Resurgent steel prices in China are down to resurgent domestic demand and the filling of a de-stocked supply chain in the country.
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The market is also concerned about resurgent U.S. drilling activity.
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Michigan owes much of its improvement to a resurgent economy.
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This move has been central to Amazon's resurgent stock price.
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Citizens are involved, communities are resurgent, and progress is accelerating.
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Uber also competes with its resurgent rival Lyft for drivers.
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The clearest one to see right now is resurgent production.
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"Marxism is resurgent," Mr. Peterson says, looking ashen and stricken.
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Resurgent Ryan Zimmerman, a first baseman, has been a revelation.
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But now it faces resurgent competition from Sotheby's and Phillips.
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In Scotland they may have trouble fending off resurgent nationalists.
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But it also gave rise to a resurgent far right.
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SO I WOULD SAY MUCH LIKE THE RESURGENT FALCONS, OR MAYBE EVEN THE RESURGENT 49ers, YOU KNOW, I'M VERY CONFIDENT IN THE ROLE THAT WE'RE GOING TO PLAY WITH OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE FUTURE, JIM.
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Resurgent concerns over supply-demand mismatches have hurt sentiment, analysts said.
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The country's ambitions are playing out amid a resurgent space race.
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Meanwhile, a resurgent but divided Labour Party waits in the wings.
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Ten years ago it was the resurgent creator of the iPod.
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The country is not resurgent, it is weak and probably declining.
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He proved to be a pleasant surprise for the resurgent Devils.
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The 2016 Robinson Cano is the heart of a resurgent franchise.
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A resurgent Biden means Bloomberg would have to pivot, and quickly.
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With nationalism and xenophobia resurgent, examples of humanity's basest instincts abound.
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And, a look at the resurgent musical genre called yacht rock.
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The resurgent Bloc Québécois slyly tucked it away during the campaign.
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A resurgent yuan could also be weighing more on smaller exporters.
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The resurgent feminism of the late '60s probably rescued Wonder Woman.
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That is the core of a resurgent business for parent Alphabet.
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With feminism resurgent, this would not appear to be his moment.
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Circus to being an emblem of resurgent American racial and religious intolerance.
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In India ethnic nationalism, never far beneath the surface, is worryingly resurgent.
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Those successes boosted Putin's agenda of a strong, powerful and resurgent Russia.
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A resurgent dollar also knocked gold prices off a six-year peak.
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" — Eric Erickson, conservative blogger for The Resurgent "Rubio had a good night.
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A resurgent U.S. economy would help offset softness elsewhere in the world.
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Aside from terrorist attacks, a resurgent Russia has "revitalized NATO," she said.
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Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
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Here, it's fighting against resurgent retailers like Target, Best Buy, and Kohl's.
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The poll isn't entirely good news for the country's resurgent democratic socialists.
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The resurgent economy has finally presented the opportunity to normalize monetary policy.
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As our politics hobbles along, Russia and China continue to be resurgent.
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A resurgent dollar, however, pushed gold prices off a six-year peak.
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A resurgent Biden undercut their candidate's entire rationale for entering the race.
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He's made his own bare-chested virility synonymous with a resurgent Russia.
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It's crucial to acknowledge their shared past to reject today's resurgent tribalism.
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Ever since the presidential election of 2016, "Julius Caesar" has seemed resurgent.
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It's seen as a key test for Chancellor Angela Merkel's resurgent popularity.
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That is the core of a resurgent business for parent Alphabet Inc.
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A resurgent Russia has invaded Ukraine and threatens the rest of Europe.
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The dangers of resurgent fascism and environmental catastrophe do not go unnoticed.
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Resurgent interest in equities came as stock market indexes staged modest gains.
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Exiting now, with the Taliban resurgent, would be impossible to sell as victory.
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A resurgent Russell would help validate the large-cap rally in Retzler's view.
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But they have not been defeated and, in recent months, have looked resurgent.
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Recent polls show him trailing the resurgent Ms Tymoshenko in a presidential contest.
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The 1980s sowed alarm about America's declining economic competitiveness and a resurgent Japan.
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The resurgent dollar, meanwhile, has taken 2 percent off the pound in April.
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But then, the resurgent Carlos Gomez delivered a little more offense for insurance.
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"Fungal diseases like verticillium and sufarium have been resurgent in Salinas," Parameswaran explained.
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Outstripped by coastal metropolises thriving on resurgent foreign trade, Xi'an struggled for relevance.
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Don't worry ... his handlers kept him safe from the resurgent sea of fans.
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Even with a resurgent economy, we still have 5.43 million jobs open today.
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In 2016, the yuan CNY=CFXS weakened 6.5 percent against the resurgent dollar.
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Curry believes he can fly, and gets nasty-sacked by a resurgent James.
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The poor optics of hosting elitist bashes at a time of resurgent populism?
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Resurgent French growth led the European Union to outperform the U.S. in 2017.
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But the resurgent politics of exclusion sometimes overwhelms our sense of that necessity.
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The duo's focus now is on the power of Europe's resurgent extreme right.
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It has fallen more than 1.5 percent this week against a resurgent greenback.
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SANGER: What they'll say to you is that Russia is resurgent right now.
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Months ago, military intelligence had warned that resurgent Tamil separatists wanted his assassination.
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What matters is the nation resurgent against imagined immigrant hordes and multilateral bureaucrats.
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The resurgent economy drew immigrants from Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia in record numbers.
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In this time of resurgent racism, Holiday's iconic 5073 song is freshly relevant.
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But the other two top picks are the cornerstones of the resurgent team.
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But not in Germany, at the current moment, with the far right resurgent.
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The yuan fell to an 8-year low on Friday on resurgent dollar.
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NBC clearly hopes SNL's recently resurgent success will draw in new Emmy viewers.
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China is rising fast and Russia is resurgent after interfering in US elections.
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But they are resurgent, or from their point of view, this is restoration.
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But both he and Hamilton also have to contend with a resurgent Red Bull.
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This history continues today through a resurgent national security apparatus with emboldened nationalist tendencies.
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The road to a resurgent Democratic Party runs through Madison, Harrisburg, Columbus and Tallahassee.
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But he's been weakened by an economic downturn and now faces a resurgent opposition.
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The Horned Frogs have only themselves -- and a resurgent Iowa State defense -- to blame.
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Defeat in the state to the resurgent Greens could prove fatal to her premiership.
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A fanny pack, riding the wave of resurgent '90s-style, is a perfect solution.
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There, he'll take on resurgent veteran Thales Leites in the evening's co-main event.
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But she's also increasingly isolated in a Europe where far-right parties are resurgent.
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However, he ended up losing the election to a resurgent but beleaguered Edwin Edwards.
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Macron is bidding for France to become the central pillar of a resurgent Europe.
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Your incessant ego-fueled whining trivializes antisemitism at a time when it is resurgent.
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However, swelling U.S. inventories and signs of increased resurgent drilling activity have capped prices.
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Its affiliate groups are resurgent across the Middle East, South Asia and North Africa.
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" "There are new rising powers like, of course, China and a more resurgent Russia.
