Go deeper: Consulting firms put the squeeze on traditional ad agencies
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Police in Rockwood, Michigan, are tying to put the squeeze on a pet thief.
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Furthermore, a sharp rise in bond yields will put the squeeze on economic growth.
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Just as sanctions put pressure on Tehran, more centrifuges put the squeeze on Washington.
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That has put the squeeze on American home builders, who rely heavily on Canadian lumber.
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A future president might take note and put the squeeze on more vulnerable small nations.
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Yet despite the efforts to put the squeeze on wild scooter riding, pedestrians remain skeptical.
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That has put the squeeze on companies weighing whether to pass higher prices along to consumers.
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Prohibition, which began 100 years ago Friday, didn't just put the squeeze on the booze industry.
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Florida holds the contest every year in an effort to put the squeeze on the nonvenomous constrictor.
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Should deposit rates rise as well, that will put the squeeze on those fixed rate bank loans.
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And the Medicaid cuts will put the squeeze on states' ability to fund long-term care (reut.rs/22009tfvvZt).
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The competition, both online and at its brick-and-mortar business, has put the squeeze on Walmart's profitability.
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That put the squeeze on speculators who were selling the yuan short on expectations the currency would fall further.
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But the fracking revolution has once again put the squeeze on coal producers and provoked another round of lobbying.
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But the surprise rise of Mike Huckabee, who won the heavily evangelical Iowa caucuses, put the squeeze on Romney.
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This has put the squeeze on locations like Surat, India, a major diamond-cutting hub, leading to lower profit margins.
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That put the squeeze on the Chinese yuan, causing foreign exchange drawdowns, which creates a form of tightening, he said.
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That could put the squeeze on consumers, but Piper Jaffray's Craig Johnson says one retail stock is set to benefit: Costco.
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And with the Pixel's 2 U11-inspired Active Edge feature, it also means a more place to put the squeeze on.
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In addition to technology changing the workforce, Yellen said globalization and trade have also put the squeeze on middle-income Americans.
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Alongside the moderates, Needham sought to put the squeeze on House leaders like Speaker Ryan for the failures of the latest talks.
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Experts suspected that Amazon was trying to put the squeeze on studios and publishers in an effort to negotiate better contract terms.
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Though applications have resumed, industry experts warn of a slower and stricter approval process that will continue to put the squeeze on new titles.
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Facebook's video calling feature could put the squeeze on a wide array of competitors, including Google's new Duo video chat app, Snapchat and Skype.
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Devon Travis has embraced the month of August with both arms and, in the process, has put the squeeze on the Kansas City Royals.
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Per the DOJ, the Kazakh leader had put the squeeze on a range of hydrocarbon companies, hoping to tap the country's vast oil wealth.
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This week, though, the self-styled negotiator-in-chief stepped up to put the squeeze on Democrats, resulting in conflicting signals from his administration.
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"The whole point behind the Manafort trial is to basically put the squeeze on him so that he will testify against others," Ackerman added.
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Egypt meanwhile has kept its crossing with Gaza mostly closed over the past five years, citing security concerns and to put the squeeze on Hamas.
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Now it's breaking into the larger financial services market with a model that could put the squeeze on Wells Fargo, Chase and Bank of America.
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They also know how to put the squeeze on their neighbors, pilfering fish and other hard-won prey items from any number of other species.
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But he's since said his loyalty is to his family and to his country, and as prosecutors have put the squeeze on, he's begun to talk.
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With a lower-than-usual four openings this year, that put the squeeze on the rookies, who'll now have to wait for the next round of openings.
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That's the background for Trump and Giuliani's effort to put the squeeze on Zelensky, and demand his administration keep pursuing the investigations that could help Trump politically.
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But when Gus and Mike successfully put the squeeze on Hector's drug trafficking, Salamanca started searching for his own front to beat the "Chicken Man" at his own game.
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To try to put the squeeze on the industry, the ISA is working with all enforcement agents in Israel, including the police, Finance Ministry and Justice Ministry, Hauser said.
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But the first thing on Trump's mind after reminding the Ukrainian president "that we do a lot for Ukraine," was to put the squeeze on him to investigate CrowdStrike.
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If ad prices go up or new content formats like Instagram Stories don't work as well for direct response e-commerce ads, that could also put the squeeze on Clearbanc.
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According to NASA, the red planet really put the squeeze on us in 2003, when it was only 35 million miles away, the tightest hug in more than 60,000 years.
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This clearly parallels the way that Mueller is using money laundering charges to put the squeeze on Paul Manafort, likely in an effort to get him to provide evidence on Russian interference.
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And tonight, the U.S. just slapped new sanctions on North Korea as they continue to put the squeeze on the rogue nation in an effort to get somewhere short of nuclear war here.
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So Uber's blowhard-in-chief Travis Kalanick is finally out, out as CEO — after some of its most prominent investors put the squeeze on him to go (not just take a time out).
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Regulators and policymakers have started to target this segment of Amazon's business in recent months out of concern it will put the squeeze on third-party sellers that compete with its own brands.
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The Chinese yuan eased slightly although the central bank kept its daily guidance rate steady in a bid to stop the currency's slide and put the squeeze on offshore sellers of the currency.
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And in times of financial strain, suppliers that have the power to put the squeeze on a struggling company are more willing to offer flexible financial terms than let everything come toppling down at once.
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It's all served to put the squeeze on Carson, largely relegating him as an afterthought in the race, as evidence by last Thursday's GOP debate, when he got less speaking time than anyone on stage.
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BRASILIA, April 29 (Reuters) - Brazil's public investment could fall below 0.5 percent of gross domestic product this year if weak revenues force the government to put the squeeze on discretionary spending, the Treasury said on Monday.
