wash your hands, don't touch your face), there are several other broad public health strategies used to put the brakes on a viral outbreak.
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Slower economic growth in China, plunging oil prices, volatile exchange rates and security threats that have curbed tourist flows have all put the brakes on spending on upmarket handbags, shoes and other accessories.
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Jenelle's mother has custody of Jace and Jenelle has visitation rights, but we're told CPS has put the brakes on visits to Jenelle's home because of the dog-killing incident earlier this month.
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If you can put the brakes on any Netflix binge-watching or iTunes downloading until the set-up process is finished, you're going to be up and running on your new laptop more quickly.
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The lack of energy infrastructure could put the brakes on foreign investment inflows into one of Asia's fastest growing economies, and challenge Vietnam's position as the top beneficiary of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Gwen Stefani was hauling ass and avoiding questions about haters hating on BF Blake Shelton's Sexiest Man of the Year title, but it didn't matter because TSA eventually put the brakes on her hustle.
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Since becoming prime minister Mahathir has put the brakes on a number of China-backed projects, including the $20 billion East Coast Rail Link project and a natural gas pipeline project in Sabah state.
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The lack of energy infrastructure could put the brakes on foreign investment inflows into one of Asia's fastest-growing economies and challenge Vietnam's position as the top beneficiary of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Democrats have raised concerns there may have been a quid pro quo in relation to $400 million in military aid that Trump moved to put the brakes on about a week before the call.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions on Russian military exports have put the brakes on a $21 billion deal with India and may derail the arms purchases of other U.S. allies around Asia, experts say.
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Gold steadied around a 3-1/2-month high on Thursday as prospects for further U.S. interest rate increases put the brakes on a recent rally, while palladium touched record highs on tight supplies.
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Roberto Escobar -- the accountant in Pablo's empire -- fired off a letter to Netflix in which he demands the media company put the brakes on season 2, unless the company gets a sign off from him.
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Policies rather than economic factors put the brakes on FDI spending, UNCTAD investment chief James Zhan said, including Trump's tax reform, which encouraged U.S. firms to repatriate earnings, effectively sucking FDI out of foreign projects.
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However, with the Fed signalling "some further gradual" rate hikes despite global risks, traders are growing increasingly nervous that higher borrowing costs would hurt corporate profits and put the brakes on the world's biggest economy.
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"It's a project that links women together: Women of all nationalities, women of color, every woman, together, so we can go forward and try to put the brakes on what's about to happen," she said.
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Biological factors (health conditions, lack of sleep, painful sex), psychological factors (stress, mood state), and social factors (relationship conflict, children) are all things that tend to put the brakes on both sex and sexual initiation.
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That deal, worth a potential $1 billion, was reportedly on the rocks as the Chinese government put the brakes on offshore investments, but insiders maintained all along that it would happen as constructed last January.
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Upcoming economic data locally, with business confidence and industrial production figures due in the session, also put the brakes on the rand with investors keen gauge whether growth will gain momentum going into year-end.
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Conservation groups - including WildEarth Guardians which jointly launched the lawsuit in 2016 - said the decision marked an important precedent that could force the Trump administration to put the brakes on its pro-fossil fuels agenda.
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While Castello Branco has said he favors selling noncore assets, some of the generals close to Bolsonaro, who see the oil company as a "strategic asset," may put the brakes on any radical restructuring bid.
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SHANGHAI — As an exodus of money adds to the pressure on a slowing economy, regulators are trying to put the brakes on overseas use of China's currency by increasing the scrutiny of certain overseas deals.
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An AT&T tie-up with Time Warner would be a key test of Clinton's willingness to put the brakes on the seemingly inexorable trend toward greater corporate power in the communications and entertainment sectors.
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BERLIN, Nov 15 (Reuters) - German economic growth slowed more than expected in the third quarter of 2016 as weaker exports put the brakes on overall activity in Europe's largest economy, preliminary data showed on Tuesday.
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McCollum, whose district covers the city of St. Paul and is nearly 250 miles from the proposed mine site, is using her role as an appropriator to try to put the brakes on the project.