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Emerging markets have been out of favor this year amid a resurgent U.S. economy.
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The fund was created in 85033 to reassure allies nervous about a resurgent Russia.
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Since then, however, Afghan forces have struggled to hold back a resurgent Taliban insurgency.
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The security balance in Asia is shifting under the weight of a resurgent China.
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That would please IS, which the Pentagon warns is resurgent, as is al-Qaeda.
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Joe Biden, a resurgent force in the primary, also is well-positioned to benefit.
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As the nation's opioid crisis worsens, authorities are confronting a resurgent player: the internet.
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Because he spent the last year putting America first, our economy is now resurgent.
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Democrats did not know how to respond to the resurgent Republican Party of 2010.
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Trump says the terror group has been defeated; the intel chiefs say it's resurgent.
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It was an extraordinary display of one resurgent power's callous reach and outsized boldness.
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It has been portrayed inside Russia as a display of Russia's resurgent military might.
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Obama will exit office with the Republican Party resurgent on the state and federal levels.
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At 1330 GMT, it was 0.2 percent down versus a resurgent euro at 87.41 pence.
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FCA's Ram trucks are hugely profitable in America and the Jeep brand is resurgent worldwide.
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Some things seem evergreen; the Bitcoin civil war is resurgent; the Ethereum's growing pains continue.
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Intel's dominant position is now under threat from a resurgent AMD and an ambitious Qualcomm.
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A brutal murder in a sleepy German village sparks angst about a resurgent far right.
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The pound at 1550 GMT was down 0.3 percent at $1.2756 against a resurgent dollar.
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Resurgent greens, risk-averse politicians and homeowners in the shires seem an insurmountable fracking obstacle.
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Still, resurgent U.S. oil production and record domestic crude inventories have kept pressuring oil prices.
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Talks with the opposition have fallen apart—as have hopes for a resurgent Sudanese democracy.
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In other words, a Trump administration offers a rare opportunity for a resurgent legislative branch.
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It's not too early to ask: Will the Werteunion render the resurgent far right obsolete?
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By finishing top of Qualifying Group B, despite being run close by a resurgent Wales.
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Afghan forces have been dying in record numbers in the face of a resurgent Taliban.
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"Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia," Tillerson will say.
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Still, resurgent U.S. oil production and record domestic crude inventories have kept pressuring oil prices.
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Manchin's willingness to work with Republicans has drawn flak from his party's resurgent progressive wing.
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The Taliban has been resurgent, and al Qaeda remains a threat despite its weakened state.
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In recent years, a resurgent Taliban has taken control of significant swaths of the country.
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After personal exposure to the resurgent pests, Borel, a science journalist, developed a grudging appreciation.
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The resurgent Taliban now commands more territory in Afghanistan than at any time since 2001.
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He first came to prominence as the pre-eminent representative of a resurgent national cinema.
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The stock market is reaching record highs, and sales of Picassos and Warhols are resurgent.
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In days of resurgent nationalism, it's worth remembering that patriotism is a relatively new idea.
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In The Times Magazine, we visited Götz Kubitschek, a leading intellectual of Germany's resurgent nationalists.
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U.S. STOCK FUTURES RISE 1 PCT IN ASIAN TRADE AS BIDEN RESURGENT IN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
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The Syrian war enabled a resurgent Russia to expand its influence in the Middle East.
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Read more " _____ • Erick Erickson in The Resurgent: "Ossification has set in within the conservative movement.
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Seven-times men champion Novak Djokovic faces the resurgent Canadian Milos Raonic in the evening.
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In reality, feeling isolated against a resurgent Russia, Turkey is caving under its historic nemesis.
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The General Assembly is creaky, and the Security Council is hamstrung by resurgent geopolitical competition.
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Afghan officials are worried about the effects of an American withdrawal and a resurgent Taliban.
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It was an early instance of a humanitarian intervention based on resurgent American military power.
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This chart from the Kaiser Family Foundation summarizes the movement: "It's somewhat resurgent," Altman said.
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Todays' vote is part of a larger trend in resurgent anti-refugee sentiment in Denmark.
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Not to mention the latest sign the U.S. is seriously struggling to contain a resurgent Taliban.
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Genuinely strong results from resurgent American banks, especially Morgan Stanley, suggest decent returns have become feasible.
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And among modern greats, it wouldn't take much for the resurgent Mr Mickelson to overtake him.
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There are, thankfully, stockpiles of the polio-2 vaccine at the ready to confront resurgent outbreaks.
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The closure of massive amounts of capacity, both official and unofficial, has coincided with resurgent demand.
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Meanwhile, Nike is facing a tough challenge from resurgent rival Adidas as well as Under Armour.
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Indeed, many think that a resurgent dollar and rising bond yields in America will end it.
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Two weeks ago, Trump was reeling after a series of gaffes and Ted Cruz seemed resurgent.
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The effort has been undermined by resurgent U.S. production, weak fuel demand and robust OPEC exports.
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" Tillerson will also say Washington's NATO allies are "right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
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Arab Gulf gaffe The country's resurgent power isn't lost on anyone, not even the regime's critics.
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But in recent years, a resurgent Taliban has taken control of significant swaths of the country.
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But Uribe himself has yet to fall, and the eponymous right-wing uribista movement is resurgent.
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In 22022, a resurgent Landon Donovan led the U.S. team to the 2013 Gold Cup title.
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Breitbart's planned expansion in Europe comes at a time when far-right nationalist parties are resurgent.
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Happily, the period we find ourselves in is one in which lively runway walks are resurgent.
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The movement of resurgent white nationalists, unironically referred to as "redemption," had triumphed in North Carolina.
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" Erick Erickson, writer for the conservative blog The Resurgent _______ "Donald Trump knows he won't be president.
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The opening of the private arts center reinforces Antwerp's resurgent reputation as a European cultural hub.
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But the trends have been uneven across the country, with recent signs of resurgent price pressures.
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The nostalgic sap in me, truth be told, wanted to go with Minnesota's resurgent Derrick Rose.
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Which is why the resurgent swell of the genre in recent years has been so welcome.
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Their period of triumph ended in a fog of financial crisis, economic conflict and resurgent nationalism.
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The dictator's family has in recent years been resurgent, enjoying the unwavering support of President Duterte.
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A resurgent Sanders, her rival for left-wing support, is well-positioned in both early states.
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He would have had strong views on the resurgent racism and sexism of this election year.
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Uncertainty around Brexit negotiations continues to dog British equities, while a resurgent pound has added pressure.
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Vision for the Democratic Party On his website, Perez outlines his vision for a resurgent Democratic Party.
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Malaysia's sovereign CDS had rallied around 25bp year to date before today, helped by a resurgent ringgit.
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The resurgent Greens are probable kingmakers by virtue of an 18% share, according to the exit poll.
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Resurgent Japan military 'can stand toe to toe with anybody' Is Russia a player in the Pacific?
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In India, a resurgent Hindu nationalism asks the upper castes why untouchables should benefit from affirmative action.
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In many other places, the Taliban, the Hazaras' old nemesis, are resurgent, gaining territory by the week.
