Not just readiness to dance, or make out, or throw caution to the wind, or wail, but readiness to see inspiration in places hidden or seen as unlikely.
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Authorities in Madrid and Lisbon confirmed their readiness to participate.
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Roth showed little sign of a readiness to compromise here.
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PA) on Friday underscored its readiness to buy Nestle's (NESN.
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Continuous readiness to risk life in support of our liberty.
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Chloë, I admire your readiness to take yourself to task.
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Here too, Merkel has shown a readiness to move towards Macron.
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Finally, the alliance must demonstrate readiness to quickly reinforce these battalions.
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Lindsey Graham as a sign of his readiness to be president.
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As such, it marked another test of his readiness to lead.
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Seveal teams have expressed interest in Kaepernick's "readiness" to play football.
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Trump has sent mixed messages on his country's readiness to act.
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But the sanctions underscore Mr. Trump's readiness to use hard power.
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They expressed their readiness to carry out a similar slaughter here.
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He became known for a temper and a readiness to fight.
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But some Democrats are signaling a readiness to support Mr. Trump.
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There is a willingness, a readiness to censure, to silence people.
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IEnova in a statement reiteratead its readiness to hold talks with CFE.
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Witty's readiness to consider options for the consumer unit is not new.
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The readiness to push prices higher by speculators is also pretty limited.
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But their readiness to die in suicide missions remains a powerful weapon.
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"This goes to his mindset of readiness to do evil," Mueller said.
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Some other members have not shown a readiness to move so fast.
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We suspect they will drop 'patient' and signal a readiness to ease.
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Instead, he only wanted to assure her of his readiness to assist.
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Washington sent signals to Yerevan demonstrating its readiness to deepen bilateral dialogue.
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Mayors would also face questions about their readiness to handle national issues.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers credited Trump's strategy for Kim's readiness to negotiate.
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The U.S. readiness to do more militarily while also signaling a readiness to compromise is what the Russians and/or others can use to apply collective pressure on Iran, even as they also offer a genuine relaxation of sanctions.
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Novak confirmed to Del Pino his readiness to take part in such consultations.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has publicly flagged his readiness to ease if growth sputters.
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The central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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Do something to demonstrate your capability and your readiness to take on more.
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Erdogan is known for his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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Analysts said Didi's acquisition signals its readiness to step beyond its home market.
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Own your career break: Own your choices, and emphasize your readiness to return.
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"The money is going from readiness to modernization to nuclear deterrent," he said.
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Car sales are seen as a good indicator of Indonesians' readiness to spend.
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Some are already making known their readiness to take on the new administration.
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They have also raised questions about Australia's readiness to deal with climate change.
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The Clinton campaign has been questioning Trump's readiness to be president all week.
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The PFG was in the "highest state of readiness" to resume exports, he said.
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And Wang expressed support for Myanmar's internal peace process and China's readiness to help.
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Clinton seized on the interview to raise questions about Sanders' readiness to be president.
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The U.S. central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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Yet the fears about Mr Trump's readiness to unleash mass violence are probably inflated.
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That readiness to comply will be lacking if obligations appear to be unfairly onerous.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and readiness to take legal action.
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TC: How did creating your own infrastructure play into your readiness to go public?
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Mr Trump's readiness to walk away from the system could do it permanent harm.
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The question is whether the cautious central bank will signal readiness to ease more.
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It is now signaling a readiness to take a more aggressive position on Iran.
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Even when he wasn't ceded the floor, Mr. Jordan was telegraphing readiness to rumble.
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VW not only knew of the camps but signaled its readiness to go along.
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But pivot to the present, and your readiness to move forward in your career.
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He reiterated his readiness to look at sizeable deals in an interview published on Thursday.
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The Bank of Japan later joined the Fed in signalling readiness to ramp up stimulus.
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"...Iran has repeatedly expressed its readiness to hold talks with its neighbours to resolve disputes."
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EXCLUSIVE - PSA CEO TAVARES SIGNALLED READINESS TO EXIT DPCA VENTURE IF PROGRESS FALLS SHORT - SOURCES
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ODDLY little is known about President Donald Trump's readiness to use massive force against adversaries.
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" Just days after tying the knot, Scott expressed his readiness to be a "Property Dad.
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Another aspect of China's assertiveness is its readiness to intervene in other countries' security policies.
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During Berger's confirmation hearing, Sullivan asked about Marines' readiness to fight in cold weather terrain.
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Falih said the energy ministry and Aramco have increased their readiness to deal with attacks.
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This reflects our society's widespread readiness to suppose that illness and disability undermine human dignity.
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"Sikhs wear their turbans to signal their readiness to protect people from injustice," he said.
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The candidate himself, a congenital optimist, expects America's readiness to take in refugees to return.
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"It goes to Sandy's readiness to make a throw as he did," manager John Farrell said.
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Despite that gentler approach, police in the Philippines are open about their readiness to use guns.
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Britain's readiness to leave Europe's single market has since sparked hopes Dublin's fortunes could be revived.
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Backbiting could grow, not least over the young prince's readiness to cash in the family silver.
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Nor has his risk-aversion on Syria or risk-readiness to reach an accommodation with Iran.
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Sociologists, economists and others have long debated this readiness to cough up for the common good.
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But the financial costs were small and the bank's contrition (and readiness to pay compensation) high.
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For that to succeed we need readiness to take several difficult, yet in fact simple decisions.
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Even the Palestinians admire their readiness to take soundings in refugee camps, not just from politicians.
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Such statements trigger the professors' fourth indicator: "Readiness to curtail civil liberties of opponents, including media".
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"The positive thing is that the readiness to work in this direction was proclaimed," he said.
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They were filled with a hollow anticipation, a readiness to be filled with purpose and action.
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The trick will be to sound dovish enough to signal readiness to act but without committing.
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"There's no reason to doubt the authorities' readiness to respond with forceful repression," Mr. Golosov said.
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"It's an emotional decision," he said of a gun owner's readiness to part with a weapon.
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For many families, an adolescent's wish for increased autonomy outpaces the parents' readiness to grant it.
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Neal said Trump showed a readiness to avoid cutting taxes for the wealthy during their meeting.
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We reiterate our readiness to continue our engagement for de-escalation and stability in the region.
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The gaggle was calculating Ireland's readiness to handle what is fast becoming its most contentious frontier.
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None of the seven have signalled a readiness to join the euro at any time soon.
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Drawing the line between democracy and dictatorship requires passion and a readiness to defend one's values.
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"The central bank declares its full readiness to cooperate with any committee in this regard," it said.
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That may include dropping a reference to its readiness to extend or expand its bond-buying program.
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"It goes to Sandy's readiness to make a throw as he did," said Boston manager John Farrell.
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They often work behind closed doors with a readiness to hold their positions for a long time.
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He has sought consensus with opposition parties in Madrid and expressed a readiness to review the constitution.
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Trump was apparently (ill) advised that China's readiness to reduce the bilateral trade imbalance won't be enough.
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The use of digital technology was meant to convey Estonia's readiness to join the Euro-Atlantic community.
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Politicians do show a new readiness to divest public holdings, partly because the national budget needs revenue.
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That may include dropping a reference to its readiness to extend or expand its bond-buying programme.
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In recent days, European Central Bank officials have signaled readiness to inject money into the financial sphere.
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The policymaker said the BOJ must show its readiness to act if the economy's recovery is derailed.
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When opposition demonstrations have erupted, he has demonstrated his party's long-standing readiness to use lethal violence.
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Rouhani signaled a readiness to meet Trump if that helped Iran, according to the official presidency website.
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Governments including France, Germany, the Netherlands and Britain have expressed readiness to extend financial support to airlines.
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Ms. Klobuchar's newfound readiness to swing a saber appealed to many who came out to hear her.
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And to show the SEALs' readiness to fight, the pistol's hammer is cocked back, ready to fire.
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The Pentagon said Max Thunder was an annual exercise to maintain military readiness to defend South Korea.
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Macron also expressed his country's readiness to participate with international experts investigating the source of the attacks.
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The question has been whether online activism would translate into a readiness to take to the street.
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"Russia's readiness to clear the way for de-escalation is obvious," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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High court Judge Pablo Llarena said they had expressed readiness to return to Spain to face charges.
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An ECB gathering in Sintra, Portugal, could also signal its readiness to act decisively, say ING analysts.
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"The EU signaled a readiness to intensify discussions after the Brexit referendum," Schneider-Ammann told a news conference.
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"Our readiness to find a fair settlement remains unchanged," EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström said in a statement.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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The ECB meets in Sintra and is expected to signal its readiness to act decisively, say ING analysts.
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He's running like it's a general election, cresting the aura of inevitability and readiness to stare down Trump.
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The results of our operational testing have been very positive giving us confidence in our readiness to launch.
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In a joint statement, Grassley and Wyden expressed their readiness to put a check on the pharmaceutical industry.
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She recently hired a business development executive from Roche's Genentech, another signal of her readiness to make acquisitions.
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Eagle's interest and readiness to dive into wrestling, coupled with Jonze's agitating persona, ultimately set this all up.
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The ECB meets in Sintra and are expected to signal their readiness to act decisively, say ING analysts.
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It also illustrates America's readiness to overlook human-rights issues when it sees strategic interests on the line.
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At the very least, the world's biggest social media platform should not be reducing its readiness to respond.
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And a declaration of readiness to enter into peace talks on a settlement in Syria is the third.
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Young Ms. Mo's readiness to resist there came from more than just her years of training and experience.
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The report raises new concerns about the tech industry's readiness to fight a surge of dangerous disinformation online.
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Elizabeth Warren declaring her readiness to fight for the structural changes that will give health care to all.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, said on Thursday it had stepped up readiness to face any threat.
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Russia also has maintained warm ties with Israel and demonstrated a readiness to take its security interests into account.
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One person's willingness to accept dollars from another depends on a third person's readiness to accept dollars from them.
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Street protesters at that time held up pens during demonstrations against the amendment, referring to Duda's readiness to sign.
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It did not inspire confidence in our readiness to do this important task of withdrawing our troops and equipment.
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The Spanish-born prime minister has signaled his own readiness to run for the presidency if Hollande steps aside.
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The same group later that same month released another ad disparaging Trump's readiness to serve as commander-in-chief.
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"At our summit in Sofia we will reaffirm that readiness to work on EU integration," Tusk said, speaking Serbian.
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U.S. officials also must communicate clearly with Afghan elites about America's readiness to undertake acts of war against Pakistan.
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That it did not do so is evidence of a growing readiness to stand up to intolerance and extremism.
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Both of them underlined their readiness to continue the "mutually advantageous" cooperation between Russia and Germany, the statement said.
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Swiber said DBS, the largest lender to the company, has expressed its readiness to support the company's latest applications.
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Such approach would include a readiness to use force in pursuit of vital U.S. interests and protection of allies.
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Luther was no longer alive, but his readiness to dissociate himself from vulnerable groups seems to have survived him.
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More likely though, authorities are signaling their readiness to use yuan weakness as a response to U.S. import tariffs.
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For lethal violence to happen, there needs to be competent agents with a desire and readiness to perform it.
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Kurz has previously indicated Austrian readiness to curb movement over the hitherto open boundary barring a deal with Italy.
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A three-person panel assessed Tavares's maturity and readiness to leap to the O.H.L. at such a young age.
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His Tuesday visit appears to show his readiness to take control of the narrative now the worst is over.
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That may not do the trick quickly, given Mr. Maduro's readiness to destroy his country to stay in power.
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No date has been set for formal talks, but Mexico's government has signaled its readiness to engage with Trump.
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The Port of Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) has increased its hurricane readiness to 'Port Condition One,' the release said.
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The U.S. military has described the exercises as training for readiness "to fight tonight" against North Korea if needed.
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"We are here to show our anger and our readiness to change this country," one of the activists said.
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"I expect from all a readiness to talk to make agreeing a government possible in the near future," he added.
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His departure sent shockwaves around the world, raising questions about the administration's readiness to confront any sudden national security crisis.
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Most of them today are curiously short of two things: free cashflow and, above all, the readiness to gamble big.
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A readiness to change the constitution has provided some statutory and legal checks and balances to rein in bad actors.
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There is no contradiction between this trend and the government's increasing readiness to use the law to lock up dissidents.
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If all this hints at a new readiness to get tough, it is in part because other tactics have flopped.
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A budget crisis in Rio de Janeiro's state government has fueled concerns about readiness to host the global sporting event.
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They are, I would say, a head above a lot of other intern programs in terms of readiness to work.
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Instead, he found plenty of programs that were mostly concerned with general education requirements and readiness to do the work.
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While Salvini has expressed a readiness to link up with 5-Star, Berlusconi has repeatedly denounced the anti-system movement.
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Bangladesh's readiness to transfer the Rohingya to a squalid island raises numerous concerns and questions the motive behind the resettlement.
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He is not describing military readiness to defend the United States in the event Pyongyang shoots a nuke at Denver.
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This is coupled with a refreshing readiness to admit, now and again, that important questions have not yet been resolved.
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Nearly everyone who saw Ms. Najjar at the protests was struck by her readiness to place herself in harm's way.
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Early on, emissaries of the Russian oligarchs sent word of their readiness to help embarrass and undermine the Clinton candidacy.
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But it also shows a readiness to accept and address so many problems we have in all kinds of ways.
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An increase in political will is urgently needed from our world leaders, as is a readiness to partner with others.
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He co-founded a local organization called Imagine This, which "promotes college and career readiness" to Charlotte high school students.
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Standing on a balcony, he puts on headphones, then wanders among his friends, singing about his readiness to escape melancholy.
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The three European powers have shown greater readiness to work toward what the British prime minister dubbed a "Trump deal".
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The kingdom's readiness to pursue significant output restraint, as opposed to simply reversing its normal summer production surge, remains untested.
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Following Bartlett's comments, IEnova denied having begun arbitration against CFE and reiterated its readiness to hold talks with the utility.
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One of those features is the West's superiority in almost every area, which explains the Kremlin's readiness to take gambles.
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"Chile has a readiness to dialogue with all countries, especially with neighboring countries," he told reporters during a visit to Berlin.
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We deal with baggage on our own clock, and you do not owe anyone an immediate readiness to overcome your dysphoria.
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But having just signalled readiness to ramp up stimulus, it too could find itself on the receiving end of Trump's anger.
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"She was very tough to the prison administration, showing no fear and full readiness to fight for her rights," he added.
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Its readiness to stand by even its most repulsive allies makes it seem, to Sunni Arab leaders, more reliable than America.
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"We have declared readiness to participate as an investor, as a shareholder with up to a 25 percent stake," she said.
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Today's EAS test, however, was to measure the system's readiness to alert in the absence of cell service or internet connectivity.
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Not a single big party has declared its readiness to back Mr Cottarelli's proposed administration in a necessary vote of confidence.
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The mayhem in markets prompted Japan's top currency diplomat to signal Tokyo's readiness to intervene in currencies as the yen soared.
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Ahmadinejad, who was term-limited in 2013, joined Twitter last month, perhaps signaling his readiness to return to the public stage.
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He never changed his mind about his readiness to bomb Assad to make it clear you don't use chemical weapons — never.
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Hahn was speaking in Sarajevo, where he handed the Bosnian government an EU questionnaire on its readiness to join the bloc.
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It's about someone's readiness to be married and to have enough life experience to be on the same page with someone.
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Longer-term prospects for the French firms depend on developing newer technology, and on their readiness to share this with others.
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Clinton proved to be calm, deliberate and relentless in attacking Mr. Trump's character, volatility and readiness to be commander in chief.
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Trump is selling off assets — like U.S.-South Korean military readiness — to gain little more than a smile from North Korea.
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She said she had voiced her readiness to help lawmakers "find solutions that are compatible" with U.S. compliance under the agreement.
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And then, rapprochement might augur the Vatican's readiness to eventually stop recognizing Taipei and instead recognize Beijing as truly representing China.
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The memory of Mayak has fed skepticism among Russians about the state's readiness to disclose what is really going on now.
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"They expressed readiness to continue talks with the OLANO leader on the creation of a new government," she said on Facebook.
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The Russian ambassador in Oslo, Norway's capital, recently warned Norway that it should "not be naïve" about Russia's readiness to respond.
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"Our alliance must leave no doubt about our readiness to come to one another's common defense," Hoyer said in a statement.
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"He showed his readiness to commit a bombing in an internet chat," a police spokesman told a news conference in Berlin.
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The publication of the bill takes place 24 hours after the EU's chief negotiator raised questions about London's readiness to negotiate.
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Donald J. Trump has always taken pride in his readiness to act on instinct, whether in real estate or reality television.