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A statement by the Governing Council included several phrases that would normally be taken as indications that the central bank was in no hurry to put the brakes on the growth of the eurozone economy.
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Madonna won't be able to put the brakes on the sale of an old jailhouse letter from Tupac that's being auctioned off because of a release she signed almost 15 years ago ... TMZ has learned.
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And a few days ago, Mr. Trump himself sought to put the brakes on open confrontation, telling the acting defense secretary, Patrick M. Shanahan, that he did not want to go to war with Iran.
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That's related to fears over NAFTA and an outflow of capital from the country's oil patch, but it also has to do with Canada wanting to put the brakes on foreigners scooping up real estate.
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"We are worried that his plan to put America first, which suggests an inward-looking policy, not hegemony, may lead to a trend towards a lower dollar and put the brakes on free trade," he said.
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The increasingly acrimonious trade dispute has rattled investors who fear that the countries are careening dangerously down a track that will badly damage global supply lines and put the brakes on an already slowing world economy.
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Okay, I kept on forgetting what my last name was and where I was and what my job was and stuff like that, but it was like someone had finally put the brakes on my life.
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"Businesses need to be careful that in cutting back on investment to boost resilience they don't put the brakes on too hard," said Jo Harris, a managing director at Lloyds, one of Britain's largest business lenders.
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When President Trump signed an executive order last week requiring two federal regulations to be rescinded for every new one passed, he simultaneously put the brakes on the future of drone delivery in the United States.
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It's a good day for Bill Cosby ... not only did the L.A. County D.A. reject 2 sexual assault cases, he just got a court to put the brakes on Janice Dickinson's lawsuit she filed against him.
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The duo, who were forced to put the brakes on their blossoming relationship when the show's "truth booth" revealed they weren't each other's perfect match, rekindled their romance following the season's cast reunion in March 2017.
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It's becoming increasingly common for the mainstream channels to put the brakes on their schedules and switch to rolling coverage when these sorts of things happen, so the criticisms weren't just directed at 24-hour broadcasters.
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DTCC, known as Wall Street's bookkeeper, recently put the brakes on a blockchain system for the clearing and settlement of repurchase, or repo, agreement transactions, said Murray Pozmanter, head of clearing agency services at the DTCC.
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Even the Sharks, a fast team in their own right, knew if they were to win their first Stanley Cup they would have to put the brakes on the Penguins with a punishing style of play.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A bill that could put the brakes on water resource developer Cadiz Inc's plan to pump water from California's Mojave Desert failed to make it past the state Senate's appropriations committee on Friday.
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For example, he has put the brakes on a rule that had been sought by the Obama administration to make information about dangerous chemicals at plants more easily available to the public and local emergency responders.
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But at the same time the number of people planning to take a vacation in the next six months is up 2 percentage points, a sign that consumers haven't put the brakes on all discretionary spending.
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While the FTSE ended 2016 up more than 14 percent, fresh political concerns stemming from a hung parliament in this month's election and uncertainty around Brexit negotiations have put the brakes on UK shares this year.
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France has a long history of economic protectionism, and for several years now, politicians here have tried to put the brakes on Uber's popularity through regulation, and now by bolstering private taxi services with taxpayer money.
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The Justice Department is asking a judge to put the brakes on a civil lawsuit against J. P. Morgan Chase, citing an ongoing probe into a "related criminal case" that involves alleged manipulation of precious metals markets.
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And I think it's going to be the Fed that is going to put the brakes on this whole notion," Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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While energy companies have put the brakes on capital spending thanks to low crude prices, in a few short years there won't even be enough oil to meet demand, former Shell Oil CEO John Hofmeister predicted Thursday.
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At an energy conference in Singapore on Wednesday, experts agreed lower prices are finally starting to put the brakes on production growth, but they can't seem to agree on when a meaningful supply-demand rebalancing will happen.
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HM: I honestly don't know in what way the board was involved in this, but I think it's a good example of where a board should put the brakes on an idea until the risks are clear.
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The Spanish football federation (RFEF) has put the brakes on the league's plans by demanding more information on the game, which also must be approved by the United States soccer federation and regional bodies UEFA and CONCACAF.
