The economy is barely growing and inflation threatens to reignite.
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Apple has failed to reignite interest in its tablet line.
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Lower rates today could help reignite the heat under prices.
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Did that reignite your interest in that kind of music?
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The protests in Ecuador may reignite at the slightest provocation.
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Focusing on other aspects of your relationship could reignite love
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ABC is the right home to reignite the fan base.
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Analysts said the case could reignite prejudice against the Roma.
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The issue of impeachment has helped reignite Mr. Savage's passions.
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"We want to reignite America's love for Volkswagen," he said.
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There are fears that reintroducing border checks could reignite sectarian violence.
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Mueller's appearance before Congress may reignite that rift within the party.
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Unlike Chapman, Kerman does not reignite her relationship with her ex.
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"We can reignite the revolution by internalizing the revolution," Sandberg promises.
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And that, she said, could only weaken moderates and reignite conflict.
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Try to figure out the best way to reignite the industry.
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What other beef should we reignite right now while in quarantine?
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is spearheading the effort to reignite talks.
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Wade and reignite conservative energy before the midterm elections in November.
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Lower rates could prop up the economy and reignite earnings growth.
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The conclusions of the trials might reignite the issue once again.
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The purpose of these policies was to reignite the global economy.
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An old flame could reignite after Mercury turns retrograde on the 19th.
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This Halloween event could reignite interest, if only for the candy bonuses.
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The latest trade barbs reignite decades of tensions between the two countries.
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If she does, the comparisons between the two are likely to reignite.
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Goyal's departure, however, could reignite investor interest in India's oldest private airline.
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However, whether inflation will reignite and when remains elusive, traders have said.
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News of the gathering is likely to reignite debate about the administration's goals.
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But tensions eased in recent months, only to reignite in the past week.
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But when she decides to reignite her former career, her domestic life crumbles.
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It also managed to reignite interest in one of the company's top properties.
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The caliphate, he says, wants to extinguish life; he wants to reignite it.
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The Obama administration's efforts to reignite interest in the Supreme Court nominee fizzled.
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The decision seems virtually certain to reignite the long-running debate over Manning.
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US-South Korean military exercises planned for next week could reignite the situation.
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I believed I'd conquered my fears, but they were just waiting to reignite.
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My life coach runs a weekend event that helps women reignite their sexuality.
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The left threatens to over-reach again and reignite the Senate's nuclear option.
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The emotional spark burned so bright, so early, that nothing could reignite it.
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The answer to hatred & division is to reignite our spirit of common purpose.
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The actions are certain to reignite the fierce national debates over the projects.
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Our Beijing correspondent follows the debate over why: an attempt to reignite Marxism?
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This latest incident is sure to reignite the ever-smoldering gun debate. 215.
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Still, the squabble may reignite questions over age in the Democratic primary race.
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Whatever Magenta ultimately creates, it will no doubt reignite this age-old conversation.
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He wants to reignite the economy by slashing taxes and regulations, while attracting investment.
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It's always there—we just have to remember that it's there and reignite it.
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Kudlow believes Trump will reignite the economy with a substantial reduction in business taxes.
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You're feeling more open to experimentation and could reignite a spark with your partner.
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So Musk is saying, how about a glossy red electric supercar to reignite imaginations?
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So something new, albeit something we experience every single year, helps reignite our creativity.
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"I do think the 'Trump trade' will reignite and reassert itself in coming months."
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Uniquely, Harris has the ability to reignite the Obama coalition that collapsed in 2016.
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The question is not just about how to reignite growth after the next downturn.
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Sansweet left his position as the Journal's L.A. bureau chief to reignite the base.
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His case is likely to reignite global condemnation of how Beijing treats its critics.
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News emerged Wednesday that the U.S. was seeking to reignite trade discussions with China.
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Katie helps reignite Ben's love for journalism and Ben helps ignite Katie's love period.
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When life hands you lemons, reignite your mental power by stirring up your passion.
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"We simply want people to remember to reignite our historical memory," Lopez Obrador said.
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Two legendary athletes are set to reignite their competitive streak as they captain different teams.
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Crews remained at the scene to keep the batteries cool and ensure they didn't reignite.
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If Biden fails to reignite in South Carolina, he must get out before Super Tuesday.
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Management was quick to adopt many fast casual concepts in its efforts to reignite growth.
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If that happens, he expects bullish optimism to be reignited, which will then reignite earnings.
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A new HBO movie starring Oprah based on the book will surely reignite that debate.
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Progress has been lacking as the White House has tried to reignite health care talks.
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And, despite Saturday's pronouncement, it's also possible the two will reignite talks at some point.
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Christina was happy to reignite her friendship with Cameron saying: "I've missed her very much".
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Investors want to see Chief Executive Jack Dorsey's strategy to reignite growth in user numbers.
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It seems sure to reignite a debate over gun control in the 2020 presidential election.
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The release of Dion's report promised to reignite a scandal that initially flared in February.
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The release of the report promised to reignite a scandal that initially flared in February.
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On top of his outstanding statistics, Sanchez seemed to single-handedly reignite the Yankees' season.
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Yet a hard border could reignite the hostilities that long plagued communities on both sides.
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Consider the guidelines for the Balkans, where rising nationalism is threatening to reignite old violence.
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And I slowly began to re-examine my future and reignite my tamped-down ambitions.
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"Juxtaposing the two together in that way would reignite the debate even more," he said.
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He also found time to reignite his decade-long feud with the comedian Rosie O'Donnell.
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"Well, I hoped the movie would reignite the debate," said the film's screenwriter, Simon Beaufoy.
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O'Neill's selection could also reignite a debate over the speed and safety of regulatory approvals.
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Higher demand for homes and lower supply will likely reignite the gains in home prices.
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Is it possible to reignite a fad, especially one as fully crushed as the hoverboard?
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The lower corporate tax rate comes as the Indian government tries to reignite India's economy.
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Opening the waters off tourist towns like Myrtle Beach, S.C., to drilling could reignite protests.
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Some watchers predict campaign season will reignite his and other politicians' focus on drug prices.
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I didn't have much time to celebrate — four minutes later, the boosters would reignite their engines.
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We've also heard that Rory will probably reignite with an old flame, and why not Logan?
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Chris Harrison has a revolutionary idea to reignite the franchise: cast Taylor Swift as The Bachelorette.
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Confirmation of the visit is likely to reignite debate over Queen Elizabeth's role in welcoming Trump.
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But a shallower rate path would also reignite a debate among policymakers about the inflation target.
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Several Democrats used the firing to reignite calls for a special counsel to continue the investigation.
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I reached out with a few flirty texts to reignite the flame, but he never responded.
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The revelation of the documents is likely to reignite tensions between Huawei and the Trump administration.
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Weakening him sufficiently to reignite the opposition probably would generate more bloody chaos without ousting him.
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It was a sad attempt to reignite the drama between the two from the first debate.
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While most of us know better, the fight will inevitably reignite the debate of Boxing vs.
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Almost immediately, it became clear to investigators that the Weiner case might reignite the Clinton inquiry.
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Knives matter more than you think and this set might just reignite your love for cooking.
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"When rates go this low, you reignite ... [the] rally in gold, which soared today," Cramer said.
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Trump has also used the virus to reignite his calls for a US-Mexico border wall.
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"Biegun is constantly trying to reignite talks," according to one person familiar with the administration's efforts.
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Anything higher would likely reignite talks of an early rate cut and slug the Aussie hard.
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They wanted to reignite residents' pride in their city, making it a cultural center once more.
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For Trump there are never bygones, just glowing embers ready to reignite with the slightest breeze.
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The next one is expected to be a huge redesign, which could reignite Apple's stalling growth engine.
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Unlike Sheen, she has more to do than reignite a "feud" Sheen started in the first place.
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It was about trying to reignite that idea about the possibility of public space here in Chicago.
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After a tearful talk in the locker room, Justin and Jessica reignite their romance by hooking up.
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First and foremost on the list is figuring out how to reignite Twitter's monthly active user growth.
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The elevation of Dye and Hankey could reignite the connection between Apple's design teams and senior executives.
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The bank's association with Trump's government may reignite feelings of anger that ad may have stirred up.
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Meanwhile, Donna and Sam reignite the feelings that they still have for each other and wed instead.
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Jamie crouched to put on more logs, reaching his face toward the flame to reignite his rollie.
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If we don't reignite this conversation, we ultimately will face harder choices than those we face today.
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The feud continued for several years, and, according to Esquire, Kelly is now trying to reignite it.
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Booker so far hasn't lived up to his anticipated potential and is seeking to reignite his campaign.
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An exodus of some top executives last month added to concerns about its ability to reignite growth.
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Microsoft bashed Apple's iPad Pro earlier this month, and now it's back to reignite the Mac vs.
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What's more, Mr. Trump could reignite the threat to put tariffs on Mexican goods at any time.
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"The answer to hatred & division is to reignite our spirit of common purpose," Booker wrote on Twitter.
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Some Defense officials fear that the Pentagon report, when it is released, could reignite last year's imbroglio.
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The revelation by the Japanese expert is likely to reignite fierce criticism of the government's quarantine measures.
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Tupperware (TUP) recently opened a small store to reignite excitement for the struggling 73-year-old brand.
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We need to reignite the fires of liberation to ensure the future prospect of Dr. King's dream.
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If a hard border is established, many fear it could inflame still-simmering tensions and reignite conflict.
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"The worldwide release of the film will reignite interest in his music and revive forgotten classics," he said.
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Wall Street clearly believes these initiatives will reignite the kind of growth that existed before the Great Recession.
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Kim Kardashian, who helped reignite interest in Brown's case through her social media platforms in 2017, thanked Gov.
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This week, Refinery29 headed to the Sundance Film Festival to reignite our dedication to gender equality in Hollywood.
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Mr Modi could use his growing power to reignite India's culture wars, as some of his supporters wish.
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It's a way to reignite loyal fans and viewers, and hopefully, collect even more with the new edition.
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The group's earliest attacks in 2015 helped to reignite a war between Kurdish militants and Turkey's armed forces.
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The findings of the IIHS study could reignite the debate over just how valuable these programs can be.
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At the very least, they'll reignite your childhood urge to check under your bed before going to sleep.
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The footage shows New Shepard deploy its legs and then reignite its engines to perform the propulsive landing.
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But twice a year, new phones from OnePlus reignite that missing sense of excitement in a new smartphone.
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The move could reignite civil war and destabilize the entire region, according to activists and human rights groups.
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Why it matters: A hard border could reignite hostilities and impede the vibrant trade that has fostered peace.
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In the evening, protesters gathered in many cities for demonstrations that intend to reignite the movement for secession.
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" • "But temporary relief is not a permanent solution, and tensions could reignite, creating uncertainty that threatens economic growth.
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The cases reignite a legal conflict over the rights of employers who object to contraception on religious grounds.
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"That's going to reignite the trade-war fears," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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They fear political tensions could reignite a regional war that killed millions of people between 1996 and 2003.
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Current events are likely to cause conflict at the local level and could reignite a countrywide armed conflict.
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The Brooklyn event had parallels to an October rally in Queens that helped Bernie Sanders reignite his campaign.
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He expects it will further drain global economic growth and that it will not reignite the U.S. economy.
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The museum's latest major exhibition illuminates complexities surrounding the global crisis to reignite a sense of common humanity.
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"They've helped reignite interest in theatrical documentaries," Stephen Gilula, a co-chairman of Fox Searchlight, said of Neon.
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This comes just days after news emerged that the U.S. was seeking to reignite trade discussions with China.
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World financial markets have been roiled since news of the arrest, on worries it could reignite a Sino-U.
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"Higher fixings could easily reignite capital flight, as households and firms anticipate a faster pace of depreciation," Goldman said.
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The Corbynites want to establish regional development banks to reignite business in what used to be Britain's industrial heartland.
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The Green Party nominee has said she hopes to reignite and build upon the "political revolution" of Vermont Sen.
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The story of Tish Rivers (newcomer Kiki Layne) and Fonny Hunt (Stephan James) will reignite your belief in love.
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To reignite as soon as the driver is ready to move off again requires a powerful, fast-acting starter.
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Most health authorities do not think so, but a new federal study could reignite the controversy over this issue.
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Still, prolonged cuts in capacity will reignite worries about demand for raw materials like iron ore and coking coal.
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But even though the oils seem to have faded, they typically reignite when they come in contact with moisture.
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What scares Hibbu and Western officials is that the devastation and lack of help may reignite old sectarian grievances.
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The request could reignite a fight between the Silicon Valley giant and law enforcement over access to encrypted technology.
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Bolton's revelation will reignite the argument over whether Senate Republicans will agree to call witnesses during the impeachment trial.
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I wanted to reignite my crossword relationship with my father, but Dad never really understood smartphones, let alone apps.
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Combining trends like rose and millennial pink with cider is one way that liquor companies hope to reignite sales.
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Between the lines: Trump's "pledges to reignite the [manufacturing] sector are a cornerstone of his economic message," writes Bloomberg.
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But for President Donald Trump, it's an opportunity to reignite the culture wars by mischaracterizing the national anthem protests.
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President Trump has said Obamacare is imploding, which he hopes would reignite the stalled congressional effort to repeal it.
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And there's a risk that other populist tendencies in other parts of the world reignite parts of the trade war.
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Question is, now that both men are single ... might it be time to reignite the friendship over a few thots?
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Best to steer clear of yellow hyacinths, though, which meant "jealousy," and could reignite the original source of sartorial tension.
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Photo: GettyOn Tuesday, The New York Times decided to reignite the age old debate of walking versus standing on escalators.
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The exposure is likely to reignite fresh concerns that the Aadhaar system is not as secure as UIDAI has claimed.
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Modi was voted into power in 2014 on promises to reignite growth in Asia's third-largest economy and provide jobs.
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Let's just hope the next Dole Whip-flavored menu item isn't pizza, lest we want to reignite that old debate.
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But with the breathtaking HD graphics and improved controls and camerawork, it's sure to reignite the passion of nostalgic players.
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Apple has failed to reignite interest in its tablet line, despite introducing its best iPad ever, the iPad Pro 9.7.
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If you're in a healthy relationship and looking to reconnect or reignite passion, cord cutting isn't the spell for you.
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This week at Mobile World Congress, two companies are attempting to reignite those good feelings after a decade of disappointment.
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The crowd increases the potential for dramatic primaries that could reignite tensions between the party's more liberal and moderate factions.
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Through these conversations, adults were encouraged to reignite their childhood mindset and rouse dreams unfiltered by societal expectations and demands.
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In India, the world's second biggest gold consumer after China, a correction in prices failed to reignite significant retail demand.
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With Abe's proven determination to reignite the Japanese economic engine, the new Administration will need to develop a way forward.
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That first stage will reignite its engines in a series of three burns to return it back to Cape Canaveral.
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For Jeffree Star, who is now the second most-subscribed-to beauty guru, he helped reignite a career in content.