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Credible readiness to use force removes any leverage North Korea might hope to get from threatening to use its growing arsenal.
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These aspects underscore the complexity of identity, and also demand a readiness to face the uglier realities within the contemporary condition.
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On Tuesday, China ran missile defense drills near the North Korean border, signaling their readiness to ward off a surprise attack.
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But with Iraq and increasingly Afghanistan widely seen as failures, Americans are less concerned about the military's readiness to fight counterinsurgency wars.
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But trolling is especially effective, because once you've identified something as trolling, you've developed a built-in readiness to dismiss the behavior.
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Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said NATO partners had signaled readiness to discuss her proposal, which was made public on Monday, two sources said.
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HIGH STAKES DIPLOMACY Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, said on Thursday it had stepped up readiness to face any threat.
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Mr. Underwood said the campaign was currently surveying every school in Brooklyn to assess their readiness to teach computer science to students.
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The negative interest rates and our readiness to intervene in the foreign exchange market aims to reduce the pressure on the franc.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said Turkey is saddened by the U.S. and Russian readiness to work with the YPG in Syria.
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The bottom line: With good stewardship, these resources can ensure the U.S. has the military capability and readiness to underwrite global leadership.
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"This training opportunity has enhanced our readiness to respond to humanitarian relief efforts and deploy to a declared theater of armed conflict."
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government on Friday signaled its readiness to pursue flexible fiscal spending next year to offset risks to economic growth.
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"A huge part of that's luck, but it's also about having the openness and readiness to take those opportunities when they come."
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Vondrousova scored an impressive win over Simona Halep in Rome last month, which announced her readiness to be a threat on clay.
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Abe's remarks came a day after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled the central bank's readiness to stabilise markets if necessary.
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As the Fed signals a readiness to keep on hiking into the new year, Bianco warns it's ignoring a major red flag.
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"Russia's readiness to clear the way for de-escalation is obvious," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reportedly told reporters during a phone call.
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But there was a leitmotif running through the disparate patches, and it was Trump's readiness to reassemble recent history and reinvent himself.
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"Russia's readiness to clear the way for de-escalation is obvious," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in a phone call with reporters.
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Individuals with a disposition to authoritarianism demonstrate a fear of "the other" as well as a readiness to follow and obey strong leaders.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said it confirmed its readiness to work with Turkey's legitimately-elected leadership, especially when it came to tackling terrorism.
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They also expressed readiness to develop relations between Russia and France and spoke about a possibility of future contacts, according to the statement.
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Speaking at a separate event on Thursday, BOJ Deputy Governor Kikuo Iwata reiterated the central bank's readiness to ease policy again if needed.
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I want to stay on the issue of readiness to be president and experience and questions about you being a first-term senator.
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But Trump has shown a readiness to deviate from this political playbook, as he has repeatedly done for others throughout the 2016 campaign.
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Damien, having said, "It ain't nothing to do it", after describing his readiness to shoot people before, adds, "I've been controlling myself lately".
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Kaine's readiness to do the job and personal and professional camaraderie with Clinton earned him the gig, a campaign source revealed to PEOPLE.
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Some will see the strikes against ships in the area as a veiled warning of its readiness to make good on its threat.
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President since 2015, Duda has been dismissed by opponents as simply "the pen", a reference to his readiness to sign bills into law.
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A gaffe along similar lines to Ford's would hurt either candidate but especially Trump, whose readiness to serve is questioned by many voters.
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The Bank of Japan and the ECB have signaled their readiness to ease, although they have less room to move than the Fed.
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China welcomed the U.S. readiness to restart the working-level talks, top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi said in Bangkok, following talks with Pompeo.
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Civilian and uniform leaders of the armed services must report by the end of the month on their readiness to accept transgender recruits.
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Esper said to pay for wars in Iraq and Afghanistan the service "mortgaged its readiness" to fight against countries like China and Russia.
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Realizing the goal of ending the IRGC role in Syria requires effective U.S. diplomacy, that is, diplomacy backed by readiness to use force.
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The decline of "Pax Americana," the rise of China and India and Russia's readiness to project its military clout suggest we're getting there.
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But now those constants have been joined by new factors: President Vladimir V. Putin's political unpredictability and his readiness to use military force.
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"Those clustering variables are a pretty good window into what we thought were the important factors for someone's readiness to work," Ross said.
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Why it matters: Tesla CEO Elon Musk claims that the Saudi Public Investment Fund has signaled readiness to help fund the massive transaction.
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Clinton's several decades in the spotlight, and the attacks she endured in that time, shaped her readiness to fight a bare-knuckle campaign.
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Both the South Korean and American militaries say the suspension will not affect their readiness to respond to a threat from the North.
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The height of Hajj corresponds with the holy day of Eid al-Adha, commemorating Abraham's readiness to sacrifice his son on divine orders.
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Organizations should continuously reassess their readiness to ensure their approach is balanced and that they have the right blend of technology and training.
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In view of the weakened economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroups call for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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Banners in Tehran explicitly underscore the government's readiness to mount further attacks inside Iraq if Baghdad does not expel American and coalition forces.
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Although you could tell, by looking at the way people used their laptops, there was a readiness to engage with long-form material.
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We cannot afford to leave reservists without guaranteed access to the benefits they earned, and which may help maintain their readiness to serve.
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She suggested no urgency toward a tightening of the money supply that might suggest a hair-trigger readiness to accelerate interest rate increases.
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Officials in the European People's Party, the biggest political family in the chamber, have also signaled readiness to coordinate policy with the Greens.
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In view of the weakened economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroup's call for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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In view of the weakened economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroup's call for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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That is no less true now, and Moscow's readiness to threaten or use them is not far enough behind Pyongyang's to justify complacency.
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Japan's top currency diplomat signalled Tokyo's readiness to intervene if necessary as the surging yen threatened to snuff out its fragile economic recovery.
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Kim expressed his readiness to discuss Trump's demand "and to lay out a map that will help us achieve that objective," Pompeo said.
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Last week, the Syrian regime signaled its readiness to conduct such Aleppo-style attacks, with a senior official calling for "open battle" in Idlib.
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The test was to evaluate the U.S. government's readiness to alert residents of an emergency in the "absence of internet connectivity," the agencies said.
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"The Chinese government certainly isn't alone in its readiness to stifle freedom of expression, and to use surveillance to repress dissent," the letter read.
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Such ability depends on their readiness to loosen their grip on the world that is crushed and torn by the force of their holding.
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Difficulties in Russia in increasing output - among the world's highest - have also influenced its readiness to freeze production if OPEC does so, Waerness said.
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CDU officials in the eastern states of Brandenburg and Saxony, which hold elections next year, have expressed readiness to form coalitions with the AfD.
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O, in which Elliott has owned shares for nearly a decade, said he valued the regular contacts and Elliott's readiness to offer strategic suggestions.
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A navy diving team would be sent soon and army aviation assets were "at short notice readiness to support any further requirements", she said.
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Intense concentration, a highly perceptive thought process, and a readiness to observe rather than blow their own horn are some of their admirable traits.
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The central bank kept its policy of negative interest rates and readiness to intervene in what Chairman Thomas Jordan called "fragile" foreign exchange markets.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has stressed his readiness to use all the tools available if the achievement of his inflation goal is at risk.
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European capitals expect her to signal a readiness to pay to stay in the single market - an issue over which her government is divided.
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Since the beginning of the general election, the Democratic nominee has relentlessly hit Trump's temperament and readiness to be president through ads and speeches.
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What of the different colors — the darkness symbolizing her escape from Joffrey toward Ramsay, and the light metal perhaps signifying her readiness to rule.
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His readiness to enter into bilateral negotiations with Beijing over the South China Sea also brought Manila in line with a core Chinese demand.
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Trump welcomed Russian interference in the 2016 election while signaling his readiness to shift US foreign policy in favor of Russia by ending sanctions.
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Major Wall Street economists believe the Federal Reserve will not cut rates on Wednesday, but will signal a "readiness" to act in the future.
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China responded with a measured retaliation, firm words about its readiness to fight a trade war, and a nod to its openness to negotiations.
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"(Wednesday's) was a meeting the main goal of which was to reassert the readiness to act if the contingencies would warrant so," Draghi said.
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Porth said workers' readiness to risk a conflict with management over pay was "significantly higher" this year than in the past, the newspaper said.
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The Fed signaling that QT is ending, is a Fed signaling readiness to cut rates at some not too distant point in the future.
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He's already showing a readiness to give up on what seemed to be some of his key promises at the drop of a hat.
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White House aides say he'll do that by vouching for Clinton's readiness to serve as commander in chief while drawing a contrast with Trump.
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"We have announced our readiness to Turkmenistan for exporting their natural gas to Pakistan, but have not received any response from them," Araqi said.
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The killing of 50 people in two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on March 15 has sparked debate about Australia's readiness to fight extremism.
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The bank has also pledged its readiness to smooth out volatility, but it is not expected to communicate any levels it will protect henceforth.
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The test was to evaluate the U.S. government's readiness to alert people of an emergency in the "absence of internet connectivity," the agencies said.
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But as the U.S. shifts to a firmer policy towards North Korea, the dictator has signaled his readiness to compromise with the international community.
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Bravery in this context has been a readiness to take shelter in weasel words: you won't endorse the fellow but you will support him.
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Therefore, it could be that rapid facial mimicry signals a readiness to transition into rougher play and thereby functions to regulate playful social interactions.
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The European Central Bank on Monday joined the chorus of central banks signaling a readiness to deal with the growing threats from the outbreak.
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To be fair, in recent years Berlin has shown more readiness to deploy its army abroad, sending it into Mali, Iraq and the Baltics.
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Such ability depends on their readiness to loosen their grip on the world that is crushed and torn by the force of their holding.
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The story is a dizzying joke on family roles, social conventions and our own readiness to believe that what fiction tells us is true.
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Polls once showed her at 30 percent, but instead of consolidating her lead, her support fell as doubts about her readiness to govern grew.
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Their readiness to deploy on short notice has been exercised heavily, and the Pentagon tells us that such "operational tempo" won't decrease anytime soon.
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"In the year 2017 my readiness to compromise reached its limits," Koch said in the email, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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But they feel pressured into declaring what they're going to do differently based on a calendar date rather than their actual readiness to change.
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BOJ Governor Kuroda signaled on Thursday a readiness to ease monetary policy further, vowing to guide policy appropriately "without any preset conditions in mind".
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These minor tasks actually constitute a major developmental marker, because owning them signifies a readiness to begin feeling, thinking and behaving like an adult.
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It doesn't sound like she's super cool with Tia Booth, either, whose convo Arie about her age in relation to her readiness to get married.
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"The delegations have confirmed their readiness to continue interaction in order to achieve the full implementation of the cessation of hostilities in Syria," he said.
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It doesn't help that the United States has suspended military exercises in the region to placate Kim, which affects our readiness to respond to threats.
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It takes fixity of aim but also a feel for the changing context, persistence with a task that never ends and readiness to start again.
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For that, more honesty, less inclination to tar any critics as seeking to subvert democracy and greater readiness to acknowledge Brexit's trade-offs are required.
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Malema joined the ruling party when he was nine, rising to head the party's Youth League, and once proclaimed his readiness to kill for Zuma.
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"Cooperation between our four nations in upholding laws, peace and stability in the region will display our readiness to deal with North Korea," he added.
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And for immune response, measured by the body's readiness to fight infections, the partners' genes carried even more weight than those in the measured animals.
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Many firms remain wary of boosting wages for fear of raising fixed costs in environment of negligible inflation, in turn dampening households' readiness to spend.
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T-Mobile has also announced readiness to adopt the FCC's demands for carriers to adopt stronger call authentication systems, a framework it calls SHAKEN/STIR.
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Keith Ellison, a congressman for the DFL, was the second member of congress to endorse Mr Sanders, because of his readiness to push progressive ideas.
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In a speech on Monday, Kuroda signalled his readiness to further expand stimulus, but he did not provide any explicit hints about aggressively easing policy.
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"In this environment, negative interest rates as well as the readiness to intervene in the currency markets when it is needed remain necessary," Maechler said.
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Still, the suspension adds to concerns about Rio's readiness to host the global sporting event as public services suffer amid a crisis in state finances.
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On Thursday, Kelly, Tillerson and Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray emphasized the close relationship between their countries and their readiness to rework the trade agreement.
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"Russia reiterated to its US partners its readiness to resume regular dialogue on this issue after it was suspended by the previous administration," it said.
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McCain was praised by Democrats and Republicans alike for his readiness to put country over party during his more than 30 years in the Senate.
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"Russia's lack of readiness to return to compliance with the INF did not leave the United States any choice," the foreign ministry said on Twitter.
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The spread had nearly doubled in April to 180 basis points when investors thought the government was signalling a readiness to let more companies fail.
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Some law enforcement officials have bristled at Mr. Obama's readiness to condemn racial bias in policing after fatal confrontations between officers and African-American men.
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"At the same time, there are some modestly positive aspects, in particular, the readiness to cooperate in areas that correspond to American interests," he said.
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He added that he welcomed "the Eurogroup's readiness to consider further debt measures in the long term in case adverse economic developments were to materialise".
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The DSS, in its statement, said it reiterated its "avowed readiness to release Sowore" once the people who provided surety for him had presented themselves.
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"Because of people like Dick, the gap by race and ethnicity and income, in their readiness to start school, is closing rapidly," Mr. Clinton said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia welcomes North and South Korea's readiness to resume dialogue, RIA news agency cited a Russian Foreign Ministry source as saying on Friday.
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Repeatedly raising alarms about "the deep state" and "Spygate" attracts his fans, many of whom have exhibited a readiness to swallow virtually anything he proffers.
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The regime clearly is worried, as evidenced by its haste to effectively shut down Iran's internet and readiness to suppress recent protests brutally and quickly.
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The Health Ministry said the steps were "preventative" and "precautionary" and intended to raise the health sector's readiness to control the virus should it emerge.
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The RBI has pledged its readiness to take necessary action to ensure financial system stability, but for now it has refrained from cutting interest rates.
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The Safmar spokesman said the group had spoken previously of its readiness to sell non-core assets, including real estate assets, for the appropriate price.
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A European diplomat based in the region told CNN that Trump's announcement Thursday is a further reflection of the administration's readiness to meet Israel's demands.
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The lender has already expressed its readiness to open its books to Passera as it has also done to other interested investors, the source said.
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In view of the weak economic outlook, the Governing Council welcomes the Eurogroup's call in December for differentiated fiscal responses and its readiness to coordinate.
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Trump's quickness to deflect blame, readiness to designate scapegoats, unpredictable tirades and stinginess with the loyalty that he demands from others aren't just character flaws.
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MOSCOW, March 4 (Reuters) - Russia is seriously worried by North Korea's declared readiness to use its nuclear weapons, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
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"The King of Saudi Arabia welcomed the agreements reached and expressed his readiness to work jointly with Russia to make them work," the Kremlin said.
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His indicators include a failure to reject violence unambiguously, a readiness to curtail rivals' civil liberties, and the denial of the legitimacy of elected governments.
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"As long as the threat in North Korea exists, we need to maintain a high state of readiness to respond to that threat," he said.
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Mr. Trump hinted at one in his inappropriate tweets while the jury was deliberating, and has otherwise signaled his readiness to use his pardon pen.
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Europe is in a fragile place right now, a situation exacerbated by Trump's apparent ambivalence to its future and easy readiness to criticize leaders like Merkel.
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This is its most striking quality: its readiness to critique the state that it occupies, and to do this with nuance that is befitting its context.
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The military said the training was needed to test the military's readiness to rebuff a foreign attack or help in a natural disaster in southern Russia.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warned on Thursday of heightening risks to the economic outlook and signaled the central bank's readiness to ramp up stimulus if needed.
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That might explain his readiness to question its free-movement rules—he frets about so-called benefit tourism—and to jab at a meddlesome Brussels bureaucracy.
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In March, the BOJ kept monetary settings unchanged but downgraded its economic assessment, signaling its readiness to deploy additional stimulus if risks derail a fragile recovery.
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In a new feature to the rankings, some schools with bronze medals performed well enough on college readiness to be numerically ranked within their own state.
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Slovenian President Borut Pahor had signaled his readiness to host the bilateral meeting but Russia and the United States have not discussed this possibility, Ushakov said.
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But in 2013, after the initiative's terms were softened to include possible land swaps between Israel and the Palestinians, Netanyahu signaled a readiness to consider it.
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Speaking in northern Ukraine, Poroshenko, who has accused Moscow of naked military aggression, talked up his country's readiness to respond to any future Russian military action.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated his readiness to fight with the Syrian government against "the terrorist threat" and sent his condolences to Assad, the Kremlin said.