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The approval of the project comes at a time of increased tension between Russia and Ukraine, raising concerns in Sofia that the conflict may once again put the brakes on Russia's plans to ship gas through Bulgaria.
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Stricter legal and regulatory scrutiny has continued to put the brakes on M&A announcements this year, compounding the impact of the recession and political turmoil that has kept keeping buyers and sellers at odds over valuations.
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In them, the writers describe the exact relationship I currently find myself in: one in which we've passed the casual hook-up phase, but have put the brakes on the full-blown relationship for the time being.
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"A Fed that is going to continue at a pace with tightening expectations and get the fed funds into the mid 2 percent to low 3 percent range, would put the brakes on the economy," Lyngen said.
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Oil fell more than $1 a barrel on Monday, as a rise in U.S. drilling and higher OPEC output put the brakes on a rally that saw prices score their biggest third-quarter gain in 13 years.
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"She got ahead of the curve," National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow told reporters on Tuesday near the President's Florida estate, a day after a report claiming Trump "put the brakes" on plans for new Russia sanctions.
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"What's worrying is that the delay (in achieving the fiscal target) would make it impossible for the government to put the brakes on spiraling fiscal spending," said Hideo Kumano, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Wednesday launched a new volley against jurisdictions it considers to be so-called sanctuary cities -- even as a federal judge put the brakes on a similar attempt earlier in the day.
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The OPEC ministers said the market faced an "unprecedented situation" because of the coronavirus outbreak, which has prompted measures to stop it spreading that have dampened global economic activity and put the brakes on demand for oil.
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BAYTOWN, Texas (Reuters) - Plunging energy prices robbed the Texas economy of an estimated 223,2000 jobs last year, as oil and gas companies put the brakes on production and slashed investment, throwing engineers and geologists out of work.
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President Donald Trump on Friday put the brakes on his plan to declassify and release documents and texts related to the federal investigation of his presidential campaign and the inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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The Spanish football federation (RFEF) has put the brakes on the league's plans by demanding more information on January's game, which must also be approved by the United States soccer federation and regional bodies UEFA and CONCACAF.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, radical change in economic policies fostered by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher put the brakes on government planning and ushered in a new free-market supply-side era and a two-decade boom.
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Several of those free market ideas such as expanding Health Savings Accounts, block granting Medicaid and turning Medicare into a voucher plan could bring some restraints on spending but none will truly put the brakes on defensive medicine.
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Related: An Election Has Put the Brakes on Doctor-Assisted Suicide Consultation in Canada The Calgary woman, who had ALS, ended her life this week in Vancouver after she was granted a legal exemption by an Alberta court.
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Then earlier this month Amazon Business, which sells in bulk to businesses, put the brakes on its plan to sell and distribute pharmaceutical products after it failed to persuade big hospitals to alter the way they purchase supplies.
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Under the central bank's recently announced "prudent and neutral" stance, it is expected to guide market interest rates higher to help put the brakes on flush credit conditions, which should also support the weakening yuan, the sources said.
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The Spanish football federation (RFEF) has put the brakes on the league's plans by demanding more information on January's game, which must also be approved by the United States soccer federation and regional governing bodies UEFA and CONCACAF.
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The decade-old row between the West African neighbours has put the brakes on the development of Ghana's $6 billion offshore TEN field, run by Tullow Oil , one of the projects in the contested area of the Atlantic.
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In recent weeks, top administration officials have lobbied Congress for changes that would have weakened the role for members of Congress to put the brakes on the executive branch if it works to scale back sanctions on Russia.
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Lawmakers are urging President Trump to put the brakes on an Emirates flight route that will soon begin flying between the U.S. and Greece, raising concern about an air carrier that receives billions of dollars in state subsidies.
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"This incident further underscores the need to put the brakes on these efforts and for Congress to investigate the agency's data practices," said Neema Singh Guliani, senior legislative counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union, in a statement.
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The whole city went tits-up almost overnight; foreclosures were doled out a lot faster than good hands, and by early 2010 unemployment jumped to a near-unthinkable 14%, which kind of put the brakes on the daydreaming.