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As with his rallies, Trump attempted with this one interview to reignite politics around the question of immigration and trade.
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If this is the case, there are a few more immediate things you can suggest to help reignite their mood.
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Her nomination is certain to reignite the wrenching debate over their use and the resulting psychological damage for terrorism suspects.
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The march scheduled for Wednesday, as well as other opposition events set for Thursday and Friday, could reignite civil unrest.
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Shortly after arriving in the U.K. on Thursday afternoon, Trump sought to reignite a long-running feud with London's mayor.
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Scotland's First Minister and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon suggested the EU vote will reignite calls for another Scottish independence referendum.
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Risks from trade could re-emerge, however, if talks between the United States and China break down and tensions reignite.
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Our task in having these marches and these demonstrations, first of all, before people can do anything we have to inspire the uninspired, we have to reignite them, reignite them because as long as they are just dormant and they&aposre dead in their consciousness, you know, they are not going to do anything.
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"Faced with global risks, we must fully reignite the engine of Abenomics and speed up efforts to escape deflation," he said.
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Now Nogami and his team are hoping to reignite the game once again with Splatoon 83's biggest update so far.
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Her revealing Vanity Fair cover story has the potential to reignite the long-time war between Trump and editor Graydon Carter.
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The Falcon 9 boosters essentially reignite their engines as they fall back to Earth, helping to control and slow their descent.
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Fortnite has helped reignite interest in esports, with titans of the entertainment industry struggling to figure out how to catch up.
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Kamala Harris that stole the spotlight in the first round of debates and could reignite in Wednesday night's second CNN showdown.
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Several conflicts have reignite since Suu Kyi took power, displacing an estimated 160,000 people, according to data from the United Nations.
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Fires that he has successfully dampened suddenly reignite, and he fantasizes being able to have his cake and eat it, too.
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Opposition parties jumped on Santana's arrest to try to reignite support for Rousseff's impeachment in demonstrations that fizzled out last year.
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The Trade Desk CEO Jeff Green said he hopes his firm's IPO will reignite "trust" between Wall Street and ad tech.
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Cool. But the primary function of the remakes (aside from taking your money) is to reignite our passion for the originals.
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But both sides are determined to avoid erecting border checks again, fearing it could reignite violence the island experienced for decades.
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The national party has struggled to reignite black enthusiasm in the post-Obama era, and state Democrats are plagued by infighting.
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The senator from California tried to reignite her stuck campaign with a few rehearsed one-liners, chiefly at Mr Trump's expense.
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Work up an appetite with those loving shots of intricate French dishes, and let Remy's passion for cooking reignite your own.
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They also have the potential to reignite a divisive, four-year-old fight that has never fully faded from Democrats' minds.
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For Buttigieg, they'll need a sign he has what's required to reignite a candidacy that, until recently, showed top-tier promise.
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This latest developments come about a week after news circulated that the U.S. was seeking to reignite trade discussions with China.
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Sanders' policy puts the DNC in a difficult situation, and could potentially reignite tensions between the party organization and his campaign.
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To say whether those embers reignite would be to inflict a minor spoiler on you, but really "The Children" is unspoilable.
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This space allowed Femminielli to reignite his love of performance, and also also resulted in a 2015 trip to Los Angeles.
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At the time, the trend of protein was just starting reignite, and Joel had been adding protein to his own Kodiak Cakes.
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If a firework doesn't light, do not try to reignite it or stand over it to investigate why it didn't take off.
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Shin's resignation could reignite a family dispute at the conglomerate, South Korea's fifth-largest business group, and slow its efforts to streamline.
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They have helped reignite a civil war between Kurdish militants and the country's armed forces—and battered Turkey's attractiveness to foreign tourists.
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Investors are banking on the launch of 28.38G telecom networks and demand for chips used in self-driving vehicles to reignite growth.
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Investors are banking on the launch of 24.45G telecom networks and demand for chips used in self-driving vehicles to reignite growth.
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Heartland Financial CIO Nancy Tengler tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday we need to see earnings growth for this market to reignite.
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World powers fear that the political impasse over Kabila's continued rule could reignite chaos in the vast nation spanning Africa's largest forest.
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John Lewis (D-GA), one of the last surviving icons of the civil rights movement, just did his best to reignite them.
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When the economy turns south, the Fed typically lowers rates by as much as 5 percentage points to reignite borrowing and spending.
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Also next week, special counsel Robert Mueller will testify on Capitol Hill, a public appearance expected to reignite the fight over impeachment.
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Lawmakers are expected to reignite the border fight later this year, when they face another funding deadline at the end of September.
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He hoped a return to fiscal common sense would reignite growth and compensate for the pain of lower subsidies and job losses.
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Travel on small commercial flights, which Europe is known for, is likely to continue slowing as fears about terrorism reignite, Ramakrishnan said.
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Perhaps in order to reignite his career, he needs to let go of his NBA dream, at least for a little while.
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A single spark from the tools on metal could reignite the whole well, so firemen constantly soak the wellhead with their hoses.
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On March 2250nd, Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV), a British firm, unveiled a vessel that it hopes will reignite, metaphorically speaking, the technology.
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She argued that those who took offense to Sanders's remark are themselves looking for any reason to reignite the Sanders-Clinton debate.
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President Trump has said that he wants Obamacare to implode, which he hopes would reignite the stalled congressional effort to repeal it.
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There are, however, small flickers of hope that we must use to reignite a global effort aimed at protecting this vulnerable population.
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The break in the case It wasn't until 163 years later that Rippey found the break she needed to reignite the case.
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This campaign stop seemed partly intended to reignite Mr. Snowden's cultural profile and frame the film as having universal and continuing stakes.
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The president's comments are sure to reignite criticism that he is not doing enough to counter Moscow's attempts to meddle in elections.
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Third, economic and political developments in Europe suggest that any slowing in the global economy could reignite the European sovereign debt crisis.
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Putting more income back into the pockets of suburban and other middle-class voters will reignite the housing market accelerating domestic spending.
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Those rare moments of unexpected connection with a client reignite my ambition and remind me to press forward to better days ahead.
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For another, they represent a range of ideological views, which could reignite the internal divisions from last year's presidential primary between Mrs.
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Economists are divided over their effectiveness to reignite growth, and some fear negative rates can keep growth subdued rather than lift it.
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The killing of the powerful commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps is certain to reignite a debate over presidential war powers.
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Both sides want to avoid a "hard border" on the island of Ireland — customs posts that could reignite violence against British rule.
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The twice-a-year reports from Rootmetrics reignite the debates over network speed, coverage, and quality among the carriers every six months.
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But his testimony before Congress could reignite Democratic efforts to keep the report in the news and advance the cause of impeachment.
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It turns out that, at least according to their calculations, these white dwarfs could reignite in a supernova-like explosion, generating heavier elements.
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After early missteps, Obama's second-term secretary of state, John Kerry, attempted to reignite peace talks in 2013, which ultimately failed in 2014.
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"To combat this crisis as fast as possible, we must reignite America's ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit in a shared mission," Bennet's plan reads.
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Up to now, advertisers have been disappointed with the failure to reignite user growth, though some have expressed tentative optimism about the changes.
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To reignite her career, Hayward hires a photographer for new head shots in this exclusive clip from Tuesday's episode of My Giant Life.
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Plans to reignite its Canadian business include renovating its drive-thrus with digital menu boards and improving the bread for its breakfast sandwiches.
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He noted, however, that in some of the worst-hit countries, malaria cases are increasing, showing a need "to reignite and accelerate progress".
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I'm hopeful that vote -- and this big push from Trudeau's Canada -- will reignite a debate about carbon pricing in the US federal government.
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The attacks are likely to reignite a debate over what circumstances the government should and should not keep security flaws in software secret.
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RAND assessed years back that without a third-party guarantor, such as the UN, overseeing negotiations, they could falter and conflict could reignite.
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"When you look at retail and consumer spending, they reignite concerns about the consumer," said Phil Blancato, CEO of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management.
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Supporters say such a league in England would generate sums that could subsidise long-form county cricket and reignite interest in the game.
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European stocks traded higher Monday as renewed optimism over U.S.-China trade talks looked set to reignite a risk-on approach from investors.
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In order to reignite comp growth, Brinker is revamping its loyalty program, increasing marketing spend, enhancing value offerings, and adding more culinary innovation.
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The project "will reignite global passion for and curiosity about the ocean in our global, digitally-connected age," Cameron said in a statement.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin warned in September that any decision by the US to supply defensive weapons to Ukraine could reignite the conflict.
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To see if their love could reignite over the phone lines, which would result in Owen would be leaving Amelia at the altar.
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Critics have seen the lawsuit against Harvard, which seems intended to go to the Supreme Court, as an attempt to reignite that battle.
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A freelance illustrator bored of his contract work, he had hoped to reignite his love of art through a long-term personal project.
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Economists are divided over their effectiveness to reignite economic growth, and some fear negative rates can keep growth subdued rather than lift it.
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When the father, Nathan (Nicolas Cage), finally manages to reignite the spark missing from his marriage, a meteorite crashes into his front yard.
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But the introduction last week of Michael R. Bloomberg to the stage as the race entered a pivotal juncture seemed to reignite interest.
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Both sides fear a return of border controls could reignite the violence that afflicted Northern Ireland until a peace deal in the late 1990s.
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After a dismal year for smartphones, with sales falling for five consecutive quarters, companies are also trying to reignite consumer interest with upgraded gadgets.
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The largest U.S. drugmaker has been under increasing pressure from investors and Wall Street to pull off a large deal to help reignite growth.
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If 'Lookin' For a Fight' intended to reignite some of the intrigue ahead of CM Punk's debut, they knocked it out of the park.
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It is going to take unprecedented work to rebuild the civic fabric and reignite the civic associations that have been the hallmark of America.
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Bankers had expected the euro market - underpinned by the ECB's Corporate Sector Purchase Programme - to reignite the capital markets following the Brexit-inspired turmoil.
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And that alone is likely to reignite calls for Apple to let customers choose their default web browser, default email app, and so on.
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Even then, the outcome of the election is unpredictable and could reignite tensions between supporters of the different political fractions in Thailand, added Pongsudhirak.
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He has helped reignite war with Kurdish separatists in Turkey's southeast, and hundreds of civilians have died in the fighting, which began last summer.
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"I'm concerned because some of those successes could go by the wayside unless the community finds a way to reignite the passion," said Brickey.
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The coalition government led by Prime Minister Juri Ratas intends to pursue a fiscal stimulus to reignite growth and address social and infrastructure needs.
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That could reignite fears of inflation and a quickening pace of rate increases by the Federal Reserve, providing another reason for stocks to fall.
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The surprisingly many scenes devoted to Abe and Phil's discussions of their potency (and their efforts to reignite it) mostly just play as embarrassing.
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Some fear that any change to the free movement between Ireland and Northern Ireland could reignite the sectarian tensions that took decades to ease.
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There are concerns that its neighbor Azerbaijan could exploit instability to reignite the decades-long war over the ethnically divided enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Such an outcome would almost certainly plunge Italy into an economic and political crisis that could very well reignite the European sovereign debt crisis.
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From Kendall's nervous blinking to Shiv and Tom's questionable relationship to Roman's all around greasiness, Cahn's one man show will reignite your Succession crushes.
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Student survivors of the shooting have helped reignite the national debate on gun control and have called for people to take on the NRA.
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Depending on how the justices rule, their decision could reignite the debate in Congress over legislation that would offer the DACA population permanent protections.
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But he has seen his support erode over the past several weeks and will be looking to reignite his campaign, perhaps by targeting Biden.
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Being back with Pederson seemed to reignite Foles's ability to believe in himself and have that belief become infectious for the people around him.
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While this discovery could reignite debate about the nature of inheriting mitochondrial DNA, the researchers hope it will open up new ways to treat disease.
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But the crisis, which culminated in a short but vicious civil war when former President Laurent Gbagbo refused to concede an election, could yet reignite.
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Now, as President Donald Trump threatens to walk away from the Iran nuclear deal — and unspoken cyber truce — there are fears the war might reignite.
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Then, Loos' brother came to the Daily Mail in 2004 to reignite the rumors, saying that his sister had confirmed her Beckham affair to him.
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Surrounded by whimsical white sand and beautiful blue waters, this is one place that you'll find a way to reignite your love without any question.
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Researchers fear that a few spectacular accidents involving the drug will reignite the moral panic that slammed the door on the first wave of research.
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The chief potential spoiler is the Irish border, where both Britain and the EU fear strict controls could reignite decades of violence on the island.
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This small change helped to not only to inspire his team to be more creative but helped the executive reignite his passion for the job.
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The move could reignite tensions with Silicon Valley from last summer, when Europe's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, billed Apple with a record €13 billion tax.
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It ended quickly after it began, but it all it took is one kiss in the present day of season 1 to reignite that flame.
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Many in Britain, Ireland and the rest of the EU also fear the return of border checks could reignite violence and make checkpoints a target.
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Why it matters: A commodities reversal would reignite skepticism over the Chinese economy with implications that go far beyond China, says CBB's president Leland Miller.
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Looking forward, we do not believe that this transaction will reignite a public company merger trend heading into 2017, barring specific conditions being in place.
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But Trump has since demurred on the embassy move, walking back the promise as he attempts to reignite a peace process between Israelis and Palestinians.
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U.S. retail sales fell less than expected in February, but a sharp downward revision to January's sales could reignite concerns about the economy's growth prospects.
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U.S. retail sales fell less than expected in February, but a sharp downward revision to January's data could reignite concerns about the economy's growth prospects.
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To return back to Earth, the Falcon 9 has to use the fuel leftover from takeoff to reignite its engines in a series of burns.
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Off Capitol Hill in the upcoming week, the Dakota Access Pipeline fight is set to reignite when lawyers return to a federal courthouse on Wednesday.
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The data adds to pressure on new President Jair Bolsonaro to reignite an economic recovery which has been lackluster since Brazil's deep 2015-2016 recession.
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That in turn could reignite the eurozone sovereign debt crisis, which could have very untoward consequences for both the U.S. and the global economic recoveries.
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Everything was going well, he insisted, hoping to get investors excited and reignite the stock market he has used as a gauge of his presidency.
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An expert panel guiding Japan's coronavirus response recommended on Thursday that large gatherings and enclosed areas that could reignite the contagion should still be avoided.
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Why do we do not plan and build them in natural ways that reignite the spirit of community, the spirit of a positive participatory culture?
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An expert panel guiding Japan's coronavirus response recommended on Thursday that large gatherings and enclosed areas that could reignite the contagion should still be avoided.
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And it still weighs heavily on the minds of many Algerians, leading many to prefer stability over anything that could potentially reignite violence, experts say.
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Domestically, Australian data showed cuts in interest rates were working to reignite house prices, which enjoyed their biggest monthly rise in 16 years in November.