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IN A bid to signal readiness to govern, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, named the heads of her White House transition team on August 16th.
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But he reiterated the BOJ's readiness to ease again if risks threatened prospects for accelerating inflation, now at a dead halt, toward its 2 percent target.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda maintained his optimistic view of the economy and reiterated readiness to expand stimulus if needed to achieve his 2 percent inflation target.
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SEOUL, March 24 (Reuters) - North Korea has maintained readiness to conduct a new nuclear test at any time, a South Korean military official said on Friday.
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While he has drawn close to her in the polls, he still faces broad reservations among voters about his readiness to serve as commander in chief.
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Human simulation methods, featuring accurate anatomy and the opportunity to repeat and master difficult emergency procedures, are superior in ensuring troop readiness to manage traumatic injuries.
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You are speaking of the free will of the African people, and their readiness to hold leaders accountable, and for you, their voices are getting louder.
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But by both of those measures — a readiness to serve in the military and a devotion to domestically made goods — Trump isn't much of a patriot.
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The BOJ kept monetary policy steady last month but signalled its readiness to maintain or even cut already low interest rates to underpin a fragile recovery.
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It was an outcome driven by a population's readiness to risk-it-all to make their votes count, and defended by regional diplomacy and international law.
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The White House followed this up by allowing post-Ebola investments in American and global outbreak readiness to lapse after their Obama-era funds began expiring.
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And she views her appetite for that work, and her readiness to work tirelessly and cheerfully within the system we have, as her core political attribute.
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More comfortable on the clay than Keys, Stephens balances fluid movement and relentless defense with a readiness to pull the trigger on her high-powered groundstrokes.
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The exercise includes computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of Seoul intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by North Korea.
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The US sense, for now, is that China is trying to signal its readiness to take action, but is still not ready to take that step.
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In other words, it will serve as a proving ground for the technology's readiness to scale in a real-world retail environment that's not Amazon's own.
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The exercises include computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of Seoul intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by North Korea.
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He noted that government readiness to help national firms did not mean public money would be used to bail out businesses operating in an open economy.
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The exercises include computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of Seoul intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by the North.
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He could show his readiness to work out the details of a military withdrawal and emphasize the protection of United States national security interests in negotiations.
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"Now more than ever it will be up to them, to their ability to achieve and readiness to take responsibility, for the West to stand firm."
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's central bank governor signaled on Thursday readiness to ease monetary policy further, vowing to guide policy appropriately "without any preset conditions in mind".
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Donald Trump's new lineup of little-known foreign policy advisers isn't exactly assuaging concerns about the Manhattan real estate mogul's readiness to be commander in chief.
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Barnier restated his readiness to swiftly revise plans linked to the withdrawal treaty for a future trade pact with Britain if London changed its "red lines".
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The government's use of new powers to overturn a Lancashire County Council rejection of the permits shows its readiness to rule in favor of future fracking applications.
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Seoul, the South Korean capital, is within striking range of North Korean artillery, and Kim Jong Un has not been shy about his readiness to lash out.
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In warning Russia of the attack, some agreement may already have been forged, particularly if Mr Putin indicated a readiness to constrain Mr Assad in the future.
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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said last week Iran should increase its military capability and readiness to ward off enemies, in a meeting with Iranian navy commanders.
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That is a testament to the government's readiness to deal with an outbreak — and has made me wonder how the US would react in a similar position.
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"The Kingdom affirms its readiness to extend the production cut agreement, which proved its feasibility by rebalancing supply and demand," the crown prince said in a statement.
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Yet despite its readiness to embrace a world of electrification, mobility services and autonomous driving, success is as uncertain for Volvo as it is for other carmakers.
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Here are the highlights: • Mr. Trump said he had "the best temperament," deflecting criticisms from Mr. Cruz this week about his readiness to be commander in chief.
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The central bank last month kept monetary policy steady but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled a readiness to ramp up stimulus if global pressure on the economy intensifies.
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In another scene Rike drags bottles out of storage, in readiness to deliver them to the fishing boat —subsequently, the misplaced water is an obstruction, rolling underfoot.
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While I was aware of Planned Parenthood's pro-choice alignment, I wasn't expecting their readiness to arm us with so much knowledge moving forward with the pregnancy.
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They thought the same way about medicine and shared a readiness to laugh and enjoy life, traits they'd need after getting to Goodenough Island in early 19803.
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The Bank of Japan last month kept monetary policy steady but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook.
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The German visited the offices of Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic organizers on Wednesday, lavishing praise on the hosts for their readiness to host the summer showpiece.
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Germany wants to deal with the new U.S. administration with a mixture of self-confidence and readiness to talk, Zypries said at an industry conference in Berlin.
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Unlike in 22008, the European Central Bank is printing money and provides a safety net in its readiness to buy the bonds of most euro zone governments.
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The paragraph on the EU's readiness to provide more assurances to Britain was likely to change later in the day because of opposition from Ireland and others.
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And every year we've had to make tough choices often choosing to sacrifice long-term readiness to make sure we be ready to answer the call today.
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Paul Ziemiak, leader of the conservatives' youth wing, welcomed Merkel's readiness to set out her picks for ministerial posts before a CDU party conference on Feb. 26.
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"We need to have a high state of readiness to deter North Korea or, god forbid, defend South Korea," Gordon Chang, a North Korea expert, told CNN.
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Given the uncertainty surrounding the path of the economy, the Fed might have been expected to signal its readiness to keep cutting rates, if necessary, more clearly.
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Clinton, the Democratic nominee, sought to deepen doubts about Trump's readiness to be president, while he tried to paint her as part of an ineffective political establishment.
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Minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's last meeting out on Wednesday underlined its readiness to be patient on policy "for some time" given the uncertain global outlook.
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They stressed Barr's readiness to defend his handling of the Mueller report before a Republican-controlled Senate panel on the day before he skipped the House hearing.
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Chinese policymakers are known for their readiness to intervene in the economy and financial markets and economy at any opportunity but they seem less interventionist this time.
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The state has also shown a readiness to tackle environmental campaigners, whose protests have tested the limits of strict laws to limit criticism and maintain public order.
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"We of course welcome statements that affirm a readiness to cooperate, but we would welcome even more some kind of concrete actions," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, speaking to parliament on Tuesday, stressed his readiness to expand monetary policy, such as pushing interest rates further into negative territory.
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It was at his news conference with Mr. Conte that he declared his readiness to shut down the government if he didn't get funding for the wall.
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These warning signs include a refusal to unambiguously disavow violence, a readiness to curtail rivals' civil liberties, and the denial of the legitimacy of an elected government.
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"Let's dispel once and for all this fiction that Barack Obama doesn't know what he's doing," Rubio said, defending the question of his readiness to be president.
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"There is mounting frustration with Britain and a new readiness to express it in France and Spain," said Simon Tilford, a British economist and expert on Europe.
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Against this backdrop of heightened tensions, Taiwan's armed forces conducted their annual live-fire military drills Tuesday highlighting Taiwan's readiness to deal with the threat of invasion.
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"Both Warren and Sanders rise far above the rest in their vision and readiness to deliver on our platform for change," the group said in a video.
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"This exercise will allow us to further strengthen the Fund's readiness to continue its operations and serve its membership during these trying times," an IMF spokeswoman said.
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Just after Thanksgiving, the very week the Trump administration communicated its readiness to discuss the prisoner issue, Iranian state television aired a sinister video about Xiyue Wang.
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The former Florida governor is looking to drown John Kasich with Obamacare and is stomping on an already wounded Marco Rubio over his readiness to be president.
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For over a decade, police from other regions rotated through Chechnya and brought home the "skills" they acquired there, not least a greater readiness to use torture.
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It is not immediately clear if the writers' arrests resulted from fresh warrants issued by Turkey, or represent Spain's readiness to act on longstanding Interpol red notices.
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Some critics have suggested the havoc also highlights what critics have called oil companies' lack of transparency on their readiness to weather the effects of climate change.
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" Mr. Trump is implying, "Notwithstanding Ukraine's readiness to buy the Javelins — which you may think makes a further favor unnecessary — a favor by Ukraine is called for.
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Biden has faced repeated questions about his mental acuity and readiness to spar with Trump on the debate stage, and Sanders suffered a heart attack in October.
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Lavrov on Monday stressed the point, calling for the two nations to start negotiations while underscoring the Kremlin's readiness to serve as a facilitator of the meeting.
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Chinese authorities already promised to retaliate against the new tariffs, and have signaled their readiness to slap 25 percent tariffs on U.S. LNG imports, among other things.
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"We will adjust monetary policy swiftly if necessary to sustain the economy's momentum for achieving our price goal," he said, signaling the BOJ's readiness to ease more.
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At the same time, Trump's readiness to dismiss the entire intelligence community because its conclusions contradict his instincts and interests could really haunt him down the road.
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It was on my list of grown-up readiness to-dos, right alongside having a will and an emergency fund, and regularly contributing to a retirement account.
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The central bank last month kept monetary policy steady but governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled a readiness to ramp up stimulus if global pressure on the economy intensifies.
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Although Williams pulled out of matches at the Hopman Cup exhibition last week because of lingering knee problems, she expressed confidence in her readiness to defend her title.
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Sato's views run counter to those of BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, who has expressed readiness to ease again to hit 2 percent inflation at the earliest date possible.
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They call for research, testing, and technical readiness to deploy the controversial idea of spreading aerosols into the stratosphere to reflect some solar energy away from the planet.
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Weld said the national emergency that Trump declared on Friday to obtain funding for a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border showed his readiness to divide the country.
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"Special attention should be paid to combat alert, deployment of air defense systems for a time of war, and air groupings' readiness to repel the aggression," Shoigu added.
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" Former President Bill Clinton spoke of his wife's readiness to lead, saying, "This has been a crazy election because there's been a lot of road rage out there.
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Its rival, Qatar, has also signaled readiness to help, saying last month it had bought Lebanese bonds as part of a planned $500 million investment to support Lebanon.
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In America, trials reported dramatic results, from better school-readiness to lower levels of child abuse and, in one study, 59% fewer arrests before the child is 15.
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Some were so short of breath, they were unable to complete the Army's two-mile run—one of the military's most basic tests for physical readiness to deploy.
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But they are not sitting back and watching things play out given the high stakes, including the Muslim Brotherhood's (read: Hamas et al) readiness to fill any void.
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The ECB on Thursday reaffirmed its readiness to support the euro zone as the global economic outlook becomes more uncertain after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Abbas was also advised by European leaders to use his speech at the UN today for presenting a Palestinian peace plan and readiness to renew negotiations with Israel.
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Meanwhile Sansa's queenly handling of the North during its most vulnerable time in history (aside from the last Long Night) is proof enough of her readiness to rule.
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The U.S. House of Representatives has demonstrated its readiness to pass meaningful reforms to relieve the struggling NFIP and spread more of the risk to the private market.
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Atos, meanwhile, repeated its readiness to open talks, saying in a statement it was confident Gemalto's board would engage in talks and that it still had "friendly intentions".
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In the weeks leading up to the historic meeting both sides had criticized the other while also promising economic rejuvenation and expressing readiness to resolve decades-long conflicts.
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China, North Korea's neighbor and main ally, welcomed the U.S. readiness to restart working-level talks, top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi said in Bangkok, following talks with Pompeo.
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The Bank of Japan (BoJ) announced Thursday that it would be keeping monetary policy steady, but signaled in its forward guidance a readiness to cut rates if required.
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"The Secretary-General welcomed the Coalition's readiness to take the necessary concrete measures to end and prevent violations against children," Ban's spokesman Stephane Dujarric said after the meeting.
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Greek Cypriots had previously objected to Turkish Cypriot demands for a rotating presidency, but another source said they had indicated readiness to discuss such an arrangement under conditions.
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Duterte has repeatedly said the Chinese have expressed their readiness to help his government fight illegal drugs, which he estimates to have affected more than 3 million Filipinos.
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The combination of the unpredictable consequences of a conflict with Iran and the election of President Rouhani offered an opportunity to test Iran's readiness to behave more responsibly.
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Vietnam's military also said it was mobilising with "combat readiness" to fight the virus, which emerged in central China late last year and is spreading around the world.
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And earlier this week Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Israel stole a trove of nuclear-related documents from Tehran, which may signal Israel's readiness to engage with Iran.
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His prolonged detention came to symbolize the Communist Party's growing readiness to override promised legal protections if they got in the way of silencing perceived threats, they said.
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The exercise includes computer simulations carried out in a large bunker south of the capital, Seoul, intended to check the allies' readiness to repel aggressions by North Korea.
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" Zarif tweeted on Thursday that Iran remained open for dialogue: "We announce our readiness to participate in any complementary work that is in the interest of the region.
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The EU has since agreed on a new negotiating mandate to begin those trade talks, but the U.S. has yet to signal a readiness to start those meetings.
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"The Australian Government remains prepared to offer further support as required and our [Australian Defence Force] remains at short notice readiness to support any further requests," Payne said.
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"President Trump assured the Nigerian president of U.S. readiness to cut a new deal in helping Nigeria in terms of military weapons to combat terrorism," the statement added.
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Market expectations for more policy easing by the Bank of Japan have increased after the central bank signaled its readiness to expand stimulus as early as its Oct.
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Market expectations for more policy easing by the Bank of Japan have increased after the central bank signalled its readiness to expand stimulus as early as its Oct.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa sees it as a flagship investment that underscores Harare's readiness to open up to foreign investors following the end of Robert Mugabe's 38-year rule.
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"What I do expect is that member states will signal their readiness to either provide additional money now or at a later stage during the year," he said.
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The BOJ kept policy steady last month but governor Haruhiko Kuroda stressed his readiness to boost stimulus if the economy loses momentum to achieve his 2% inflation target.
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In 315 flowery characters, it urged his subjects to cultivate loyalty, filial piety and, above all, a readiness to dedicate their lives to the survival of the imperial house.
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Elliott, who left the IRS only three months ago, was in meetings with employers last year, when they expressed concern about their readiness to meet the form-related deadlines.
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Ever since the first days after his election, the president and I have indicated publicly and privately our readiness to engage in dialogue, promote stability and combat destabilizing extremism.
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Their readiness to document their lives via cellphone can be highly useful since what used to be hard-to-pin-down stories in the office are now often illustrated.
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"We need to continue to work toward market stability," he said, signaling Tokyo's readiness to conduct yen-selling intervention in the market if it deems yen rises as excessive.
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Enhancing the flexibility of housing supply and reducing adverse incentives from housing taxation, paired with readiness to implement appropriate and timely macroprudential measures, would reduce medium-term housing risks.
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The Kremlin statement said Erdogan had expressed his readiness to do everything necessary to restore the traditionally friendly relations between Turkey and Russia, and also to jointly fight terrorism.
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Duda said he hoped Macron's visit would mark a breakthrough in Franco-Polish relations and signaled Poland's readiness to take part in a project to create a European tank.
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Putin's recent meeting with Darren Woods, ExxonMobil's new CEO, was probably intended as a signal to U.S. State Secretary Rex Tillerson and his boss about Russia's readiness to bargain.
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The Poseidon, widely considered the world's most advanced aircraft in anti-submarine warfare, signals New Zealand's readiness to help allies counter China in the South China Sea, analysts said.
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Some market players expect BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda to make a stronger show of the central bank's readiness to ease policy further at his news conference at 0630 GMT.
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Clinton — and Trump's Republican rivals — questioned the GOP front-runner's temperament and readiness to serve as commander in chief, and condemned his calls to diminish U.S. involvement with NATO.
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The Islamic Revolution Guards said the tests showed the country's "full readiness to confront all kinds of threats against the Revolution, establishment and territorial integrity," state media reported Tuesday.
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Turkey has expressed readiness to attack US-allied Kurdish forces in Syria who it considers an enemy following Trump's announcement that the US would withdraw its troops stationed there.
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Abe has already voiced readiness to boost spending to offset the pain from the planned sales tax increase, mostly through tax breaks and incentives for car and home purchases.
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Second, even if the allies have more time to think about the future raison d'etre, will they take sufficient action to avoid declining military readiness to handle the unexpected?
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That makes it hard to ascertain where the Olympic defectors' concerns about Zika end and where their general worries about Rio's readiness to serve as a world host begin.
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China allowed its yuan currency to strengthen for a second straight session on Monday in a move that could calm concerns over Beijing's readiness to let the currency depreciate.
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Though the eclipse will still come with challenges for Aries, there's going to be a sense of readiness to rise when the universe calls on them to do so.