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Noreika's comments could stoke tensions between his agency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC), which insures customer deposits at traditional banks and has put the brakes on moves by Wal-Mart and others to get into banking.
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China is trying to put the brakes on the blistering yet haphazard growth of the country's online micro-lenders, unveiling tougher rules in recent weeks, including a ban on loans to borrowers who have no source of income.
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The news comes at a time of increased tensions between Russia and Ukraine, and Sofia is concerned that the conflict may once again put the brakes on Russia's plans to ship gas through Bulgaria to Europe, bypassing Kiev.
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As interest rates tighten in developed markets and trade tensions between two of the world's largest economies simmer, the global economic wheels are expected to turn slower - but not enough to put the brakes on the region's momentum.
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After an opening round of talks, Wells concluded that the Fed was not likely to budge on its central demand: that the bank put the brakes on any growth until it proved that its governance was substantially improved.
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"This suggests that there is little reason to raise rates much further, invert the yield curve, put the brakes on the economy and risk that it does, in fact, trigger a recession," he said in a blog post.
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National authorities across the globe, and particularly in Asia, have attempted to put the brakes on a global boom in the trading of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies - a form of digital money created and maintained by its users.
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Iranian officials say that even before Trump imposed restrictions on travel to the United States from seven mainly Muslim countries, concerns about what the new U.S. president might do had already put the brakes on post-sanctions business.
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"It's striking that in almost every corner of the world geopolitical tensions are threatening to put the brakes on growth," John Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said in a speech last week.
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According to Sanchez, the measure recently enacted in California is going to put the brakes on illegal sales from Mexico—Americans, she said, will prefer to buy marijuana legally (and at a lower price) in their own country.
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India's fuel demand in 2016 grew at its fastest in at least 16 years as low oil prices boosted demand for gasoline and aviation fuels, but analysts say the nation's currency troubles will put the brakes on this year.
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Or, if you don't want to put the brakes on them, don't get all pissy on Twitter when people point out that being a journalist doesn't give you some sort of higher power to pontificate on all things ethics.
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Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President Esther George said on Wednesday that she wants to raise interest rates "slowly but surely," but said that doing so does not mean she wants to put the brakes on U.S. economic growth.
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Government moves to overhaul outdated public transport, making it safer and more environment friendly, will put the brakes on a mode of travel that has long been the surest and cheapest option in a country of 13 million people.
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These setbacks, in conjunction with a rash of criticisms accusing the company of hiding the deaths from the public and "going way too fast" with the trials, has finally led Juno to put the brakes on the program entirely.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Defamation lawsuits filed by two Indian public figures accused of sexual harassment have sparked warnings from women's rights activists and legal experts that prolonged court battles could put the brakes on the country's nascent #MeToo movement.
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The new deficit target will still be below EU's 13% threshold for fiscal shortfalls and is not expected to put the brakes on Bulgaria's plans to join the precursor to euro zone membership, the ERM-2 mechanism, this year.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Venezuela's shrinking economy has sparked an exodus of LGBT+ people as the economic crisis has put the brakes on the country's growing tolerance towards its gay and trans community, activists told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But there is growing concern that President Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the nation's closest allies, including Canada and Mexico, could put the brakes on jobs growth and eventually cost the United States millions of jobs.
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From the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee's perspective, the question will be whether it will need to step in to put the brakes on runaway growth or will it be able to continue its gradualist approach to policy normalization.
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Other things to know after the market's record climb: The stock market hit another record high on Wednesday alongside a lack of signals from the Federal Reserve that it plans to prematurely put the brakes on the U.S. economy.
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"Young, healthy people have a robust immune system, and in mounting a response to an infection, sometimes they simply can't put the brakes on it," explained Dr. Buddy Creech, a pediatric infectious disease expert at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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High global oil prices, rising interest rates and a weaker rupee in recent months has dented demand for cars in India, the world's fastest growing auto market, and could put the brakes on sales growth in Suzuki's biggest market.
