EPA reassessing Flint response: McCarthy also said Tuesday the agency is reassessing its response to the Flint, Mich.
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But sources say the exchange is now reassessing this strategy.
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Reassessing YouTube's monetization structures could be a more immediate solution.
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Anthem isn't the only way Shvarts is reassessing rape kits.
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DKNY, under new ownership, is reassessing, so it's out entirely.
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"I think some of those Democrats are reassessing," he said.
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Two months on, Democrats are reassessing their position on the governor.
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This is a lengthy, living document, which Facebook is constantly reassessing.
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European carriers, including Deutsche Telekom, are reassessing their use of Huawei.
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We're not alone, companies and countries alike are reassessing large gatherings.
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But Belgium is, in fits and starts, reassessing its colonial past.
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Later, when I was reassessing my career, it came to mind.
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And per the Times, he's been "reassessing his legal risks" ever since.
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If I was in their shoes, I'd probably be reassessing that myself.
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The company will no longer make multiyear commitments, instead reassessing commitments annually.
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This means officials are constantly reassessing the demands for crews and equipment.
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The news has left both Duet and Astro reassessing their respective value propositions.
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" More recently, Rand Corporation issued a report titled "Reassessing the Marijuana Gateway Effect.
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It also didn't rule out reassessing the case after the lower court's ruling.
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It might not be the only Chinese company reassessing its long-term future.
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Real-estate agents are not selling, but are staying busy by reassessing property values.
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BookMaker Sportsbook is reassessing its predictions for the Patriots' season opener against the Cardinals.
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Officials there are considering restrictions, companies are reassessing deals and organizations are returning donations.
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Investors appear to be reassessing that stance, helped along by the bullish Guggenheim note.
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European officials are considering restrictions, companies are reassessing deals and organizations are returning donations.
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We can begin by reassessing the president we still have, while we still have him.
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And how does this archetypal leisured city dweller go about "reassessing their position in society"?
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But some previous corporate sponsors, like Coca-Cola and Walmart, have been reassessing their commitments.
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Meanwhile, revisiting The Artist and reassessing it feels less about quality and more about context.
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One person who is reassessing Barney is Leora Rifkin, now 30 and living in Boston.
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But after the slew of upbeat data, investors are reassessing the chances of further easing.
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Investors want to see the impact on the U.S. jobs market before reassessing the current pessimism.
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Historians are reassessing the life of the shah and his 37 years on the Peacock Throne.
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While local governments are reassessing their approach to certain substances, psychedelic fanatics shouldn't get too excited.
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And some of the more unruly voices of the Republican conference were reassessing their uncompromising tone.
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The European Food Safety Agency said it is reassessing the risks PFAS pose to human health.
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Conglomerates prefer firing a studio's leader for picking the wrong films to reassessing the whole business.
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"Some customers are reassessing their vendors in light of security concerns," Nokia said in its earnings statement.
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Squeezing more money out of your boss might be as easy as reassessing your 401(k) contribution.
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Puerto Rico's governor said Monday that statistical methods will not be used in reassessing the death toll.
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However, because of the coronavirus crisis, many major US financial institutions are reassessing their branch strategies, i.e.
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So now they're even more comfortable, and no one is reassessing their portfolio and saying: 'Hang on!
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Much of Big Tech is reassessing (or at least, making it seem like they're reassessing) how they treat consumer data and privacy — Facebook, for instance, earlier this week released its own Clear History tool that allows users to disassociate their data from their accounts, on a certain level.
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So, he added, rather than reassessing its local investments, Starbucks will continue "playing the long game in China."
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By 1100 GMT on Friday, investors were reassessing whether British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had made any progress.
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The plant closure will be one of several by automakers reassessing their presence in the UK and Europe.
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Pride organizers acknowledged the criticism but said they would not cancel the march and were reassessing security measures.
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" She added: "There are many people who voted against independence in 2014 who are today reassessing their decision.
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We learned that Twitter is reassessing some of its direct response business, Promoted Tweets and the TellApart business.
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Sanders said last week he would be reassessing his campaign after Biden continued to build on his lead.
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Doctors, hospitals, and first responders need to constantly be reassessing their strategies and tools to combat the outbreak.
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Now, the Chinese government appears to be reassessing its campaign against the N.B.A. and dialing down the clamor.
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Based on the most recent letter however, it seems as if the duo may be reassessing their approach.
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Leach said Dexcom has been reassessing its entire back-end system to make sure this doesn't happen again.
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He added: "It's not the end of the world" for Google that the EU is reassessing the arrangements.
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Assessing and reassessing who is most likely to survive — as hard as it is — is what ethics requires.
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Back in June, Deadline revealed that the team had had layoffs and that NBCUniversal was reassessing the business model.
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Others may be gearing up for the (expensive) end-of-year rush, and reassessing their careers — and their paychecks.
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Although credit-raters and insurers are busily reassessing climate risk, companies' premiums and credit have scarcely got more expensive.
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Democrats are reassessing the initial bipartisan proposal, while Republicans seem increasingly open to new federal spending they once opposed.
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Constantly reassessing and readjusting your posture may seem like a nuisance, but eventually you'll default to good alignment subconsciously.
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Financial markets have been reassessing expectations of fast action on taxes that have helped fuel a Trump stocks rally.
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But new research suggests that reassessing what the animal eats could be the key to boosting the panda population.
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Traders have also been reassessing their assumptions about the path of further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes this year.
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Investors "have been reassessing their stance on the sector," said Andrea Cicione, head of macro strategy at TS Lombard.
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Last year's Obamacare repeal fight really brought this issue to the fore, and people might be reassessing their prior beliefs.
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But perhaps traders were reassessing the move on Thursday as stocks bounced back with the Dow up nearly 200 points.
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Even more are reassessing Facebook's role as a media company and wondering how to stop the distribution of false information.
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She says despite being disappointed about what happened with the Center for Civil and Human Rights, they're reassessing their options.
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This has meant reassessing the use of library spaces and consolidating book holdings in a bid to attract more visitors.
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EDVARD MUNCH: BETWEEN THE CLOCK AND THE BED Reassessing Munch's legacy with an emphasis on self-portraits and later paintings.
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In recent months, Fed officials have signaled growing interest in reassessing and lightening the regulatory burdens faced by big banks.
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Keanu is emblematic of our new interest in reevaluating and reassessing what we value most in our most beloved actors.
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After the initial sharp sell-off, investors came back on Monday reassessing the geopolitical situation, largely shaking off the concerns.
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And when they (entirely predictably) don't meet it, instead of reassessing their goal, they chalk it up as a failure.
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The European Commission is reassessing limits on carbon emissions, and energy-intensive industries are wary about the prospect of stricter rules.