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But the show's appealing performers and catchy look don't yet outweigh its lack of cohesion and its readiness to fall back on platitudes about the corrosive effects of wealth.
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Concerning his proclaimed readiness to start new talks, a recent survey suggests that Iranians are cynical about any effort at new negotiations with an unpredictable and untrustworthy American president.
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Over all, the aggregated data suggests that return-to-sports testing may be an unreliable gauge of most athletes' actual readiness to return to sports after an A.C.L. tear.
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"Clemency is an extraordinary remedy, granted only after the President has concluded that a particular individual as demonstrated a readiness to make use of his or her second chance."
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Many Australians deride the postal vote as a costly, "irregular and unscientific" gauge of the nation's readiness to embrace same-sex marriage that would not itself change any law.
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Mr. Kushner's personal intervention in the arms sale is further evidence of the Trump White House's readiness to dispense with custom in favor of informal, hands-on deal making.
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And he was reminding us, in shocking fashion, about his readiness to sell (and buy) fictions if they serve his self-interest, which he reliably puts before all else.
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With inflation stubbornly low, the central bank has signaled its readiness to expand stimulus by issuing a strong warning about overseas risks that threaten the economy and inflation momentum.
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The Taliban's readiness to reduce violence revives odds of the peace process moving forward before the militant group launches what is usually an annual spring offensive around early April.
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"The engineer also said that he would not have gotten behind the throttle if he had any reservations about his readiness to operate the train," the safety board said.
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Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday called for the two states to begin negotiations, underscoring Russia's readiness to serve as a facilitator of the meeting, according to the report.
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On the other hand, Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda quashed creeping speculation the BOJ could tighten policy soon, signaling his readiness to ramp up stimulus if need be.
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Honesty, sincerity, simplicity, humility, pure generosity, absence of vanity, readiness to serve others — qualities which are within easy reach of every soul — are the foundation of one's spiritual life.
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While it is a procedural step, it's important to think of it as a signal of how serious swing votes are in their readiness to take a final vote.
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The main aim was to check the military's readiness to move troops large distances, to test how closely infantry and naval forces cooperated, and to perfect command and control procedures.
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"(We express) our willingness and readiness to accompany and assist teams heading to al-Fija spring to accelerate resupplying fresh water to our people in Damascus city," the statement read.
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The world's financial leaders are meeting to discuss ways to calm global markets and spur economic growth, and are likely to declare their readiness to take action if conditions worsen.
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Here, Hannah reiterates her readiness to marry Colton, the fact that she doesn't feel like she's "missing out" on anything else with him, and her growing love for the Bachelor.
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This test will evaluate the U.S. government's readiness to alert residents of an emergency in the "absence of internet connectivity" and will last for around one minute, the agencies said.
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The first week of primary balloting was supposed to speed the winnowing of an outsized field of candidates and showcase Democrats' readiness to take back the White House in November.
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Many mainstream rebel groups have been skeptical about Moscow's ultimate aims in Syria and cast doubt on its readiness to put genuine pressure on Assad to abide by local truces.
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The first week of primary balloting was supposed to speed the winnowing of an outsized field of candidates and showcase Democrats readiness to take back the White House in November.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled on Thursday his readiness to ramp up stimulus "without hesitation" if the economy loses momentum, fuelling market expectations of action as early as next month.
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To be sure, Russian President Vladimir Putin and other top officials have expressed a readiness to cooperate with the Trump administration on a range of issues, including fighting Islamist extremism.
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The opposition points to the changes in the electoral laws and his readiness to call up the army to suppress protests as further evidence of his intention to destroy democracy.
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Hours later Mr Di Maio made an abrupt U-turn, dropping an earlier call for Mr Mattarella to be impeached and signalling his readiness to renew talks on a coalition.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled on Thursday his readiness to ramp up stimulus "without hesitation" if the economy loses momentum, fuelling market expectations of action as early as next month.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Thursday expressed Tokyo's readiness to take "appropriate action" in the currency market to prevent any excessive or speculative rises in the yen.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday he is willing to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump before July's G-20 meeting, but his counterpart must demonstrate a readiness to cooperate.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin reiterated his "readiness to continue the most active cooperation with ... Afghanistan in fighting all forms of terrorism", Russian news agencies quoted a Kremlin statement as saying.
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"We are ready to establish (further) humanitarian pauses ... but only if we have reliable information about the readiness to evacuate the sick, injured and civilian population," the defence ministry said.
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Following the call, Qatar's government issued a statement to CNN, saying that the President had "expressed readiness to find a solution... and stressed his keenness that the Gulf remains stable."
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A key part of the agreement is full implementation of U.N. Security Council Resolution 2254, "including the readiness to participate in the U.N.-facilitated political negotiation process," the document states.
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Abubakar, who has declared his readiness to run for president in 2019, also said "their entrepreneurial spirit, work ethic, and creative abilities are things of pride and should be applauded".
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By re-signing Overeem and Sterling, the UFC also shows a readiness to do whatever it takes to keep fighters they deem valuable out of the hands of their competitors.
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"This milestone is in line with the refinery and wider industry's readiness to supply 0.5% sulphur marine fuels from Singapore, one of the largest international bunkering ports," the statement said.
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While the North Koreans were eager to discuss the logistics of the summit, they did not signal a readiness to take any concrete steps to negotiate away their nuclear weapons.
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No one should be uncertain about the United States' desire for peace or a readiness to normalize relations in the event the United States and Iran reach a comprehensive deal.
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In both the United States and Europe, political and economic frustrations have produced a groundswell against the status quo and an apparent readiness to make a leap in the dark.
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"The Russian side confirmed its readiness to combine efforts in the interests of finding ways to solve the problems in the region by peaceful, political and diplomatic means," it said.
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"We met with the President of the United States, Donald Trump, four times in 2017, and we have expressed our absolute readiness to reach a historic peace agreement," Abbas said.
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Aspiring space tourism outfit Virgin Galactic has just announced its readiness to shift its operations to New Mexico's Spaceport America, from which the company's first commercial flights will take off.
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Late Saturday night, the White House softened the comment, noting King Salman reaffirmed the Saudi's readiness to use some of its 2 mbd spare capacity to help balance the market.
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And South Korean officials say that while Mr. Kim might not surrender his entire program anytime soon, he might dismantle parts of it, reducing his readiness to go to war.
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Since the 2016 election, the president's declarations about his readiness to wage a trade war have prompted heavy users of steel — foreign and domestic — to look into alternative supply lines.
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Aboard the Ford, the "crew is maintaining stringent cleanliness standards in support of the crew's health and maintaining overall mission readiness to continue carrier qualifications with fleet aviators," Cragg added.
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Los Angeles, on the other hand, has presented itself as being in a sort of perpetual readiness to accommodate the Games, which it played host to in 1984 and 1932.
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The British government has billed its proposals as a "final offer" but Johnson said on Wednesday it was a "broad landing zone" and signaled a readiness to have intensive discussions.
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Back to School With Narrow Escapes and a Mother's Love After a summer in rehab, using a zombie escape room as a test for a college student's readiness to launch.
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As the Labour Party signals its readiness to fight another election campaign, it's also likely to reflect on how its fortunes have changed over the course of the past year.
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It seems fair to say that a readiness to amend and reconsider the case being made is exactly what separates a genuine reforming instinct from a merely self-righteous one.
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Uncertain of how she might perform before the tournament began, Keys said she would leave the California desert content with the answers she found about her readiness to compete again.
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Four months later, Russia invaded Georgia, testing the West's readiness to intervene — it didn't — which, in turn, set a precedent that, in 2014, would encourage Mr. Putin to seize Crimea.
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The upside risks to inflation in the rest of the year warrant a "continuous vigil and a readiness to head off those pressures from getting generalised", the central bank added.
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So far though, 10-year U.S. yields have slipped, their fall accelerating recently as the Fed signaled readiness to cut rates as early as July due to slowing growth and inflation.
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The Hiscox Cyber Readiness Report 123, published Tuesday, surveyed 3,000 companies across the three countries to assess their readiness to deal with cybercrime in terms of strategy, resourcing, technology and process.
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With Serena renowned as one of the best front-runners in the game, Venus showed her readiness to scrap, and she saved three break points to hold in the third game.
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"Russian sportsmen have stated their readiness to take part in the Olympic Games, despite the difficult conditions and decision of the IOC, which is undoubtedly unfair in many ways," he said.
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Biden's campaign and its boosters have repeatedly mistaken personal affection for the former vice president, and the real emotional connections he makes with voters, as a readiness to vote for him.
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The 34-year-old prince, wearing his camouflage uniform, learned about the specialist teams who are at high readiness to deploy around the world to deliver maritime security, support and training.
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Bulgaria, seen as having the closest relations with Russia out of the former eastern bloc countries, has expressed readiness to take part in a multinational NATO land brigade based in Romania.
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Not only have the grandparents embraced his gender identity, but court records also show they've expressed their readiness to make medical decisions, which may include hormone therapy, on the teen's behalf.
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Earlier in the day, the Bank of Japan held off on expanding stimulus but signaled its readiness to do so "without hesitation," if a global slowdown jeopardizes the country's economic recovery.
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George Ciamba of Romania, which currently holds the EU's rotating presidency, said the EU welcomed Britain's readiness to organise European Parliament elections in May, but made clear that was not enough.
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He had astonishing powers of observation, an extraordinary talent for making connections between different areas of knowledge, a readiness to challenge contemporary beliefs and an uncanny ability to anticipate future discoveries.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's arch-conservative interior minister has expressed readiness to renegotiate a deal to transfer the domestic intelligence chief to the interior ministry, German news agency dpa reported on Friday.
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Putin said opposition groups and the Syrian government had signed a number of documents, including the ceasefire, measures to monitor the truce, and a statement on readiness to start peace talks.
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Banking stocks rallied to their highest since May 20 after the ECB signalled a readiness to introduce tiered deposit rates to provide respite to a sector struggling with ultra-low rates.
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At the March meeting, the BOJ kept monetary settings unchanged but downgraded its economic assessment, signalling its readiness to implement additional stimulus if risks threaten to derail a fragile economic recovery.
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Mustapa said there was optimism the United States would return one day, because Trump had shown readiness to shift his position on other matters, such as softening his stance toward China.
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The Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank have flagged their readiness to ease policy in the past week, despite having far less room than the Fed to do so.
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Stocks sold off as the chances of a trade war between China and the U.S. increased and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated a readiness to continue hiking rates this year.
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"The political and economic risks that may dampen peoples' and companies' readiness to make purchases are growing," said Peter Fuss, a senior partner and automotive specialist at Ernst & Young's German practice.
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Similarly, Ambassador Antonov, despite claiming Moscow's readiness to negotiate a continuation of the New START Treaty, announced that, Russia's new strategic weapons do not come under the NEW START Treaty's rubric.
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Earlier in the day, the Bank of Japan held off on expanding stimulus but signalled its readiness to do so "without hesitation," if a global slowdown jeopardizes the country's economic recovery.
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After approval for a second well at the site, Cuadrilla said on Wednesday that it would begin work "in readiness to start hydraulically fracturing both wells in the next few weeks".
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She said that the main obstacle was Britain's failure so far to signal a readiness to settle financial obligations to the bloc that EU officials estimate at around 60 billion euros.
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George Ciamba of Romania, which currently holds the EU's rotating presidency, said the EU welcomed Britain's readiness to organize European Parliament elections in May, but made clear that was not enough.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)The Democratic presidential race is clouded in uncertainty, with every leading candidate facing questions that cast doubt on their readiness to become their party's standard-bearer. Sen.
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It illuminates perhaps his greatest gift, politically speaking, which is his readiness to strike any pose he deems necessary, no matter how ludicrous, and his certainty that he can sell it.
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" OPEN FOR DIALOGUE Zarif tweeted on Thursday that Iran remained open for dialogue: "We announce our readiness to participate in any complementary work that is in the interest of the region.
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Right-wing Christian and other conservative groups have argued that sex among gay soldiers would help spread AIDS in the South Korean military and undermine its readiness to fight North Korea.
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While keeping policy steady, the BOJ signalled on Thursday its readiness to expand stimulus as early as next month by issuing a strong warning of overseas risks that threaten the economy.
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While keeping policy steady, the BOJ signaled on Thursday its readiness to expand stimulus as early as next month by issuing a strong warning of overseas risks that threaten the economy.
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It would be both reckless and detrimental to unit readiness to allow individuals already pre-disposed to mental distress — in this case, those with gender dysphoria — to serve in the military.
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The decision to hold a call came after the European Central Bank on Monday joined the chorus of central banks signalling a readiness to deal with the threat from the outbreak.
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The central bank kept on hold its policy of negative interest rates and readiness to sell francs to tackle the situation on what Chairman Thomas Jordan called fragile foreign exchange markets.
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So far though, 10-year U.S. yields have slipped, their fall accelerating recently as the Fed signalled readiness to cut rates as early as July due to slowing growth and inflation.
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Mr. Bush bore into Mr. Trump's knowledge and readiness to confront national security threats, noting that Mr. Trump had made positive remarks about Russia's role in fighting the Islamic State in Syria.
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"The smart thing to do is not to yield to intimidation and threats," Roettgen told a small group of foreign reporters when asked about German industry's readiness to stand up to Trump.
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On Wednesday, Fitsum on Twitter said Abiy had "thanked and congratulated" Eritrea&aposs president for the positive response and "expressed his readiness to welcome warmly and with considerable goodwill" the Eritrean delegation.
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"I have never felt better about our position and our readiness to deliver against the holiday season," CEO Brian Cornell said Tuesday during a holiday preview event with members of the media.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said if Russia releases the Ukrainian sailors and ships it could be the first signal from the Russian leadership of its readiness to end the conflict with Ukraine.
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Although Gorsuch never ruled on an abortion rights case during his 10-year tenure on Colorado's 10th Circuit, he signalled his readiness to side with the crisis pregnancy centers during oral arguments.
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Jordanian fears about what the plan portends for the region, for their Palestinian citizens, and for the politics of their own country, have been aggravated by Trump's readiness to upturn U.S. policy.
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In a statement, the minister said he had stressed the need to deploy market response measures, including exceptional aid, and that Commissioner Hogan reiterated the EU's readiness to respond and support Ireland.
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Speaking at a conference in Helsinki, chief economist Philip Lane and Governing Council members Klaas Knot, Pablo Hernandez de Cos and Olli Rehn all emphasized the ECB's willingness and readiness to act.
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She has already flagged her readiness to scrap products not generating sufficient value with plans to sell off malted drink Horlicks in Britain and MaxiNutrition, while considering the disposal of older antibiotics.
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A deterioration in corporate sentiment will add to the Bank of Japan's concerns about slowing economic growth after its governor signalled readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the outlook.
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He can't find a job and his country won't take care of him, so he falls back on what he knows he's good at: violence, brutality, and an eternal readiness to kill.
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"SOCAR expresses readiness to study the technical and the trade capabilities of the gas network of Bulgartransgaz ... to transit additional volumes of natural gas through Bulgaria to other European markets," it said.
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In a sign of sustained readiness to track Iranian compliance with remaining United Nations curbs, the United States imposed fresh sanctions on 11 companies and individuals for supplying Iran's ballistic missile programme.
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But Kuroda reiterated the BOJ's readiness to top up monetary support if overseas risks, such as protectionist policies and geopolitical tensions, derail the path towards achieving the central bank's 2% inflation target.
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In a sign of sustained readiness to track Iranian compliance with remaining United Nations curbs, the United States imposed fresh sanctions on 11 companies and individuals for supplying Iran's ballistic missile program.
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The man responsible for ensuring our military's readiness to defend the country just made clear that he believes one way to accomplish the goal is to keep the Iran deal in place.
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Both China and Mexico have explicitly signaled their readiness to retaliate, setting the stage for a major trade war that will threaten politically-sensitive companies and industries, as well as neutral nations.
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China's central bank unveiled a key interest rate reform to nudge borrowing costs lower for companies, while Germany signaled readiness to make available up to $55 billion worth of extra spending (Reuters).
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One report would have to look at unit-level training for "full spectrum" readiness, or a unit's readiness to fight a country like Russia or China as opposed to conducting counterinsurgency operations.
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A leap of faithWhile Lee jumped at the chance to launch his own company, he had some reservations about his readiness to leave the corporate world and go out on his own.
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American battle tanks, the last of which left Europe in 2013, have started returning, and the Obama administration wants to add $2.6 billion for NATO combat readiness to next year's defense budget.
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The two leaders, who are in Argentina for the G20 summit, met in the prince's residence in Buenos Aires and discussed Saudi Arabia's readiness to supply India with oil and petroleum products.