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The economy is doing well, and the resurgent auto industry is a magnet for innovation and capital.
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And it's a model for how a resurgent Left should move forward: boldly, without leaving anyone behind.
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TO PUT it very mildly, dark portents of resurgent anti-Semitism are making news all over Europe.
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The resurgent system raises questions about the region's ability to weather hurricane-force winds and storm surge.
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Meanwhile, Lindsay (Kether Donohue) tries to prep for motherhood and Edgar (Desmin Borges) struggles with resurgent PTSD.
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With Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City resurgent, the competition for a Champions League place is formidable.
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The center-right leader faces a tight election race against a resurgent opposition ahead of an Oct.
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Clinton, as it happens, is the perfect candidate to stand up to Trump's politics of resurgent sexism.
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That said, the resurgent beard culture is acting as a catalyst for specialty products, according to Withey.
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Vucic said he will fight resurgent ultra-nationalist parties if they get in to parliament on Sunday.
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The goal of his trip, the White House says, is to highlight a resurgent American auto industry.
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However, hopes of a quick rebound have been dashed by resurgent inflation and shortages of basic commodities.
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But state interests are nothing if not patient, and the fight against protections like encryption are resurgent.
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Russia is resurgent, aggressively posturing itself to reclaim territory lost after the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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But Lee, writing at the Resurgent, said he was unsatisfied with the way the proposal was structured.
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Resurgent mine production in Indonesia, up 71% last year, is driving strong nickel pig iron (NPI) production.
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In practice the resurgent Hindu sentiment under Mr Modi should help leave the cattle on the streets.
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Even so, growth among British companies lagged behind that of their peers in a resurgent euro zone.
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DOUBLE-WHAMMY A resurgent dollar against emerging market currencies could also restore some of Asian exporters' competitiveness.
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Democrats are bristling over a GOP effort to pit senators against the party's newly resurgent progressive base.
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Melenchon's resurgent France Unbowed and the Communist Party were on course to win 26 to 30 seats.
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Four years later, the country is barely standing, the Taliban is resurgent and refugee outflows are high.
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What happened: The Taliban, which has been resurgent in the Ghazni area, claimed responsibility for the attack.
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In many places, fears of migrants and refugees have fueled resurgent nationalism, driving policies like UK's Brexit.
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On February 15, 2019, the head of the UK's MI6 intelligence agency warned al-Qaida was resurgent.
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Still, with global demand cooling, a resurgent yen is hardly what Japan's exporters - or the economy - need.
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They survived a Hail Mary touchdown, a resurgent offense, and an inspired performance from Dom Capers' defense.
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I love to see the newspaper sites and brands resurgent on digital, that's a really good thing.
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Which ACC power, defending national champion Clemson or resurgent Miami, will eliminate the other from playoff contention?
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The zinc market narrative is one of better raw materials availability translating into resurgent refined metal supply.
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The Pentagon has been increasing its attention toward Europe in recent years, concerned about a resurgent Russia.
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It's not the time to end the mission, lest we soon find ourselves facing a resurgent adversary.
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The resurgent labor movement across the country has given unions more leverage than in previous election cycles.
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This is about a resurgent manufacturing sector that is in the interest of both workers and businesses.
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The Swiss bank reckons resurgent investors may bolster its tepid 6.1 percent return on equity for 2016.
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Even Venus Williams, 163, has helped fill the void left by her sister with a resurgent season.
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" As for her resurgent popularity, "If I'm click-worthy," she said, "that's because I'm still walking upright.
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Ms. Miller said she believed the Afghans were resilient enough to stand up to a resurgent Taliban.
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So, dear nightclubs, please do the following things... 2015 was a great year for the resurgent residency model.
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Kern's centrist coalition government is under pressure from Strache's resurgent FPO, which is currently leading in opinion polls.
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We all know what Bitcoin is: a cryptocurrency that's been resurgent in recent headlines for its skyrocketing value.
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The biggest losses this month have come against a resurgent dollar, with weakness against the euro more contained.
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He notes that South Korea is very close to a resurgent Russia, and to an increasingly assertive China.
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To the east, the alliance is faced with a resurgent and aggressive Russian Federation led by Vladimir Putin.
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By the late 1990s, however, Uzbekistan's resurgent Communist-era leadership accused the group of terrorism and cracked down.
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Despite the improvement, growth among British firms lagged behind that of its peers in a resurgent euro zone.
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And Under Armor has also been resurgent after a few years of losing share, particularly in this market.
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Qualcomm's resurgent business in China was a key reason it beat analyst expectations with its Q2 2016 financials.
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The central bank spent billions of dollars last year to slow the yuan's decline against a resurgent dollar.
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Le Pen leads a resurgent Front National, while Macron is the leader of a new movement, En Marche!.
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The downsizing has also played a part in Noble's failure to profit from resurgent commodity prices this year.
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They may now find resurgent producers kicking them back and demanding higher prices in order to guarantee supplies.
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The community has been growing in recent years, especially in Budapest, but is worried by resurgent anti-Semitism.
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This is important because much of the market's enthusiasm is based on the potential of a resurgent economy.
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Opium profits The resurgent Taliban have captured almost all of the key poppy-growing Afghan province of Helmand.
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Afghan troops face a resurgent Taliban insurgency, an offshoot of the Islamic State (ISIS), and other terrorist groups.
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Since completing a twenty-three-year prison sentence, in 22012, Popeye has taken advantage of Escobar's resurgent glamour.
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At the same time, there are fears of resurgent polio after two new cases were found in Nigeria.
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And the United Kingdom's security minister warns the "resurgent" terror group wants to attack passenger planes in Europe.
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The Swiss private bank reckons resurgent investors may boost its tepid 6.1 percent return on equity for 2016.
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Once the tax bill finally gets through — assuming it does — the next story could be a resurgent consumer.
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Mr. Lunin particularly dislikes a military and security apparatus that he sees as menacingly resurgent under Mr. Putin.
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The strength of NATO is particularly relevant these days in light of terrorist violence and a resurgent Russia.
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His new novel, which is still untitled, is set in a near-future California where nature is resurgent.
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The government of President Bashar al-Assad is resurgent in Syria, steadily retaking terrain lost to the rebels.
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By then, figurative art was resurgent, thanks to painters such as John Currin, Lisa Yuskavage and Kehinde Wiley.
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Zverev didn't lose a service game against Rublev, which will be difficult to replicate against the resurgent Wawrinka.
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Tesla is building factories in America, something that fits into Trump's narrative of a resurgent American manufacturing sector.
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Boosted by resurgent global aircraft demand, Boeing's share price has more than doubled since the beginning of 2017.
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He also became the highest-selling artist on the resurgent vinyl format in 210, according to The Telegraph.
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Salvini is looking to lead a resurgent right to its first victory in the region in the Jan.
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It also has growing responsibilities and worries elsewhere, not least in confronting a rising China and resurgent Russia.
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History illustrates the depth of tension associated with the resurgent nationalist impulses against which Caputova made her statement.
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The police have been struggling since 2014 as the resurgent Taliban militants have regained territory in the province.