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Either of those rulings would reignite a national political firestorm as well as appeals that would likely end at the Supreme Court, sometime in 2021.
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"Warren must do what John Kerry did in 2004: reignite her New Hampshire campaign in Iowa," Dante Scala at the University of New Hampshire added.
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Three U.S. cabinet secretaries and 41 members of Congress were in Munich over the weekend, yet even that couldn't reignite the flame of common cause.
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It dropped another 1 percent after Wednesday's budget had slashed growth forecasts, ramped up debt projections and reignite fears for its investment grade credit rating.
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The two announcements seemed certain to reignite partisan debates over the frequency and impact of voter fraud, which Republicans have claimed is rampant in America.
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But she is also expanding leftward by promising to reignite industrial policy, discipline greedy bosses and keep spending at least 0.7% of GDP on foreign aid.
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The move could reignite a trade conflict between the world's two largest economies following months of relative calm in the markets and solid returns for investors.
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Erdogan's attempts to silence the pro-Kurdish domestic political voice renders future Turkish-Kurdish negotiations even more difficult to reignite, virtually guaranteeing further instability and violence.
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One way to reignite the spark is to do something nonsexual together that makes you feel more excited to jump back into bed when you're done.
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The 38-year-old also cited her two-year-old daughter, Olympia, as a source of motivation to reignite her efforts to level the playing field.
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A proposed land-swap between Serbia and Kosovo—trading Serbian-dominated parts of Kosovo's north for the fertile Presevo valley in Serbia—could reignite Balkan conflicts.
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"This in turn could delay much-needed fiscal and structural reforms and could in a worst-case scenario reignite pressures on more vulnerable sovereigns," it said.
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"I think this is going to be very positively viewed, but not simply because people will say they could reignite the bid" for Sky, she said.
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He toned down his criticism following the finalization of the deal, but saw the election of Trump as a chance to reignite opposition to the deal.
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If these elements shift in their favor, the Grizzlies can momentarily reignite the embers of resilience that carried them through the earlier parts of this decade.
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But as refugees from the war trickle back - around 16,000 have returned since December, leaving 22,623 still in Liberia - unresolved disputes over land could reignite violence.
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This so-called "nuclear option" could reignite unrest in a region where secessionists are invoking the name of late dictator Francisco Franco in describing Rajoy's tactics.
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But even those wary of additional easing fret that heightening risks to Japan's fragile economic recovery could justify further monetary steps to try to reignite growth.
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Trump's reversal, and rapid implementation by the Commerce Department, suggests chip industry lobbying, coupled with Chinese political pressure, may well reignite U.S. technology sales to Huawei.
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The continued drop in production reinforces indications of an economic slowdown, while also raising doubts about Tokyo's efforts to reignite growth and end decades of deflation.
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Sunday's conclusion that there was no collusion between Trump's campaign and Russia may reignite efforts from Graham and other Republicans to pursue investigations into that issue.
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To reignite Twitter's live video efforts, the company struck a deal with the N.F.L. to stream 10 Thursday night football games on Twitter later this year.
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The New Shepard rocket is designed to reignite its engine and land upright on the ground, while the capsule deploys three parachutes to slow its decent.
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And that he did in a touching heart to heart that convinced the young founder to reignite his passion for charity and embrace his mother's legacy.
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Nutrients from the soil that are swept into the Gulf by the rain can feed the algae causing the bloom to "reignite" or even start again.
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The pension and unemployment benefit systems are hot-button issues that may reignite popular anger, even if the "yellow vest" protests have all but fizzled out.
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Cases like the travel ban and religious objections to same-sex marriage, meanwhile, threaten to reignite explosive cultural issues with the midterms just around the corner.
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Trump's reversal, and rapid implementation by the Commerce Department, suggests chip industry lobbying, coupled with Chinese political pressure, may well reignite U.S. technology sales to Huawei.
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Mark Schneider, the company's new chief executive, has been trying to reignite growth at the company since joining Nestle in January from German healthcare group Fresenius.
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A narrow victory for remaining would set the stage for decades of recriminations over the Great Betrayal, and possibly reignite the fires of right-wing populism.
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The next day, the S&P dove 3.2 percent, as the president, calling himself "a Tariff Man" in a Twitter message, seemed to reignite the standoff.
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Zhao's decision to move ahead with publication will likely reignite the fractious, ongoing debate about diversity, representation and "cancel culture" in the young adult literary world.
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"The answer to hatred & division is to reignite our spirit of common purpose," Booker, who ended his own presidential campaign in January, said in a tweet.
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His decision to completely circumvent the discussion--and discussants--around him and focus on delivering his lines feels like a missed opportunity to reignite his momentum.
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"Even if things are under control in many places bringing people together for the Olympic games could help reignite infection in multiple over ways," Wilson said.
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The removal is certain to reignite a debate over whether Apple should remove apps from its App Store on the request of governments around the world.
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It could reignite an anti-NFL social media firestorm among some conservative fans, but it could also pay dividends down the road with more sympathetic fans.
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Market players also eyed a Bloomberg report that the U.S. and China are attempting to reignite negotiations to avoid a trade war between the two superpowers.
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Data on Tuesday showed retail sales fell less than expected, but a sharp downward revision to January's sales could reignite concerns about the economy's growth prospects.
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Many analysts expect that a 5G iPhone will reignite slumping phone sales that have transpired in recent years as users hold onto their older models longer.
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Jules and Charles try to reignite Brockmire's internet fame, but his new fan base (hello, Brooklyn!) turns out to be vastly different from his old one.
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Friend Hernando Chaves told the Times that Harwick ran into Pursehouse at a professional event last month, which "seemed to "reignite his obsessive preoccupation with her.
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Alfred Molina plays Robert Aldrich, the director Crawford signed up to reignite the dimming stars by way of the horror-thriller about two faded-actress sisters.
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If you want to know what courage is," she continues, look at Till's mother, who "was brave enough to use her sorrow to reignite a movement.
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Stewing in awkward silence with my guides, I struggled to reignite the conversation but couldn't come up with anything witty on the topic of solar panels.
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President-elect Donald Trump's ideas surrounding fiscal policy could reignite "animal spirits" and lead to a boom in the U.S. economy, hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio said.
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Tensions could reignite as soon as the new national parliament is convened or subsequently when a Spanish court hands down its sentences on the jailed separatist leaders.
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Japan and South Korea must not let North Korea reignite a passionate historical argument that could drive a wedge between America and its key allies in Asia.
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Faced with the failure of her efforts to reignite growth at the 22-year-old Silicon Valley company, she is now turning to the opposite strategy: cutting.
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The buzz helped to reignite the Guitar Hero online community and get people interested in the Soulless songs again, 8 years after the release of Soulless 2.
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A physical border is considered dangerous as it could the reignite sectarian conflict in Northern Ireland that was largely ended towards the close of the 20th century.
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Regardless of the outcome, the case may reignite the issue of the treatment of women in technology — particularly in venture capital, where they're significantly outnumbered by men.
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The move is part of Premier Shinzo Abe's accelerating drive toward fiscal spending to reignite stagnant growth ahead of a G7 summit Tokyo will host in May.
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"While the European elections, Brexit negotiations and Trump's foreign policies could reignite safe-haven interest, gold is not without hurdles," Standard Chartered analysts said in a note.
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As Democrats and some Republicans tried to quash claims that non-citizen voting had an impact on November's election, others embraced the opportunity to reignite the debate.
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"I feel as though Trump is generally positive for the economy and I am hopeful that a Trump presidency will help reignite our sluggish economics," said Saab.
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The main rocket body is supposed to reignite its engines and land upright on solid ground, while the crew capsule deploys parachutes to lower itself down gently.
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Although the inquiry will not result in criminal charges for Clinton, it does reignite a debate that, just yesterday, was thought to have been laid to rest.
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All sides fear rebuilding barriers along a now invisible frontier between two EU states could reignite pro- and anti-British hostilities in the province of Northern Ireland.
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Temer, who took over from Rousseff as she faces a Senate trial, has pledged to reduce Brazil's budget deficit and reignite economic growth by restoring market confidence.
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"On the daily charts gold still looks good, but we've have to get above that $1,546 in order to reignite new longs into the market," Streible said.
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The first of two death penalty trials for Mr. Roof, set to begin in November, could reignite the fierce racial debates that broke out after the shooting.
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Miller's detailed story, along with a perceived failure of the California justice system to hold Turner accountable, helped reignite a national conversation about rape on college campuses.
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But the advising scientists' critique stands to reignite the debate over how to regulate a practice that critics say could contaminate water supplies and exacerbate global warming.
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It could also reignite debate in the Republican-led Senate, where Republican Senator Chuck Grassley and Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal introduced an identical bill earlier last month.
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The California proposal is sure to receive strong opposition from anti-immigration forces and could reignite a fierce health reform controversy in the Obama administration's final months.
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Trump has said he's considering a pardon, but it could reignite racial tensions that flared after the violence in Charlottesville, when Trump equated white supremacists with counterprotesters.
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There's growing speculation that Apple could launch its first 5G phone in September, which could reignite slumping iPhone sales and drive a renewed "supercycle" for its stock.
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Today, Giphy and the peanut butter brand Jif released limited-edition jars of spread sure to reignite the discourse of how to pronounce GIF all over again.
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JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) - Former Masters champion Trevor Immelman is hoping a trip home to South Africa will help reignite a career that has slumped dramatically over recent years.
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Others thought the fire could be a good omen for the national team, which beat South Korea last week to reignite a faltering World Cup qualifying campaign.
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Much like McConnell, most Senate Republicans see the new misconduct allegation as a political ploy by Democrats to reignite the contentious fight over Kavanaugh's Supreme Court seat.
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The ruling could reignite tensions between government and the opposition which had been temporarily allayed by the implementation of changes to the electoral register sought by Issoufou's critics.
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Belief in the efficacy of aid, which reached a high point during the "Make Poverty History" campaign in 2005, has been hard to reignite after the financial crisis.
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Apple's new iPhones set to hit the market next year could reignite growth in the company's flagship device, according to a note from J.P. Morgan Chase on Monday.
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He threatened to reignite the civil war unless he was allowed to stay on as "second prime minister", even though he lost the election that the UN oversaw.
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Charlotte, seemed to willingly reignite the fight with a throwback photo of the SATC cast at an Emmys afterparty in 2004 that just so happened to exclude Cattrall.
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The cuts then managed to reignite the economy and drive the S&P 2200 more than 21995% higher within a year after the first move, CNBC analysis found.
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As Japan struggles to reignite growth, Loeb said central bankers around the world, including in Japan, had relied for too long on monetary policy to stimulate economic expansion.
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At the same time, however, the government's move is likely to reignite legal challenges to the specific protocol and reinvigorate a debate concerning the constitutionality of lethal injection.
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You know, some of the policies that could reignite the economy in the US would be good for this industry, and it would be good for American jobs.
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It was only the second F-35 to crash since the aircraft's first flight in 2006 and could reignite concern about the F-353 having only one engine.
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Any evidence that her 2014 re-election campaign was funded by graft money would reignite efforts to impeach her and to annul her election in the electoral court.
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Brown, lead author of the new paper, said that he hopes this new description of B. markmitchelli can reignite a sense of excitement and confidence around dinosaur paleontology.
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A negative surprise in the form of growth below 6.5 percent on-year "could reignite market worries about global growth and lead to heightened market volatility," he added.
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The trend reversal is likely to reignite investor concern over mine safety and could prompt regulators to step up shaft inspections, which often result in costly production stoppages.
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The spate of mine deaths could reignite investor concern over mine safety and could prompt regulators to step up shaft inspections, which often result in costly production stoppages.
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Still, that was enough for investors to reignite the "Trump trade", which culminated on Monday with the S&P 500 topping $20 trillion for the first time ever.
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During the campaign, Rajapaksa promised to cut the 15% value added tax by nearly half and abolish some other taxes, as a way to reignite consumption and growth.
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For Think City director Neil Khor, the pop-ups are an attempt to reignite flagging interest in public space among residents in the city of 6.5 million people.
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The news helped reignite a post-election rally, which had stalled in recent weeks on concerns over Trump's protectionist stance and the lack of clarity on his policies.
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In an interview, Barbosa said legislation to put off efforts to lower budget spending and push forward with a state debt relief program are necessary to reignite growth.
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Amadou's return could reignite tensions between the government and the opposition ahead of the presidential election in late 2020, which will select a successor to President Mahamadou Issoufou.
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Fears abound that the old sectarian conflict could reignite, since Brexit has thrown a monkey wrench into the fragile power-sharing mechanism that keeps Northern Ireland chugging along.
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But fast-moving probes into Morales' former supporters have threatened to reignite hostilities and derail deals with protest and union leaders aimed at bringing peace to the country.
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Go deeper: Top 4 Democrats way ahead of 2020 rivals in 2 polls, but Warren slips Biden's endorsements crush 2020 field Kamala Harris struggles to reignite presidential campaign
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Saleh Hendra, 41, another volunteer, said the hardest part of the job was trying to tackle stubborn fires on peatland, which is especially flammable and can repeatedly reignite.
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But it is often mass shootings that reignite the debate over gun control in the US and that shine the spotlight on its position as a global outlier.
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Macy's has snagged an eBay executive as it shakes up its management and cuts 100 jobs in an effort to reignite slumping sales at the department store chain.
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Privately, some senior Democrats had worried the anti-BDS resolution would reignite a messy spat between moderates and progressives that played out publicly over the past several weeks.
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This brings me to the second big question we have to answer as a country: how do we reignite that spirit of innovation to meet our biggest challenges?
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It was only the second F-35 to crash since the aircraft's first flight in 2006 and could reignite concern about the F-35 having only one engine.
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We got Kim and her hubby, Kroy, at LAX and asked if they recommend married couples renew their vows -- like they did this past spring -- to reignite romance.
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Until, that is, we reignite that sense of intimacy by using those sexts to bond with friends, strangers, and even Canadian filmmakers over the sheer absurdity of sex itself.
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Hannity later invited Kimmel to appear on his Fox News show — and warned that he has fresh attacks ready if the late-night host decides to reignite their feud.
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And this brings me to the second big question we as a country have to answer: how do we reignite that spirit of innovation to meet our biggest challenges?
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A ruling is likely expected next year - and it could further strain already fraught diplomatic relations between the two countries and reignite uncertainty among islanders about their fishing rights.
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European stocks traded higher Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to hold off on additional tariffs in a bid to reignite trade talks.
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" According to an investigation by The Daily Telegraph, the allegations "would be sure to reignite the #MeToo movement against the mistreatment of women, minorities and others by powerful employers.
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Meanwhile, it would effectively create a covert marketing infrastructure for a platform that needs new revenue streams to reignite the fervent investor confidence it has seen in the past.
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Most recently, Huffman's former Desperate Housewives co-star Nicollette Sheridan gave her two cents on the scandal, but spoke vaguely as to not reignite the cast's notorious bad blood.