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Plane makers are queuing up to fill the shortfall with revised offers, stressing their readiness to locate production in India, with Saab AB of Sweden also pushing its single-engine Gripen aircraft.
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All 13 economists polled by Reuters expect SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan to maintain the bank's negative interest rates and readiness to intervene in currency markets to restrain the safe-haven Swiss franc.
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Speaking shortly after the conclusion of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) in Abu Dhabi, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said the Middle East-dominated group had a clear readiness to be responsive.
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But in Gauguin's Pacific phase, too, it's the decorative arts, as well as woodblock prints sometimes carved on Polynesian wood, that reveal his unconstrained experiment and his readiness to seek stranger shores.
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BERLIN — International museum professionals and gallerists speaking here last week said they faced challenges to their way of operating, and showed a readiness to hit the reset button on some longstanding practices.
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In Africa, "there is more willingness, even in traditional religions, there is more readiness to accept the absolute," said Bernardo Suerte, a priest from Mozambique who works in Radio Vatican's Portuguese section.
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READY TO ACT With inflation stubbornly low, the central bank has signalled its readiness to expand stimulus by issuing a strong warning about overseas risks that threaten the economy and inflation momentum.
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OPEC Secretary-General Abdullah al-Badri reiterated the group's readiness to work with non-OPEC producers to tackle a supply glut that has knocked prices to their lowest in over a decade.
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At its policy meeting last week, the BOJ signaled its readiness to expand stimulus as early as next month by issuing a strong warning about risks that threaten Japan's export-reliant economy.
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The BOJ kept policy steady on Thursday but signaled its readiness to expand stimulus as early as next month by issuing a stronger warning of overseas risks threatening the export-reliant economy.
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" He continued: "But at the same time they both expressed a readiness to develop good relations with other countries in the world ... this is a very good, very positive coincidence in my opinion.
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The two leaders, who are currently in Argentina for the G20 summit, met in the prince's residence in Buenos Aires and discussed Saudi Arabia's readiness to supply India with oil and petroleum products.
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The elements of Trump's approach are constant -- his ego, his flamboyance, his scorn for those who oppose him, his readiness to strike back at any criticism, no matter how justified or well intended.
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The 28-nation Western defense alliance decided to move four battalions totaling 3,000 to 4,000 troops into northeastern Europe on a rotating basis to display its readiness to defend eastern members against Russia.
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And executives seemed to agree, voicing a new readiness to fundamentally change course in order to avert the worst, such as social unrest and violence, said Brian Gallagher, CEO of United Way Worldwide.
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Angel Gurria, OECD Secretary-General, made that comment on Friday as major central banks such as the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank recently signaled their readiness to cut interest rates.
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There was no clear sign of intervention by global central banks but Japan said it would respond to "extremely nervous" exchange-rate moves, signalling a readiness to intervene to stem excessive yen strength.
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Theresa May has already demonstrated her readiness to square up to the rest of the EU, accusing the "bureaucrats of Brussels" of threatening the UK and trying to interfere in the British election.
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The threat that Ireland could loose at least some access to the EU market is not lost on Varadkar who in Brussels spoke of Dublin's readiness to protect the bloc's common economic area.
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EU leaders took only minutes to approve a negotiating mandate for Barnier that includes a readiness to walk away from a deal and emphasizes the unity of the 27 as an absolute priority.
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Apart from Japan's readiness to help its Asian neighbor, these investments make sense for a country that has to recycle some $28 billion in trade surpluses accumulated in the course of last year.
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Indeed, the recent arrival of marine artillery units outside Raqqa illustrates not only the administration's readiness to up our direct military engagement from stand-off bombing, special operations, and support for proxy forces.
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According to Paul, the main cause of this correction could very well be the Federal Reserve, which just days ago signaled its readiness to reverse more of its crisis-era loose monetary policies.
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"The test operations have allowed the Central Bank of Russia and People's Bank of China to ensure readiness to activate the swap if needed in the future," the bank said in a statement.
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The use of blackouts to prevent fires has also been the subject of much scrutiny in the impacts to communities as well as their readiness to handle the influx of those seeking information.
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That "signals a readiness to talk", adds Lucas Guttenberg of the Delors Institute, a think-tank, providing a basis for an agreement with Emmanuel Macron (particularly if the SPD takes the finance ministry).
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Chancellor Angela Merkel signalled her readiness to implement costly proposals tabled by a government-appointed commission to facilitate the phasing out of coal-fired power, but key questions about money and priorities remain.
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"Staff have indicated their readiness to present a program for the board's consideration once the program includes the necessary policies and the debt relief that can make the program add up," he said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's cabinet on Tuesday affirmed the kingdom's readiness to deploy its spare oil production capacity to maintain market balance and stability, a statement carried by state news agency SPA said.
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In sum, Washington has signaled its readiness to use force in support of its diplomacy, as Ambassador Nikki Haley so eloquently said at the UN Security Council meeting she chaired on April 7.
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The annual assessment, a kind of report card that grades the military on capacity, capability, and readiness to determine overall strength, characterized the US armed forces as "marginally" prepared to defend America's interests.
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The UN team also met with Suu Kyi Monday in the capital Naypyitaw, where Suu Kyi underscored her government's readiness to receive "verified returnees" from Bangladesh, according to Myanmar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Japanese policymakers have escalated their warnings to yen bulls against pushing up the currency too much, describing recent moves as speculative and signaling their readiness to take action to stem sharp currency swings.
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The Trust for America's Health Report, Ready or Not: Protecting the Public's Health from Diseases, Disasters and Bioterrorism further quantifies preparedness and rates states on their readiness to respond to a health threat.
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Rich McBee, chief executive of business telecommunications company Mitel Communications, in which Elliott has owned shares for nearly a decade, said he valued the regular contacts and Elliott's readiness to offer strategic suggestions.
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And while the Fed has already signaled its readiness to do more at its policy meeting this week, with the benchmark rate now just above 1 percent, not much room to cut remains.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May won a modest reprieve in stalled Brexit talks on Friday, with European Union leaders signaling their readiness to move the negotiations forward in the coming months.
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But the impulse to filter out dissenting views, the readiness to regard all political rifts as Manichaean and the quickness to hunker down are bigger than one corrupted party and one cracked president.
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This can make us, for example, push our children into independence out of our own dissociated fears of vulnerability, rather than from any reality of the child's readiness to be on his own.
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In the end, why pick on her when they should be picking on her husband's billionaire cabinet and his seeming readiness to turn the country back towards oppression, anti-Semitism, anti-culturalism, etc.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump pledged to expand the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps, and a draft directive calls for steps to improve the military's readiness to fight on short notice.
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But Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is likely to reinforce the central bank's readiness to act if signs grow that the economy is losing momentum to push up inflation to its 2% target, analysts said.
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The guidance orders Fleet Forces Command to makes sure the plan provides enough time in maintenance, provides adequate forces to meet the deployment requirements and reserves enough readiness to respond to a crisis.
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Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri had said earlier that a debt restructuring was the best solution for looming Eurobond maturities, while the banking association said foreign investors had shown a readiness to negotiate.
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The moves drew applause from supporters of deeper EU integration but criticism from trade unions alarmed by Macron's apparent readiness to ditch France's traditional industrial policy of shielding national assets from foreign competitors.
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Sanofi has signaled its readiness to do deals of a similar size to its $20 billion purchase of Genzyme in 2011 but finding the right large biotech to fit is not that easy.
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Carsten Brzeski, the chief economist for Germany and Austria at ING Diba, believes that a sentence that alluded to the bank's readiness to increase QE in "size and /or duration" could be dropped.
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While BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has repeatedly voiced readiness to easing further, many analysts say the hurdle for action is high given the strain prolonged ultra-low rates is inflicting on financial institutions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top currency diplomat on Wednesday signaled Tokyo's readiness to intervene in currency markets with the safe-haven yen soaring as Republican Donald Trump closes in on winning the U.S. presidential election.
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The second is the fear that no matter what new documents they might issue, the deal will still be shot down in Westminster—a view that naturally limits their readiness to be helpful now.
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Rivals cities such as Paris and Berlin have been trumpeting their readiness to host finance and technology businesses fleeing London, but Amsterdam, less than an hour's flight away, has adopted a lower-key approach.
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And on Thursday night, with the airing of the highly anticipated backdoor pilot for a proposed spinoff, Wayward Sisters, Supernatural seemed to finally and definitively signal its readiness to leave its troubled past behind.
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Still, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda is likely to use his post-meeting briefing to stress his readiness to ramp up stimulus if the economy loses momentum to hit its 2% inflation target, analysts said.
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Three documents were signed: the ceasefire itself, package of measures that sets out how it will be overseen, and a declaration of readiness to enter into peace talks on a political settlement for Syria.
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Though it had been expected to stand pat, there are expectations that Governor Haruhiko Kuroda could make a stronger show of its readiness to ease policy further at his news conference at 0630 GMT.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran should increase its military capability and readiness to ward off enemies, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday in a meeting with Iranian navy commanders, according to Khamenei's official website.
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We have on-the-ground experience operating shared scooters in Santa Monica and around the world, giving us the greatest readiness to fulfill the needs of residents without interruption when the pilot program begins.
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Some still hope for the eventual return of the United States to the deal ditched by U.S. President Donald Trump, because of his readiness to shift position on other issues, Malaysia's trade minister said.
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ISTANBUL, April 25 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Thursday as expected and dropped a previous reference to its readiness to tighten policy further as needed to address inflation.
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His readiness to offer impunity to Saudi Arabia represented another blow to the international rule of law and global accountability, concepts Trump has shown little desire to enforce in nearly two years in office.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has boosted security and scrambled to finish an $800-million stadium as it banks on the eight-nation Confederations Cup to gauge its readiness to host the World Cup next year.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi King Salman "expressed readiness to expand fruitful coordination on world hydrocarbon markets" in a phone conversation they had on Wednesday, the Kremlin said in a statement.
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Pan-European Euro first 13 stock index hit a 21-week low on Friday after the European Central Bank and the Bank of England last week signalled their readiness to tighten their monetary policies.
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China has been flexing its military might for several weeks, implying a readiness to send troops into Hong Kong in response to over 10 weeks of escalating protests that show no sign of ending.
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Kuroda made the comment in parliament on Wednesday, a day after the central bank's monetary policy statement removed a line on its readiness to cut rates further that had appeared in January's policy statement.
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" The operatives of the agency, widely known by its old acronym of GRU, set an example for a future generation of military spies, he added, citing their readiness to sacrifice everything "for the motherland.
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"The Security Council expressed their readiness to consider enhancing (the U.N. mission) UNMISS to better ensure that UNMISS and the international community can prevent and respond to violence in South Sudan," Bessho told reporters.
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He sent cruise missiles flying into the night to send a message to Assad over an uncrossable line — and to any other adversaries of the US who might doubt his readiness to use force.
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"ISB poses a security concern to Singapore because of its support for ISIS and its readiness to resort to the use of violence overseas," the Ministry of Home Affairs said, referring to Islamic State.
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"EUBAM Rafah maintains readiness to redeploy to the Rafah crossing point when the security and political situations will allow," said Mohammad Al-Saadi, press officer for the EU Coordinating Office for Palestinian Police Support.
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John "Mike" Murray testified at a hearing before the House Armed Services Committee's Subcommittee on Readiness to explain to lawmakers how the newly established Futures Command will change the Army's acquisition and modernization process.
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Adding to worries about firms' readiness to spend on factories, equipment and technology, a separate Reuters poll on Friday showed most Japanese companies have put capital investment plans on hold as trade risks grow.
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How else to explain the shocking refusal, and a defiant foot-dragging, of major trade surplus nations to heed America's legitimate complaints with readiness to promptly correct their excessive, growing and unsustainable trade advantage?
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"But Mr. Trump's manifest lack of clear goals or strategy in the Middle East, combined with his readiness to launch strikes or order troop movements on impulse, is cause for continued alarm," they write.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Oman's energy minister Mohammed bin Hamad al-Rumhy told Reuters on Monday he fully supported Saudi Arabia's readiness to react to any impact the new coronavirus could have on the oil market.
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Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri said on Wednesday that debt restructuring was the best solution for looming Eurobond maturities, while the banking association said foreign investors had shown a readiness to negotiate a debt rescheduling.
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Abe pledged on Friday to deliver "all possible steps" if risks to the economy intensified, signalling his readiness to boost fiscal spending if this month's sales tax hike triggers a sharp downturn in growth.
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Chinese central bankers signalled their readiness to defend the yuan but their assurances are seen as insufficient, given that in January Chinese citizens can take up their annual quota to each remit $21371,213 overseas.
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"At the summit there is some expectation that other countries will make announcements about their readiness to increase their contributions," said David Waskow, director of the International Climate Initiative at the World Resources Institute.
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WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Saturday that inflation had recently been weak despite a steady economic expansion, signaling the bank's readiness to maintain its massive stimulus program.
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South Korea's defense ministry said there were no indications of activities at the North's nuclear test site or its long-range rocket station, but that North Korea continued to maintain readiness to conduct nuclear tests.
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Boosting liquidity to the system on Thursday, China's central bank signaled its readiness to supply smaller banks with a steady stream of cash after the takeover of a troubled lender, letting more banks the funds.
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While keeping interest rates firmly on hold, the ECB is expected to raise growth and inflation forecasts, a rare positive step even as it emphasises persistent negative risks and a readiness to provide more stimulus.
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But he identified the recent global market rout as among risks to Japan's economic outlook, stressing the central bank's readiness to expand monetary stimulus if needed to ensure achievement of its 2 percent inflation target.
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At the two-day meeting kicking off on Wednesday, the BOJ is expected to keep monetary policy steady but signal its readiness to ramp up stimulus if growing overseas risks threaten the economy's modest expansion.
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Given the readiness of the Philippines under President Rodrigo Duterte to move closer to China and further from its traditional U.S. ally, Vietnam is one of fewer regional states showing potential readiness to confront China.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has shown readiness to start a dialogue with Russia on strategic stability and disarmament, and to improve trade relations, the Kremlin's spokesman said on Friday, Russian news agencies reported.
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"The Benin Republic has announced its readiness to deploy 150 military troops to the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) ... next month," a statement sent by public information officer for the MNJTF Colonel Mohammad Dole said.
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The BOJ kept policy steady this month but governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled readiness to boost stimulus as global risks cloud the outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in opening the door to additional easing.
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"But despite all these difficulties, we expressed mutual readiness to attempt moves in solving the practical issues, so that would help the development of cooperation between the neighboring regions of the two countries," Lavrov said.
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Conservative Gulf neighbors have long viewed Qatar's foreign policy with suspicion, especially its refusal to shun Shi'ite Iran, and resented Al Jazeera for its readiness to air unwelcome or dissenting views from across the region.
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Indeed, any debate about Clinton's readiness to head the military has centered on her judgments -- with critics excoriating policies such as her backing intervention in Libya and the Russian reset attempt -- instead of her gender.
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As 2015 ended in a flattish performance, its signature trait was resilience and a readiness to seize on further strengthening of the domestic economy that would prompt further Fed rate hikes for the right reasons.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif, have discussed situation in north eastern Syria and expressed their readiness to facilitate relevant talks, Russian foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders will reaffirm support for Ukraine in its standoff with Russia and their readiness to increase aid to the country at a summit on Thursday, the bloc's foreign policy chief said.
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Speaking at an event organized by the think tank Center for China and Globalization, Lamy also encouraged the Chinese negotiators to show greater readiness to move forward on reducing state control and addressing structural problems.
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"The coalition ... reaffirms its readiness to facilitate the immediate installation of cranes at the port of Hodeidah, in line with the secretary-General's special envoy Ismail Ould Cheikh Ahmed latest proposals," the Saudi statement said.
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Such a solution would signal the Commission's readiness to apply the rules and increase pressure through political embarrassment but avoid the economic impact on a country already struggling economically of having to pay a fine.
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The former career central banker said it was technically possible to push interest rates further into negative territory, stressing the BOJ's readiness to expand stimulus again if needed to achieve its 2 percent inflation target.
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But as the primaries draw near, voters often spend time thinking about the commander-in-chief test -- and Sanders has a long way to go in convincing voters of his readiness to handle foreign affairs.
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During a visit to Nigeria's state-owned NNPC, CNOOC Chief Executive Yuan Guangyu said the Beijing-based oil company had invested more than $14 billion in its Nigerian operations and expressed readiness to invest more.
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The Russian Defence Ministry said it had significantly reduced the intensity of its air strikes in Syria in the past two days in areas where armed groups had expressed their readiness to join the ceasefire.