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The importance of agility was underlined by Nestle's recent struggle to capitalize on resurgent demand for frozen foods.
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There are millions of Americans who have lived in fear of a resurgent white supremacism since before Trump's election.
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European stocks posted sharp losses on Wednesday afternoon, as resurgent trade worries worsened investor fears about global economic growth.
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With the far-right so frighteningly resurgent politically, Jewish communities look to the left with the expectation of solidarity.
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Well, that explains why Luke wouldn't have lifted a finger against the resurgent First Order or Supreme Leader Snoke.
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And competitive instincts and Carmelo Anthony's pride aside, that's not what this modestly resurgent season should be foremost about.
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Alarm has risen in Kabul and Washington as a resurgent Taliban insurgency has pushed government forces to the edge.
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Nike's own resurgent shoe sales, especially of Air Max shoes, is benefiting Foot Locker, Jefferies analyst Janine Stichter said.
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Despite their differences, particularly over Syria, the Saudis are keen to have closer ties with the region's resurgent power.
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U.S. import prices jumped faster than expected in September amid resurgent energy prices but prices excluding fuels were unchanged.
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This year three core countries of the EU are facing elections with resurgent populist parties: France, Holland and Germany.
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Jason Odio left Opium Group a few years ago, and invested in Little Havana's "resurgent" main street Calle Ocho.
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Two of those Champions League final appearances have come in the past three seasons, thanks to a resurgent Juventus.
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True, much of America's focus has understandably been on the Middle East, terrorism and threat of a resurgent Russia.
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The resurgent interest in American content coincides with a period of intense competition in the world's largest online arena.
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The resurgent left-wing Labour Party has plans for big increases in public spending which would unsettle some investors.
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U.S. dominance in the oil market begins to wane, and OPEC's influence is resurgent, as crude demand finally peaks.
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Higher crude oil prices have resulted in resurgent U.S. production growth, particularly from the Permian Basin in West Texas.
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But the anti-government group appears resurgent after the arrest of 11 members and the death of a 12th.
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Samsung has reported its most profitable quarter of business in over two years thanks to its resurgent smartphone business.
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With a resurgent Scotland and an Italy with something to prove, this is going to be a great tournament.
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The value of China's yuan has fallen about 4 percent against the resurgent U.S. dollar so far this year.
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The promise of the 1986 revolution has turned into what Miguel Syjuco, a Filipino novelist, calls "a resurgent oligarchy".
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The winner will take over a resurgent anti-Brexit party that could be the kingmakers at the next election.
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AMD told CNBC in early June the "newly resurgent cryptocurrency mining markets" were driving demand for its graphics cards.
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It feels strikingly of the moment, as a resurgent feminist movement draws attention to the wide scope of misogyny.
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Trump has regularly touted the strength of the economy and claimed manufacturing jobs have been resurgent under his administration.
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Singapore and other trade-reliant Asian economies have received a major boost this year from resurgent in global demand.
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And another tectonic shift is coming to the European order: leaders are increasingly seeking to accommodate a resurgent Russia.
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Macron has warned against old ideologies becoming resurgent, including during his United Nations address last month and in interviews.
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Those British steelmakers that remain have been kept going by local manufacturers, a resurgent car industry and foreign demand.
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According to CNN Money, experts primarily blamed tensions with Iran and a resurgent global economy for the price hike.
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Afghanistan uses foreign aid not just to pay basic expenses but also for its war against the resurgent Taliban.
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In the wilds of the Garden State, where black bears roam in resurgent numbers, a political trap lies waiting.
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For decades, the United States hoped that India would become an economic and military counterweight to a resurgent China.
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In recent years, it has solidified its position as an organizational home for much of the state's resurgent left.
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What do you think about nonviolence as a response to the resurgent white supremacist movement in the United States?
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But, anyone thinking that this could be the start of a resurgent dollar might be overdoing it a little.
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Serena and a resurgent Venus Williams will face each other in the final of the Australian Open on Saturday.
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Salvini hopes to lead a resurgent right to its first poll victory in the wealthy region on Jan. 26.
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And some of it reflects the influence Sanders and a resurgent left have had on the entire Democratic Party.
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Moreover, the US can take steps -- if necessary, unilaterally -- to mitigate the risks of a resurgent al Qaeda presence.
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Kyle Lowry scored 21 points and the resurgent Toronto bench had four double-digit scorers and 51 points overall.
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It focused on issues like resurgent nationalism, racism and economic inequality and received a mixed reception from art critics.
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VICE talked to him to find out what it all means in time of resurgent "law-and-order" politics.
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But as a salvo in an ongoing war of ideas with a resurgent left, there's not much to it.
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Resurgent Taliban forces, meanwhile, control or contest 43 percent of the country, a 15 percent increase over the year before.
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Now Jackson has another hire to make as what seemed a delightfully resurgent season turns into another dance with dysfunction.
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Uncertainty around Brexit negotiations continues to dog British equities, while a resurgent pound has curbed the index's gains more broadly.
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He will likely seek a coalition with the resurgent far right as his party is far short of a majority.
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Sinai Province, the ISIS affiliate, has been losing recruits and territory to Jund al-Islam, the resurgent al-Qaeda affiliate.
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Resurgent interest in the founding fathers in 2016 can't ignore the fact that most of them were bigots and slaveowners.
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In part this reflects the increased speculative capacity that has been evident on the resurgent CME copper contract since 2112.
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The European Union needed to integrate more closely in the face of outside threats and resurgent nationalism within its borders.
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There are signs, though, that even if Pokémon Go takes a major hit this fall, the Pokémon brand is resurgent.
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But Thitu's inhabitants have a strategic purpose - preserving a Philippine claim of sovereignty in the face of a resurgent China.
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But it is also becoming clear that the racist face of the resurgent right wing is, in important respects, superficial.
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Tsitsipas will be up against a resurgent Stan Wawrinka after the 2015 champion downed Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov in three tiebreaks.
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But it must pay attention to the resurgent Wildcats, who nearly upset No. 5 Maryland on the road last Saturday.
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Mashable first reported rumor of a reboot in May 2017, when the show's resurgent popularity on Netflix was gaining attention.
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This was a way of protecting them against a resurgent Russia, and also a way of locking in democratic reform.
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No European nation has the resources alone to confront failing states on Europe's borders, Islamist militants or a resurgent Russia.
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A resurgent Taliban is threatening to overrun a substantial part of Afghanistan and is just 200 miles away from Kabul.
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His words and actions have rattled our European and Asian allies at a time when Russia and China are resurgent.
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Perhaps it will make new gestures towards the collective defence of NATO's eastern border against a resurgent Russian military threat.
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In February, President Obama signed legislation mandating sanctions on anyone involved in Pyongyang's growing cyber arsenal and resurgent nuclear program.
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This week, resurgent and united Democrats in Texas, who could gain three to four House seats in November, nominated Rep.
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The bill's expected passage comes at a time of resurgent international debate over law enforcement access to private electronic communications.
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In our current age of unapologetic racism and resurgent authoritarianism, the mechanics of Hitler's rise are a particularly pressing matter.