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One of Trump's advisers on Israel, lawyer David Friedman, told CNN that the party might be due for reassessing its positions.
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Fortunately, recent media reports suggest that some Senators have a renewed interest in reassessing the tax-exclusion for employer-sponsored insurance.
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"To me it's more short-term relief at this stage and investors will be reassessing Italian risk in January," he said.
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Expectations were low going into the quarter with analysts reassessing their sales expectations downward by 3 percent ahead of the results.
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Calling for the abolishment of ICE is nothing more than a distraction from the hard work of reassessing our immigration system.
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency said she and other officials are reassessing the agency's response to the Flint, Mich.
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Banks can reduce risk by reassessing their detection strategies, which presently lack the focus or sophistication to identify illicit source behavior.
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That could mean frequently reevaluating evacuation zones, updating floodplain maps and reassessing wildfire risk -- and always sharing that information with residents.
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Tiano said that news reports earlier this year that the Tour was reassessing its podium policy had no basis in fact.
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Employees at a builder of truck components say managers have been hastily reassessing supply chains that run through China and Mexico.
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PETA is reassessing its options and will seek other ways "to reach the people of Maine," spokeswoman Amber Canavan told CNN.
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At Brown, where students have also been protesting, the university's computer science department has begun reassessing its relationship with the company.
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I think we're all going through a thorny cultural shift, reassessing illustrious artists who also may have demeaned or abused people.
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Many companies are reassessing their long-term investments in Britain, fearful of how Brexit might affect trade across the European Union.
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In ideal circumstances, an officer can take cover and shoot in small bursts, reassessing the threat after every couple of rounds.
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The longer we go on without sort of these without these imbalances building up, the more I'm going to be reassessing things.
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The company told Reuters this week that it's reassessing its relationship with FedEx after the delivery company misrouted a handful of packages.
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The zinc market seems to be currently reassessing this scenario as new mine supply fails to translate fully into improved metal availability.
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When Jose Galindo, a banker in San Francisco, turned 30 years old, he began reassessing his career by reflecting on his childhood.
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Economists are reassessing their belief that technological progress lifts all boats and are beginning to worry about the new configuration of work.
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She plays a British therapist who's reassessing everything — life, love, husband (Steven Mackintosh), monogamy — in the wake of a serious bicycle accident.
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And, if you are reassessing your career, Shana Lebowitz reported that social distancing could create 15 million jobs in the next decade.
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"And we're reassessing all capital expenditure projects with an eye toward deferring any projects that may be inconsistent with the current environment."
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What is beyond question is that Bailey is prepared to explore any and all options — including, perhaps, even reassessing his Jamaican one.
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The ripple effects of the Max production pause are being felt around the world where suppliers and airlines are reassessing their plans.
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The Korengal Outpost was changing hands again, even as the Army was reassessing the merits of being in the valley at all.
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Recently, NASA officials admitted that they are reassessing the 2020 date since the rocket probably won't be ready to fly next year either.
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Kushner Companies confirmed on July 11th that talks had recently ended and that it is reassessing the financing structure of the redevelopment project.
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Unlike most teens, however, reassessing her career goals could mean leaving behind a field in which she's been working for over a decade.
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Three areas that Twitter is reassessing include the company's direct response business, aspects of the Promoted Tweets products and the legacy TellApart business.
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Interestingly enough, because Trump is reassessing and in some cases withdrawing troops from our multiple engagements, now the Democrats are for more war.
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The White House, which originally threatened to veto the House legislation, is now reassessing the package, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Rather, the copper market, particularly the speculative part of it, seems to have started reassessing the prevailing copper narrative of chronic over-supply.
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The Business Roundtable executives say they are reassessing their priorities and considering the well-being of all stakeholders, including workers, not just shareholders.
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More than one-third of the China CEOs said they are reassessing their global footprint given shifting environments because of globalization and protectionism.
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In fact, Comcast may be reassessing its bidding strategy for the remainder of Fox if it walks away with Sky, the person said.
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The arts and crafts retailer has been reassessing its operations, moving to expand its children's offerings and shuttering its Pat Catan craft stores.
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"The changing economic outlook in Scotland, particularly in relation to the oil industry, may also have led to voters reassessing independence," he said.
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The US military is reassessing its operations as part of a shift toward competition with so-called great powers, like Russia and China.
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Reassessing representations is, in part, the purpose of a current $14.5 million reconstruction of the Northwest Coast Hall, set to reopen next year.
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While she thinks work-life balance is a fictional concept, she thinks reassessing or re-aligning priorities, rather than slowing down, can help.
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Flanked by a swarm of security, the Wests took refuge in their Manhattan apartment for several days, welcoming friends and reassessing their security needs.
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Kushner Companies said a year ago it was reassessing how to finance the tower's redevelopment after talks that had begun several years earlier failed.
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The company's been reassessing issues with the foldable's display after initially chalking up problems with review units to small sample sizes and user error.
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Michael Weatherly announced his "NCIS" exit months before the end, allowing writers to put in motion a storyline about Tony DiNozzo reassessing his priorities.
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"Under these circumstances I am actively reassessing my support," he said, without saying whom he plans to support in place of the Democratic nominee.
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Outflows were seen predominantly from European and emerging market (EM) clients, with analysts now reassessing what the Asian slowdown could mean for the sector.
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However, talks between Lufthansa management and pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit broke down earlier this month and the two sides are currently reassessing their positions.
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As the evening wore on, Bloomberg TV passed along other outlets' news reports that Bloomberg the man would be reassessing his campaign on Wednesday.
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Since his staff announced last week that he is reassessing his campaign, Bernie Sanders has not yet definitively said whether he is still running.
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I feel like what I've seen out of Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, more specifically, probably has me reassessing how I thought Boston would finish.
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Various museums, universities and other nonprofits are now shunning donations or reassessing their relationships with the Sackler family, which has a long history of philanthropy.
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Instead of reassessing whether they really should support Sanders (or Clinton), they try to convince themselves that there must be something wrong with the evidence.
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It is now reassessing every investment and expects that the number of companies in its portfolio will fall by as much as 30% by 2020.
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Head coach Mike Tomlin said Wednesday he was reassessing "anything and everything," a direct byproduct of missing the playoffs in 2018, including his coaching staff.
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Neither Löw nor del Bosque is likely to say in advance that he is definitely reassessing how he intends to play this tournament in France.
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" Sudan's defense minister threatened last May to withdraw from the conflict, pointedly announcing that Khartoum was "reassessing" participation in light of Sudan's "stability and interests.
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Yet now they are reassessing their choices and are certain they would not have worked with him if given a chance to do things over.