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Diddy and Suge Knight will not reignite the East Coast-West Coast war over the new Tupac biopic -- in fact, Death Row and Bad Boy finally agree on something.
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That's because Indonesian rival Go-Jek's continued Southeast Asia expansion is threatening to reignite a subsidiary war that Grab probably thought it had won for good after Uber's exit.
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The year-on-year rise came despite weak economic signals that have raised doubts about Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to reignite growth and end decades of deflation.
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Nestle, which took a majority stake in Blue Bottle Coffee in September, is trying to reignite slowing sales by snapping up small independent brands that appeal to younger consumers.
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Trump, who met with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday, has taken steps to reignite the 70 year-old bilateral relationship that cooled under former President Barack Obama's administration.
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Removal of the cap on overall subsidies may affect KT's long-term profitability because competition among wireless telecom operators may reignite as they try to expand their subscriber bases.
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Perhaps this new material will reignite the investigative fire for members of Congress and lead to answers for the Terry family, the American people, and the institution of justice.
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WASHINGTON, March 15 (Reuters) - U.S. retail sales fell less than expected in February, but a sharp downward revision to January's sales could reignite concerns about the economy's growth prospects.
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Perfect for drone enthusiasts who are growing bored of the current market offerings and want to play with something new, the Bionic Bird will reignite your passion for flying.
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Meanwhile, a top executive at the Chinese technology giant was arrested in Canada and faces extradition to the United States, stirring up fears it could reignite a Sino-U.
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But it took a water crisis in December of 2018 to reignite my resolve: The company that rented us our tanks was switching its customers over to permanent systems.
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Northern Irish republicans would be emboldened to call for unification with the Republic of Ireland, which could occur, or they could just reignite the Troubles after decades of peace.
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I suspect there will be an increasing urge to reignite Cold War tensions and take an aggressive posture in places like Syria and Ukraine, which could end very badly.
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Also, negative interest rates in Japan have failed to reignite its long dormant economy and it's not clear that they will lift Europe out of stagnation anytime soon either.
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It is too soon to know the political fallout, but it comes as Mr. Sanders appears to be gaining strength and Ms. Warren is struggling to reignite her campaign.
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D.A. Davidson hiked its price target for Apple on Monday morning to the highest level on Wall Street, saying 5G technology gives the company opportunities to reignite iPhone growth.
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P&G has been trying to reignite sales for its Gillette and Venus products as Billie, Unilever's Dollar Shave Club and Edgewell Personal Care's Harry's lure away its customers.
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Lower borrowing costs have certainly worked to reignite home prices, which enjoyed their strongest month in 16 years in November, led by boom-like gains in Sydney and Melbourne.
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The former Texas governor also said Cruz is "the leader we need to reignite the promise of America" in an online ad released early Monday by the Cruz campaign.
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The time has come for a genuine, old-fashioned strike, one with picket lines, chants, quickened pulses and the power to reignite the traditional fighting spirit of American labor.
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My boss told me stories about how, when the snowy season came, embers would hide for the entire winter underground, only to pop up in the spring and reignite.
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Battle for Mosul Many fear the ongoing battle to retake Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, will reignite sectarian tensions and inflame calls of autonomy from various religious and ethnic groups.
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That gave Rosberg the perfect opportunity to reignite his title challenge after a run of lackluster form and make major inroads into the Briton's 19-point advantage in the standings.
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Finally, if the investigation finds that Mateen had any communications with ISIS or other terrorists, it will reignite the "iPhone" debate between law enforcement and technology companies over encrypted communications.
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"I urge euro area leaders to reignite the discussion, to negotiate in good faith and make the difficult compromises, to unlock the full potential of the banking union," she added.
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This year, Apple shares have cratered by 14 percent, more than double the loss for Alphabet's stock, on concerns that the new iPhone 7 will fail to reignite sales growth.
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Other campaign promises include a "shock" of infrastructure spending to reignite the economy, which has suffered as the price of its mineral exports has fallen, and tax incentives for businesses.
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No one expects the bombings to reignite such strife, though fears of revenge attacks against Muslims have prompted heavy security deployments, curfews and the declaration of a state of emergency.
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An ode to your favorite rapper/child star – in coloring book form, no less – is more than enough to reignite your fiery passion for Drake memes and, err, each other.
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Baader Helvea analyst Andreas von Arx said the plan to exit skin health could reignite talk about the stake since that also lay outside the vision Nestle outlined on Thursday.
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Former rival pop stars Jessica Simpson and Christina Aguilera had a chance to reignite their battle during an epic party ... but only one of 'em made it to the stage.
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A senior government official said a victory for Purnama could reignite religious tensions and China-baiting at a time when the government is chasing Chinese investment for much-needed infrastructure.
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The attack is likely to reignite the debate over private sector malware companies, which have drawn harsh criticism for selling intrusion software to oppressive regimes in Uganda, Ethiopia, and Bahrain.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, his frequent rival for FIFA's prestigious Ballon d'Or, recently won Euro 2016 with Portugal, to reignite the debate about which of the two is the world's best player.
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The companies say the joint venture, which was announced at a news conference in New York, will reignite fans' passion for boxing and engage a new generation of fight fans.
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Retail sales fell less than expected nationwide in February, the Commerce Department said Tuesday, but a sharp downward revision to January's data could reignite concerns about the economy's growth prospects.
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Economists say President Trump's trade policy, tax cuts and infrastructure-spending plan could reignite inflation, making goods more expensive at a time when much of his base already feels squeezed.
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Clinton conceded, that it would participate in the Wisconsin recount, her team has helped reignite the contentious atmosphere of the campaign, of which Mr. Trump's Twitter barrages were a fixture.
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They should reignite efforts in the House and Senate to federalize the California law, and we should tack on the additional measures proposed in the Do Not Track Kids bill.
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Its sleek, thoughtfully designed kitchen tools reignite excitement in the little things, like spoons and spatulas, and remind cooks that it's okay — maybe even preferable — to dine in at home.
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Rumors that Mr. Bharara may be considering a political career have also persisted, and his decision to take a role at CNN is likely to reignite speculation about his plans.
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He said he hoped to reignite discussion on the council about a proposed movie museum and convention center for Wellington — a project of Mr. Jackson's that was shelved in 2018.
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The move came soon after Mr. Castro ended his own bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, and gives a lift to Ms. Warren's campaign as it tries to reignite excitement.
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The average rate on the 30-year fixed has hovered between 3.6% and 4% since June, giving buyers more purchasing power and helping to reignite the heat under home prices.
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Still, some investors say a recent dip in crude futures represents a buying opportunity because U.S. sanctions against Iran and other supply disruptions could reignite fears of a supply crunch.
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It was a very positive hearing, and hopefully the bipartisan warmth lasts well into McMahon's tenure, once confirmed, because there's a lot to be done to reignite entrepreneurship in America.
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" Whatever steps they take should reignite the promise of the old declaration to "encourage our race all over the world and to stimulate it to a higher and grander destiny.
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Britain and Ireland fear the installation of physical customs infrastructure on the border could reignite largely dormant sectarian tensions and prove a tempting target for militants seeking a united Ireland.
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The banter between Carnage and Drake is clearly just that, but his comment did reignite rumors first started by radio personality Joe Budden that the rapper has been under the knife.
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The leftover fuel is used to reignite the engines on the rocket in a series of burns, to help the vehicle reenter the Earth's atmosphere and then slow down for landing.
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The 211 payloads are going to three different orbits, so the Falcon Heavy has to reignite its engine up to four times in space to get everything to its final destination.
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During the inaugural launch of the rocket, the core missed the drone ship it was targeting and slammed into the ocean after running out of fuel to properly reignite its engines.
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"I call on all sides to seek dialogue, to find consensus for dealing with open questions, and not to reignite conflicts in the disputed areas of Erbil and Baghdad," Gabriel said.
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"Obviously this will reignite the anger of ordinary people who say we can't even go out at night and enjoy life in our city," said CNN Senior International Correspondent Ben Wedeman.
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They cannot veto the EU bill, but failure to win their consent would be an embarrassing setback for British Prime Minister Theresa May's government and could reignite Scottish demands for independence.
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Unhappiness over Brexit within Sturgeon's Scottish National Party is also pressurizing her to reignite a push for independence as the impending break with the EU pushes British politics to its limits.
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Unhappiness over Brexit within Sturgeon's Scottish National Party is also pressurising her to reignite a push for independence as the impending break with the EU pushes British politics to its limits.
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The Times' report is going to reignite needed conversation about whether the executive duopoly, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg and chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg, are fit to keep running the company.
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Even if such major changes are made, experts argue they will not be sufficient to reignite such dying U.S. industries as apparel manufacturing and coal—or improve long-term job prospects.
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It's hard to imagine Android Wear being so profound an upgrade so as to reignite the space, but at the very least, it ought to usher in another generation of hardware.
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Yet the release is likely to reignite the furor over the former secretary of State's private email server, which has proven to be a deep vulnerability for her Democratic presidential campaign.
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By placing the fossils at well over 3 million years old, Clarke is bound to reignite a debate about the age of the find, which has been disputed over the years.
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I eventually settled on resolve — resolve to render meaning out of tragedy, and to reignite progress to make the world, my hometown, and my university more just, equal, and inclusive places.
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If investigators find evidence that Rahami communicated his plans for the attack using an encrypted messaging app, the bombings could also reignite the debate over government access to locked data.
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But though it did reignite familiar patterns for some participants, many believed that it did not exacerbate their behavior, but felt more like an emotional "purge" on the path to wellness.
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"This is to honor Paul and hopefully to reignite people's respect for and passion for the breadth of his work," Michael Novak, Taylor's successor as artistic director, said in an interview.
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The stars spread across the black universe; they go forever, and reignite the light that has been missing inside me for nearly a decade of city sounds and washed-out skies.
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This would ruin the bit of trust between her and Alex, and also reignite Bradley's own quest for truth about the sexual misconduct and harassment happening at America's favorite morning show.
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O'Cull predicts that between 150 and 250 restaurants in noncore markets, the West Coast and Northeast, could be in danger of shuttering if Papa John's is unable to reignite its sales.
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But lurking in the background of the debate is the possibility that the imposition of a hard border between Britain and Ireland could reignite the violence that largely ended in 21990.
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"My prediction is this Zika virus is going to reignite the unresolved debate that's existed since 1968 about the moral status of artificial contraception when applied to extraordinary cases," Father Bretzke said.
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But the Fishy, or in this case the Shappy, goes to the entire cast and production, who managed to reignite fans' love of Survivor with unique storytelling and a truly remarkable season.
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National Harbor, Maryland (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence rallied conservatives Thursday gathered at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference around President Donald Trump's agenda and sought to reignite conservatives' fury against Obamacare.
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FBI Director James Comey's strange decision to reignite the controversy over Clinton's use of a private email server just 11 days before Election Day also curtailed any momentum by the Democratic nominee.
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"It doesn't have to be better than the [iPhone]6, it just has to get people to upgrade and reignite a little bit of growth again," Ware told CNBC's "Power Lunch " Monday.
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This latest attempt to reignite the career of a fallen rapper comes just a few years after the debut of a Tupac Shakur hologram, produced by Digital Domain for Coachella in 2012.
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But analysts fear that if Kenyans head into the election believing it is already corrupt, it could reignite the violence that followed the disputed 2007 election which left more than 20083,200 dead.
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In addition to these lawsuits, Apple's admission about slowing down older iPhones in order to help extend the life of each phone's battery may reignite the debate regarding right to repair legislation.
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Still, the strike will likely reignite debate about U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war that had raged after President Trump ordered a cruise missile strike against a regime airfield last month.
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MADRID/BARCELONA, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Authorities in Madrid and Barcelona locked horns over whether two jailed Catalan pro-independence leaders were political prisoners, as their detention looked set to reignite secessionist protests.
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The report, which was requested by Democrats,could complicate Republican efforts to repeal the health law and is likely to reignite a long fight between GOP lawmakers and the CBO over ObamaCare.
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And it's an issue that's so politically sensitive it threatens not just to upend Brexit talks, but to reignite the sectarian tensions that produced three decades of bloody conflict in Northern Ireland.
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" The ACLU's Lee Gelernt said he thought it would be appropriate for the court to address that to ensure "that there is nothing that happens in the future to reignite this problem.
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If, for example, the justices vote to take up Arlene Flowers for next term, then they could reignite a raging debate that wasn't resolved in the narrow opinion they issued last Monday.
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The report, which was requested by Democrats, could complicate Republican efforts to repeal the health law and is likely to reignite a long fight between GOP lawmakers and the CBO over ObamaCare.
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Whether you're looking to reignite your passion, figure out how to break through a plateau, or simply unwind from the everyday work rigors — implementing Gates' "think week" concept will serve you well.
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But clearly we now have to pull back and pray and think about who we throw our support behind in order to reignite the promise of America -- because clearly it ain't me.
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Hoping to secure a quick deal, American diplomats even discussed the once unthinkable idea of returning parts of Kosovo to Serbia, alarming European leaders who feared the move might reignite ethnic conflict.
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A hit television show based on the series, "Little House on the Prairie," helped to reignite interest and usher in a new generation of fans in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
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The bloc wants to avoid another collapse of the system and does not want to reignite bitter feuds between EU member states over who is responsible for the refugees and migrants arriving.
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Her comments about Michael Bloomberg, who has faced criticism over a statement he made 229 years ago about a discriminatory housing practice, came as she tries to reignite enthusiasm for her campaign.
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New versions of the company's popular Monopoly board game based on the video game "Fortnite" and the hit HBO show "Game of Thrones" have also helped reignite interest in family game night.
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But she quickly took the chance to reignite controversy over Trump's comment last week that Democrats are an "anti-Jewish party" following remarks critical of Israel's American supporters by Muslim Democratic Rep.
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"We continue to think a competitive devaluation scenario is unlikely because a sharp depreciation could reignite speculative capital outflows, which would be counterproductive by tightening financial conditions," wrote Dylan Riddle of IFF.
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On the other side of the draw, sentimentalists will hope third seed Federer and world number two Nadal can grind it out to the semi-finals and reignite the sport's most cherished rivalry.
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More than $6 trillion of European and Japanese sovereign bonds currently trade at negative yields, suggesting investors remain sceptical that years of extraordinary monetary stimuli from central banks will reignite consumer price inflation.
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"The decision ... which follows on the footsteps of yet another encouraging decision by Moody's demonstrates that working together we can reignite our economy, attract investment and create jobs for our people," he added.
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A campaign by some Democrats to deny the 78-year-old the position and inject new blood into the party's leadership fizzled, but could reignite again before the whole House votes in January.
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Cramer has said for years that Apple should make a big acquisition, or multiple big acquisitions, to reignite its growth rate and make investors fall in love with its stock all over again.
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It's flashy, freaky, and fun, and was the perfect starting-block of Elliott's massive assault on popular culture, which, now entering its third decade, seems poised to reignite the world of hip-hop.