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In recent years, a resurgent Taliban has taken control of significant swaths of the country and terrorized Afghans and foreigners.
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Q. There's a sense that the Brexit debate is revealing, maybe more than driving, a resurgent sense of English identity.
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The resurgent strength in household spending was offset by a widening of the trade deficit and slower business inventory rebuilding.
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It's also been challenged by resurgent socialism in places like the United Kingdom and even, astonishingly enough, the United States.
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He plays on either wing, and his entry on Wednesday turned Bayern from a beaten team to a resurgent one.
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China's vast industrial sector reported strong earnings growth last year thanks to a year-long construction boom and resurgent exports.
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Today, resurgent white nationalists are rehearsing their own unsubtle symbols, from the casually placed noose to the tightly clutched torch.
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And across Europe, even amid a resurgent anti-Semitism, there are proud Jews eager to reclaim what has been lost.
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Today, the oil market is facing a resurgent U.S. shale oil industry that continues to add supply to the market.
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Rising to that responsibility can't be easy in an American "moment" tense with divisive politics, resurgent racism, and gun violence.
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It was made in 1924, when a brew of Lost Cause nostalgia and resurgent racist anger was saturating the South.
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While politicians take turns laying blame on one another, activists and residents have expressed dismay at Lebanon's resurgent trash problem.
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Will outraged voters fall in line behind a resurgent Democratic Party or fuel the rise of a new major party?
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It is a rebranding of a consistent and increasingly resurgent strand of white American anxiety about primacy, privilege and displacement.
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And between the women's march and an outpouring of activism, there were signs of a resurgent energy on the left.
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The latest version has almost surpassed her resurgent tennis as the talking point of the first week at Roland Garros.
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A resurgent left under the Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn poses its own solution to the pervading sense of collapse.
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The latest from the Winter Olympics, Iran's secretive war in Syria and the resurgent popularity of opera music in Europe.
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Britain was too spent by the first world war to fight another battle with Turkey, resurgent under Kemal Mustafa Ataturk.
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Europe's largest economy is benefiting from rising private consumption and resurgent exports buoyed by a recovery of the global economy.
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GE, aided by a resurgent economy and frothy stock market, has turned into one of Wall Street's biggest comeback kids.
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Mr. Trump's rise has jump-started political activity among Democrats, but this resurgent energy has seldom produced fierce internal battles.
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In three years on campus — he graduated a year early — he emerged as the intellectual leader of a resurgent right.
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The theater has particular resonance as a symbol of a resurgent Brooklyn and of the city's investment in minority neighborhoods.
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At the same time, the Afghan Army had to assume full responsibility for fighting a resurgent Taliban, with fewer weapons.
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Now, amid resurgent competition for political and economic influence in Europe, especially in the Balkans, that strategy seems suddenly relevant.
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Depending on what Clinton does in office, the Democrats may also have to deal with a resurgent anti-war left.
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Lévy makes an ardent and mostly persuasive case about what dominance by these resurgent powers would mean for the world.
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But Lee, writing at the Resurgent, said he was unsatisfied with the proposal as it was written in the bill.
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With the additional tests of the eurozone, the migration crisis, Brexit and a resurgent Russia, she will have her hands full.
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A resurgent tech sector would not hurt either in a state that boasts of being the internet capital of the world.
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Mr Obama further encouraged a resurgent Taliban by suggesting he wanted to end even America's modest training mission before leaving office.
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It traded down 0.1% at 88.95 pence against a resurgent euro , leaving it on the brink of a six-month low.
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He drove the team forward, gave them momentum, and stood out as a shining light in a seemingly resurgent Arsenal side.
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As he hints at negotiations with a resurgent opposition, we ask how the country's citizens make ends meet amid the misery.
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Analysts pointed to Fed Chair Janet Yellen's speech at the conclave on Friday as the reason for the newly resurgent dollar.
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Just this week, Glencore said it would hire more than 200 workers at its Collinsville coal mine amid resurgent Asian demand.
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He made his latest comments in Ukraine, a nation threatened by a resurgent Russia, after meeting with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
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"We continue to see a resilient, confident consumer in Mexico, and a resurgent one in Brazil," he said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. import prices jumped faster than expected in September amid resurgent energy prices but prices excluding fuels were unchanged.
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U.S. lawmakers recently approved a bill that slaps sanctions on North Korea for its burgeoning cyber capabilities and resurgent nuclear program.
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U.S. lawmakers recently approved a bill that slaps sanctions on North Korea for its burgeoning cyber capabilities and resurgent nuclear program.
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The intervention reassured shipping companies concerned that resurgent pirates could once again threaten one of the world's most important shipping lanes.
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Already resurgent thanks to the high yield it offers, it has surged to 13-month peaks against a basket of currencies.
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In recent years, a resurgent Taliban has taken control of significant swaths of the country and terrorized Afghans and foreigners alike.
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Instead, the game has boosted cover star Patrick Mahomes and resurgent Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers to the top of the ranks.
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There are no assertions about internet tribalism, resurgent populism, or the spiritual void of modernity; there isn't even a Trump cameo.
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Steve Berman, a self-described "100% conservative" writing for the Resurgent, argues that in effect Trump is the current anti-Christ.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, last year's race winner, was sixth and behind resurgent Red Bull driver Pierre Gasly on the third row.
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A resurgent dollar, rising oil prices and a jump in borrowing costs have caused havoc across emerging markets in recent weeks.
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It was the Knicks' sixth straight home win, their fifth victory in six games overall and pushed the resurgent club over .
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While the label is pinned on politicians from Brexit Britain to resurgent Russia, most people fail to nail a satisfactory definition.
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Factor in recurring weaknesses, such as poor infrastructure and high costs, and Washington is ultimately no match for a resurgent Texas.
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Now that these monuments have become totems for a resurgent white nationalist movement, the case for their removal is more urgent.
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England had been resurgent in the years previous, rising from fifth place in the world rankings to a very respectable second.
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But if Europe has been an incubator for resurgent nationalism in recent years, it now also feels like an active battleground.
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It traded down 0.1% at 88.95 pence against a resurgent euro, leaving it on the brink of a six-month low.
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Both Iran and a resurgent ISIS are likely to fill the void created by an American retreat, further destabilizing the region.
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President Barack Obama's administration tried to deal with a resurgent Taliban with a surge in troop numbers for a specific period.
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In recent years, a resurgent Taliban has taken control of significant swaths of the country and terrorized citizens and foreigners alike.
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" Rex Tillerson, the nominee for secretary of state, said, "Our NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Russia.
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It's easy to dismiss these gestures as the usual photo ops, but they reflect the labor movement's resurgent influence in politics.
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The best-performing social media stock of 2018 isn't the group's long-standing leader Facebook or the resurgent Snap, but Twitter.
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What is more, the city, unwilling to ditch old habits, has been at the hub of the resurgent obsession with gin.
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And attacks on Sanders could hurt the appeal of his populist message, now gaining ground in the Democratic Party's resurgent left.
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An outline of the planned speech was given to conservative outlets like the Resurgent, and a few main themes jump out.