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READ: Bloomberg is reassessing his campaign after spending half a billion dollars to win American Samoa Bloomberg planned to "reassess" his campaign's viability on Wednesday.
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It's primarily an expansion of the free-to-play model and the potential of the cloud that has many reassessing advertising's role in the medium.
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Lawton cautions against caving into pressure created by certain work or social groups, and reassessing relationships that could be detrimental to your money and wellbeing.
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"This could mean helping with rebuilding efforts, recovering lost data, handling a backed-up customer or reassessing the company's goals and future plans," Yang said.
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"The huge jump over the weekend to various other countries has many reassessing 2020 growth estimates," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial.
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Economists have been reassessing their forecasts for the economy and labor market as the U.S. and individual states respond to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Reassessing what can be tweaked about your daily routine to make it more supportive and nourishing is a great thing to consider during this new moon.
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SO THERE'S RISK OUT THERE, I THINK PEOPLE ARE REASSESSING RISK, THEY'RE TRYING TO SEE HOW STRONG MOMENTUM IN THE ECONOMY IS AND RE-EVALUATING THINGS.
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Confirming a Reuters story on Wednesday, Ugo Bassi, a director in the European Union executive's financial services unit, said the CMU needed reassessing due to Brexit.
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The investor group said its plan, which includes reassessing the household-goods chain's expenses including its advertising budget, could drive annual earnings of $5 per share.
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The Washington Post (owned by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos) reported last Friday that Amazon is reassessing its plans for the New York City branch of HQ2.
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Old Mutual is not alone in shaking up its businesses, other insurers and asset managers have also been reassessing their make-up due to increased competition.
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"Some customers are reassessing their vendors in light of security concerns, creating near-term pressure to invest in order to secure long-term benefits," Nokia said.
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According to a Deadline report from last November, YouTube had been reassessing its scripted development plans with a goal of refocusing on unscripted shows and specials.
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In 2000, the city began a three-year effort to correct tax bills going forward by reassessing every parcel individually, something Detroit hadn't done in decades.
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Bombardier said earlier it was reassessing its ongoing participation in a venture controlled by Airbus that runs the programme, which Airbus bought from Bombardier in 2018.
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Bombardier said earlier it was reassessing its ongoing participation in a venture controlled by Airbus that runs the program, which Airbus bought from Bombardier in 2018.
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" They should, however, "be open to reassessing their view of the economy based on all incoming information, including the views of participants in the financial markets.
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Now, they and many Democrats are reassessing the value of having anything that smacks of a self-styled enlightened elite influencing the selection of the candidate.
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The failed IPO is yet another sign that investors are reassessing the wisdom of betting on unproven companies, especially during a time of elevated recession risk.
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By the early 12th century — towards the end of the Song Dynasty — scholars were reassessing Nie's work and redesigning new objects based on the recovered artifacts.
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Other major bond investors, such as Franklin Templeton's David Zahn, said they were waiting for clarity on the composition of the Italian government before reassessing their positions.
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And I think what you've seen over time is we have been reassessing where we think those longer run stars as the chairman says –calls them, are.
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Confirming a Reuters story published on Wednesday, Ugo Bassi, a director in the European Union executive's financial services unit, said the CMU needed reassessing because of Brexit.
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"The markets are reassessing how far the Fed's tightening cycle will go and expectations are for rate rises to continue for longer," he wrote in a note.
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Do you think Rick's reassessing his position now, and that there could be a switch between Rick and Maggie, in terms of how they're dealing with things?
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Blades said he believed Bilfinger was now through with reassessing the risks from old projects, although it could not be ruled out that fresh issues would arise.
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Bond yields had risen sharply last week on news reports that the Prime Minister's office (PMO) was reassessing the idea of issuing foreign currency overseas sovereign bonds.
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"Next year I think you're going to see smaller-format stores, people reassessing their mall strategies, especially as anchors struggle in a lot of malls," O'Shea said.
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RCom, controlled by billionaire Anil Ambani, said on Sunday it is reassessing debt repayment options after calling off the merger deal citing regulatory delays and legal uncertainties.
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Indeed, this crisis should also lead to reassessing the benefits to the core, longer term United States' interest that a less confrontational approach to Iran would yield.
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Airlines around the world have been reassessing their routes as the new coronavirus spreads beyond China, where most of the more than 87,000 cases have been reported.
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Similarly, explanations can be found in the meddling of certain neighboring states, relationships with which the White House appears to now be in the process of reassessing.
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" The pair was enduring a rough patch, however, as the source claimed they were reassessing their partnership: "Things have been a bit up in the air recently.
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Policymakers "should be open to reassessing their view of the economy based on all incoming information, including the views of participants in the financial markets," Mester said.
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But as more information emerges about the extent of Russia's involvement in the hacking, news organizations are reassessing the journalistic challenges involved in relying on stolen documents.
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Finally, scientists are reassessing the possibilities of aging and performance thanks, in part, to an 85-year-old who recently finished a marathon in under four hours.
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Pointing to "new realities" in the market, the company said Wednesday that it was reassessing the plans, underscoring the difficult economics of manufacturing in the United States.
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What does it mean to be a celebrity reassessing their standing in the public when their rise to fame happened before the particular scrutiny of social media?
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He couldn't even convince his own precinct captains to vote for him, and before the counting had finished his campaign announced it would be "reassessing" the political landscape.
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AS DONALD TRUMP prepares to welcome Xi Jinping next week for the two men's first face-to-face encounter, both countries are reassessing their place in the world.
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They focus on doing projects that by definition are only incremental because all they're doing is reassessing and reapplying things they know how to do, but slightly modified.
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For intelligence officials now trawling through information held on Abedi, much of their time will be spent reassessing how the facts they had at the time were interpreted.
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But on Friday, aides in the West Wing were reassessing the move, first reported by the website Axios, worrying that it might only draw out the impeachment process.
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"Some customers are reassessing their vendors in light of security concerns, creating near-term pressure to invest in order to secure long-term benefits," Nokia said in a statement.
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But at a time when museums face the challenge of reassessing their collections for the global age, the center of gravity still lies in Western Europe and North America.
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One of the many consequences of the reckoning currently facing the entertainment industry, however, has been reassessing the lives and careers of actors who just seemed to fade away.
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Though Barlow engages in plenty of late-life self-reflection in Mother American Night, it is generally of a personal nature, affirming his political thought rather than reassessing it.
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At the same time, I'm sort of interested in stepping back and reassessing or learning more about how the antitrust division has been functioning and what their priorities are.
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The company, Japan's biggest city gas supplier, said it was reassessing earnings projections for the business year ending March and would announce them as soon as that becomes available.