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In his first few weeks back in office, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has put the brakes on projects and cut ministers' salaries to tackle about 1 trillion ringgit ($249.19 billion) of national debt he blames on past corruption.
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Establishing new air traffic management systems that could handle the upcoming deluge and ensure passenger safety is complicated work, and it's causing regulators and policy makers to put the brakes on eager corporations pushing to get their products to the market.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil fell more than $1 a barrel on Monday as a rise in U.S. drilling and higher OPEC output put the brakes on a rally that helped prices notch their biggest third-quarter gain in 20163 years.
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Bankers are hoping that M&A driven transactions will bolster 2017 volumes, much like Dell's acquisition of EMC and Western Digital's purchase of SanDisk did this year after the sell-off in crude put the brakes on new issuance activity.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Russian counterpart in a telephone call on Tuesday that it is urgent that the United States and North Korea "put the brakes" on mutually irritating words and actions, the ministry said.
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Energy stocks were pressured after oil prices fell more than 250 percent as a rise in U.S. drilling and higher OPEC output put the brakes on a rally that helped prices notch their biggest third-quarter gain in 20.04 years.
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During the dark days of the downturn, Boyd put the brakes on a multibillion-dollar development on the north end of the Strip called Echelon, and in 2013 sold the unfinished site for $350 million to Malaysia-based Genting Group.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador took office in December vowing to revive state-owned energy company Pemex and put the brakes on foreign investment to give the public a bigger cut of the country's oil wealth.
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Trump has acknowledged he moved to put the brakes on roughly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine about a week before the call, but has pushed against the notion he did so as part of a quid pro quo effort.
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The Bank of Korea now sees the economy growing 2.6 percent this year — the lowest since 2012 and slightly below its earlier projection of 2.7 percent — as slowing global growth threatens to put the brakes on the country's stellar export performance.
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Stocks have largely risen this week on hopes of a trade deal, but a batch of weak data pointing to growing headwinds to the U.S. economy put the brakes on the S&P 500's three-day rally on Thursday.
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No one really ever expects a major title, especially one with a major online components, to launch even in a limited way without a few speed bumps, but something like this can really put the brakes on a hype train.
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Your decision to publicly acknowledge the lack of progress on denuclearization will probably not put the brakes on the momentum behind the Kim train -- we assess that other countries will consciously continue to recouple with him for self-interested reasons.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday for a second time asked the U.S. Supreme Court to put the brakes on a lawsuit filed by young activists who have accused the U.S. government of ignoring the perils of climate change.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a bid by President Donald Trump's administration to put the brakes on a lawsuit filed by young activists who have accused the U.S. government of ignoring the perils of climate change.
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Underground problems, bowed foundations, litigious homeowner associations and flips that are actually flops: A lot of things could put the brakes on a home purchase, and they might not be the things you notice while you're at the open house.
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With a third of meals now being eaten out, Dr. Bleich suggested that prompting restaurants to gradually, surreptitiously reduce the amount of fat, sugar and calories in the meals they serve could help put the brakes on societal weight gain.
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Oil fell more than $1 a barrel to below $56 on Monday as a rise in U.S. drilling and higher OPEC output put the brakes on a rally that helped prices to register their biggest third-quarter gain in 2500 years.
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He won the last race at Hockenheim in 2014 and a repeat would see him jump back to the top of the standings and allow him to put the brakes on Hamilton, who has won five of the last six races.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is trying to put the brakes on flush credit by guiding short-term interest rates higher, but it's expected to keep benchmark interest rates steady and may even loosen credit conditions if growth falters.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy stalled in the final quarter of last year, just skirting recession as fallout from global trade disputes and Brexit put the brakes on a decade of expansion amid signs that exports will stay subdued for the time being.
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The addition of millions of new tonnes from Brazil and Australia, the return of marginal tonnes from minor producers, and the increase in China's domestic output should serve to put the brakes on iron ore's rally, even if steel continues to perform strongly.
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They understand that when Kim Jong-un is talking about denuclearization he doesn't necessarily mean the same thing that we mean, so there's a lot of pressure to just put the brakes on, be cautious, make sure you know what you're doing.