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Khalsa will join parliament at a time when the Afghan government is struggling against a resurgent Taliban and an Islamic State affiliate.
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So I think in 2015 we saw goats resurgent in the zeitgeist, and otters have been hot for those in the know.
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In one corner we had resurgent veteran Joshua Burkman, who looked to build on the momentum of a victory of KJ Noons.
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AMD's Ryzen 3 processors — the budget, low-end of its resurgent Ryzen brand — are out today, and we've finally got pricing details.
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A resurgent yen could dampen already worsening business confidence as Japanese manufacturers feel the pinch from the intensifying U.S.-China trade war.
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Mr Turnbull is grappling with poor approval ratings, mutinous right-wingers in his government and One Nation, a resurgent anti-immigrant party.
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Meanwhile, other central banks, including in the economically resurgent euro zone, may begin tightening policy, leading to more restrictive financial conditions globally.
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The resurgent Greens remain the most popular party, with 27%, attracting voters disenchanted with the ruling coalition and concerned about climate change.
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He was endorsed by resurgent white supremacist groups including the Ku Klux Klan and has only given pro forma denunciations of them.
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Tight supplies, large deficits and resurgent interest from speculative investors have sent palladium prices rocketing 40 percent from a low in August.
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Enrique Hernandez and Justin Turner hit home runs for the resurgent Dodgers, who took two of three games in the interleague series.
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"The relocation brings together Ford teams that are creating new business models in a resurgent, diverse neighborhood with industrial roots", Ford said.
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Our artists and their art constantly push and pull their medium, from iTunes to Spotify to YouTube to suddenly resurgent vinyl sales.
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Still, make no mistake — this is in large part a testament to the influence of the Sanders campaign and a resurgent left.
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And this season they have been fighting a resurgent and determined Ferrari rather than just waging an internal battle between team mates.
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A measles outbreak in California should have stopped the anti-vaccination movement in its tracks, but with Trump's election it is resurgent.
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James Foggo will discuss Russian aggressiveness and a resurgent Russian navy at the Transatlantic Alliance for the Atlantic Council at 9 a.m.
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And so far 2017 has seen a spate of attacks, mainly off Nigeria and linked to resurgent militancy in the Niger Delta.
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Resurgent Taliban forces are gaining ground in rural areas and are carrying out barbaric attacks in the heart of Kabul, the capital.
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It all fed a narrative that the president was being pushed around in a region under the sway of a resurgent China.
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A broadly resurgent U.S. dollar prompted investors to square positions in a thin market before the central bank conference begins on Thursday.
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Hamza bin Laden, the son of Osama bin Laden, was reportedly being groomed for a leadership position in a resurgent Al Qaeda.
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A closer union While the European Union is under strain from resurgent nationalism within member states, African countries are choosing closer alignment.
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A resurgent U.S. presence in the region, however, would change everything, and permit Qatar to cut off its support for terrorist groups.
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But there are worries the suit could exacerbate already resurgent Mexican nationalism, endangering two decades of relative stability between the two nations.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber, the storied musical theater mogul, has hired the Broadway producer Ken Davenport to oversee his resurgent North American presence.
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Against them are establishment liberals, social justice activists, the newly resurgent socialist left, and those few conservatives who reject ethnonationalism on principle.
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For more al fresco night life, venture west to Rio Maravilha, a new fourth-floor hangout in the resurgent LX Factory area.
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Another factor will be how they plan to fend off the challenges posed by the Brexit Party and the resurgent Liberal Democrats.
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That air support, officials say, consists mostly of propping up Afghan troops while they try to hold territory from a resurgent Taliban.
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But if the last year has taught us anything, it's that predictions are futile in the face of resurgent irrationalism and illiberalism.
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The vote could also reshape the influence of Iran across the Middle East and determine the likelihood of a resurgent Islamic State.
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But he recognized that the economic and technological forces of globalization, as well as resurgent ethnic and religious forces, stood as threats.
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It gained resurgent popularity on Netflix (not unlike another well-known NBC comedy) and will move to NBCUniversal's streaming service in 2021.
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A 1975 article in The Times said the resurgent feminism of the early 1970s also helped push her to the top ranks.
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Facebook's stickiness, or daily to monthly active user ratio remained at 66% amidst competition from apps like TikTok and a resurgent Snapchat.
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Pelham birders had hoped to host a rare first nesting in the park by one of the nation's now resurgent bald eagles.
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Resurgent production from U.S. shale oil producers, who use advanced drilling methods, has played a major role in delaying the market rebalancing.
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The fighting risks benefiting IS, which has been kicked off the territory it once held, but which is resurgent, says the Pentagon.
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Analysts said the newly resurgent Chinese currency, which has been slowly trending higher since May, was all about the dollar's sudden weakness.
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Serena and a resurgent Venus Williams will face each other for a Grand Slam title tomorrow for the first time since 2009.
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A resurgent Derrick Rose chipped in 17 points in 21 minutes off the bench, but Butler, as ever, was Minnesota's tone-setter.
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But resurgent protests and a national strike will make it harder for him to flog other state assets in the coming year.
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Beyond that, there is little sign of resolution in the turf war between the resurgent liberal base and more moderate power brokers.
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A spike in energy prices and a resurgent greenback also worsened the situation as investors started to pull funds from emerging markets.
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But whatever they come up with is likely to face obstacles from resurgent liberals in the House and a more conservative Senate.
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He reckons the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to raise rates was "a mistake" and that fears of resurgent inflation are largely misguided.
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For starters, it could hire a columnist to represent the resurgent left, which rose alongside, but is not dependent on, Bernie Sanders.
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To offer a better way means doing more than ringing alarms about resurgent fascism or condemning people for being drawn to destructive demagogues.
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And that understanding has the potential to carry us a lot further towards effectively addressing a resurgent white nationalism than simple speech prohibition.
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He is seen as likely to seek a coalition with the resurgent far right because his party is far short of a majority.
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The early years were defined by a resurgent art scene with numerous new spaces and a sense of optimism around the city's potential.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A resurgent Rafael Nadal will warm up for Wimbledon by returning to The Queen's Club for the Aegon Championships in June.
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Many are blaming the 49ers defense, claiming that even a resurgent Kaepernick couldn't rescue this team, which has its faire share of issues.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 21.4 (Reuters) - U.S. import prices jumped faster than expected in September amid resurgent energy prices but prices excluding fuels were unchanged.
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The Brewers - buoyed by a resurgent offense - look to complete a three-game sweep of the visiting Los Angeles Angeles on Wednesday afternoon.
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He plans to "lay out an optimistic vision for the nation," according to an outline given to conservative media outlets like the Resurgent.
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Still, the launch of the Law Newz Network seems like an obvious attempt to capitalize on a resurgent interest in true crime stories.
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October was a busy month, dominated by news around the U.S. presidential debates, a resurgent dollar, rising bond yields and gyrating oil prices.
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Calais is one of the flashpoints of Europe's migrant crisis, resurgent in recent weeks as more people arrive on the continent's southern shores.
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Even a resurgent yen hasn't dampened Japan's stock rally over the past couple months, but that's not necessarily because investors like the market.