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It's encouraging that our leaders may be fundamentally reassessing how we fund transportation—but in this case, the facts will reveal that an infrastructure bank is not the answer.
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In the long run, this is a good time for humans to begin reassessing our relationship with captive animals on many levels, and reassess how we experience "wild" life.
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"Groundhog Day," which was released in 1993, is about a weatherman who finds himself reliving the same day over and over again, and reassessing his priorities as a result.
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Their emotional interiority sits at a difficult and interesting place in our culture now, at a time when America is reassessing its relationship to the way that cops feel.
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We have now postponed or canceled those two ships indefinitely, and we're just kind of reassessing what else we need to do for the remainder of the cruise season.
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The checklist includes: making sure ECMO is attached to the patient safely and securely; pausing after every position change or movement; regularly reassessing the patient's attachment to the machine.
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But while he's long been a fan of companies like Amazon, McNamee said he's "reassessing everything" about his investing strategy as he stares down four years of a Trump presidency.
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"Given the poor performance of his Italian investments and uncertainty created by the new populist government, it could be a first step to reassessing Italy," said IG analyst Vincenzo Longhi.
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It's just that everyone else is free as well to respond, whether that's by expressing their feelings in blog and social media posts, or in reassessing their support of Oculus.
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Mahathir, who previously led Malaysia for 22 years until 2003, has sought to reduce China&aposs economic influence by reassessing lopsided Chinese investment since taking power for a second stint.
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The studio was reportedly "reassessing" the two sequels that Scott had planned for the series, and there's been wild (and unconfirmed) speculation that the films have been put on ice.
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Millennials should be all about financial goals: identifying and prioritizing them, carrying out both short-term and long-term goals, and reassessing them as they enter a different life stage.
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The bank changed its outlook after reassessing the impact of U.S. sanctions on Iran's exports, saying it now expects the shipments to fall by 1.1 million bpd by year end.
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"At the same time, I'm sort of interested in stepping back and reassessing, or learning more about how the antitrust division has been functioning and what their priorities are," said Barr.
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Producers large and small are also reassessing capital and exploration spending and cautiously returning to develop projects, but the U.S. shale industry has also become more efficient during the industry downturn.
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It also said that "some customers are reassessing their vendors in light of security concerns," suggesting that it may be picking up 240G orders because of concerns about Chinese rival Huawei.
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That might mean beefing up your emergency fund and other savings, as well as reassessing expenses to see where the family can spend less during the period where you aren't working.
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Some in the market had speculated Wilson's exit could spur more radical change, such as hiving off general insurance, selling off closed life insurance books or by reassessing the international businesses.
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But the central bank is now reassessing that view as the job market continues to add workers but wages grow slowly and inflation remains well below the Fed's 2 percent goal.
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As the possibility looms that Britain might crash out of the European Union absent an agreement with the bloc, multinational companies are reassessing the merits of centering operations here, imperiling investment.
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The strike came as the Trump administration has been reassessing the American military commitment in North and West Africa after an ambush in Niger in October that killed four American soldiers.
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The strike came as the Trump administration has been reassessing the American military commitment in North and West Africa after the ambush in Niger last fall that killed four American soldiers.
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This will be an important time for you to reflect on meeting your creative goals, asserting your desires in your love life, and reassessing your energy when it comes to partying.
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With the boundaries of commerce unclear, some companies are reassessing the appeal of centering operations in Britain, the former seat of a global empire that increasingly looks like an island nation.
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"We had contingency plans in place and we have taken appropriate measures to reduce our risk, such as reassessing land approvals, as we continue to monitor the market," the firm said.
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A top official of the company said on Wednesday that it was reassessing its plans to build a $10 billion Wisconsin plant to make flat-screen television and create 13,000 jobs.
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After Kim Kardashian was threatened and robbed in Paris this week, celebrities are considering whether her frequent social media use made her more vulnerable, and may be reassessing their own digital sharing.
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Danske Bank also said it would end its share buyback program after reassessing its capital targets after Denmark's Financial Services Authority said its compliance and reputational risks are higher than previously thought.
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The country to country relationships on intel hang in the balance, too: Israeli officials are reportedly "boiling mad" and reassessing their intel-sharing with the U.S., while European countries also have doubts.
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"A lot of companies are reassessing their size and costs as they realize that in order to survive in this current climate, character and originality, above all else, need to shine through."
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In the absence of a unified approach and in an age of digital transformation and continued data breaches, the notions of data privacy and reassessing digital identity are moving front and center.
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The move here comes as communities and institutions across the United States are reassessing their nomenclature, amid shifting attitudes about historical figures and heightened attention to issues of race and racial discord.
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The Nature Climate Change article is called "Reassessing emotion in climate change communication," and it's by Daniel Chapman, Brian Lickel, and Ezra Markowitz, psychological and environmental researchers at University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
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In April 2016, his senior strategist, Tad Devine, said Sanders was reassessing his campaign after a string of losses to Hillary Clinton made it virtually impossible for him to win the nomination.
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Warjiyo said BI was reassessing its forecast for a V-shaped recovery amid the rapid spread of the virus, cutting its 2020 GDP growth forecast to 4.2%-4.9% from 5.0%-5.4% previously.
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After hurrying to sell off richly-valued stocks this week, investors appeared to be reassessing the geopolitical risks, according to Robert Phipps, a director at Per Stirling Capital Management in Austin, Texas.
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When the already weak foundation of the Iraqi state began to crumble and ethnic conflict ravaged neighboring Syria, American leaders doubled down on current policies instead of reassessing our strategy and involvement.
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As a result, the government is reassessing its energy options amid a decline in natural gas from the North Sea oil fields and a decision to phase out the use of coal.
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An increasingly vocal base of investors who put their money where their values are have raised concerns about Facebook and are reassessing whether they should own one of the market's tech darlings.
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Alarmed by the possibly of a chaotic withdrawal, diplomats from neighboring countries who have been in talks with U.S. officials in Kabul said they were reassessing policies and would ramp up border preparations.
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LORETTA MESTER: I think we're going to be reassessing – I certainly would reassess my forecast of where I think the normal rate of unemployment or the long run rate of unemployment will be.
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To stabilize the individual market, the report also recommends "reassessing" certain health law policies that are meant to stabilize the individual market, to see if they could be made to work more effectively.
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NASA officials say they are now "reassessing" that launch date, according to Space News, and even today's budget request says that the SLS will launch for the first time in the early 2020s.
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Providing capital relief for market-making, revitalising the single-name CDS market, reviewing and reassessing harmful regulation and bringing market participants together to review the market structure could help improve markets, it said.