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Italy's Salvatore Ferragamo, which is also looking to reignite sales growth, is using a new monogram of little C-shaped hooks, or "gancini" in Italian, that feature in metal form on its loafers.
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At the same time, Cowen downgraded Target to "market perform" from "outperform," saying it does not see catalysts to reignite growth in comparable sales and that recent changes are not resonating with customers.
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Despite the terrifying events of the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre, which helped reignite Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, the general feeling was that China was headed towards eventual political as well as economic reform.
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Trump's promise of a "phenomenal" tax plan helped reignite a post-election rally, which had stalled in recent weeks on concerns over his administrative priorities and the lack of clarity on policy reforms.
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Together, the incidents reignite "longstanding concerns about the lack of independent oversight for CBSA," Loly Rico, president of the Montreal-based Canadian Council for Refugees, told the media during a telephone news conference.
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Since his surprise appointment last year, analysts and investors have wondered how Schneider would reignite Nestle's growth and whether he would accelerate the recent push into higher-margin nutrition, health and wellness products.
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The MX-1 will land on the lunar surface vertically using its main kerosene engine, and once there, it can reignite its engine again to "hop" around the surface and explore different sites.
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Trump's promise of a "phenomenal" tax plan helped reignite a post-election rally, which had stalled in recent weeks on concerns over his protectionist stand and the lack of clarity on his policies.
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The Pope's comments today about contraception will likely reignite the debate over the Vatican's position on birth control and its longstanding prohibition on the use of condoms to stop the spread of AIDS.
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Google's refusal to call out China after tackling a disinformation campaign around the Hong Kong protests — days after Facebook and Twitter blamed China outright — could reignite criticism about the company's ties to Beijing.
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Liberty, who appointed Chase Carey to run Formula One, is driving a broader overhaul to reduce costs for teams and reignite the interest of fans with simpler rules and more high-octane overtaking.
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The F.B.I. knew weeks ago that its investigation into whether Mr. Weiner sent illicit text messages to a 15-year-old girl in North Carolina had the potential to reignite the Clinton case.
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He was heard boasting of sexual assault in a tape from "Access Hollywood," and Ms. Carroll's account will most likely reignite the discussion over those previous allegations and Mr. Trump's treatment of women.
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Roxana tries in vain to reignite Soren's attraction until her fantasies find a new object in Zlatan Zlatar, a local Balkan refugee of whom Soren expresses a hatred laced with anti-immigrant sentiments.
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To her horror, she finds that the lights in the once festive town have gone dim — prompting her to reconnect with a former flame (Adrian Holmes) and reignite the town with holiday cheer.
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To her horror, she finds that the lights in the once festive town have gone dim — prompting her to reconnect with a former flame (Adrian Holmes) and reignite the town with holiday cheer.
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But when Mr. Yang spoke about his vision for the proposal as a way to reignite entrepreneurialism and breathe new life into communities that have long ago lost manufacturing jobs, it was inspiring.
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Democrats are also hoping that Dr. Warnock will reignite the coalition that turned out in 2018 for Stacey Abrams, the Democratic candidate for governor who lost to Mr. Kemp by roughly 55,000 votes.
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But with sales stagnating and margins flattening, analysts and investors have been expecting another major deal to reignite growth, though its choice of Anglo-Dutch consumer goods firm Unilever came as a surprise.
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And if Trump helps Assad deliver a decisive win in Syria, Hezbollah forces that are currently engaged in the war there will be free to return to Lebanon and reignite conflict with Israel.
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How to prevent the return of a hard border, which some say could reignite sectarian divisions on the island of Ireland, has become one of the hardest hurdles to clear for both sides.
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Stocks added to strong week-to-date performance on Wednesday as investors grew even more confident that the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates this year to reignite an economy wounded by trade battles.
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Today's new moon in fellow Water sign Cancer activates the sector of your chart that rules romance and creativity: Expect some new muses to come your way or for an old flame to reignite.
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All that was needed to reignite their war of words was a trigger: some event that concerned both men, that would cause one of them to do something that would set off the other.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudan President Salva Kiir replaced his vice president and rival Riek Machar on Monday, a move that could potentially undermine last year's peace deal and reignite war in Africa's youngest nation.
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Its bid to unlock a higher-tier consumer could indeed end up creating a ton of value for the company, which has spent the past year looking to reignite growth in its core driver.
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Germans have been among the foremost critics of the ECB's bond-buying program, which was introduced three years ago to depress borrowing costs and reignite growth in the euro zone's heavily indebted southern periphery.
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In its effort to reignite growth, Twitter named ex-Facebook technology chief Bret Taylor to its board, adding a director who started multiple internet companies and has worked in the industry for 13 years.
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We can't wait to reignite the LaRusso-Lawrence rivalry, and we're thankful to our partners at YouTube Red, Sony Pictures Television and Overbrook for their shared enthusiasm in making our dream project a reality.
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Data on Tuesday showed retail sales dipped 0.1 percent in February, less than the 0.2 percent drop estimated, but a sharp downward revision to January's sales could reignite concerns about the economy's growth prospects.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - A stoppage-time goal from Toni Kroos gave holders Germany a dramatic 2-1 win over Sweden on Saturday to reignite their hopes of qualifying for the World Cup last 16.
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At Los Angeles' Rolling Loud festival at the Banc of California Stadium, which Cardi headlined on Saturday, a fan captured a video of Offset crashing Cardi's set to beg her to reignite their romance.
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Then, says Marca Doeff, a battery expert at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, all you need is oxygen from the air and heat — maybe hidden smoldering embers, maybe from the battery's own voltage — to reignite.
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We can't wait to reignite the LaRusso-Lawrence rivalry, and we're thankful to our partners at YouTube Red, Sony Pictures Television, and Overbrook for their shared enthusiasm in making our dream project a reality.
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Herjavec says after her extortion attempt failed he didn't hear from her for a while, until Monday, when he got a letter from her attorney saying Vasinova was threatening to reignite her assault claims.
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Instead of canceling the show and sending the cast away for good, ABC should reignite the show to highlight ways to address the destructive racism endorsed or tacitly accepted among Trump supporters like Barr.
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While Trump has not hesitated to reignite the debate over torture, he later suggested that he would seek the advice of Defense Secretary James Mattis and other senior national security officials on the subject.
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Harper's personality would help reignite a fan base that failed to connect with last year's 80-82 team, while also sparking a lackluster lineup that had the fewest hits in the majors last season.
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The movie takes place on Día de los Muertos and follows Miguel, a boy from a family of shoemakers whose quest to reignite his musical roots sends him on a journey through the underworld.
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Mainland China on Friday reported its first local coronavirus case in three days and 54 new imported cases, as Beijing ordered airlines to sharply cut international flights, for fear travellers could reignite the outbreak.
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The homes in the area will remain under evacuation until Saturday morning, Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross said in a Facebook video, as officials want to make sure the fire will not reignite overnight.
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The shooting in Milwaukee, the largest city in the key U.S. election swing state of Wisconsin, seemed likely to reignite a contentious debate about gun control in the midst of the U.S. presidential campaign.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican, helped reignite the border debate this week by announcing plans for a bill that would set aside an eye-popping $23.4 billion to fund a wall.
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Designed to look like Kannon, the Buddhist deity of mercy, the $1 million machine is an attempt to reignite people's passion for their faith in a country where religious affiliation is on the decline.
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Mainland China on Friday reported its first local coronavirus case in three days and 54 new imported cases, as Beijing ordered airlines to sharply cut international flights, for fear travellers could reignite the outbreak.
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The move underscores Grupo BTG Pactual's steps to reignite growth and restore its reputation 14 months after founder and former Chief Executive André Esteves was arrested in connection with a massive corruption probe in Brazil.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - India's initial plan to build-up its strategic petroleum reserves (SPR) is not shaping out to be the dramatic event that some in the market had hoped could help reignite global oil demand.
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The "weak 2H outlook could pressure AVGO/peers … and semis in general until we get a China/US trade resolution that can reignite customer confidence," Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya said in a note.
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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd last week unveiled its own folding smartphone, priced at nearly $2,000, in a bid to top the technology of Apple Inc and Chinese rivals and reignite consumer interest amid slumping sales.
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Trump's promise of a "phenomenal" tax plan helped reignite a post-election rally in stocks, which had stalled in recent weeks on concerns over his protectionist stand and the lack of clarity on policy reforms.
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Meanwhile, Liu Qi's father, Liu Peiqiang (Wu Jing), is an astronaut who supports the group from an international space station as they try to reignite the jet thrusters and prevent Earth from crashing into Jupiter.
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Unemployment in Africa's most advanced economy has remained stubbornly high since white minority rule ended 25 years ago, and creating jobs is a major challenge for Ramaphosa as he aims to reignite an underperforming economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said he plans to expand his travel ban to bar people from several additional countries, a move that could again reignite questions about whether the policy discriminates against Muslims.
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The bill, the cornerstone of President Jair Bolsonaro's economic agenda, aims to shore up Brazil's shoddy public finances and reignite an economic recovery, but the defiance of so many parties underscores a rocky reception in Congress.
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While Trump appears conciliatory now, his outlook could change when the next round of talks plays out — and that could affect whether he decides to reignite the trade war with increased tariff rates or new duties.
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"The positive for Europe is Credit Suisse's earnings, which could reignite upbeat sentiment and show that some financials are doing well despite weak European economic sentiment and the problems from very low interest rates," he added.
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According to Italian newspaper La Republicca, the Commission will forecast a 2.6 percent deficit for Italy this year, which could reignite a debate that raged through the latter half of last year between Brussels and Rome.
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Clinton has already been scrutinized by Republican rivals about her original email scandal, and if more documents are made public, it would likely reignite the debate about how she handled her role as Secretary of State.
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As the first stage of Falcon 9 falls back to earth, its engines reignite when it reaches a speed of 3km per second, slowing it down to reduce impact as it lands vertically on the ground.
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Another concern investors have about China's weakening currency: It will reignite a regional currency war, but so far, China's currency is primarily weakening against the U.S dollar, and Asian currencies are already weakening on their own.
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On Tuesday, ABC announced the initial cast for this season, and one of the most exciting prospects is the chance to watch bitter enemies Corinne Olympios and Taylor Nolan reignite their feud from Nick Viall's season.
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Still, I can't shake the feeling that, with a few hardware (too late to add a headphone jack?) and software tweaks (and a lower, off-contract price point), Palm could help reignite that fire for some.
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A truce on the tariffs will certainly not resolve the structural problems of the Chinese economy, but it will reinforce the image of Xi as a leader and possibly reignite the elusive force of business confidence.
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Alongside his brother Vitali, he was once the man to reignite the hopes of a nation, spending almost a decade at the top of the heavyweight rankings and helping to establish Ukrainian dominance over the division.
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An Alexander aide told CNN Tuesday that Murray and Alexander could announce as many as 20 co-sponsors -- 10 Republicans and 10 Democrats -- as early as Thursday in an attempt to reignite momentum for the bill.
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Symantec — The maker of cyber security software was rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim, which points to the company's acquisition of Blue Coat Systems as a deal which could reignite growth for years to come.
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The central bank is also worried that pumping too much cash into the economy could reignite speculative bubbles, the policy insiders said, and wants to save some of its policy ammunition in case activity deteriorates again.
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Once the rocket has reached suborbital space, the crew capsule will separate and the booster will plunge towards the Earth, where it will reignite its engines in order to gently touch down at the landing site.
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VANCOUVER/BEIJING (Reuters) - The daughter of Huawei's founder, a top executive at the Chinese technology giant, was arrested in Canada and faces extradition to the United States, stirring up fears it could reignite a Sino-U.
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The shooting was nearly certain to reignite emotional debates over American gun laws and homeland security in what is shaping up to be a vitriolic U.S. presidential campaign between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.
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SAN FRANCISCO/LONDON (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Wednesday unveiled a nearly $2,000 folding smartphone in a bid to top the technology of Apple Inc and Chinese rivals and reignite consumer interest amid slumping sales.
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YAMOUSSOUKRO (Reuters) - Disgruntled soldiers in Ivory Coast reached an agreement with the government late on Friday in a dispute over bonus payments that had threatened to reignite a nationwide army mutiny, negotiators for the mutineers said.
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Rather than closing up shop for fear that they would reignite the political backlash Republicans faced in the late 1990s after they impeached President Bill Clinton, Democrats today would benefit by continuing to ask hard questions.
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House Armed Services Chairman Adam Smith (D-Wash.) on Thursday said the transfer would likely reignite a fight over border wall money on Capitol Hill, but noted Trump has an advantage if Republicans don't break ranks.
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Every character on this show is searching for some kind of spark to reignite their fire, whether it's weed, or sex, or art, or friendship, or who knows, maybe just a really good slice of pizza.
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The director of the Remain campaign during the EU referendum, Will Straw, has also been nominated for a CBE in the list, which is likely to reignite calls to scrap the list and allegations of cronyism.
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He lets her stick around to help train Shania, but she turns out to be a lot more than they bargained for, and they didn't realize how much her unwillingness to exercise would reignite their old spark.
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While a rise in bond yields could also reignite sovereign debt concerns, most countries have increased the duration of their debt, suggesting that any rise in funding costs would have a more gradual impact, the ECB added.
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The two outer cores of the rocket successfully touched down nearly simultaneously on landing pads after the launch, but the middle core ran out of igniter fluid and wasn't able to reignite its engines during the descent.
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Over the weekend, Offset, 27, offered a very public olive branch to Cardi B during her headlining performance at Rolling Loud festival in Los Angeles, when he crashed her set to beg her to reignite their romance.
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The stopgap spending plan for the fiscal year beginning on Friday would keep the state going only until January, leaving open the possibility the impasse could reignite over pro-business and union-weakening changes sought by Rauner.
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Meeting on the sidelines of the Group of 20 (G-20) summit in Japan this weekend, Trump and Xi agreed to reignite stalled trade talks and pledged to hold off on new tariffs on each other's imports.
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Britain, Ireland and the EU fear the installation of physical customs infrastructure on the border could reignite largely dormant sectarian tensions and prove a tempting target for militants seeking a united Ireland and those who oppose it.
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Parachutes help to slow down the capsule's fall, but the rest of the rocket performs what is known as a propulsive landing: the rocket's engines reignite and landing legs deploy, allowing the vehicle to touch down gently.
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"We are taking comfort in the iOS user stabilization, (but) the more important product development for us will be the release of the Android app to help reignite user growth," Credit Suisse analysts wrote in a note.
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"We will not allow this project once again to reignite the wounds of the Bougainville crisis and distract our focus for restoring peace and our preparation for our referendum in 2019," the report quoted Momis as saying.
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Trump's decision to cancel the visit over the protests -- which were spurred by black athletes over what they believe is systemic abuse by police against people of color -- threatens to reignite a long-simmering, racially-tinged controversy.