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Intel will either lose market share or be forced to cut its prices to compete with its resurgent competitor AMD, according to Barclays.
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The resurgent Mets will host the slumping Marlins on Tuesday night in the second game of a four-game series at Citi Field.
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In Indonesia, homosexuality is not illegal but the country's resurgent hardline Islamist groups are fomenting intolerance of the LGBTQ community, rights activists say.
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Even against the resurgent , gold is up 2326 percent, making the precious metal's rally in the top percentile over the last three decades.
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Deutsche believes resurgent corporate, advisory and asset management divisions will help partly make up for a projected 2.5 billion euros in lost income.
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In the wake of the global financial crisis, Russia experienced a resurgent nationalism, and in 2012 Vladimir Putin returned to lead the country.
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Davis had 31 points and 8 rebounds and, combined with the resurgent Howard, snuffed Porzingis out of the game in the second half.
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Workers' incomes have been eroded by the resurgent inflation and many now struggle to buy basic goods like sugar, flour and cooking oil.
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Poland has offered to pay $2 billion for a permanent U.S. military base in its country as a buttress against a resurgent Russia.
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Like Nixon with China, Obama saw an opportunity to flip an old enemy, and snatched Cuba right out from under a resurgent Russia.
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But she is under increased attack, from within her own center-right bloc and from a resurgent far-right, over her immigration policy.
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Ms. Brainard said recent economic data raised some questions about the strength of growth, and there was certainly no sign of resurgent inflation.
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Resurgent U.S. output, fueled by higher oil prices early in the year, made it harder for crude exporters to drain brimming global stockpiles.
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" He added that Christianity will be resurgent "because if I'm there, you're going to have plenty of power — you don't need anybody else.
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Mr. Trump's stunning victory echoes jolting changes in Britain, France and other countries where a new brand of right-wing politics is resurgent.
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Pittsburgh and Poway are but examples — perhaps the most frightening and brutal examples — of a resurgent anti-Semitism that is engulfing our country.
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Humphrey gave an acceptance speech in which he proclaimed himself the law and order candidate, which didn't help him with the resurgent left.
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But with Facebook already under investigation, data security top of mind and the antitrust debate resurgent, those issues are sure to come up.
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The Pentagon is concerned about an increasingly resurgent Russia, which has flexed its military muscle in conflicts like those in Ukraine and Syria.
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Already, NATO military exercises across Europe, ones that were meant to show strength and readiness against a resurgent Russia, have been scaled back.
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The Afghan security forces they support are dying in record numbers in clashes with a resurgent Taliban ahead of parliamentary elections next month.
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The Fatah officials who dominate the authority may have even more to fear from their rivals in a resurgent Hamas than from Israel.
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So I like to say to educators, you have to be always projecting to students that civility enables hopefulness to be ever resurgent.
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The Afghan security forces they support are dying in record numbers in clashes with a resurgent Taliban ahead of parliamentary elections this month.
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Part of the reason that coal has been resurgent is that it is used to fuel blast furnaces in which steel is made.
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Again, the resurgent brand's vehicles will be Ultium-powered and be built using a new EV platform and up to three electric motors.
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Democracy around the world is being undermined not by a working-class backlash or resurgent nationalism but by money, a lot of it.
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Milos Raonic, who fought past a resurgent Marin Cilic in the last round, has looked exceptional through the first week of the Open.
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It has already lost nearly 6 percent against the resurgent dollar so far this year, taking it to more than eight-year lows.
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This sets conventional oil and gas apart from the US shale industry, which is beginning to experience cost inflation due to resurgent drilling.
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Resurgent Nigerian supply will put pressure on prices, Goldman Sachs said, adding that outages caused by Canadian wildfires would virtually end by September.
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With a resurgent Nike, a good Adidas [and] declining inventory from Under Armour, ... I think Foot Locker is likely to be a win.
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The resurgent second city, equidistant between Copenhagen and Oslo on Sweden's western coast, was long viewed as a grungy port in slow decline.
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Tyson Slocum, director of Public Citizen's Energy Program, was lobbying at the time against the change, as well as against resurgent gas exports.
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The resurgent dollar, up 4.45 percent year to date against a basket of major currencies however, is offsetting the improvement, the report added.
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In its own monthly report, the cartel hiked its forecast for supply growth from non-OPEC producers, mostly due to resurgent U.S. output.
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The rise comes after the departed US commander for the war promised a "tidal wave of air power" to combat a resurgent Taliban.
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As in the United States and much of mainland Europe, Britain — or more accurately, England — is going through a period of resurgent nativism.
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But the ageless Brady and the Patriots, the resurgent Eagles or Steelers, the Saints and Rams will have something to say as well.
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The lira has been hit by a resurgent dollar following Donald Trump's election as U.S. president and due to widening security concerns at home.
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Asian currencies fell against a resurgent dollar on Thursday as investors awaited U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech on Friday for fresh cues.
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Today, Germany's Muslims feel threatened by resurgent far-right groups and are watching closely how Merkel's responds to demands to get tough with refugees.
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So its resurgent popularity among Republicans today, who are openly hostile to what they've called "unconstitutional" federal oversight, was foreseeable, but no less concerning.
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Philadelphia (42-453-14) has coalesced around two resurgent stars, Claude Giroux and Jakub Voracek, the highest-scoring tandem in the N.H.L. this season.
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The question is whether workers flushed out of the industry and into a resurgent U.S. labor market will head back to the oil patch.
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Shooting exposes political divide But the resurgent fear of terrorism, which will likely dominate the news agenda for days, provides Trump politically safer ground.
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Sometimes resurgent anti-Semitism is violent and proud, as with the beating with a belt of two men wearing skullcaps in Berlin last spring.
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To understand this story, you should know that Matteo Salvini, Italy's deputy prime minister, is the face of resurgent far-right politics in Europe.
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This time around, a resurgent dollar is hammering crude futures and other commodities on speculation that Britain could vote to end its EU membership.
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"Markets believe that a resurgent Trump should be associated with greater market uncertainty," said Thierry Wizman, interest rates and FX strategist at Macquarie Group.
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In the twilight of Obama's presidency we have witnessed a resurgent Russia that has violated human rights norms at home and sovereignty norms abroad.
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But he will have to contend with a resurgent ultra-nationalist opposition which rejects integration with the EU and demands closer ties with Russia.
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In particular, the company is relying heavily on promotional pricing in the U.S., where German competitor Adidas has been resurgent the last few years.
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Baghdad touted the military's advance there last month, with backing from coalition airstrikes, as evidence of a resurgent army after it collapsed in 2014.
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Other illiberal powers, notably Turkey and Iran, are using past historical glories to conjure a resurgent future, projecting power along the new silk roads.
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The UK mining index fell 20600 percent as copper prices declined on a resurgent dollar following increasing expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike.
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The story of how he got there despite the odds—and of the resurgent organization that helped him do it—is a baseball story.
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Demand for global equity funds turned negative in June amid a resurgent U.S. dollar and political turmoil in Europe, TrimTabs said in a release.