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FCC declines to punish Sinclair for its 'must-run' segments and scripts Whether it was because of this unremitting scrutiny or simply because Sinclair's merger proposal was blatantly disingenuous, Pai decided to do an about-face and put the brakes on the deal.
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Also on Thursday, the Senate put the brakes on another bill that passed the House, which would provide $81 billion in new disaster aid to help Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and several states hit by this year's hurricanes or wildfires.
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And she has no plans to put the brakes on anytime soon: Ahead of her April due date, the glamorous royal is scheduled to meet crime prevention experts from the National Council and to accompany Queen Silvia to a workshop for refugee children.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Shares of water resource developer Cadiz Inc lost nearly a fifth of their value on Friday as California lawmakers considered a bill that could put the brakes on the company's plan to pump water from the Mojave Desert.
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It put the brakes on President Obama's Clean Power Plan to limit greenhouse-gas emissions, and upheld the prosecution of American lawyers who trained a civilian Kurdish organization in conflict-resolution techniques, because the group had ties to the militant Kurdish Workers Party.
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MILAN (Reuters) - League chief Matteo Salvini's call for snap Italian elections after he turned on his own coalition partner faced mounting resistance on Sunday, with both his former 5-Star ally and the center-left opposition seeking to put the brakes on.
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You can see why Kahoot may have decided to put the brakes on building too much, too fast: there have been a number of examples of gaming companies waxing and waning on the back of what's on the slate at the moment.
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Regulators had put the brakes on subsidies for new energy vehicles - defined as battery electric and plug-in hybrids - after discovering widespread cheating of the subsidy scheme last year, instituting stricter rules for qualifying and slowing approvals at the start of 2017.
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Britain's Brexit vote and the resulting uncertainty and currency moves, a series of attacks in Europe, plus depressed appetite for corporate travel, have all put the brakes on demand this year, prompting IAG to trim capacity and twice downgrade its 2016 profit forecast.
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On one side is the Environmental Protection Agency's acting chief, Andrew Wheeler, who has tried to put the brakes on the plan, fearing that its legal and technical arguments are weak and will set up the Trump administration for an embarrassing courtroom loss.
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We chart a course for immediately protecting at least 30 percent of Earth's surface to put the brakes on rapid biodiversity loss, and then add another 20 percent comprising ecosystems that can suck disproportionately large amounts of carbon out of the atmosphere.
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That could make it difficult for many small borrowers to get loans, especially in the countryside where two-thirds of India's 1.3 billion people live, and put the brakes on a surge in private consumption with a knock-on effect on growth.
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SAN JUAN, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Bankrupt Puerto Rico's government told a federal judge on Wednesday that its opposition to a new plan announced earlier this month to restructure more than $85 billion of its debt should put the brakes on a confirmation process.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An emergency crew called out to manually apply handbrakes to a 268-car iron ore train in the Australian outback mistakenly put the brakes on the wrong train, according to a preliminary report into a runaway train derailment last year.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tough measures to cool the property market in China's resort island of Hainan have put the brakes on a real estate boom and underscore the policy risks developers and investors face as the government tries to rein in prices.
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The Philadelphia court's ruling in favor of businesses could trigger more legal battles over the bans, and potentially put the brakes on a policy trend that has the potential to help narrow the pay gap that leaves female workers and people of color behind.
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Executives at the formerly high-flying burrito chain announced plans this week to expand its menu, explore a loyalty program, spend heavily on traditional advertising and potentially put the brakes on some new restaurant deals - moves embraced by its competitors but not previously by Chipotle.
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Unlike rival Tesla Inc, which put the brakes on its rapid solar expansion to preserve cash amid slowing industry growth, Sunrun has kept up a growth rate of about 15 percent and set up shop in several markets this year, including Texas and Florida.
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"Congress should take immediate action to put the brakes on this technology with a moratorium on its use, given that it has not been fully debated and its use has never been explicitly authorized," said Neema Singh Guliani, ACLU legislative counsel, in a statement.