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The Orlando shooting is also expected to reignite emotional debates over American gun laws and homeland security in what is shaping up to be a vitriolic U.S. presidential campaign between Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump.
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"Concerns about the carrier's ability to reignite service revenue growth should start to subside as management delivers upon its expectation for year-over-year growth by the middle of the year," analyst Amir Rozwadowski wrote to clients.
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Payment to the creditors is expected to total about $10.5 billion, ending a decade of mudslinging after the new government of President Mauricio Macri sought to reignite a sluggish economy with policies intended to lure foreign investors.
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"I'm honored to have President Trump's endorsement and I'm proud of the results we've delivered to reignite our economy, rebuild our military, and make America great again," Tillis said in a press release shortly after Trump's tweet.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A Chinese court has sentenced Swedish bookseller Gui Minhai to 10 years in prison for "providing intelligence" overseas, in a case that is likely to reignite international criticism of Beijing's treatment of its critics.
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What now is that you know you want to reignite your sex life, so it's up to you to do that, even though health challenges and biological changes have made sex more complicated than it was before.
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But a senior administration official told reporters the pact did not include specific commitments from Beijing to drop its tariffs, raising the prospect that the world's two largest economies could reignite their trade war down the road.
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Of course, all of this is taking place against the backdrop of Brexit, with the question of the future of the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland threatening to reignite tensions in the region.
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This is Toyko Steel's first price cut in five months and is the latest in a series of weak signals for Japan's economy that have raised doubts about government efforts to reignite growth and end decades of deflation.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 6 (Reuters) - South Africa's slide into recession is a "transitional issue" from which the economy will soon recover, President Cyril Ramaphosa said in comments published on Thursday, repeating promises for a stimulus package to reignite growth.
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"We'll see what the data comes out like tomorrow, to see if anybody tries again to reignite this rate hike talk, but (Fed Governor Lael) Brainard put that to bed," said John Briggs, head of strategy at RBS.
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BOUAKE, Ivory Coast (Reuters) - Disgruntled soldiers in Ivory Coast reached an agreement with the government late on Friday resolving a dispute over bonus payments that had threatened to reignite a nationwide army mutiny, negotiators for the mutineers said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The imminent lifting of Brazil's limits on foreign land ownership is expected to unleash investments, principally by large funds in search of long-term returns, and reignite a slice of the stagnant real estate market.
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However, if you're filled with a feeling of dread — even on days that are supposed to be easy or fun at work (hello, there's guacamole!) — it's in your best interest to find something that will reignite your passion.
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Merkel's comments could reignite tensions with Ankara, which says its military operations are defensive in nature and has criticized Berlin for not doing more to crack down on supporters of the banned Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in Germany.
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Chinese state media criticized a U.S. announcement that it would press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies, saying on Wednesday that Beijing was ready to fight back if Washington was looking to reignite a trade war.
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Deepening the sense of crisis, CNN reported Tuesday that Trump is actively considering dismissing Rosenstein in a bid to constrain Mueller, even though such a move would reignite claims he is bent on obstructing the special counsel's probe.
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National leaders have one eye squarely on the calendar and are trying to calculate when they are going to have to tell people to get back to work, even if that will reignite infections and high death tolls.
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What Alphabet's money also does for Lyft: Eric Newcomer of Bloomberg points out that the new cash could help Lyft expand internationally and reignite the battle over subsidies to drivers that helped drive steep losses at both companies.
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If accurate, the latest forecasts would mark the end of a brief uptrend that started in 2019 after President Jair Bolsonaro took office vowing to reignite growth by pushing reforms aimed at trimming the size of the government.
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Ms. Warren's comments, made at an event here in Northern Virginia, were a strikingly direct broadside against a rival as she tries to reignite enthusiasm for her campaign after her fourth-place finish in New Hampshire this week.
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American officials, led by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, have been careful not to threaten to carry out a pre-emptive strike on the North's nuclear and missile capabilities, which Mr. Mattis has warned could reignite the Korean War.
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At least 39 people have been arrested so far, according to the AP. The protests marked an attempt to reignite the yellow vest movement that began last year and continued well into the spring over increased fuel prices.
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The activists pledged to surround the Legislative Council on Friday if their demands were not met, which would reignite tension in the financial hub and raise new questions about the Beijing-backed Lam's ability to lead the city.
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Offset pulled a real bad and boujee move over the weekend when he crashed Cardi B's performance during Rolling Loud festival with 2,000 stem roses that spelled out "Take Me Back Cardi" to beg her to reignite their romance.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Inflation in Brazil likely cooled in mid-August to the slowest monthly pace since a nationwide truckers' strike in May drove widespread product shortages, a Reuters poll showed, underscoring the central bank's struggles to reignite price hikes.
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Her public spats with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, perhaps the most emblematic of her distrust of Silicon Valley, tend to reignite Wall Street's concerns that a President Warren would push for anti-trust legislation and a tougher Justice Department.
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The propellant that isn't used during the initial launch is used to reignite the Falcon 9's engines after takeoff, helping the vehicle to descend in a controlled way from space and touch down upright on a flat surface.
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She also faces increasingly urgent demands from Brussels to come up with a customs plan to avoid a return to a hard border between British-ruled Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, which some fear could reignite sectarian violence.
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As the world's soldiers are on missions to reignite the jet thrusters, the United Earth Government broadcasts to the world telling the soldiers to go home and that there is no viable way to avoid Jupiter and Earth's demise.
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But to see things turning back to where people are suddenly starting to reignite Cold War ways of looking at things with, from my personal point of view, so little justification, so little reason — I just find it sad.
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LONDON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields edged up on Friday as investors waited to see whether jobs data from the United States would reignite expectations for a near-term interest rate hike in the world's largest economy.
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The long rumored decision to overturn its signature character limit is arguably the most notable in a long line of once unthinkable product changes all intended to reignite Twitter's user growth, which has flatlined a hair above 2140 million.
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If Rouhani loses to Raisi, a break-up of the current nuclear deal may follow, which Middle East experts say could reignite U.S.-Iran tensions and would likely lead to Iran's oil being pushed off the international energy market.
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But the selection of several current and former Goldman bankers to high-profile positions in his administration could reignite flames of resentment against the bank, and the Wall Street elite it represents, which Trump himself fanned during his campaign.
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The European Commission had cut its growth prediction for Italy on Tuesday and said its public finances would deteriorate further, in an assessment that could reignite a row with Rome over its budget after an uneasy truce in December.
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The news of a potential plea deal could reignite speculation that Trump may pardon his former campaign chairman to prevent him from cooperating with the special counsel, although the president's personal attorneys have already advised against such a move.
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It also re-establishes some old dealings with Western firms as Tehran is benefiting not only from easing of EU sanctions but also from reduced U.S. restrictions on its access to dollars, which Iran needs to reignite its economy.
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"If we see finally some sort of movement in this area, that could reignite the 'Trumpflation' trade, risk assets could go to the races and we could see a pullback in gold as a risk hedge," Mitsubishi's Butler said.
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The book, which is coming out less than two months before the midterm elections, at a moment when polls suggest that some sixty per cent of voters disapprove of Trump, may well reignite the question of Trump's electoral legitimacy.
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The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee says he plans to not only reignite a full-blown Russia probe if the House flips in November, but he will also prioritize investigating the Trump Organization's ties to Russia. Rep.
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The case will reignite the debate over the role of the government when it comes to facilitating an abortion for a minor who has come into the country and seeks an abortion while in the custody of the government.
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Which means that in only a few months, the Trump administration will have ended a decades-long pact that softened the rough edges in the US-Russia struggle for military superiority — and could reignite Cold War tensions once more.
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Ms. Carroll's descriptions of her encounter with Mr. Trump are the most explosive allegations in the book and will likely reignite the discussion over the president's treatment of women and the assault allegations that have been raised against him.
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But, the pro-EU MPs' version of what they were promised appears to differ from what they government says it offered, threatening to reignite the dispute and reviving the possibility of a revolt that would badly damage May's authority.
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But if President Donald Trump were to accept Moon's offer, it's entirely possible that North Korea would see the move as a sign of good faith and decide not to take any action around the Olympics to reignite tensions.
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Onyeka Ehie Is Mad About... Something Not sure about what, but let's hope the woman who chose to leave Paradise when she didn't find anyone is hoping to reignite her fight from Colton Underwood's Bachelor: Women Tell All special.
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Mr. Sanders increased his television advertising in the state and intensified his campaign schedule, with the goal of denying Mr. Biden the chance to reignite his candidacy and perhaps wrapping up the nomination fight by the middle of March.
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The ruling could reignite tension over a Catalan secessionist push two years ago which triggered the country's worst political crisis in decades, and further complicate Spanish politics in the run-up to the fourth national election in four years.
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The drugmaker has been under immense pressure from investors and Wall Street to pull off a large deal that could help reignite its growth, which has been reliant on drugs that are close to generic pressure following patent expirations.
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Twice now, she has publicly expressed regret for saying things that many Jews — including some who are quite far to the left on Israel — see as freighted with anti-Semitism, only to reignite public controversy with new insensitive comments.
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Fans instantaneously picked up on the sweet gesture and begun to get their hopes up that Kaling and Novak, who played on-screen lovers in The Office and dated on-and-off in real life, would again reignite their flame.
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Renault mechanics initially brought the fire under control, squirting extinguisher all over the car, but fuel gushing out of the top of the airbox continued to reignite, leaving the vehicle stranded in the pit-lane and prompting a 15-minute stoppage.
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The wealth of information on the internet has made us less curious about the physical world, the CEO of British start-up Blippar told CNBC, adding that its app is designed to reignite interaction with the world that surrounds us.
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The EC on Tuesday cut its growth prediction for Italy and said its public finances would deteriorate further, in an assessment that could reignite a dispute with Rome over its budget after the two sides reached an uneasy compromise in December.
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As Sanders and his fellow senators were bogged down in Washington, sitting through an impeachment trial for which their attendance was mandatory, Republicans saw a chance to reignite smoldering tensions between Sanders supporters and the rest of the Democratic Party.
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The two dozen payloads need to be dropped off in three separate orbits, which means the Falcon Heavy will reignite its engine up to four times over the course of six hours to get the satellites where they need to go.
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"A lack of fiscal discipline, the delay of fiscal and structural reforms, or even the reversal of past reforms, may reignite pressures on more vulnerable sovereigns," the ECB said without naming Italy but alluding to rises in Italian risk premiums.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Jose Mourinho joined forces with Paul Pogba two years ago, the marriage of a great manager and the world's most expensive player was hailed as the partnership that could reignite the fire in an ailing Manchester United.
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The reports by Markopolos and Fitch reignite debate about whether GE has set aside enough money to cover its long-term care liabilities or will need to put up many billions more, potentially upending its plan to strengthen its fragile finances.
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Clemens Fuest, president of the Ifo institute, told Switzerland's Handelszeitung newspaper that a 'no-deal' Brexit or U.S. tariffs on European cars would hit Germany disproportionately hard, and could push the European economy into a recession and reignite the euro crisis.
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TOULOUSE, France (Reuters) - Airbus's decision to shut production of the A13 looks set to reignite a translatlantic trade row over mutual claims of illegal aircraft subsidies, even as Airbus implements a two-year plan to stop making the world's largest airliner.
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With more than 2,500 personnel on hand, firefighters said they were hopping from one neighborhood to another, trying to put out hot spots and at times returning to areas that would suddenly reignite with the help of erratic wind gusts.
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This doesn't mean the North Korea crisis is over — US-South Korea military exercises, scheduled to begin August 21, have the potential to reignite the conflict, as North Korea sees them as little more than a dress rehearsal for an invasion.
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But for Bolsonaro, who switched allegiances among eight parties during his 28 years in Congress before joining the PSL in 2018, the divisions could leave him in a more precarious position if efforts to reignite growth sputter in coming months.
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LONDON, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Investors in British retailer Sports Direct will vote on whether to pay 11 million pounds ($14.65 million) to the brother of billionaire founder Mike Ashley - a move that could reignite tensions between shareholders and the board.
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Australian Bernard Tomic, a Wimbledon quarter-finalist in 24, is trying to reignite his career after slipping to 26st in the rankings and recorded his first victory since October 22 with a 23-22 26-23 win over American Kevin King.
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But the shots which powered her to the title two short years ago are still in the armory, and all it would take is for something to click, some French flame to reignite, and she could go on a run.
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The European Commission cut its growth prediction for Italy and said its public finances would deteriorate further, in an assessment that could reignite a dispute with Rome over its budget after the two sides reached an uneasy compromise in December.
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Not only is the rocket subjected to "extreme velocities and re-entry heating" during its fall back to Earth, according to SpaceX, but there's less fuel leftover for the vehicle to reignite its engines and perform the necessary landing maneuvers.
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We met Sophie midway through season 1, and since then fans have been pulling for Kevin to reignite his relationship with his first love — which he messed up the first time around when he cheated on Sophie 12 years ago.
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The GJM "seized this moment to reignite the demand for a separate Gorkhaland state where the Gorkhas' identity would be protected and not trampled upon by outsiders, namely, Bengalis," explained a recent report by New Delhi-based think tank ObserverResearch Foundation.
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Cuban authorities have made a move to reignite citizens' sex lives by reintroducing a series of state-run pay-per-hour motels which they hope will "diversify the options for love", the country's official trade union weekly Trabajadores announced on Monday.
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But there are a lot of people out there yearning for somebody who's going to bring America back, both at the leadership level and in the neighborhood, where we can begin to reignite the spirit of the United States of America.
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But the decision to reignite the trade war with a 10% tariff on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods from September 1 — effectively a tax on all goods from China that come into the United States — throws any respite into question.
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Italy has one of the biggest public debt burdens in Europe, at 133 percent of gross domestic product, and renewed political turmoil could reignite investor doubts about its sustainability, which in turn could raise new doubts about the euro zone.
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Why it matters: The revelation may reignite the debate over how much the Sacklers should be required to pay to resolve the thousands of lawsuits pending against Purdue for its role in the opioid epidemic, the New York Times reports.
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Let's have the GIF pronunciation debate forever GIF maker Giphy and peanut butter maker Jif are teaming up for a special-edition peanut butter jar meant to settle the GIF pronunciation debate forever—but it's much more likely to reignite it.
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Findings could reignite calls to dismiss Mueller Details of the Republican conclusions contradict an account laid out by Mueller of a campaign by Russian entities to disparage Clinton and support Trump, shown in the indictment of 13 Russians issued last month.
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"I think this will reignite those who want to take out Mueller after they were undercut in the wake of those indictments," CNN analyst and former CIA and FBI official Phil Mudd said on "The Situation Room" on Monday night.
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The confirmation process, which could begin within weeks, is likely to reignite questions about ethics and experience that have dogged the former Boeing executive, who was cleared last month of a Pentagon probe into his ties to his ex-employer.