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Or, as Janelle Belgrave suggests in her weekly horoscope for Refinery29, this emphasis on how you define value and worth could spur you toward reassessing what really matters to you — literally and figuratively.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Franklin Templeton's David Zahn said on Monday that he would look for more certainty on the make-up of the next Italian government before reassessing his underweight position on Italian bonds.
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Credit...Alyssa Schukar for The New York Times LONDON — Well before a deadly virus began spreading across multiple borders, a world defined by deepening interconnection appeared to be reassessing the merits of globalization.
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Being 30-something, having a child, getting off of a long-standing show that consumed your identity — [all of those things can] leave you in a very strange place where you're reassessing yourself.
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In Miami-Dade County, some people who had flocked to shelters were reassessing their situation on Saturday afternoon after learning that the brunt of the hurricane would most likely be felt farther west.
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In Silicon Valley, some are now reassessing the prospects for their companies' going public and how prepared they are for such an event, especially if faced with stifling scrutiny from Wall Street investors.
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Many people there had flocked to shelters in anticipation of a thumping from Irma, but on Saturday, they were reassessing their situation after learning they might be spared the brunt of the hurricane.
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The president of Burkina Faso, Roch Marc Kaboré, hit back at Mr. Macron's "summons" to Pau, where the official agenda includes seeking more international support for Sahel countries and reassessing France's role there.
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Many travelers with plans to head to — or from — the United States for business or leisure are reassessing or even canceling their trips in response to President Donald Trump's immigration policies, travel experts say.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Two of America's best-known green investors are reassessing their stakes in global insurance broker Arthur J. Gallagher & Co after a Reuters investigation into the company's lucrative side-business in "clean coal".
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The Pentagon is reassessing the number of U.S. troops it will leave in Afghanistan at the end of the year, based on the needs of local forces, the nation's top military officer said Monday.
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Keep in mind that employees may need guidance on reassessing to-do lists and understanding priorities, direction on how the work is to be completed, and what assistance is available to get work done.
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Why it matters: Beijing is now reassessing its priorities when it comes to North Korea, according to Jenny Town, managing editor of 38 North, and may be less willing to keep up the pressure.
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The looming shutdown threat, along with Navarro's comments, overshadowed remarks from New York Fed President John Williams that the Fed was open to reassessing its views, which provided a fleeting boost to the markets.
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Sources have told the Wall Street Journal that companies like Citigroup, JPMorgan, and American Express are currently talking about reassessing their credit card rewards program because they've realized they've been offering too many rewards.
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But even there, senior executives are now reassessing their involvement with the Kushner firm, say two people with knowledge of the discussions, given the blowback they have received over recent deals with the company.
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Mr. von Ahn said the information was more useful for evaluating potential future investments than reassessing past ones, and that he planned to raise the question with potential investors if Duolingo sought more investment.
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"There's news around Brexit and traders are reassessing the notion that we could have a no-deal Brexit," said Matt Forester, chief investment officer at BNY Mellon's Lockwood Advisors in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
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Kushner Cos, the company that had been overseen by Kushner, said in July it was reassessing how to finance the redevelopment of 666 Fifth Avenue after failed talks with a former Qatari prime minister.
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Factory plans in doubt: The Taiwan electronics maker Foxconn is reassessing plans for a $10 billion plant in Wisconsin that President Trump had hailed as an example of a revival for American factory jobs.
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Austin V. Campriello, a lawyer for Mr. DiCarmine, the former executive director of Dewey, said he hoped prosecutors would consider offering a deferred prosecution agreement to his client after reassessing what remains of the case.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Franklin Templeton's David Zahn said on Monday that he would look for more certainty on the make-up of the next Italian government before reassessing his underweight position on Italian bonds.
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In reassessing the economic impact of WOTUS, the EPA took just a few short sentences to dispense with at least $300m in annual benefits to wetlands that had been included in the agency's 2015 analysis.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's fashion designers on Sunday drew inspiration ranging from nature to William Shakespeare, presenting oversized coats and embellished dresses while reassessing how to sell clothes faster to a new generation of online consumers.
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Goldman Sachs which reportedly closed out its call for dollar strength versus an equally weighted basket of the euro and yen just six weeks into 2016 is among the more bearish forecasters reassessing the euro.
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Credit Suisse is reassessing its compensation policies, sources told SonntagsZeitung, specifically by expanding options to claw back executive and employee bonuses if their actions have caused costly legal suits and large losses for the bank.
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When European trading began on Tuesday, Germany's yield edged up slightly as analysts said a speech from Fed chair Janet Yellen, due at 1645GMT and titled "prospects for growth: reassessing the fundamentals", swept into focus.
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Moving beyond those debates might require reassessing the tradition of using property taxes to pay for schools, said Rebecca Sibilia, the founder of EdBuild, a nonprofit that works with states to redesign school financing systems.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is seeking to hold off on instating the rule until January 85033, and it is reassessing whether the rule should be fully "rescinded or significantly revised" in the meantime.
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Though we wouldn't go so far as to call this color blonde, the soft brunette tone is definitely a nice change ahead of the warmer weather — and might even have us reassessing our dark-chocolate glaze.
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"The JustCo deal, for which we entered into a heads of terms with them, we're reassessing that and we're talking to potentially other partners in Singapore," he said, adding that this was due to "cultural fit".
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"For now, the line of least price resistance remains to the upside and we will be reassessing this view in light of tomorrow's FOMC statement," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil market consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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"For now, the line of least price resistance remains to the upside, and we will be reassessing this view in light of tomorrow's FOMC statement," said Jim Ritterbusch of Chicago-based oil market consultancy Ritterbusch & Associates.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Brazil's Vale is reassessing its loss-making New Caledonian nickel operations as part of a wider review of low performing assets after new Chief Executive Fabio Schvartsman took charge last month, a spokesman said.
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When the Democratic presidential candidate announced last month he was going to cut hundreds of staff members, his campaign manager, Jeff Weaver, said they would have "no big powwow" when asked about Sanders reassessing his candidacy.
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David Marcus, the Facebook executive overseeing Libra, fired back on Twitter at a Wall Street Journal report that said that a group of Libra's backers – including Visa and MasterCard – were reassessing their involvement in the project.
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After spending months touting his ability to win on Super Tuesday, Bloomberg turned in such a dismal performance that he and his top campaign advisers admitted that he would be reassessing his path forward on Wednesday.
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YouTube will slowly start monetizing coronavirus videos following creator anger: Julia Alexander from The Verge reported that YouTube was reassessing its policies in an effort to let some creators monetize videos they make about the coronavirus.
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One morning last month, perched on a park bench near the museum, and steps from his idling Mercedes G-Wagon, Mr. Abloh admitted that he's been reassessing where his narrative intersects with that of contemporary art.