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The U.N. Security Council expressed its readiness to provide more security on the ground, and is calling upon nearby nations to prepare troops for possible deployment, said U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power.
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These appeals to emotion play into the terrorists' hands just when what Europe must do is face its shared challenges with new unity at home, and a new readiness to act in the Middle East.
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In a seminar in New York on Wednesday, Kuroda acknowledged that private consumption has shown some weaknesses and stressed his readiness to ease again if risks threaten achievement of the bank's 2 percent inflation target.
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His opponents, domestic and international, have time and again underestimated not just Mr. Assad's readiness to use violence to preserve his authority, but also the staying power of his inner circle and core loyalist forces.
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Conservative Gulf neighbours have long viewed Qatar's foreign policy with suspicion, especially its refusal to shun Shi'ite Iran, and resented Al Jazeera for its readiness to air unwelcome or dissenting views from across the region.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan and the United States reaffirmed their readiness to adopt "all appropriate measures" to guard their economies from downside risks posed by the coronavirus outbreak, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Tuesday.
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The BOJ kept policy steady this month but governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled readiness to boost stimulus as global risks cloud the outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in opening the door to additional easing.
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Yet Mr. Netanyahu now trails Mr. Gantz, whose appeals for right-of-center support are widely believed to mask a willingness to compromise for peace if the Palestinians show a readiness to do the same.
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But new intelligence reports, including intercepts, imagery and other information, have since indicated that Iran was building up its proxy forces' readiness to fight and was preparing them to attack American forces in the region.
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Peskov said on Friday that Trump showed readiness to start a dialogue with Russia on strategic stability and disarmament, and the leaders also discussed the issue of Ukrainian sailors detained by Russia in late 2018.
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The BOJ kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but Kuroda signaled readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in dropping hints of additional easing.
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John "Mike" Murray testified at a hearing before the House Armed Services Committee's Subcommittee on Readiness to explain to lawmakers how the newly established Futures Command will change the Army's acquisition and modernization process. Rep.
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In their meetings with Mr. Kushner, Arab leaders signaled readiness to cooperate, forgoing the usual grievances against Israel and instead focusing on their common interests, according to officials from Jordan and the United Arab Emirates.
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Just three wealthy countries — Finland, Saudi Arabia and the United States — have gone through two external evaluations of their readiness to face pandemics, one for human diseases and one for animal outbreaks, the study found.
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But a swing toward Brexit in opinion polls a week before the June 23 referendum has sparked deep anxiety about the impact on the EU, prompting a greater readiness to warn Britons of harsh consequences.
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Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has signalled readiness to loosen his austerity policy, but he still aims to balance the federal budget in 2016, despite the cost of accommodating and integrating hundreds of thousands of migrants.
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Japan's potential economic growth rate was 0.68% in April-June, according to the latest data from the Bank of Japan, which has signalled its readiness to maintain or even cut interest rates to underpin growth.
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In addition to prominent lapel pins and outspoken movement A-listers like Selma Hayek and Jane Fonda, a new era of readiness to tackle harassment and sexism pervaded nearly every aspect of Sunday's Oscars telecast.
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Hydration and nutrition indicators — such as vitamin D levels, and iron and fatty acid profiles — are among the additional variables analyzed to determine where each player lands on a four-zone "readiness to perform" index.
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The Peña Nieto administration has publicly adopted a tough stance on Nafta, declaring its readiness to update the treaty but also its willingness to walk away from the table, and from the trade agreement altogether.
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South Korea's defense ministry said there were no indications of activities at the North's nuclear test site or its long-range rocket station, but that North Korea continues to maintain readiness to conduct nuclear tests.
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"The Story of Adidon" came right at the peak of people's readiness to shrug Push off into Meek territory, but he ended up packaging a diss song, gossip, and previously unseen, humiliating photos for impact.
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The day after China's announcement, Trump directed his trade team to identify tariffs on an additional $100 billion worth of goods, clearly intending to escalate even further after seeing Beijing's readiness to match his initial tariffs.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's readiness to develop ties with the United States after the U.S. presidential elections will depend on to what extent Washington would be ready to do so, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday.
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"Minister Bennett declared readiness to come and his words do not help the dialogue at this stage and, at the same time, show that there are different voices in Israel," Czaputowicz told broadcaster TVN on Tuesday.
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READ: This Could Be Trump's Next Disaster in Syria Ukrainians were already on edge over Trump's apparent readiness to play politics with their $391 million in foreign aid, in a scandal that launched an impeachment inquiry.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said at a meeting with his counterpart in Moscow on Monday that Russia had confirmed its readiness to respect the Iran nuclear deal, the RIA news agency reported.
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The bank may drop a reference to its readiness to increase the size or duration of its asset-purchase program before announcing in the autumn how and when it will start winding down its bond-buying.
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Oil prices fell in volatile trade on Wednesday, weighed down by equity markets as China signaled readiness to escalate the trade war with the United States, stoking concerns that an ongoing stand-off could hurt demand.
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One interpretation of the recent attacks on ships—if they were carried out by Iran, as America claims—is that they are intended to signal Iran's readiness to act on its threat to block the waterway.
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Qais al-Khazali, leader of the Iraqi paramilitary group Asaib Ahl al-Haq, declared his readiness "to stand together with the Lebanese people and the Palestinian cause", in the video footage widely circulating on social media.
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"There is an increasing readiness to act and willingness to resort to violence at the left wing extremes in recent years," said Klaus Schroeder, an expert in left-wing extremism at the Free University of Berlin.
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Mr Tusk's readiness to declare the effect of migration on Britain's public services an "emergency" (it is not, nor do many EU migrants move there to claim benefits) indicates his willingness to play along with this.
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In statements explaining their votes, NRC Chairwoman Kristine Svinicki and Commissioner Stephen Burns said the information gathering amounted to what Svinicki called "appropriate steps to develop the agency's readiness to execute the budget requested" by Trump.
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Critics have dismissed as cowardly Duterte's decision to turn his back on the ICC, calling it contrary to his stated readiness to "rot in jail" if it meant saving his nation from the scourge of drugs.
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Government prosecutors were due to file a joint status report with Patten's defense attorneys on Monday, which could have revealed information about the extent of his cooperation in ongoing investigations and his readiness to be sentenced.
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The NBC report raises further questions about North Korea's readiness to enter serious negotiations about giving up a weapons programme that now threatens the United States, in spite of Trump's enthusiastic portrayal of the summit outcome.
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Shusuke Yamada, currency and equity strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Tokyo, said Canada's readiness to join the deal remained something to watch though it was difficult to gauge when investors expected a breakthrough.
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"The issue of women serving in all previously closed position is complex and multi-faceted, and the department's decision must be carefully reviewed to evaluate its impact on military readiness to handle emerging threats," he wrote.
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He has skillfully presented his assertive foreign and security policies — an expression of his revisionism — as Japan's readiness to play a fuller role in assisting the mainstay of the international order that is the United States.
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While the attacks were run by an outside group and not the Bush campaign, the effect was to focus an election centered on national security on Kerry's readiness to lead rather than Bush's White House record.
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The NBC report raises further questions about North Korea's readiness to enter serious negotiations about giving up a weapons program that now threatens the United States, in spite of Trump's enthusiastic portrayal of the summit outcome.
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Though Kuroda signalled his readiness to expand an already massive stimulus programme in his speech on Monday, he did not provide any explicit hints on the chances of the BOJ aggressively easing policy at its September meeting.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The Spanish government denied on Monday it had agreed with Italy to disembark the 107 migrants stranded in the Mediterranean at a Spanish port in Mallorca, while reiterating its readiness to receive the migrants there.
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Financial markets barely reacted when the two were trading bombastic barbs last year but investors still aren't sure how to trade Trump's new softer side or Kim's readiness to trade his nuclear arsenal for recognition and aid.
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China will not allow the U.S. to interfere in its legislative process and economic policies, but it seems to be showing a readiness to keep its sales in American markets on a steep and steady downward path.
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The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is watching the U.S.-China trade war, Brexit and the Italian fiscal situation "very closely," after it held its policy of negative interest rates and readiness to intervene in foreign exchange markets.
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Last year's gathering took place in the week leading up to Trump's inauguration and was headlined by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who signaled his readiness to fill the vacuum in global leadership created by America's shift inward.
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To get even close to keeping up with the pace of innovation, says Mr Work, it will have to move to rapid prototyping and adopt a different attitude to testing, emulating Silicon Valley's readiness to "fail fast".
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"If there is any risk of declining inflation expectations affecting achievement of our price target ... we won't hesitate to further ease monetary conditions," he said, signaling the BOJ's readiness to ease again as early as this month.
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Friday's meeting and press conference, held at the storied New-York Historical Society, appeared staged to draw a stark contrast with Trump, whose comments this week raised further questions about his readiness to be commander in chief.
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The communique also dropped a reference, used by the G20 last year, on the readiness to finance measures against climate change as agreed in Paris in 2015, because of opposition from the United States and Saudi Arabia.
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MOSCOW, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif, have discussed situation in north eastern Syria and expressed their readiness to facilitate relevant talks, Russian foreign ministry said on Thursday.
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Wheelchair-bound since a deranged man shot him at an election campaign event a few days after German reunification in 1990, he lives for the job and signaled before the election his readiness to stay in politics.
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The BOJ kept policy steady last week but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in opening the door to additional easing.
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But the move has failed to arrest an unwelcome yen rise that hurts already weak exports and a fragile economy, prompting government officials to warn of their readiness to step into the market to stem yen gains.
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It seems like the need for apocalyptic fiction has become superfluous under the Trump administration, which is waging war on climate efforts and has made no bones about its readiness to engage North Korea in nuclear war.
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"Given the significant weakening of the forint ... we expect the NBH to adopt a more hawkish tone, emphasising its readiness to act in the event that the fForint weakens further," Goldman Sachs said in a recent note.
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Mr. Ryan's refusal to endorse Mr. Trump was a reminder of a lost Washington art — not just the willingness to take on the political opposition, but a readiness to publicly challenge the leader of one's own party.
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"Japan is ready to take necessary action" if excess volatility and disorderly currency moves persist, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference, signalling Tokyo's readiness to intervene in the market to stem excessive yen rises.
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"A slowdown of the global economy and normalisation of U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy could have an impact on investors' lower readiness to take risks, and hence on capital flows to emerging markets, including Serbia," it said.
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"We have heard about the Department of Defense's plans to rebuild military readiness, to include investing in additional spare parts and maintenance, increasing training opportunities, growing certain military occupational specialties, and modernizing aging weapons systems," they continued.
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We know that to accomplish everything we have set out to do, from rebuild our warfighting readiness to modernizing the force and taking care of our soldiers, simply asking Congress for more money is not the answer.
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BUDAPEST, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank maintained its dovish bias on Tuesday, reaffirming in its monthly policy statement a readiness "to ease monetary conditions further using unconventional, targeted instruments" if needed to meet its inflation target.
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"If there is any risk of declining inflation expectations affecting achievement of our price target ... we won't hesitate to further ease monetary conditions," he said, signalling the BOJ's readiness to ease again as early as this month.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The global economic outlook has become more uncertain after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, the European Central Bank said on Thursday, reaffirming its readiness to act if needed to support euro zone inflation.
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TOKYO, March 17 (Reuters) - Japan and the United States reaffirmed their readiness to adopt "all appropriate measures" to guard their economies from downside risks posed by the coronavirus outbreak, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Tuesday.
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There has been some speculation in Israel that Netanyahu may be willing to go along with a Trump-Rouhani bargain of some sort if Trump signals his readiness to recognize Israel's partial annexation of the West Bank.
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Japan and China have both signaled their readiness to ease further and the European Central Bank, which only halted bond buying in December, indicated this month that it could cut its rates even deeper into negative territory.
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Mr. Bolton suggested that the Palestinians needed to be punished, for both their readiness to refer Israeli construction in occupied territory to the International Criminal Court and their reluctance to engage with the Trump administration's peace efforts.
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Three senior U.S. diplomats with inside knowledge about Trump's Ukraine scandal signaled readiness to share details with House Democrats in defiance of Trump's blanket ban, amid reports of widespread unrest within the ranks of the State Department.
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"Oman fully supports the statement (and the spirit) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's stance on its readiness to react to any market condition that may be caused by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in China," Rumhy said.
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Barnier reiterated the EU's readiness to upgrade the political declaration on future UK ties - which forms part of the troubled divorce package - should that help build a majority for the deal in the divided House of Commons.
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Signaling a readiness to overcome policy differences, Schnabel stressed that she would serve a full eight-year term -- a nod to critics after the previous three German board members quit early, partly in protest over policy differences.
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Chiller's warning on Sunday that housing in the Olympic Village was "not safe or ready" due to leaky plumbing, blocked toilets and exposed wires ignited concern over Rio's readiness to host the first Olympics in South America.
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This is intriguing, but not exactly enlightening—activity or a lack of activity in one part of the brain doesn't appear to tell us much about the psyche, or about anyone's readiness to act on unsympathetic thoughts.
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At the two-day meeting that ends on Thursday, the Bank of Japan is expected to keep monetary policy steady but signal its readiness to ramp up stimulus if growing overseas risks threaten the economy's modest expansion.
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The readiness to believe the worst about the Chinese also comes out in the way in which many people sharing their anger on social media accept the stories of cruelty without checking for themselves that they are rife.
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Separately, boosting liquidity to the financial system on Thursday, China's central bank signalled its readiness to supply smaller banks with a steady stream of cash after the takeover of a troubled lender, letting more banks access the funds.
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The 28-nation alliance will formally agree to deploy four battalions with 3,000 to 4,000 troops in the Baltic states and eastern Poland on a rotating basis to reassure eastern NATO members of its readiness to defend them.
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At the March meeting, the BOJ kept policy steady and its governor signaled readiness to ramp up stimulus if the economy lost steam, in a push-back against speculation it could whittle down monetary support earlier than expected.
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If Britain votes to leave, finance leaders from the Group of Seven leading economies will issue a statement stressing their readiness to take all necessary steps to calm markets, government officials with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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In a speech on Thursday, Swiss National Bank governing board member Andrea Maechler said the central bank's readiness to intervene on foreign currency market remains an important pillar in the central bank's fight against an overvalued Swiss franc.
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Finance leaders from the Group of Seven leading economies will issue a statement stressing their readiness to take all necessary steps to calm markets if Britain votes to leave, government officials with direct knowledge of the preparations said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea has maintained readiness to conduct a new nuclear test at any time, a South Korean military official said on Friday, amid a report of a possible test within days as Pyongyang defies international pressure.
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"Now the most important thing, of course, is to move on to the political questions, and I note with satisfaction your readiness to work with all those who want peace and a solution (to the conflict)," Putin said.
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The communique also dropped a reference, used by the G-20 last year, on the readiness to finance measures against climate change as agreed in Paris in 2015, because of opposition from the United States and Saudi Arabia.
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The BOJ is expected to maintain its massive stimulus programme this week while signalling its readiness to ramp up monetary support if growing risks such as the escalating U.S.-China trade war threaten the Japanese economy's modest expansion.
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"I have a real concern with money being taken away from training and modernization and readiness to go to surgeries on soldiers that will render them non-deployable for a long amount of time," Hartzler explained to CNN.
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While most members agreed it was appropriate to maintain the BOJ's current stimulus program, one of them said the central bank must stress its readiness to take "quick, flexible and bold" action including additional easing, the minutes showed.
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TOKYO, May 16 (Reuters) - Japan's senior ruling party official has signalled Tokyo's readiness to join the China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), saying it was crucial to reach a decision soon, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Tuesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's central bank governor has publicly flagged his readiness to ease policy if growth sputters, but sources say policymakers internally have little appetite for new stimulus, which could require a major policy overhaul and unsettle markets.
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"There is a readiness to continue cooperation beyond 2018... The mechanism hasn't been determined yet, but there is a consensus to continue," Falih said after a meeting of the joint ministerial committee which oversees implementation of the cuts.
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Herdsmen and hunters have also long observed that grazing animals often tend to align themselves facing either north or south, which the researchers suspected was in readiness to escape in either of those directions should a threat emerge.
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Such adjustments may include dropping a reference to the bank's readiness to increase the size or duration of its asset-purchase programme before announcing in the autumn how and when it will start winding down its bond-buying.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The world's financial leaders are likely to declare readiness to take action if economic conditions worsen further in their joint communique at the G20.8 this weekend, an official with a European delegation to the summit said.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is committed to providing reliable oil supplies to global markets and has stepped up readiness to deal with any threats following attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf on Thursday, the energy minister said.