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Europe's goal with its strict new privacy regulations is to give consumers more control over their personal information, but some security and privacy experts worry the rules could put the squeeze on some kinds of businesses.
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Such schemes foresee drug pricing based on measurable benefits for a patient or health care systems, an approach seen as becoming more important as aging populations and chronic disease put the squeeze on health care systems.
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The civil war continues to put the squeeze on House Speaker Paul Ryan and his leadership team, who have worked overtime in the past week to convince their members not to allow the procedural move to succeed.
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To get those votes, Republicans plan to put the squeeze on Democrats by warning that they will take the blame if ObamaCare disappears and the 22019 million people who have gained coverage from the law have nowhere to go.
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HUD can – and must – tackle the dual challenges of fair and affordable housing in the U.S. Affordability challenges are crushing for very low-income families and creeping up the income scale to put the squeeze on middle-class households.
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OTTAWA, Nov 27 (Reuters) - A drop in Canadian home prices has put some recent buyers under water, particularly in Toronto, the nation's largest market, just as rising interest rates and record levels of household debt have put the squeeze on borrowers.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Time to Put the Squeeze on Pakistan" (editorial, May 12): Pakistan cannot be held responsible for the mess in Afghanistan, which is the result of the collective failure of the international community and Afghanistan's internal dynamics.
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But a slowing Chinese economy has put the squeeze on wealthy patrons around the world, and Wynn is already spread thin: a second resort it built in Macau – a market Crown abandoned in 2017 - might be cannibalising from its own client base.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Time to Put the Squeeze on Pakistan" (editorial, May 12): As you indicate, the struggle between Pakistan and the United States over the purchase of F-16 fighter jets demonstrates how far apart our two countries have grown.
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In the half decade since the release of the first Surface, the line has become a sort of catch all for Microsoft's own PC hardware, and additions like the Laptop and the iMac competitor Surface Studio have put the squeeze on the Pro.
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It also underscores how difficult it is for a global power and permanent U.N. Security Council member like France to stand up against the United States and its closest Arab-world ally when they are determined to put the squeeze on Iran.
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As we've pointed out before, the housing market is predicted to cool this year, and that will put the squeeze on agents who do not have strong networks of clients and the tools to maximise whatever opportunities there are out there to list and sell properties.
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Operation Choke Point, designed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Department of Justice under the pretenses of rooting out fraud from the financial system has put the squeeze on legally-operating industries the government doesn't like in an attempt to choke off those industries from our country's banking system.
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For nearly two years, it put the squeeze on her budget until finally she and her boyfriend, who earns slightly more, decided to split a moderately renovated two-bedroom with in-unit laundry in a vintage building, also in Rogers Park, at $215 (which they managed to negotiate down from $250).
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But for two years now, the Nederlander Organization and AEG, which own and maintain operations of U.S. Bank Arena, have been begging for public cash as part of a $200 million renovation, and now they've seized upon the NCAA's dangled carrot as an opportunity to put the squeeze on the local pols.
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Jones, who has owned the Cowboys since 1989, making him one of the league's longest-tenured owners, wants to put the squeeze on Goodell's guaranteed pay, and he has doubled down on his threat to sue the N.F.L. and some of its owners if they, as expected, extend Goodell's multimillion-dollar contract in the coming weeks.
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Leaked pitch deck shows how WarnerMedia plans to become the dominant media company by spending on HBO Max and adtech division XandrPatrick also reported how WarnerMedia is starting to put the squeeze on ad agencies, with sources saying that agencies were asked to reduce their fees and agree to longer payment terms in exchange for the possibility of more work with the company.
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An agent who spends most of High Flying Bird in what appears to be a professional downward spiral, Ray is endlessly disappointed that not enough of the people around him share his fervency in caring about doing things right — not Erick (American Vandal's Melvin Gregg), a could-be-star making bad financial decisions as an NBA lockout prevents him from starting what would be his rookie season; not Ray's boss (Zachary Quinto), who's shocked to learn that Ray has put aside a percentage of his commission as a rainy-day fund for his clients; and certainly not the NBA owners, who are betting they can put the squeeze on hungry athletes who want to play, and earn, before their time runs out, never mind what their lockout does to the game and those who love it.
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Kid Twist also put the squeeze on illegal gambling games in his neighborhood. A case in point involved a Five Points gangster named Charles Greenwich, aka The Bottler, who ran a profitable stuss game on Suffolk Street. Kid Twist informed him in early 1907 that Harris Stahl was coming in as an equal partner in his game. The Bottler fumed but complied with this demand.
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Transradio took off, within five years the company had 400 radio and newspaper clients and 600 stringers and reporters worldwide. In fact, Transradio's success was influential over the other big news services, Associated Press, United Press and the International News Service. They all soon realized that they had missed the boat with radio coverage and began to peddle their own news to radio stations. This put the squeeze on the upstart Transradio.
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Finding themselves in Neptune's caverns, Ricky and Lucy happen upon nightcrawler guards watching the destruction of Squeakyville. Unfortunately, their presence is given away, and the guards put the squeeze on their uninvited guests. The heroes tickle the nightcrawlers to release their grip and head back to Earth through the wormhole; however, the nightcrawlers follow and trap their prey. At that moment, the Mighty Robot comes to the rescue having been dug up by the drilling suit Lucy rode on the way back.
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1520 WKBW (now WWKB), with 50,000 watts in Buffalo, New York, right next door to WMEX on the dial, all but buried the weaker 5,000-watt WMEX after dark in the western Boston suburbs (such as Wellesley). On the other side of WMEX was an equally strong signal from 1500 WTOP (now WFED) in Washington, which, together with WKBW, put the squeeze on WMEX's signal at night. In 1981, WITS moved its transmitter to Waltham and was able to boost power to 50,000 watts day and night.
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