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For example, they have been reassessing the country's financial exposure in Africa, a continent with immense natural resources that has lured a wide range of Chinese energy and construction companies, people close to Chinese policymaking said.
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Trashing the Iran deal was a key part of his 2016 campaign platform, and he had more to gain politically by following through on his promise than in reassessing based on the findings of US experts.
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But always our back-and-forth kept me thinking, reassessing, curious about the nature of the country's flaws and, with every new idea Alan dissected, I was more hopeful that the flaws could be repaired someday.
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"In the current tariff environment, it's only natural for companies like ours and others to be internally reassessing the impact and taking steps to mitigate that," said a senior China-based executive with a major U.S. manufacturer.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said in his State of the Union address on Tuesday that he plans to rebuild the U.S. military by increasing the Pentagon's budget and by reassessing military alliances and agreements with foreign nations.
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After the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which American intelligence agencies believe was directed by the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, many in the technology industry are reassessing their willingness to take money from the kingdom.
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The United States, which fought some of the fiercest battles of World War Two against the Japanese in the Solomons, said it was reassessing its aid to country after the September switch in diplomatic recognition to Beijing.
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The markets got a lift earlier after New York Fed President John Williams said on CNBC the central bank is open to reassessing its views and listening to market signals that the economy could fall short of expectations.
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The plan comes in the face of difficult market conditions for Middle Eastern developers, with regional governments reassessing expenditure at a time of lower oil prices that have also served to squeeze liquidity in the region's banking system.
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The Trump administration is reassessing strict Obama-era standards for how major coal-fired, natural gas, and nuclear power plants treat and dispose of wastewater laced with toxic pollutants, according to a court filing released late on Monday.
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I didn't know applying for a work visa would involve reassessing my entire career and its impact, and repeatedly explaining how badly I wanted to return to a country whose leader kept telling the world immigrants weren't wanted.
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Now that it's celebrating its own 18th birthday, a milestone of maturity among us mortal humans, it's worth reassessing how deeply Google has integrated itself into our daily lives as they've grown more connected with each passing year.
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Property was one of the first sectors hit by the Brexit vote with several commercial funds closed due to investors pulling out their money and some housebuilders have also said they are reassessing land purchases, their biggest expense.
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On the eve of the matches, security forces are reassessing each public space — the stadiums, public transport and, most of all, the outdoor fan zones — to ensure access for elite police forces as well as emergency medical services.
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While Sean Hannity and Breitbart News carry water for Trump, and many liberal publications dodge introspection in favor of anti-Trump primal screams, right-of-center magazines have been debating and reassessing the soul of their political philosophy.
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With the threat of tariffs looming, companies are reassessing their supply chains — even Google is said to be moving production of its Pixel phones from China to Vietnam, even as promised tariffs come closer to coming into effect.
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In this #MeToo moment, when we're reassessing decades of male misbehavior and turning open secrets into exposes, we should look clearly at the credible evidence that Juanita Broaddrick told the truth when she accused Clinton of raping her.
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BARI WEISS, STAFF EDITOR AND WRITER, OPINION, 33: One of the most remarkable aspects of this truly remarkable moment is that we are collectively and openly reassessing what we regard as kosher when sex and power is involved.
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In other places, though, like the New York Stock Exchange area, the city is reassessing years of security measures that have made streets forbidding to tourists and residents alike, said Jessica Lappin, the president of the Downtown Alliance.
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"While the stock has been bouncing in recent weeks, the pullback was severe enough that I think it's worth reassessing this story to make sure McDonald's is still worth owning in this new, more risky environment," Cramer said.
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In the past, senior bonds have been sold to retail investors in a number of EU countries, although we are seeing signs that banks are reassessing this practice and distribution through their branches may be becoming less common.
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Berkshire Hathaway reported a total gain in net worth last year of $2.43bn, $22.4bn of which came from reassessing the potential tax liabilities on its portfolio of shares in light of the lower corporate-tax rate passed by Congress.
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"I'm sort of interested in stepping back and reassessing, or learning more, about how the antitrust division has been functioning and what their priorities are," said Barr, who previously served as attorney general under the George H.W. Bush administration.
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Though as is so often the case with "Insecure," nothing good remains uncomplicated for long — it turns out she's dated Lawrence in the past, and may be rekindling a relationship with him again now that he's reassessing his priorities.
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Warren is currently reassessing whether to stay in the race, and Warren campaign manager Roger Lau admitted in a campaign memo to staff, obtained by VICE News, that she "fell well short of viability goals and projections" for delegates.
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Kapteyn noted that Fed officials themselves have shown little inclination to make any moves, with meeting minutes indicating that they're at "a comfortable hold" and would want to see "a material downshift in the data" before reassessing their position.
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A longtime Biden ally told CNN's Jeff Zeleny on Sunday there were no signs the former vice president was reassessing his 2020 plans in the wake of the allegations, but cautioned Biden had still not made a final decision.
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A longtime Biden ally told CNN's Jeff Zeleny on Sunday there were no signs the former vice president was reassessing his 2020 plans in the wake of the allegation but cautioned Biden had still not made a final decision.
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A longtime Biden ally told CNN's Jeff Zeleny on Sunday there were no signs the former vice president was reassessing his 2020 plans in the wake of the allegations but cautioned Biden had still not made a final decision.
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Over the past several months, Casey Anthony started going out more, and is trying to put her notorious past behind her — but a source close to her says she's reassessing her life and trying to decide her next move.
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Yet after the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which American intelligence agencies believe was directed by the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, many in the technology industry are reassessing their willingness to take money from the kingdom.
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But in an untitled series in which she creates impressionistic, non-exact reproductions of children's drawings, she exposes the complexity of the original works and the difficulty in defining "adult" art, thereby reassessing standard value judgements of artistic quality.
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The deal has once again left the market reassessing the price floor that many believed had already been reached, coming less than six months on from the first losses for the asset class when Banco Popular was resolved in June.
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Some managers such as Legal & General and F&C have resorted to less extreme measures such as reassessing the value of the fund to account for likely changes in market pricing even if sales data has yet to justify the figure.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Delays in the sale of a toll road and awarding an eastern rail franchise may indicate that international investors are reassessing Britain's status as a prime investment location following the Brexit vote, at least in the short term.
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Kindraka said the state is reassessing its plans on how to move forward with a risk assessment but the report on alternatives to the pipeline from another firm, Dynamic Risk Assessment Systems, will be presented to the public on July 6.
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The Yemeni foreign minister has said his country is "reassessing" its approval of U.S. ground operations in the country in the wake of the raid, which enraged Yemenis after pictures of children apparently killed in the operation circulated in the country.