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The Suns are extremely bad, but Crawford's readiness to tilt his role towards that of a playmaker has made life (slightly) easier for a young core that would otherwise have no stability whatsoever at such a crucial position.
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"The government has no reason to conceal a swap, if indeed it took place, considering that the president has repeatedly stated his readiness to swap fighters for the girls if necessary," the Nigerian government said in a statement.
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Tributes for McCain and the lauding of his courage, honor, decency, character, and readiness to reexamine his own mistakes will unfold at a time when Trump is facing an unflattering public debate about his own personality and behavior.
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And as much as voters praised the female candidates for their readiness to take on Trump, some would almost protectively confess that they didn't want to watch Warren or Harris or Klobuchar go through what Hillary Clinton did.
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MANILA, March 20 (Reuters) - The Philippine financial system can withstand the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, the central bank said on Friday even as it expressed readiness to intervene in the foreign exchange market to temper wild swings.
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But the scene's readiness to jump down the throats of those whose views or wordings do not align precisely with its collective mentality, and the carefree nature with which it labels people racists, is what's truly problematic here.
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"Qatar hosting the world's third-largest sporting event reflects our readiness to host an exceptional World Cup in 2022," Prime Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Thani tweeted shortly after the women's marathon began last Sunday.
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The Stone case shows "the Trump Administration is blatantly demonstrating its readiness to interfere in the criminal justice system to harm its enemies and favor its supporters," Assange's lawyer Edward Fitzgerald told London's Woolwich Crown Court on Monday.
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The rapidity, scope, and apparent precision of the Iranian response highlights the muscular principles of the Islamic Republic's security doctrine, which holds that the regime's survival depends on its strength and its readiness to go on the offensive.
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MATSUE, Japan, Oct 3 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Yukitoshi Funo on Thursday warned against heightening downside risks from a persistent slowdown in the global economy, signaling the bank's readiness to respond to prevent risks from materializing.
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LONDON, April 25 (Reuters) - Turkey's dollar-denominated bonds extended earlier losses on Thursday after the central bank kept interest rates unchanged and dropped a previous reference to its readiness to tighten policy further as needed to address inflation.
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South Korean officials said on Thursday there were no new signs to indicate a North Korean nuclear is more imminent but said the North has maintained a state of readiness to conduct such a test at any time.
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It is unfortunate but ironic that Mr. Trump, who trades on his followers' willingness to believe the falsehoods he so frequently utters, should suffer such public relations damage from his opponents' readiness to accept BuzzFeed's apparently erroneous report.
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The Bank of Japan also kept monetary policy steady but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in dropping hints of additional easing.
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But he reiterated the EU's readiness to change the political declaration on future ties with Britain - which makes part of the Brexit package together with the legal divorce treaty - to include more assurances of clarifications on the backstop there.
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To this end, Price is preparing to emphasize his readiness to shift from a policymaker to a Cabinet official overseeing and implementing policy, and plans to discuss his qualifications that are separate from his work on Obamacare replacement legislation.
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FCA had proposed locating the combined group's operational head office in a neutral city, most likely London, but has now indicated readiness to base it in the greater Paris area, meeting a key French government demand, both sources said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell in volatile trade on Wednesday, weighed down by equity markets as China signaled readiness to escalate the trade war with the United States, stoking concerns that an ongoing stand-off could hurt demand.
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Ennadha officials say the party has shown its true colors in its readiness to seek political consensus and is entitled to compete in polls for the president, who deals only with foreign and defense policy in Tunisia's nascent democracy.
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" Kiselyov went on to say that Trump was "more impulsive and unpredictable" than the North Korean and to say both men shared some of the same negative traits: "Limited international experience, unpredictability, and a readiness to go to war.
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The boisterous Trump and reserved May took pains to demonstrate a readiness to maintain the "special relationship" between the United States and Britain, something that is particularly important for May as she steers Britain out of the European Union.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled his readiness to ease monetary policy further using existing or new tools, shrugging off growing market concerns that the bank is reaching its limits after an already massive stimulus program.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Business executives and scientists on Tuesday urged the world's leading economies to put global warming back on the G20 agenda after finance ministers and central bankers failed to reaffirm their readiness to finance measures against climate change.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 4 (Reuters) - The global economic outlook has become more uncertain after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, the European Central Bank said on Thursday, reaffirming its readiness to act if needed to support euro zone inflation.
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The yen slipped to a one-week low of 111.83 per dollar on Thursday partly on speculation that the BOJ could make a stronger show of its readiness to ease policy further at its review ending later on Friday.
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The central bank kept policy settings unchanged at a subsequent meeting in March but offered a bleaker view on the economy, signalling its readiness to roll out further stimulus if needed to hit its ambitious 2 percent inflation target.
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The Commission has signaled readiness to give Italy more cash to help with increased arrivals, though officials and diplomats in Brussels were skeptical there would be any swift agreement for other EU states to take in the NGO boats.
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"What comes through about Theresa is tremendous determination and readiness to fight for what she thinks is fair and just, which can be good or bad," observes Victor Olliver, a UK-based astrologer and editor of the Astrological Journal.
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While a few of these tips are trans-specific, a simple openness to learning and a readiness to act, to listen to, and include diverse experiences and points of view makes an impact across the board for all communities.
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In the CDU, a split is opening between its leaders in government, who are showing some readiness to compromise, and senior figures in the parliamentary party, which is increasingly frustrated with the SPD and with the CDU governing leadership.
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The energy minister also said Poland can now move on with investment in renewable, after the EU approved Warsaw's power capacity scheme, in which energy groups are paid for their readiness to provide back-up power generated from coal.
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It seems, as we grow older, that we are haunted less by what we have done than by what we failed to do, whether through lack of courage, or inattention, or insufficient readiness to cast caution to the winds.
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But by positioning inert found objects as so many little idols or Buddhas, Lee also calls attention to our own tragic readiness to anthropomorphize anything we look at, and to the difficulty of seeing anything just as it is.
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That might be enough for May to calm immediate concerns at home after Brexit campaigners urged the British prime minister to signal her readiness to leave the EU without a deal and to rely on World Trade Organization rules.
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But Kuroda stopped short of making any direct reference to the BOJ's readiness to ramp up stimulus, saying the central bank will continue to use market operations and existing asset-buying programs to pump out liquidity and stabilize markets.
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TOKYO/HONG KONG, March 4 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda on Wednesday said the coronavirus outbreak could inflict big damage on the economy, stressing the central bank's readiness to take "appropriate action" to underpin a fragile recovery.
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If a majority of Mr. Macron's candidates win in the runoff, as it appears they will, the election seems to reflect the voters' readiness to get on with his agenda — at least those who showed up at the polls.
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Without any real strategy, and with a commander-in-chief declaring his readiness to remove American troops from the battlefield before the war is over, Trump will not only fail to punish Assad, he will embolden the Syrian President.
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Banking association chief Salim Sfeir said that if the government was heading towards a debt rescheduling, this should happen in an orderly way through negotiations with bondholders, "especially investment funds abroad that have so far shown readiness to negotiate".
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Armed groups that use child soldiers often truck in mystical elements—one reason that Joseph Kony found kids so easy to manipulate is their readiness to believe in magic—and the Zetas betray some elements of a death cult.
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Carinthia and Heta creditors had signalled readiness to compromise in the long-running dispute about the repayment of bonds guaranteed by the province on Monday, just one day after Austria's banking watchdog imposed a big haircut on the bonds.
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"We met with the President of the United States, Mr. Donald Trump, four times in 2017, and we have expressed our absolute readiness to reach a historic peace agreement," Abbas said in a rare appearance before the Security Council.
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Kamala Harris frequently argued that her prosecutorial skills made her the party's best pick to debate and dismantle Trump, while former Vice President Joe Biden has faced questions regarding his stamina and readiness to forcefully challenge the pugilistic incumbent.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Boosting liquidity to the financial system on Thursday, China's central bank signaled its readiness to supply smaller banks with a steady stream of cash after the takeover of a troubled lender, letting more banks access the funds.
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Three documents had been signed under the agreement, said Putin: a cease-fire between the Syrian regime and the armed opposition; a package of measures to monitor the cease-fire; and a "declaration of readiness" to commence peace talks.
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But weeks before he stepped down, Dagan suspended convention by summoning Israeli reporters to Mossad headquarters, where he disputed Netanyahu's assessment of the imminence of an Iranian threat and declared readiness to launch a pre-emptive war to foil it.
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The Bank of Japan, meanwhile, increased government bond purchases in regular market operations on Wednesday for the first time since adopting its yield curve control in September, signalling its readiness to intervene against unwelcome rises in long-term interest rates.
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Though Kuroda signalled his readiness to expand an already massive stimulus programme in his speech on Monday, he did not provide any explicit hints on the chances of the BOJ aggressively easing policy at its next review on Sept. 20-303.
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"He expresses readiness to come to terms with the Russian President instead of making conflicts with us, the way today's administration is doing," Alexey Pushkov, head of the foreign relations committee of Russian parliament said, according to the Tass news agency.
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In meetings with leaders of two other parties, the Socialists and the centrist Ciudadanos, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy had shown his readiness to study proposals put forward by other parties to respond to the Catalan issue, the statement said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warned of heightening risks to the economic outlook and signaled the central bank's readiness to ramp up stimulus if needed, brushing aside concerns it lacks policy ammunition to stave off another recession.
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Crude prices have been supported by output cuts by OPEC and other major producers as well as falling supplies from Iran, but signs of China's readiness to escalate a trade war with the United States have raised concerns about future demand.
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"His visit is a signal to Vietnam of the U.S. readiness to write a new page in American-Vietnamese relations, but it is also part of a wider strategy and series of relationship with other Asian countries worried by China's expansion."
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SHANGHAI, Feb 220 (Reuters) - The world's financial leaders are likely to declare readiness to take action if economic conditions worsen further in their joint communique at the G20.8 this weekend, an official with a European delegation to the summit said.
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The BOJ kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but signaled its readiness to ramp up stimulus, joining central banks across the world that are shifting towards more easing as the escalating U.S.-China trade war raises fears of a global recession.
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On the question that tripped him up badly last time around, about his readiness to serve as president, the senator cited his decision to oppose an Obama administration plan for intervention in Syria as proof of his judgment in an emergency.
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Since pulling out of the nuclear accord, Trump has expressed a readiness to negotiate a new deal while warning Tehran of dire consequences "the like of which few throughout history have suffered before" if it made threats against the United States.
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It was a stark contrast from the early days of Duterte's presidency, when he had routinely disparaged the ICC and dared it to go after him, expressing his readiness to go on trial in The Hague and "rot in jail".
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"The main point of today's decision was the statement's new line on the BOJ's readiness to ease," which is similar to the European Central Bank's pledge to cut rates if necessary, said Hiroshi Shiraishi, senior economist at BNP Paribas Securities.
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Merkel opened her speech by quoting Nobel prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa as saying in 2014 that the readiness to live together with people who are different was one of the biggest steps for people on the way to civilization.
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"This combination of liberals and conservatives is atypical for Croatia's political culture, but if the partners keep focus on goals and projects of joint interest and show readiness to compromise, this government could prove stable," political analyst Viseslav Raos said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Group of Seven finance leaders will issue a statement stressing their readiness to take all necessary steps to calm markets if Britain votes to exit the European Union, government officials with direct knowledge of the preparations said on Thursday.
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At last month's policy review, the BOJ kept policy steady but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled its readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in dropping hints of additional easing.
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Though Kuroda signaled his readiness to further expand an already massive stimulus program, he did not provide the explicit hints that some had been waiting for on the chances of the BOJ aggressively easing policy at its next review on Sept.
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The BOJ kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but signalled its readiness to ramp up stimulus, joining central banks across the world that are shifting towards more easing as the escalating U.S.-China trade war raises fears of a global recession.
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GROWTH RISKS At its meeting this week, the BOJ is expected to maintain its stimulus program and signal its readiness to boost monetary support if growing risks such as the escalating U.S.-China trade war threatens the economy's modest expansion.
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Comey's firing makes up the basis of an obstruction-of-justice case Mueller is building against Trump, and experts say Mueller's document requests and readiness to interview one of Trump's key advisers indicate that the case is nearing its conclusion.
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"Instead of talking about the coalition's readiness to fire missiles at Syria, the United States would do better to rebuild the destroyed city (of Raqqa) and provide wide-ranging help to its suffering population," the ministry said in a statement.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by telephone with Qatar's ruler, Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, and expressed readiness to find a solution to the diplomatic crisis in the Gulf, sources told Qatar-backed al Jazeera TV on Wednesday.
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Though still at an early stage, the EU's readiness to penalize Iranians would be the first such move in years after months of internal division over how to punish Iranians accused of destabilizing activities in Europe and the Middle East.
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A South Korean military official said on Friday that North Korea had maintained readiness to conduct a new nuclear test at any time and U.S. officials also say they are concerned about additional missile and nuclear tests in the near future.
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At last month's policy review, the BOJ kept policy steady but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled its readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in dropping hints of additional easing.
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But if May has yet to make a concrete proposal on her next move then, then the summit can do little more than outline possible steps — such as a readiness to give her a couple of months, or maybe longer.
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Trump has selected Robert Wilkie, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, to serve as acting secretary in the interim, but the staff turnover isn't likely to bring stability to an agency that faces tremendous challenges serving its veterans.
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Medvedeva topped the podium at last year's Grand Prix events in Moscow and Osaka but missed the Grand Prix Final because of a cracked bone in her right foot, raising questions about her readiness to compete at next month's Pyeongchang Olympics.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank has ample room to expand stimulus further and is prepared to cut interest rates deeper into negative territory, signalling a readiness to act again to hit his ambitious inflation target.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The main Turkey-backed Syrian rebel force said on Friday that its convoys, along with Turkish forces, were moving toward the frontlines with the Syrian town of Manbij, in "full readiness... to start military operations to liberate" the town.
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Although there have been some significant departures over the past year - Chief Technical Officer Chris Urmson left in August after leading the project from its inception - some new hires have pointed to the program's readiness to move past its experimental stage.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is expected to maintain its massive stimulus program on Thursday and signal its readiness to ramp up monetary support if growing risks such as the escalating U.S.-China trade war threaten the economy's modest expansion.
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Kim wants American troops to withdraw from the Korean peninsula; Trump has indicated a readiness to draw down the 27,000 personnel stationed in South Korea and has made it clear that he would prefer to withdraw all troops from that country.
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The second priority is ensuring that the armed forces not only have the arms they need, but also the training and readiness to use them in the sort of fighting they would face in eastern Europe and the western Pacific.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also signalled last week his readiness to ramp up stimulus if growth slumps, going so far as to say any step the central bank takes could take will seek maximum stimulus effect at minimum cost.
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Claire N. Spottiswoode, a behavioral ecologist at Cambridge University, and her colleagues reported in the journal Science that honeyguides advertise their scout readiness to the Yao people of northern Mozambique by flying up close while emitting a loud chattering cry.
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At the March meeting, the BOJ kept policy steady and its governor signaled his readiness to ramp up stimulus if the economy lost steam, in a push-back against lingering speculation it could whittle down monetary support earlier than expected.
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Schaeuble, whose insistence on reforms to public finances in Athens have long made him a hate figure for many Greeks, has signaled his readiness to deepen euro zone integration as long as risks and liabilities arising from political decisions remain linked.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the yen's recent gains may hurt the country's economy, stressing his readiness to expand monetary stimulus if the risks threaten to keep the central bank from hitting its 2 percent inflation target.
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"Management has offered to White Tale its readiness to present its existing growth strategy, listen to White Tale's plans and discuss appropriate concrete ways forward, including White Tale's wish for seats on the board of directors," Clariant said in a statement.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that the European Union could only agree to enter the next phase of Brexit negotiations in December if Britain provided specific assurances about its readiness to settle financial obligations to the bloc.
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The longstanding relationship with Saudi Arabia is in America's national interest, and the crown prince, known by his initials, M.B.S., has demonstrated a readiness to impose long-needed social and economic reforms on his über-conservative subjects and countless fellow princes.
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The venue, which will host the kayak and canoe slalom at the July 24-August 9 Games next year, was the third purpose-built venue to be unveiled on schedule — a further indication of Tokyo's readiness to host the summer showpiece.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady on Thursday but Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled readiness to ramp up stimulus as global risks cloud the economic outlook, joining U.S. and European central banks in dropping hints of additional easing.
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He has publicly contradicted the warnings of his own administration's top public health officials to downplay the threat; misrepresented the federal government's readiness to test for the virus; and urged Americans to buy stocks before sharp downturns in the market.