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PRAGUE, July 210.38 (Reuters) - Czech yields were mixed on Wednesday before the sale by auction of a new tranche of a euro-denominated government bond that has drawn strong investor demand this year, while a firming U.S. dollar put the brakes on central Europe's currencies.
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FOMC: The Federal Open Market Committee has put the brakes on any potential rate hikes this year, leading to a slightly softer dollar and a rally in metals in thin-volume trade in Asia, wrote Malcolm Freeman, director of Kingdom Futures, in a note.
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It's almost certain to put the brakes on a rule change that would have made 4 million low-paid salaried workers eligible for overtime, and to make it easier for companies to classify employees as "subcontractors" to get out of their legal responsibilities as employers.
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Washington (CNN)China urged the US and North Korea to urgently "put the brakes" on provocative actions and words on Tuesday after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appeared to back away from a threat to fire missiles toward the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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Escalating political tensions fueled by allegations that President Michel Temer's administration might be involved in a massive graft scheme and growing social unrest stemming from the passage of deficit-cutting bills in Congress "helped put the brakes on this specific transaction," said the first person.
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That had put the brakes on a rally that had lifted the S&P 500 almost 10% since early October, when top diplomats from China and the United States met and outlined an initial agreement that Trump said he hoped could be sealed within weeks.
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That put the brakes on a rally that had lifted the S&P 0.453 almost 10% since early October, when top diplomats from China and the United States met and outlined an initial agreement that Trump said he hoped could be sealed within weeks.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 21 (Reuters) - The Brazilian National Treasury and state-controlled lender Caixa Econômica Federal will team up to extend financial aid to debt-laden regional governments, in a bid to stave off a crisis that threatens to put the brakes on an incipient economic recovery.
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The latest trade war scare has put the brakes on a rally that had lifted the S&P 500 since early October, when top diplomats from China and the United States met and outlined an initial agreement that Trump said he hoped could be sealed within weeks.
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The latest trade war scare has put the brakes on a rally that had lifted the S&P 500 since early October, when top diplomats from China and the United States met and outlined an initial agreement that Trump said he hoped could be sealed within weeks.
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Spending day in and day out in an environment where coworkers were butting into my mental and physical space every few minutes turned my anxiety way up, which in turn made it almost impossible to put the brakes on catastrophizing, especially when it came to the phantom tampon.
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The new round of projections by policymakers, issued on Wednesday, was the clearest indication yet that higher short-term growth coming from massive fiscal stimulus may pose a cost down the road in the form of interest rates high enough to actually put the brakes on the economy.
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If you're legitimately so upset that a game's own publisher, in this case Koei Tecmo, put the brakes on distributing a teenagers-titillating T&A "sports simulation" overseas, that you're somewhere on the internet ranting about how the left-leaning Western media has ruined your fun, get a grip.
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Under Krueger's leadership, BMW lost the title of best-selling luxury carmaking brand to Mercedes-Benz in 2016, and put the brakes on a plan to mass produce carbon-fibre based electric cars at a time when zero-emission vehicles made by Tesla were gaining traction with customers.
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But closures on this scale could put the brakes on China's better-than-expected output of major commodities, hurt demand for raw materials, like iron ore and coal, clog global supply chains and get business for the world's second-largest economy off to a subdued start in 2017.
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Benisek v Lamone marks the second time the court has stepped into an electoral politics minefield this term, and in three months' time, the justices must decide whether to try to put the brakes on partisan gerrymandering—a scourge of American democracy whereby politicians rig elections in their own favour.
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The company faces a series of obstacles that could put the brakes on its growth, including the increasing risk of being swallowed up by a larger rival, the need to invest huge amounts of money to build infrastructure in eastern Siberia and a lack of skilled staff in the remote region.
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In Florida, Governor-elect Ron DeSantis -- who told Florida voters not to "monkey this up" and benefited from racist robocalls calling his opponent Andrew Gillum a "negro" and a "monkey" -- now wants to put the brakes on a successful ballot measure that will restore voting rights to 1.4 million ex-felons.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has sought to put the brakes on a brewing confrontation with Iran in recent days, telling the acting defense secretary, Patrick Shanahan, that he does not want to go to war with Iran, administration officials said, while his senior diplomats began searching for ways to defuse the tensions.