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They are also likely to reignite divisions inside Democratic ranks, where progressives eager to undercut Mr. Trump's immigration agenda are at odds with centrists in Republican-leaning districts who are reluctant to embrace any reduction in funding for law enforcement.
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Twitter, the social network beloved by 300 million people yet struggling to woo the rest of humanity, first fell below its $26 IPO price in August on concerns about its ability to reignite user growth (and having a part-time CEO).
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But once the greetings, well-wishes and introductions conclude, we should all get to work to reignite the American-Australian alliance which, in past moments of crisis, has been so instrumental in keeping a civilized, rules-based order strong and enduring.
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Vocal pro-Brexit campaigners have also held her to her position on the customs union, leaping to protest at any hint she could seek a compromise on ties to prevent a return of a hard border that might reignite sectarian violence.
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Trump's promises to reignite American manufacturing and renegotiate trade deals could hold a special appeal to Michigan's blue-collar workers who feel that the American auto industry — and, by extension, their livelihoods — has been damaged by international trade and competition.
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And while the internet has made it easier to debunk hoaxes, it can also reignite those that would otherwise have died down, said Pascal Froissart, a sociologist at the Université Paris 8 who has specialized in the study of rumors.
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Further policy easing from the Fed was not guaranteed to reignite capital flows to emerging markets, he added, pointing to the fall in capital flows to emerging markets in April and May, even after the Fed adopted a more dovish stance.
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Before his announcement, European leaders warned that scrapping the deal would reignite a global crisis over the Islamic Republic's nuclear ambitions, set off a possible nuclear arms race in the region, and pave the way to greater confrontation between the U.S. and Iran.
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Michael Wessel, a commissioner on the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, said that if the loosened restrictions did allow for sales of 5G equipment components, it would reignite the same security concerns the ban initially put in place to address.
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Cyrus was game to go along with it herself, posting several images captioned, "I love you me but I listen to Ari" and "I love you Miley but I listen to Hannah..." Could this possibly reignite tensions between Minaj and Cyrus themselves?
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Getting even just a glimpse at Colonialismworld managed to reignite my long-dormant interest in the human side of this equation; the people who choose that park are likely looking for a much different experience than those who lose themselves in Westworld.
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The European Commission on Tuesday cut its growth prediction for Italy and said its public finances would deteriorate further, in an assessment that could reignite a dispute with Rome over its budget after the two sides reached an uneasy compromise in December.
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However, Trump's claims at the G-7 that China called top U.S. trade negotiators to reignite discussions has been called into question by the Global Times' Hu, who said in a tweet that negotiators from both countries did not talk over the phone.
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While the central bank's easing bias remained unchanged, the sources said it was concerned that pumping too much cash into the economy could reignite bubbles over time, and it wanted to save some of its policy ammunition in case activity deteriorated again.
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"Any barrier to the flow of commerce across the U.S.-Mexico border would have a cascading effect – harming U.S. consumers, threatening American jobs and investment and curtailing the economic progress that the administration is working to reignite," the alliance's CEO, David Schwietert, said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government is renationalizing the rail route between London and Edinburgh, taking back the line from a private company after it over-estimated profits, in a step likely to reignite a debate over public ownership of the UK's railways.
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TOULOUSE, France, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Airbus's decision to shut production of the A13 looks set to reignite a translatlantic trade row over mutual claims of illegal aircraft subsidies, even as Airbus implements a two-year plan to stop making the world's largest airliner.
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Congress is calling on stakeholders in the self-driving car industry to help reignite their efforts to draft a bill aimed at speeding up the adoption of autonomous vehicles and deploying a regulatory framework, according to a new letter obtained by The Verge.
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"Every day from now until Election Day here in New Hampshire, I'm going to continue asking for the men and women of New Hampshire to make that same fateful decision yet again so that we can reignite the promise of America," Cruz said.
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So it should come as no surprise that the new Roseanne — technically a continuation of the original series, but also a different show in some subtle ways — would reignite this old debate between where Roseanne the actress ended and Roseanne the character began.
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"The outlook... could potentially improve over the 12 months, should the pace of economic activity in the Eurozone gain greater momentum, with focus on potential measures the ECB could implement to reignite growth," said Piotr Matys, emerging markets forex strategist at Rabobank.
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A modest reduction in the effective tax rate for high-income Americans, either through their wages or capital gains, would be enough to soothe them a bit — and a similarly modest reduction in the rate for businesses could reignite the rally altogether.
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This gives extraordinary power to those who use it to do good — to march for equality; to reignite the movement against sexual harassment; to rally around the things they care about and the people they want to be there for be there for.
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"Then she wrote this song with Calvin Harris, who's a big DJ." The conflict between the two chart-toppers seemed to reignite recently with the release of Perry's new single, "Swish Swish," which music fans interpreted as a "diss track" against Swift.
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" He concluded with a call to "reignite the American imagination… search for the tallest summit, set our sights on the brightest star… and rekindle the bonds of love and loyalty and memory that link us together as citizens as neighbors and patriots.
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Though the two countries' histories are very different, they note, there are enough similarities when it comes to race and the backlash against protest for the situation in the United States to reignite this country's own debate about sport, race and protest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump issued an expanded version of his travel ban on Friday that targets prospective immigrants from Nigeria and five other countries, a move that could affect thousands of people and reignite debate on whether the policy is discriminatory.
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Over the next few years, the company — which became Juul Labs after splitting from Pax in 2017 — would reignite the stale e-cigarette business, grabbing more than 75 percent of the vaping market and tallying more than $1 billion in sales in 2018.
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They open with a home game against a division rival that has turned to Joe Flacco in hopes of stabilizing a lackluster offense and to Coach Vic Fangio to try to reignite what had been a ferocious defense just a few years ago.
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BUENOS AIRES, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Argentine gross domestic product grew 0.6% in the second quarter of the year, the country's statistics agency said on Thursday, its first rise since the start of 2018, as Latin America's No. 3 economy battles to reignite growth.
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Just days ago Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov visited the White House and repeatedly raised Russian concerns about the US potentially dismantling the last remaining nuclear arms treaty between the two powers, a move that could reignite a US-Russia arms race.
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Ms. Smeal said she was talking to members of Congress, bringing up the issue at the United Nations and trying to reignite bipartisan alarm, including signing a letter objecting to the withdrawal plans along with a scholar from the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
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Following a visit from old girlfriend Sandra (an inimitable Asia Argento), his attempt to reignite their former flame consumes him like kindling but sets her off on a blaze of bullets, drugs, and contract killings all the way from Paris to Hong Kong.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - President Ivan Duque's call for changes to key peace legislation has prompted former rebels to warn he has put Colombia on the path to war, but with his government on a weak footing in Congress, major revisions that could reignite conflict seem unlikely.
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That didn't come to pass, as the company went with OLED for the screen — the smart money was also calling it the iWatch and imagined it would look like this, so it wasn't all that smart — but the new report could reignite the theory.
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That would in turn reignite concerns about the credit worthiness of debt issued by peripheral countries and lead to a flight to safety out of the euro into the dollar, putting renewed pressure on emerging market currencies, the yuan and commodity prices, Oliver warned.
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But the main reason is the hit to consumer, investor and business sentiment from deepening uncertainty surrounding pension reform, the government's signature economic policy proposal to save the public purse more than 1 trillion reais ($3.53 billion) over the next decade and reignite growth.
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This latest episode isn't as critical as some of the past disclosures, but it will likely reignite the debate over whether Google, a company with competitive commercial interests, should be leading the way security flaws in rival operating systems are disclosed in the public interest.
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But with the leadership intent on any such referendum not allowing a re-run of a 2016 vote to stay or leave the EU, the move could reignite tensions in the party, which, like much of Britain, is divided over how to quit the bloc.
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But the Moscow talks appeared to yield no breakthrough over Trump's stated desire for Washington to leave the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF), a step Moscow has decried as dangerous and many European countries have warned could reignite a Cold War-style arms race.
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The trip came days after Offset pleaded for Cardi's forgiveness in a video message, and then continued on to crash her performance during Rolling Loud festival with 2,000 stem roses that spelled out "Take Me Back Cardi" to beg her to reignite their romance.
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"Markets seem so determined to price out the risk of a Fed rate hike any time soon that it is hard to imagine a January U.S. employment outcome strong enough to reignite pricing for March or June," wrote Sean Callow, a senior strategist at Westpac.
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With no neighbors around for miles, they're eager to engage in a few sexual games to reignite their marriage — until it rapidly becomes clear that they haven't fully discussed their respective boundaries and desires, and Gerald's "game," a crude rape fantasy, immediately falls apart.
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For investors who are skeptical about Starbucks' ability to reignite its growth, Baird's David Tarantino said that if the company achieves these new long-term goals it will continue to be "within the top-quartile of revenue growth for S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary companies."
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The opinion, if followed up by a ruling from the ECJ, is likely reignite a diplomatic dispute between Brussels and Rabat that erupted in 2016 when the lower General Court ruled that the EU trade deals dating from 2000 and 2012 with Morocco were void.
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"Within Friday's jobs data, investors will be focused on wage inflation, with signs of increasing pressure on wages likely to reignite talk of broader inflation and possible four Fed rate increases this year," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst, at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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Entering ON is like descending deep into a dream, and leaving it is like waking up, but luckily the events don't fade from memory, and instead reignite in the brain with every mention of appropriation, black objectification, and consumerism—and every SMPTE test rainbow.
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There's always a possibility the quasar could reignite if another star or stars crosses its path, but for now, it seems that it's likely to stay a normal galactic center, becoming the first detected "changing-look quasar," a new class of quasars in transitional states.
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The film also put transgender rights in Chile on the political radar, as Bachelet used news of the Oscar win to reignite discussion on a near-forgotten bill that would legally allow transgender Chileans to change their name and gender marker on official documents.
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Together the two are bound to reignite a passion for silk shirts and overcoats that, though the directors, costume designers and retailers involved most likely don't know it, can at least in part be traced to the first megastar of the underworld: Albert Hicks.
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President Trump will meet Queen Elizabeth II during his long-delayed first trip to Britain next month, the United States ambassador to Britain said on Wednesday, an encounter that could reignite furor among British critics who oppose his deeply divisive policies and his polarizing personality.
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Conditions are now in place to reignite the anemic recovery from a 2015-16 recession: foreign debt levels are low, there is plenty room for real yields to fall and market pricing is too pessimistic, Bridgewater said in a note to clients last week.
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And, earlier in his career, he ran the content distribution strategy for Disney's studios as president of distribution, and he executed the "vault strategy" to release Disney films on home video for limited times to reignite interest, as president of the home-entertainment business.
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While the new generation of paramilitaries operate in smaller and less sophisticated groups than the militias that fought during the conflict, a spate of attacks this year by republican dissidents with links to the New I.R.A. have stoked fears that they will reignite sectarian tensions.
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"The loosening could reignite interest in the equity market, particularly as the regulators' actions last year — to rein back private sector broker leverage — helped trigger the correction in equity prices," Koon Chow, senior macro and currency strategist at Union Bancaire Privee in London told Bloomberg.
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Before long, some international observers were predicting the worst; that Brexit would disrupt the fragile status quo in Northern Ireland and reignite the old Northern Ireland conflict, which for decades saw pro-UK unionists and anti-UK republicans fight each other on the streets.
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Not only does the series have the potential to reignite discussion about Mr. Simpson's trial, but the producers anticipate that the issues at the center of the case — race, celebrity, sexism, domestic violence — will resonate with the public as profoundly as they did 21 years ago.
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The ongoing, high-profile case of McCann, who went missing in May 2007 from her family's holiday villa in Praia da Luz, Portugal, at 3 years old, will no doubt reignite an international discussion about the case when it joins Netflix's growing catalogue of true crime documentaries.
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A third memorandum gave the secretary of commerce six months to figure out a way to get the companies building pipelines to use materials manufactured in the US. The orders could reignite protests that both pipeline projects sparked, in large part because of concerns about potential spills.
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Following a brutal 226.2-month stretch that's seen the abrupt departure of former CEO Dick Costolo and the challenged return of co-founder Jack Dorsey, Twitter is trying to reignite investor enthusiasm through a focus on new products and partnerships with big players in media and entertainment.
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Of course, fans were quick to pick up on the sweet gesture and get their hopes up that Kaling and Novak, who played onscreen lovers in The Office and dated on-and-off in real life back in the day, would one day reignite their flame.
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The Blue House believes that South Korea is "the architect" of the diplomatic process, a source said, and it is trying to reignite the momentum of dialogue toward another North Korea-South Korea summit which would could then lead to a third US-North Korea summit.
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Asked if he was abandoning a determination to innovate as the way to reignite the 2014 runners-up, who were even humiliated 6-1 by Spain in a troubled build-up, Sampaoli said he was adapting to the team he has but also had longer-term plans.
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Needless to say, Trump's push to potentially cut SNAP, a program that experts find has little fraud and has positive impacts on public health (I've explained those benefits in more detail here), could reignite that fight and risk leaving the farm bill without new funding altogether.
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Rousseff's interventionist policies, which for years choked off investment, could be followed by a more market-friendly framework that would help reignite confidence, stabilize the currency, pave the way for lower interest rates, revalue local assets and stoke a recovery in activity, wages and demand, Vieira said.
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While analysts doubted Poland would be successful in prompting the EU to act to curb carbon prices, the market hitting 25 euros did reignite analysis of reforms set to start next year, including the Market Stability Reserve (MSR), which will remove some surplus EUAs from the market.
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He republished some of his old work online in an attempt to reignite interest, and then he headed down to San Francisco for the Game Developers Conference, in hopes of meeting someone who would want to make a game that looked like his distinct pixelated paintings.
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Private equity investors are examining the turnaround potential of a possible deal, the sources said, and would value the business at up to 10 times its earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), hoping to reignite growth within the first three years of their investment.
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Nearly half of Americans say that they or somebody in their family received a surprise medical bill, and most people worry they would struggle to pay a surprise bill, according to a new poll meant to help reignite the stagnated debate in Congress on the issue.
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Ms. Wortham writes: A few days ago, when I heard that several male actors were joining some actresses in their plans to wear all-black to the Golden Globes in solidarity with those who have experienced sexual misconduct, I felt the old flames of anger reignite.
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But the reprieve could be short-lived if renewed fears over the Chinese economy reignite alarm among retail investors still spooked by their experiences of the financial crisis, when banks bet their balance sheets on risky mortgages and trillions of dollars were spent bailing them out.
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The scramble to reignite opposition to a tax plan that was deeply unpopular when it passed in December but is now seen favorably by about half of voters comes as Democrats fear that their chances of claiming House and Senate majorities in November's midterm elections are slipping.
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South Africa's rand strengthened 0.9 percent against the dollar after President Cyril Ramaphosa repeated promises for a stimulus package to reignite growth following data earlier in the week showing the continent's most industrialised economy unexpectedly dipped into recession in the second quarter - its first since 2009.