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There were rumors that Allen would follow him there—or Chris Broussard seemed very confident about it, anyway—but instead Allen wound up sitting out the first part of the season and reassessing whether and where he would want to play.
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"The law that Justice Kennedy leaves behind offers something of a blueprint for a future Supreme Court if it wanted to continue this project of reassessing the death penalty and its concordance—or not—with evolving standards of decency," Steiker said.
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With talks stalled between Washington and Beijing, and U.S President Donald Trump threatening to slap tariffs of up to 25% on all Chinese imports, investors are nervously reassessing risks amid growing fears about their damaging impact on the global economy.
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Coming just a week after a German election, which saw the far-right AfD become the third-largest party in the bloc's most influential country, analysts at Rabobank said investors appeared to be reassessing broader divisions within the euro area.
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After reassessing my physical and mental health due to recent stressful life events, my long-term doctor (whom I've become close with over the years) suggested it'd be the perfect time to give the anti-anxiety medication I previously resisted.
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The setup recalls the premise of series from "Six Feet Under" to "One Mississippi" to "Queen Sugar": adult children settling family business after the death of a parent, in the process reopening the family's emotional books, too, reassessing old debts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is reassessing its assistance to the Solomon Islands after the Pacific nation cut ties with Taiwan in favor of China this week, a senior official in the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) said on Wednesday.
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Reassessing performance, our relationship with animal agriculture, and transportationThere is a certain irony in the vegan diet-fueled cofounder of a leading self-driving company using good old-fashioned human power and his feet to propel himself over 183 miles.
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The company is reassessing its next plane, dubbed the NMA, or "new middle-market airplane," a jetliner whose size fits between the 737 narrow-body and the larger wide-body 787 and 777 planes that serve long-haul international routes.
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LONDON, July 13 (Reuters) - Barratt Developments, Britain's biggest housebuilder by volume, said it was reassessing some of its land approvals needed to build homes to better prepare it for any fallout from Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union.
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Also, the input assumptions change with time, so be sure to keep reassessing on a regular basis (every year or two is best) what you need to save for retirement, and make the appropriate adjustments over time to successfully meet your retirement goals.
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Comments from New York Fed President John Williams that the Federal Reserve is open to reassessing its views helped ease investors' worries that the central bank's plans for interest rate hikes next year even as the world's top economy shows signs of slowing.
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In an interview with Reuters earlier today, Tim Cook noted that the company is reassessing how it sells handsets outside of the U.S. Apple has traditionally relied on the U.S. dollar to set the price, which has led to steeper costs internationally.
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Still though, that leaves the likes of McLaren, Renault and Williams battling it out to be the best of the rest, which may not mean they end the season with a trophy, but reassessing their objectives does at least keep them competitive.
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Republicans have long supported Section 702, but in the wake of both the Rice controversy and the leaks plaguing the investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, some appear to be reassessing whether the law can be misused for political gain.
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Shares of Netflix popped as much as 9% in early trading on Thursday following the company's third-quarter earnings report, but the stock pared some of its gains as it appeared some investors may be reassessing their views around slowing subscriber growth.
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"While the stock has been bouncing in recent weeks, the pullback was severe enough that I think it's worth reassessing this story to make sure McDonald's is still worth owning in this new, more risky environment," the "Mad Money " host said on Wednesday.
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And we don't discuss publicly the specific measures that may be taken around specific assets, but I think it's reasonable to assume that all of the operators not only in the Kingdom but within the region are reassessing the current security posture.
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Nowotny said that rate setters are likely to wait for the ECB's June economic forecasts before reassessing their policy stance and even then no decision is likely to be made about "tapering", or gradually ending, the program aimed at boosting inflation in the euro zone.
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Historically, the first lady was thought to be little more than "feminine window dressing to the office of the presidency," wrote Robert P. Watson, a former US representative and commentator, in the 2000 book The Presidents' Wives: Reassessing the Office of the First Lady.
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"What we're going to be doing going into next year is reassessing our views on the economy, listening to not only markets but everybody that we talk to, looking at all the data and being ready to reassess and re-evaluate our views," he said.
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Reassessing the assumptions around this "white flight" to suburbs, Kruse digs deep into the meaning of white resistance, demonstrating that it's one aspect of a conservatism that transformed during struggles over segregation and gave birth to causes like tuition vouchers and privatization of public services.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Kushner Cos, the realty company once headed by President Donald Trump's son-in-law, said on Tuesday it is reassessing how to finance the redevelopment of its flagship New York City property after failed talks with a former Qatari prime minister.
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But President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron have just shared a whirlwind 24-hour love fest in Paris, and the buzz of their ardor and flesh-pressing intimacy has the world reassessing not just the visuals of their relationship but something much more profound.
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Compassion, rather than criminalization, is the keyword, with some police departments and politicians reassessing strategies developed during the war on drugs (which one former aide to President Richard M. Nixon was reported to have said had been mounted, in part, to target African-Americans).
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In an era where we're constantly reassessing the relevance and fruitfulness of dance music's foundational sounds and scenes, we thought it'd be good to get a few of the producers at the genre's heart talking about the state of electronic music's present and future.
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In November 1967, an increasingly wary Robert McNamara, the secretary of defense, raised the idea of reassessing the war effort, shifting greater combat responsibility to the South Vietnamese — the policy that would become known as "Vietnamization" under President Richard Nixon — and a bombing halt.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont was reassessing the future of his presidential bid on Wednesday after a crushing round of primary losses left him with no realistic path to the Democratic nomination and the 2020 race itself was on hold because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Equities market has shrugged off the bearish sentiment and has started to move higher as investors are reassessing the potential (economic) impact of the virus," Margaret Yang Yan, a market analyst at CMC Markets said, adding that a strong dollar is also pressuring bullion.
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There's a tremendous opportunity in taking the events of the last 19 months and reassessing what happened, particularly in the interest of understanding what socio-political trends led to November 8th, and whether some of the more sinister revelations of recent weeks had been telegraphed much sooner.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some Republican lawmakers appear to be reassessing whether to make changes to a surveillance law that allows broad snooping of Internet communications, citing concerns over the handling of classified intercepts after leaks of conversations between Russian officials and American associates of President Donald Trump.
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But the emergence of foreign money suggests that investors are reassessing the sanctions after the election of Donald J. Trump, who has advocated warming ties with authorities in Moscow and is considering the chairman of Exxon Mobil, Rex W. Tillerson, as a candidate for secretary of state.
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I use Twitter far more to consume than to tweet myself; I prefer to save my best thoughts for my column, though I am constantly reassessing that as I watch many of my colleagues make wonderful use of the platform to report without cutting into their more traditional dispatches.