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After Lincoln Center, the hall's landlord, and the Philharmonic, its primary tenant, both found themselves under new management this year and the scope of the plans became clear, their new leaders put the brakes on, opting to seek other ways to improve the hall's bland auditorium, acoustics and common areas.
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CAR SECTOR UNDER PRESSURE Under Krueger's leadership, BMW lost the title of best-selling luxury carmaking brand to Mercedes-Benz in 2016, and put the brakes on a plan to mass produce carbon-fibre based electric cars at a time when zero-emission vehicles made by Tesla were gaining traction with customers.
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"Buyer interest in most of the country has held up strongly this summer and homes are selling fast, but the negative effect of not enough inventory to choose from and its pressure on overall affordability put the brakes on what should've been a higher sales pace," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
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READ MORE: Italy is trying to criminalize migrant rescue boats But his failed political gambit — attempting to force new elections to allow him to cash in on those high poll ratings — appears to have put the brakes on Lega's popularity for now, as Italians blame Salvini for engineering yet another political crisis.
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Bernie Sanders during his 2016 presidential campaign, for example, has had a notable effect on the party's politics, and candidates across the country are starting to embrace the socialist label even as some of the party's centrist members are joining conservatives in an effort to put the brakes on their party's leftward shift.
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If the DC city council bill passes, which seems likely since a majority of the council introduced it, it will put the brakes on a growing movement to outlaw the practice of letting employers pay a lower hourly wage to workers who earn tips, a practice that is already illegal in seven states.
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This weekend, the couple put the brakes on wedding planning as they headed to Vegas for the Academy of Country Music Awards, where they will present an award together (Ray will even co-host PEOPLE's red carpet pre-show!) Vegas is a special place for Ray and Pearce, as it's the city where they met.
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In October Ms. Borda and Debora L. Spar, the new president of Lincoln Center, put the brakes on an ambitious renovation plan that would have cost at least $500 million — and which threatened to keep the Philharmonic out of its home for more than two seasons, which could cost it subscribers at a vulnerable time.
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What we'll probably do is band together and come up with special events; the Northside Festival might be one example, but maybe do more things like that as just a reason for people to plan to come here… As soon as it got out this was happening, a lot of people put the brakes on things.
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Her Accountable Capitalism Act, unveiled last week, would require American corporations to have 40% of their directors elected by their own workers, obtain shareholder and board approval for any political spending (which must then be made public), and put the brakes on the pace at which top executives can sell off stock in their own companies.
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ROOM FOR M&A TO PICK UP After world stocks added over $25 trillion in value in the past decade, and a bond rally put $13 trillion worth of bond yields below zero, some investors have been asking whether a recession could be around the corner that would put the brakes on the wave of dealmaking.
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"While the Fed's tightening cycle would be expected to cause some flattening pressure, too much can put the brakes on as an inverted yield curve may suggest investors are losing confidence in the outlook, preferring to accept a lower yield for a longer duration than risk short term rates falling if the economy tanks," said ANZ analysts in a morning note.
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Parts of her plan echo the bill she introduced in the Senate last year, the Accountable Capitalism Act, which would require American corporations to have 40% of their directors elected by their own workers, obtain shareholder and board approval for any political spending (which must then be made public), and put the brakes on the pace at which top executives can sell off stock in their own companies.
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Raskin mentioned Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Democrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort Pompeo insists US didn't give Turkey 'green light' to invade MORE, who has put the brakes on such testimony, as one potential target.
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Since Trump took office, courts have at least temporarily blocked Trump's plans to: **ban travelers and immigrants from several Muslim-majority countries **withhold federal funds from so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement **ban transgender people from serving in the military **delay implementation of a regulation issued by the Obama administration limiting methane emissions **put the brakes on an Interior Department rule requiring energy firms to pay more mineral royalties on federal land **delay compliance with an Obama-era rule aimed at curbing natural gas drilling waste emissions on federal land **and impede a detained illegal immigrant teenager from obtaining an abortion Trump has claimed some court victories, too, including on Oct.
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