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As we descend as a culture into deeper and deeper tribalism, where we hate each other just because we vote differently, that in itself could be our demise — unless we start finding ways to reignite in our culture those ideals of grace and forgiveness and truth telling.
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After 7 years of civil war, an estimated half a million dead, and a remorseless regional proxy battle playing out from Aleppo to Deraa, there are still far too many forces at work jockeying for influence in Syria and seizing every opportunity to reignite widespread armed conflict.
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Mr. Booker "is running for president to reignite our sense of common purpose to build a more fair and just nation — that means enacting policies that atone for this nation's history of intentionally discriminatory public policy toward African-Americans," said Michael Tyler, a spokesman for his campaign.
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From *The Atlanta Journal-Constitution'*s Breakdown to *The Australian'*s Bowraville to *The Democrat'*s Finding Tammy Jo, true-crime podcasts are giving journalists hoping to reignite cold cases an audience invested in their work—and one that goes far beyond the circulation of The Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio recently told CNBC that the Trump win may reignite "animal spirits" and "gut instinct" decision-making that will be a good thing for the economy, but behavioral finance experts worry that other primal instincts can be destructive when people play politics with their investments.
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Photo: APContrary to earlier reports, Orlando police confirmed Monday they will renew a contract with Amazon to pilot its controversial face recognition software, Rekognition—a move that is sure to reignite concerns of privacy and civil liberties advocates who have pushed back against law enforcement's use of the technology.
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It can be the jump-start you need to reinvest at work, the spark to finally reignite a creative streak gone cold, the clarity you need to stick with a company, or the resolution you need to cement a partnership and move forward with a client on good terms.
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But in making a high-profile referral several weeks after Justice Kavanagh was confirmed, Mr. Grassley was all but sure to reignite the partisan sniping that engulfed the confirmation fight and has seemingly boosted Republicans' bid to retain control of the House and Senate in next month's midterm elections.
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The series grows considerably more layered as it goes along, with the panoply of villains encompassing a variety of demographics, yet the choice of a bin Laden surrogate as the starting point is sure to reignite the debate over the demonization of Muslims that "24" has encountered before.
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Any plan to cut carriers could reignite a debate that played out on Capitol Hill last year when the Navy presented plans to retire the Harry S. Truman decades early in order to free up cash to pay for cutting-edge unmanned surface vessels and other emerging technologies.
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We do not expect excessive price competition to reignite even after the expiration of the Handset Distribution Act in October 2017, as the subscriber acquisition is no longer driven by the handset subsidies; an increasing number of users prefer tariff discounts over subsidies, and these are capped at 20%.
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And lurking in the background of the debate is the possibility that the imposition of a hard border between north and south, with physical checkpoints, could reignite the violence that largely ended in 1998 — fears that were underscored by a recent car bombing in Londonderry and several hoaxes.
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Schwietert said in a statement that "any barrier" to the flow of goods between the United States and Mexico "will have a cascading effect — harming U.S. consumers, threatening American jobs and investment, curtailing the economic progress that the administration is working to reignite, and potentially stalling efforts to ratify" the USMCA.
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As five of the hottest guys featured in this year's Sexiest Man Alive issue, which hits stands Friday, Queer Eye's Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski and Jonathan Van Ness are the experts when it comes to easy ways men can enhance or reignite the romance in their relationships.
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But a unanimous decision by the New Jersey Supreme Court found that public money could no longer be used by churches, citing a clause in the State Constitution expressly forbidding it, a decision that could reverberate beyond New Jersey and reignite a national debate over the separation of church and state.
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According to Hollywood Reporter, Jeff, Susie, and Leon are all coming back, and it looks like Ted Danson and Gilmore Girls star Lauren Graham will swing by for a few episodes, too—though there's no word yet on whether Michael J. Fox will pop up to reignite his feud with Larry.
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After declining sharply in 21625, the number of unaccompanied child immigrants apprehended at the U.S. southwest border appears to be on the rise again, a development that has the potential to reignite debate over what the United States should do about the plight of these young and vulnerable illegal immigrants.
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"This act has woken up the Mexican government" The massacre also could reignite Mexico's long-standing calls for more gun control in the U.S, which is responsible for roughly 70 percent of guns seized in Mexico and submitted for tracing, according to a report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
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Utah Republicans on Monday decided they weren't going to allow a voter-approved Medicaid expansion initiative move forward; a new study shows how the Trump administration's policies have stoked fears over contraception access; and national Republicans have seized on a bill in Virginia to reignite a battle over abortion rights.
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While the United Nations cannot force Australia to take action, those leading the case say they hope it will apply pressure on governments around the world to protect the rights of marginalized citizens whose culture is tethered to a particular place, and for whom dispossession could reignite the trauma of colonization.
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Mr. Powell, who joined the Fed's board in May 2012, expressed doubts from the outset about the Fed's purchases of several trillion dollars in Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, part of its broader campaign in the wake of the financial crisis to reignite economic growth by holding down borrowing costs.
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And on the Democratic side, the Ohio vote is likely to reignite debate about the cost of keeping Ms. Pelosi as party leader, and whether her declared intention to try to become House speaker again could limit their gains in November — or even cost them a chance to win the majority.
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China, which had been showing some early signs of a recovery in flight capacity, on Thursday ordered airlines to sharply cut the number of flights in and out of the country out of concern that infected travellers from overseas could reignite the coronavirus outbreak that paralysed the country for two months.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, seeking to reignite her sliding candidacy, tried to lean on her local ties in a town-hall-style event on Saturday, trumpeting her links to former Senator Harry Reid of Nevada and her connections to the labor movement that holds so much power in the state.
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Already at war, people there were in need of bucking up, and "Thunder Rock" provided that with its story of a wounded idealist who retreats from a world that is verging on self-destruction, only to have a band of ghosts reignite his spirit and send him back into the fray.
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Two weeks after the end of the regular season, nearly every new head coach hired has been white, which is certain to reignite the debate over whether a league in which roughly three-quarters of the players are black is doing enough to promote people of color into positions of power.
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Regardless which of these explanations hold, the raid surely will reignite an alarm bell about America's commitment to protecting civilian lives, incite allegations of hypocrisy (since America regularly criticizes the nearby regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for its attacks on civilians) and contribute to a new wave of anti-American sentiment.
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If Mr. Rubio and Mr. Bush are also-rans in the South Carolina Republican primary on Saturday behind Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz, it's difficult to see how they reignite their campaigns in time for the winner-take-all primary in their home state of Florida a little more than three weeks later.
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"But under the right conditions, very large fire tornadoes—several tens of feet wide and more than a thousand feet (300 meters) tall—can form," Forthofer added that the internal temperature inside a fire tornado can reach 2,000 degrees, which would be able to reignite ashes that are swept up by the tornado.
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Although the pig brains showed none of the organized, cortex-wide electrical activity associated with consciousness, sensory perception, pain, distress, or other higher-order functions, the experiment challenges long-held medical dogma and is likely to reignite an impassioned debate about what constitutes brain death, especially for the purpose of organ donation.
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There are serious concerns that if customs checks and other barriers go up on the border as a result of the UK leaving the EU — and thus no longer being part of the EU customs union and single market that allows for free movement of goods and people — that tensions could reignite.
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The Brexit saga returns with a vengeance on March 22015 when Prime Minister Theresa May risks another crushing defeat of the deal she's negotiated with the EU. Another defeat for May who as of Monday had no new concessions from Brussels to present to parliament could just reignite fears about an eventual no-deal outcome.
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These artists apply direct-engagement strategies that remove this distance and reignite a sensual, heuristic, and watchful understanding of the water The exhibition occupies one large gallery with an adjoining hallway and smaller spaces for videos, the nautical-themed work harmonizing with the ship-like ceiling beams of the Herzog & de Meuron-designed museum.
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The Brexit saga returns with a vengeance on March 22015 when Prime Minister Theresa May risks another crushing defeat of the deal she's negotiated with the EU. Another defeat for May — who as of Monday had no new concessions from Brussels to present to parliament — could just reignite fears about an eventual no-deal outcome.
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He will have to reignite and amp up investment in science and tech, fuel more research, create incentives for the jobs and firms that flow from that research to embed themselves deeply in America, and create the conditions that make investing and operating in America overwhelming, while simultaneously protecting healthy industries from foreign predators.
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It's an odd move for Microsoft to be putting this much muscle behind an RTS franchise in an era when so many seem to be hedging their bets on the entire genre, but I'm very curious to see whether they can reignite the love people had for the first two Age of Empires games.
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And former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenLimbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE rushed to South Carolina before votes were counted, hoping to reignite his rocky bid for the nomination.
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The cultural critic and filmmaker hopes that the series—which was a top trending Twitter topic in the US on all three nights of its airing—will reignite a conversation about Kelly's position in the music industry, shed light on the plight of his accused victims, and encourage those affected by sexual abuse to speak out.
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In one scene, as the group made up of Chinese soldiers and Liu Qi, Han Duoduo, and Han Zi'ang travel through a post-apocalyptic Shanghai in search of the next jet thruster they need to reignite, Han Zi'ang explains to the group what Shanghai, his hometown, was like before the world froze over and people were pushed underground.
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The Brexit saga returns with a vengeance on March 22015 when Prime Minister Theresa May risks another crushing defeat of the deal she's negotiated with the EU. Another defeat for May who as of Friday had no new concessions from Brussels to present to parliament could just reignite fears about an eventual no-deal Brexit outcome.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Breaking - House GOP opens probe into DOJ Clinton investigation | Happening soon - Trump meets Senate GOP | Trump, Corker reignite feud before meeting | Ryan says tax plan coming next week | Taliban hostage speaks out | World Series Game 1 tonight — Sponsored by I Save Team NEWS OF THE MORNING: Does anyone have Judge Judy's contact info??
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Meanwhile, the third season of the show is set to debut later this summer, and while Netflix told THR that it will not include any depictions of suicide, it is likely to reignite the conversation about the show's impact, and Netflix is likely hoping this pre-emptive edit will help curb some of the negative reaction to the ongoing production of the series.
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"I've been in that cycle before in a relationship and it had kind of reignited the relationship, and there's only so many times you can reignite the relationship or want to or should and sometimes you just need to write it and never send it," she says about struggling to send a message and ultimately deciding to save it as a draft.
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There is a broad consensus across the U.K. and the EU that the Irish border must remain as open as possible, amid fears Brexit could reignite tensions behind "The Troubles" — a 30-year conflict over Northern Ireland's status as part of the U.K. Presently, there are no customs or regulatory checks on goods passing between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
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Descending from the Jupiter-like heights that have marked the early months of his presidency (an attempt to reignite French pride through the Gaullist majesty of his office), Macron was frank and chatty as he outlined his ideas to cajole Trump from self-defeating rage toward productive reason — a thankless task in which the French upstart should have the world's full backing.
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She soon learns that this is an extraordinary family: terrified of the night because every ancestor has died after dark, it has made breakfast a ritualistic celebration of life; the parents are haunted by a strange history involving brothels and deathbeds; and the mother and daughter give the young woman lessons in pleasure that reignite her sexuality after years of suppression.
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For liberal observers, including journalists, activists and Bernie Sanders, whose campaign sent a batch of pizzas to express its support, the protest represented a rare opportunity to set aside the vexed and divisive realities of America's dying coal industry—its pollution, its outsize political influence, its unanimous support for Donald Trump (for whom 85% of Bloody Harlanders voted)—and reignite the class war.
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Even before Monday's incidents, it was inevitable that the bridge collapse would reignite conversations about the city's infrastructure problem, which Atlanta magazine summarized presciently and poetically in a 2012 feature story: Like ghosts rising out of a Confederate cemetery, Atlanta's past lapses in judgment haunt the region today, leaving a smoky trail of suburban decay, declining home values, clogged highways, and a vastly diminished reputation.
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YouTube says it shut down 210 channels tied to a disinformation campaign around the Hong Kong protestsGoogle refused to call out China over disinformation about Hong Kong — unlike Facebook and Twitter — and it could reignite criticism of its links to BeijingA Chinese human rights lawyer mysteriously disappeared and a UK consulate worker was detained for 15 days as China cracks down on Hong Kong supporters
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A number of high profile sport commentators have called out what they see as a double standard by the NFL given the unsavory -- and in some cases illegal -- behavior of other players who aren't getting the same icy reception Ranting and raving: On Tuesday evening, President Trump held a rally at the convention center in Phoenix, Arizona in an effort to reignite the enthusiasm of his base.
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"It's been over ten years since [Helmut] was sold and acquired by different people, and I think there's almost been, in a slightly great way, enough of a distance in that time that I think now feels like the right time to reignite the spirit of the brand and look at the past, the archives, and really go back to the roots in a very strong way," Burley said.
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CRAMER: Let me ask you, Kevin, there's a report by Credit Suisse which says that you are even after the reset, looking too optimistically, that you have better visible than the street but they are questioning whether the margins will improve and any sort of acceleration in the U.S. What do you say to a Doubting Thomas like Credit Suisse that really doesn't believe the growth can reignite?
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.), a member of the Intelligence Committee, has used the controversy to reignite calls for a public accounting of the number of Americans caught up in Section 702 surveillance.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE reportedly warned Russian President Vladimir Putin during a phone call last week that if the two Cold War foes were to reignite the arms race, the U.S. would come out on top.
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House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithDemocrats look to ramp up fight over Trump's war powers GOP Foreign Affairs leaders join pushback against potential troop drawdown in Africa Broad, bipartisan rebuke for proposal to pull troops from Africa MORE (D-Wash.) said he's open to including both measures that passed this past week in his defense bill even though that would reignite a fight with the Senate that contributed to slowing down the bill last year.
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" Herjavec claims he stopped hearing from Vasinova until Monday, when he received a letter from her attorney in which Vasinova threatened to reignite her assault claims, explaining that "she bears full awareness that the problems plaguing Hollywood are far bigger than she is, and appreciates fully that her willingness to come forward now will not only be cathartic for her, but will go far in serving the interests of other women and men who have not yet found their voices.
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When you compare recent statements by President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE claiming involuntary institutionalization as a valid option for dealing with people with serious mental illness, with the cuts to services and supports, the language of the changes to the IMD exclusion suggest funding will go primarily to reignite the institutional bias over community-integration for care of individuals with mental illness.
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The question then becomes, will the even lower rates that this latest crisis has delivered (to say nothing of Fed action to lower the policy rate in order to stabilize equity markets – which will do nothing more than that for the economy at large), (a) reignite and increase the level of desperation that drove money into the equity markets, or (b) be seen by investors as a clear expression of actual, and anticipated further, economic weakness and stifle traffic to the casino that equity markets have increasingly become.
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But Tuesday's political bombshell that Trump Jr. was told the "very high level and sensitive information … is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump," is threatening to reignite a turf battle, with lawmakers publicly vying to get President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's eldest son to talk with their committees about his 85033 meeting.
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