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After Trump met with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday, the pair said they will work toward removing tariffs, reassessing existing U.S. duties on steel and aluminum imports, and promoting more U.S. agricultural exports to the EU. The pair did not announce details of a final agreement.
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Afghans and Iraqis supporting American military operations would be justified in reassessing the merits of taking enormous risks for a government that is bold enough to drop bombs on their homelands but too frightened to provide a haven to their most vulnerable compatriots, and perhaps to them as well.
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Perhaps it's the subject matter of the Obama episode, or the interview with Lewis, but there's a subtle throughline that's hinted at several times: the idea that after Letterman took time off to travel and spend time with his family, he is now reassessing what he has accomplished in his life.
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Check out the video from last year's festival below, and prepare to spend the rest of the day reassessing everything you thought you knew about yourself because all of a sudden you think you actually might be the type of person to party on a boat with Skrillex in Fiji.
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AS WE DISCUSS AIR B & B AND THE ONLINE TRAVEL AGENCIES AND THE VALUE TO THE BRANDS OF HOTEL OWNERS MOVING FORWARD, I WONDER IF YOU'RE REASSESSING WHAT THE BUSINESS MODEL IS FOR HOTELS IN THE FUTURE AND THEN SEEING THE VALUE THAT YOU DIDN'T BEFORE IN THE LOYALTY PROGRAMS.
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However, Bera warns, even with your finances on autopilot, you still need to make time for checkups — on your own or with the help of a financial adviser — which can include increasing your retirement contributions, changing your beneficiaries after a marriage or divorce, and reassessing financial goals after big life events.
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"In this #MeToo moment, when we're reassessing decades of male misbehavior and turning open secrets into exposes, we should look clearly at the credible evidence that Juanita Broaddrick told the truth when she accused Clinton of raping her," New York Times op-ed columnist Michelle Goldberg wrote the same month.
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"This should be a wake-up call to families to start shoring up their finances now, whether that takes the form of cutting spending, reassessing their savings to avoid having to cut into their retirement to stay afloat or even refinancing a mortgage if that'll put them in a better position," Rick said.
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It also raised the possibility of increased market access between Britain and Switzerland after Britain had left the EU. The government reiterated its commitment to support financial innovation by reassessing Swiss regulations, warning a framework that was no longer up-to-date could harm Switzerland's competitiveness by hindering market entry for new providers.
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"We are reassessing our commitment to the Solomon Islands at this point," Gloria Steele, acting assistant administrator of USAID's Asia bureau, said at House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs budget hearing when asked if any funds would be directed to the Solomon Islands in fiscal year 2020, which starts October 1.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE (R-Ala.), an outspoken conservative who is neutral in the race, said "it looks like" people are reassessing Rubio's chances.
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You guys, just to beat this in the ground because it's confusing, I understand why maybe Hulu or some of the other people, AT&T, why these people are trying to figure out how they can get close to profitability and are reassessing that business, but you guys have billions of dollars.
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The virulent market reaction turned Snap into a cautionary tale for venture capitalists and start-up entrepreneurs, some of whom are now reassessing the prospects for their companies' going public and how prepared those companies really are to deal with the aftermath — especially if the start-ups, like Snap, are deeply unprofitable.
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What we're going to be doing coming into next year and through next year is reassessing our views of the economy, listening to not only markets but everybody that we talked to, look at the data and be ready to reassess and re-evaluate our views and obviously reassess and re-evaluate our policy stance.
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"It doesn't feel like the market is in panic, just that it is reassessing what the expectations were, and the expectations were we were going to get a lot of reforms quickly, and now it's clear that we're not," said Ken Polcari, director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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The play is about a group of young adults reassessing their lives after the death of a friend; the role for Mr. Gyllenhaal (Pale) is a fiery, foul-mouthed, flirty showcase for actors — not only did Mr. Malkovich play the role on Broadway, but Edward Norton also played it Off Broadway in 2002 opposite Catherine Keener in a Signature Theater Company production.
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The lawsuit comes a month after Huawei said it is reassessing its relationship with the delivery giant after several packages meant for shipment within Asia were instead diverted, or erroneously marked for delivery, to the U.S. FedEx claimed the packages (which Huawei said did not contain any technology covered by the trade ban imposed against it by the Trump administration) had been misrouted by accident.
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President Donald Trump on Monday said he planned to pull the U.S. economy out of its coronavirus-induced slumber in a matter of weeks, and refused to commit to following the advice of his handpicked health experts — many of whom have warned that it will be a matter of months before it will be safe to reopen the country again — when reassessing guidelines for social isolation.
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"What we are seeing in Asia is technology companies moving sideways into finance, inspired by or even threatened by the examples of Alibaba and Tencent," said James Lloyd, partner and APAC fintech leader at consultancy EY. In Asia, the emergence of tech gains in the banking sector comes at a difficult time for the region's incumbents who have begun reassessing the vast branch networks that, until recently, were seen as their competitive advantage.
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"It depends on the US whether the DPRK-US negotiations will become a window of opportunity or an occasion that will hasten the crisis," Kim Song, chair of North Korea's delegation, told the UN. Last month, North Korea welcomed the ouster of national security adviser John Bolton and praised Trump for "the wise political decision" of reassessing how talks between the two nations should move forward, according to a statement released through North Korean state media KCNA.
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But given this impulse for nostalgia, we're faced with a pretty awful future, one in which we all start reassessing Trump the same way so many have reassessed W. By 2029, when President Scott Adams signs a law requiring all kindergarten teachers to carry Dilbert-branded firearms, and Secretary of State Tim Allen decides that we should launch all of our nukes at the sun to fight global warming, a lot of former resistance members may feel softer toward Trump.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersSenate unanimously passes T coronavirus stimulus package Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain On The Money: Last-minute complaints threaten T stimulus | What to know about business loans, relief checks in deal | Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession MORE's (I-Vt.) campaign said last week it would be reassessing after Biden won victories in races Tuesday.
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Here's what's McMillon has been "taught and inspired" by most this year: "Sam Walton: Made In America, " by Sam Walton, the founder of Wal-Mart "Team of Teams: New Rules of Engagement for a Complex World, " by General Stanley McChrystal "Chinese Politics in the Xi Jinping Era: Reassessing Collective Leadership, " by Cheng Li "Change by Design: How Design Thinking Transforms Organizations and Inspires Innovation, " by Tim Brown "The Good Jobs Strategy, " by Zeynep Ton "Soul Keeping, " by John Ortberg McMillon started working at Wal-Mart as a summer associate in 1984, and he rejoined the company as an assistant manager in Tulsa, Oklahoma, while he was getting his MBA.
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