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Biggest governing challenge Interviews with more than 20 sources across Washington -- including lawmakers, White House officials, health experts and diplomats -- paint a picture of deep concern over the widening coronavirus outbreak and the Trump administration's readiness to handle the crisis.
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Among the options on the table should be Russia's readiness to end the separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine, move toward resolution of "frozen conflicts" elsewhere in Europe and de-escalate tensions with NATO through arms control and military-to-military exchanges.
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SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan, during his annual meeting with the government, stressed that negative interest rates and readiness to intervene on currency markets remained appropriate to restrict appreciation of the currency, the cabinet said in a statement after the meeting.
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Trump's fiery temperament, including flippant comments about the possibility of nuclear war, shattered conventions governing how presidents normally talk and engage with the world and have stoked fears about his readiness to lead in the event of a dangerous global crisis.
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The Interfax News agency, citing a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman, said the meeting underscored the Taliban's "readiness" to continue speaking with the U.S. The trip to Moscow was the first international visit for the Taliban since talks with Washington broke down.
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While the BOJ is expected to reiterate its readiness to act if needed to shore up growth, a weak yen may take some of the pressure off to immediately follow other major central banks which are easing policy, analysts say.
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"After many years spent in the post and with his many contacts at a high international level, Mr. Mihailov expresses his firm readiness to continue to help the development of Bulgarian football in every way possible," BFU said in a statement.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who spoke by phone with Mr. Putin last week, said he discerned a "genuine readiness to reach a solution" and anticipated talking about a pardon for Ms. Issachar in a meeting with the Russian president set for Thursday.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Negative interest rates and a readiness to intervene in the foreign currency markets are still needed to ward off a rise in the franc that would trigger deflation in Switzerland, Swiss National Bank governor Andrea Maechler said on Tuesday.
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BEIRUT, Dec 10 (Reuters) - An international conference on Wednesday will probably signal a readiness to provide support for Lebanon once a new government is formed that commits to reforms, but new aid pledges are not expected, a Lebanese official said.
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In Europe, expectations have been growing that the European Central Bank will restart a programme to provide long-term cheap loans to banks to boost a faltering economy, while the Bank of Japan has flagged its readiness to ease further.
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Zarif, who is due to meet government officials on Monday, said his visit aimed to declare Iran's support for Lebanon and to announce that it "has complete and comprehensive readiness to deal with the brotherly Lebanese government in all areas".
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Instead, Ms. Merkel has impressed Mr. Putin with her grasp of detail, a quality he shares, and her knowledge of Russia and its culture and her readiness to stand up for her views — just as he does for his own.
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Though Kuroda signalled his readiness to further expand an already massive stimulus programme, he did not provide the explicit hints that some had been waiting for on the chances of the BOJ aggressively easing policy at its next review on Sept.
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In a movement often described as amorphous, Mr. Drouet has stood out, frequently appearing on television and shocking French public opinion by declaring his readiness to "go inside" the Élysée were he to reach the presidential palace in a demonstration.
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When Obama decided that he was going to potentially lift this ban on transgender service members we were asked by the Pentagon's undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness to again look at the potential implications of lifting that ban.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also signaled last week his readiness to ramp up stimulus if growth slumps, going so far as to say any step the central bank takes could take will seek maximum stimulus effect at minimum cost.
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Since the discussions began last month about a #J113 Art Strike, I've seen sparks of hope that this type of apathy won't occur again — that a community that has long prized freedom is taking a stand and ensuring its readiness to respond.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former White House Communications Director Hope Hicks told U.S. lawmakers that U.S. President Donald Trump was not joking about his readiness to accept derogatory information on political opponents from a foreign government, a congressional interview transcript released on Thursday showed.
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With less than eight months until Britain is due to leave the EU, and only about four months left to reach an agreement on the terms of its exit, her government is still stressing its readiness to depart with no deal in place.
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A 29-year-old Indiana woman who was charged three months ago with smothering her two children to death has penned a letter to the judge in her case admitting guilt and expressing her readiness to serve a lifelong prison term, PEOPLE confirms.
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China showed readiness to retaliate by declaring plans to levy additional duties on up to $3 billion of U.S. imports, including fruit and wine, in response to U.S. import tariffs on steel and aluminium that were due to take effect on Friday.
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"We must remember that clemency is an extraordinary remedy, granted only after the President has concluded that a particular individual has demonstrated a readiness to make use of his or her second chance," White House counsel Neil Eggleston said in a statement.
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EDT (1830 GMT) WASHINGTON, July 31 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve cut interest rates on Wednesday for the first time since 2008, citing concerns about the global economy and muted U.S. inflation, and signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the yen's recent gains may hurt the country's economy, stressing his readiness to expand monetary stimulus if the risks threaten to keep the central bank from hitting its 2 percent inflation target.
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TOKYO, Sept 2087.00 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei settled at a high not seen in three months on Monday after exhausting some earlier sharp gains in volatile trade, while banks were sold after the central bank governor reaffirmed his readiness to ease monetary policy further.
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That would require a pact between the PD and smaller groups that split off in disagreement with the high-handed ways of the PD's leader, Matteo Renzi, and his readiness to hatch deals with some of the most controversial figures on the right.
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Amano referred to a meeting between North and South Korea in September at which the North expressed its readiness to take measures including a permanent dismantlement of its main nuclear facilities in Yongbyon should there be unspecified corresponding action from the United States.
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China showed readiness to retaliate by declaring plans to levy additional duties on up to $3 billion of U.S. imports including fruit and wine in response to U.S. import tariffs on steel and aluminum, which were due to go into effect on Friday.
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Western diplomats see a greater readiness to engage by the tiny nation that has long had a "go-it-alone" attitude, born of its solitary 30-year armed struggle for independence from its far bigger neighbor, Ethiopia, a quarter of a century ago.
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The RBI is widely expected to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points to a more than 6-1/2 year low after a recent slump in inflation, with markets primarily focused on whether the central bank signals readiness to ease more.
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There's a hunger and fury radiating from nearly every image—a readiness to escape into something both more benign (cheers to peace and love and dancing!) and unruly (the outdoor raves that flourished in 21997 would be literally outlawed five years later).
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In South Korea, where both the military and civilians are used to facing threats from North Korea, Defense Minister Song Young-moo warned the country's armed forces "to maintain full readiness" to "immediately punish with powerful force" any action against the South.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which monitors the war, said dozens of buses had entered Douma early on Monday in readiness to evacuate the rebels and their families to the northern towns of Jarablus and al-Bab, near the Turkish border.
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The ECB has emphasized its readiness to review and possibly recalibrate policy at a March 10 meeting, given that low energy prices and lackluster economic and lending growth are expected to keep euro zone inflation well below target for years to come.
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The euro rose 0.3 percent to $1.1221, its highest in nine days, lifted by market expectations that the ECB will raise growth and inflation forecasts, a rare positive step even as it emphasises persistent negative risks and a readiness to provide more stimulus.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday that terrorists wanted to reduce Germany's readiness to take in refugees but she added that her government was against that as she spoke after a spate of recent attacks in the south of the country.
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Tensions between North Korea and South Korea have skyrocketed as Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic missile programs have advanced at an astonishing pace in the past year, and North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, has persistently demonstrated a readiness to make use of them.
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Speaking in Singapore on Tuesday, Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan, who is close to Xi, reiterated China's readiness to hold discussions and work with the United States to resolve trade disputes as the world's two largest economies stand to lose from confrontation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said on Monday some refugees should be allowed to shed their asylum seeker status if they find a job and learn German, signaling his readiness to compromise in a coalition dispute about a new immigration law.
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The researchers discovered that three crucial factors motivate both ISIS fighters and those fighting them: a deep commitment to sacred values, the readiness to forsake family for those values, and the perceived spiritual strength of the group or community that the fighter represents.
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And those macho attitudes include many admirable things: a genuine love of courage, a surprising readiness to celebrate failure if it is bought with bravery, an unsparing sense of the fatality of human existence, a love of the small pleasures that ennoble it.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda stressed on Tuesday his readiness to expand monetary policy still further, saying that market moves would be key factors the central bank would examine in deciding when and how it might next expand stimulus.
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BOJ Deputy Governor Masayoshi Amamiya said on Thursday the central bank could widen the band at which it allows long-term interest rates to move around its target, signaling its readiness to accept further falls in bond yields if driven by market forces.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - In what appeared to be an effort to shore up investor confidence in the beleaguered Chinese yuan, a phalanx of central bank advisers signaled their readiness to defend the currency and said a stabilizing economy will temper future depreciation pressure.
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MOSCOW, May 24 (Reuters) - Belarusian Prime Minister Sergei Rumas said on Friday that Russia had confirmed its readiness to pay compensation for damages incurred as a result of the contamination of oil in Russia's Druzhba pipeline, Belta news agency reported on Friday.
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"Moscow confirmed its readiness to work closely with all sides in Libya with the aim of seeking mutually acceptable solutions to create the grounds for the stable development of Libya as a united, sovereign and independent state," the ministry said in a statement.
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"Obviously we will have to look whether there is a basis for help by the state, just as with every other company," said state leaders in a joint statement issued in the capital Wiesbaden on Monday, affirming their readiness to support Condor.
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"For those few people knocking me for tweeting at three o'clock in the morning, at least you know I will be there, awake to answer the call," he said, referencing Clinton's 2008 attack on President Obama about his own readiness to serve.
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All but one of the 16 economists in the Reuters poll predicted the Bank of Korea would stay at 1.50 percent KROCRT=ECI, as the sluggish job market and uncertainty from U.S.-China trade friction limits its readiness to raise borrowing costs.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's central bank chief on Friday signaled his readiness to ramp up stimulus if the economic recovery lost steam, in an emphatic pushback against creeping speculation it could tighten the money spigot as other economies dial back crisis-mode policies.
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The Popular Resistance Committees, a militant offshoot of Fatah that has specialized in setting roadside bombs and other explosive devices, praised the attack, saying on its website that the "heroic operation" showed a "readiness to defend the Palestinian people" against Israeli attacks.
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Hamas and Islamic Jihad, the Gaza groups that fired about 20123 projectiles at southern Israel on Saturday and Sunday, had indicated a readiness to restore the fragile truce that went into effect nearly five years ago but has been interrupted repeatedly by violence.
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PARIS — Serena Williams was set up with a comfortable opening path at the French Open draw ceremony on Thursday, though doubts remained about her physical readiness to contend for a 24th Grand Slam singles title before main-draw play, which starts Sunday.
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KABUL, March 18 (Reuters) - Scared by the prospect a coronavirus epidemic in parts of Afghanistan under their control, the Taliban have pledged their readiness to work with healthcare workers instead of killing them, as they have been accused of in the past.
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Now that the President Donald Trump's Senate impeachment trial has concluded, White House officials and administration allies are signaling readiness to move forward with investigations into the Biden family — the very thing that sparked the impeachment inquiry roughly half a year ago.
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Elizabeth Warren&aposs pledge to not appoint any high-dollar donors as ambassadors if elected, Buttigieg shrugged off a commitment, saying he would select ambassadors "based on their readiness to do the job" regardless of if they had supported his campaign or not.
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Juncker, who is touring the Western Balkan nations, received from the Bosnian officials a completed questionnaire on the country's readiness to join the EU. They hope it will help lead to Bosnia gaining the status of an EU candidate later this year.
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"The CITIC chairman sent a binding bank guarantee yesterday (Tuesday) to our main financing institution, J&T, ... expressing readiness to pay back the debt... of around 450 million euros," Tvrdik said in a video interview with Seznam Zpravy news website published on Wednesday.
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While this is partly due to state law prohibitions on such disclosure, state officials also appear to understand that we need a voter commission as much as the country in 1938 needed a commission to investigate America's readiness to repel a Martian invasion.
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Others, like Hungary's prime minister, Mr. Orban, have been attracted by Mr. Putin's hostility toward liberal democracy and Russia's readiness to hand out cash, like a $10 billion loan to Hungary to pay for the construction by Russia of a nuclear power plant.
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Elizabeth Warren all sought to loosen his grip on that key constituency Wednesday night, which led to some of the most interesting contrasts between the candidates and an embarrassing misstatement by Biden that underscored concerns among Democrats about his readiness to face Trump.
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Every quarter, the military branch sees 22,22002 part requests go unfilled, despite its readiness to pay an exorbitant amount of money to replace bits and bobs that once cost pennies—try $10,000 for a toilet seat cover in a C-17 Globemaster III.
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Some rate-setters wanted it to go a step further and say that risks surrounding the economic outlook were "tilted to the downside" — a phrase the ECB has used in the past to signal its readiness to ease policy again, two sources said.
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These signals are critical in showing not only U.S. awareness of the stakes and potentially readiness to help Belarus return to Europe, but also to demonstrate to Moscow that the U.S. and presumably our allies in Europe will not tolerate such aggression.
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Some rate-setters wanted Draghi to go a step further and say that risks surrounding the economic outlook were "tilted to the downside" — a phrase the ECB has used in the past to signal its readiness to ease policy again, two sources told Reuters.
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"During the recent meeting in Moscow with my colleagues from Iran and Turkey we approved a joint declaration in which we confirmed our readiness to guarantee a future agreement between the Syrian government and the opposition," Lavrov told the Interfax news agency in an interview.
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"In the kingdom, we have to keep all options open, President Putin agreed with us on this and expressed his readiness to extend until the end of 2018 if this is agreed, and if this is the best option," Falih told Al Arabiya television.
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Indeed, talk to negotiators in Brussels, Berlin or Paris—still notably united—and you find concerns not so much about British perfidy or delusion, but over its readiness to conduct what David Davis, the Brexit minister, calls "the most complicated negotiation of modern times".
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" In addition to writing the music, Mr. Lang created the text out of what he writes in program notes were "the most committed" words of numerous anthems, editing them into a long list of empurpled declarations of fatherland, love and readiness to spill "fragrant blood.
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ECB policymakers will next meet on March 8 and sources close to the process said no big change is likely, but a discussion may be reopened about dropping the bank's easing bias - part of its guidance stipulating its readiness to increase bond buys if needed.
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Ciamba, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the bloc, told reporters before a meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg that the EU welcomed Britain's readiness to organise European parliament elections in May, but that in itself was not enough to grant London more time.
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That assessment has weakened demonstrably since, and Fed Chair Jerome Powell and many of his colleagues inside the U.S. central bank on Wednesday signaled readiness to cut interest rates as required to shore up a U.S. economic expansion that appears to be losing steam.
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Paris' readiness to consider a foreigner to oversee a revamp of the airline's strategy and negotiations with Air France unions reflects Macron's desire to create pan-European companies that can withstand globalization, even if that means placing control of a national asset in foreign hands.
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"We are looking at all situations, and we have come to the conclusion that the current monetary policy of negative interest rates and the readiness to intervene when needed in the currency markets are the best policy for Switzerland," Maechler told an event in Zurich.
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Adam Schiff, the Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, says the impeachment inquiry already has the evidence it needs to show that Trump abused his power by conditioning a White House meeting with Zelenskiy on his Ukrainian counterpart's readiness to investigate the Bidens.
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Add in research by the National Weather Service, with support from NASA satellites and aircraft, and we have an effective continuum of investments, including technology for better storm prediction and science-based plans for community readiness to minimize loss of life and property damage.
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"The 85033s, they're now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because, you know, the Cold War's been over for 20 years," said Obama, oblivious to both current geopolitical reality and the role of Reagan's emphasis on military readiness to end the Cold War.
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"The Foreign Ministry confirms its full readiness to create, at any stage of the peace process, all the necessary conditions for setting up direct talks between the government of Afghanistan and the Taliban movement on Uzbekistan's territory," it said in a statement late on Monday.
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The issue of the CCG and CMM raises a significant number of other ponderables, too, including our readiness to address the challenges presented by these Chinese maritime forces, especially as Beijing expresses—and more importantly, exercises--discontent over matters of sovereignty in the Western Pacific.
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Signalling a readiness to act, ECB President Mario Draghi argued that Britain's decision to leave the European Union and weak emerging market growth both dampen the euro zone's own outlook, leaving the balance of risks tilted firmly to the downside and possibly requiring action.
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To America's traditional allies, both Arab monarchies and Israel, this looks as though America is abandoning the Middle East to Iranian influence: its inaction in Syria has emboldened America's foes, they say; its readiness to dump Hosni Mubarak in Egypt has rattled its friends.
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Japanese vice minister Ro Manabe offered the assistance at a meeting in Tokyo on Friday and expressed readiness to contribute to efforts by the Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia "in addressing piracy and terrorism", said Raymund Quilop, assistant defence minister for assessments and international affairs.
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