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Small cap companies say it is hard to raise funding, especially in the higher risk countries where there are signs of resurgent resource nationalism.
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It is a notion that progressives and environmentalists ought to rethink in the face of climate change and a globally resurgent Indigenous rights movement.
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Helmand province is where thousands of British and U.S. troops fought against the resurgent Taliban before their official withdrawal at the end of 2014.
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Disrupting the world of science publishing As biotechnology gains prominence among investors, two hubs have emerged as hotbeds of innovation for the resurgent industry.
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If this resurgent left is to survive and flourish, it needs to prove that it can work without a personality to prop it up.
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Tattooing and high-visibility piercing, resurgent in the early 483s as the seditious insignia of proud outliers, are now being revisited in unlikely quarters.
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"NATO is refocusing on the Atlantic in recognition of the great power competition prompted by a resurgent Russia," Pentagon spokesman Johnny Michael told CNN.
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Macron's comments caused considerable unease in eastern Europe, which sees the United States as the only guarantor of its independence from a resurgent Russia.
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Even at the height of the recession, North Dakota's economy buzzed to new heights, fueled by a resurgent energy industry that filled state coffers.
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The nameplate was finally dropped in 2002, only to return as the flagship vehicle for a resurgent Lincoln, first as a concept in 2015 ...
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The opening shots between Trump and resurgent Democrats show that the political battle between each end of Pennsylvania Avenue will be bitter and prolonged.
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The surge of violence on Monday highlighted the challenges facing the government as a resurgent Taliban has expanded its territory over the last year.
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In recent weeks, the Taliban have been resurgent near Ghazni, prompting the US to send additional troops into the region to help Afghan forces.
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The competition increasingly extends to oil, where a resurgent Iran is vying with the Saudis for market share among customers in Asia and Europe.
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Earlier this year, Kenyan film makers had urged authorities to revamp a 1960s law that imposes restrictions they say are stifling their resurgent industry.
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Every month for the next two decades, 50,000 Hispanics turn 18 and become eligible to vote, according to Resurgent Republic, a Republican research group.
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Ericsson has been struggling for years, hit by a drop in spending by telecoms firms, growing competition from China's Huawei and a resurgent Nokia.
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"We have repeatedly said that a resurgent Russia is not a threat to anyone," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with journalists.
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The widespread dissemination of a book in thrall to Yvor Winters occurred against the backdrop of a resurgent modernism and a boom in autofiction.
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The key question is whether Trump's bludgeoning of NATO will really strengthen or improve the alliance's ability to stand up to a resurgent Russia.
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In the 22019s, GOP candidates supported a state-based program instead of Medicare for seniors, partly reflecting the (resurgent) regional divide over social issues.
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With Brown's death, nine U.S. troops have been killed in Afghanistan over the last four months as forces attempt to quell a resurgent Taliban.
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Nevertheless, he has been the target of Cameroonian authorities as a leading member of a resurgent movement to break away from French-speaking Cameroon.
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But the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria and a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan led to renewed engagement, though at lower troop levels.
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For the demonstrators in Lodi, the town, a famous battlefield for Napoleon, was now a front against the government's creeping racism and resurgent fascism.
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The left in Latin America, after a resurgent "pink tide" in the 2000s spearheaded by Lula, has suffered badly over the past few years.
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So this game against the resurgent Giants (5-25) could turn into an interesting battle between Henry and the Giants' star rookie, Saquon Barkley.
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The worst form of liberal arrogance is to dismiss the forces that brought Trump to power and are feeding resurgent nationalism around the world.
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The US and the UNSC designated JeM, which formed almost two decades ago and has been recently resurgent, as a terrorist organization in 2001.
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Teixeira was coming off a resurgent season, Bird looked to have a promising future, and the utility player Dustin Ackley provided a fallback option.
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As ambitious as it is exciting, this series arrives amid a resurgent feminism that most recently has galvanized around the issue of sexual abuse.
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Warren's moves come as she has been squeezed by a resurgent Bernie Sanders on her left and an insurgent Pete Buttigieg on her right.
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The suddenly resurgent Bulls aim for their fifth straight win since Mirotic returned to the lineup when they visit the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday.
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Today, too, behind a seemingly resurgent Russia and its strongman leader lies a weak and fragile Russian state that may prove Lenin prescient again.
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Of course, nearly three decades later, we have arrived at a time of resurgent nationalism, when "Nazi" has become every unthinking politician's favorite slur.
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At the same time, though, Trump's actions have opened another door to a resurgent China that could prove even more dangerous down the road.
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Yankees rally past White Sox as Beltran hits 400th NEW YORK — Carlos Beltran displayed a milestone swing and Chase Headley had a resurgent swing.
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Still, it has begun to face more competition in Europe from a resurgent Nokia phones, run by HMD Global, and Chinese rival Xiaomi IPO-XMGP.
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But a presence there allows special forces to restrain Iranian movement in the region, still go after a resurgent ISIS, and be near ISIS detainees.
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That brings the total number to roughly 7003,000, as US and Afghan forces attempt to beat back a resurgent Taliban in the 16-year conflict.
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In that case, young people, loosely connected by social media and operating outside of institutions, took action that made race resurgent in politics and policy.
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Against a broadly resurgent dollar, the British currency fell 0.5 percent to $1.2802 while it was a tad firmer against the euro at 88.50 pence.
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That took the pace off a resurgent sterling and saw the euro slide to its lowest since the start of the year at around $1.0745.
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The contributions of Clowney, an oft-criticized and oft-injured former consensus All-American from South Carolina, led the charge for a resurgent Texans defense.
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The greenback was pressured this week by a resurgent sterling after British Prime Minister Theresa May called an early general election ahead of Brexit negotiations.
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Strengthening of the U.S. dollar fuelled by resurgent U.S. growth could further boost British stocks by raising the value of their international earnings, he added.
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Actual growth last year came in much stronger at 6.9 percent, due largely to an infrastructure-led construction boom, resurgent exports and record bank lending.
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French President Emmanuele Macron, warning against the dangers of resurgent nationalism, said on Sunday that France and Italy needed to overcome their recent diplomatic clash.
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This seems all the more surprising given the well-flagged measures Beijing has taken to cool resurgent property inflation in some of its top cities.
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Major oil producers like Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates expressed worries that the resurgent U.S. shale industry would undo their efforts to restrict supply.
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The Arab League is not alone in wrestling with the end of an age of heroes, and the erosion of multilateral ideology by resurgent nationalism.
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"According to Roger, Elaine was 'riding [his] ass' about me being on Fox," Erickson wrote in a column for the blog he runs, The Resurgent.
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Those decisions give the appearance that the court's resurgent conservative wing is focused only on the results of a case—facts and reality be damned.
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A common goal of defeating the Republican candidate, and a resurgent identity as Democrats, seemed to undo animosities even more quickly than they had arisen.
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When the contest ends this week, victory will belong either to a resurgent Russia or to Norway, a wary neighbor along Russia's increasingly militarized border.
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In his speech, he said "the rise of trade protectionism, resurgent nationalistic movements and inward-looking policies" seemed to be emerging even among ASEAN nations.
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However, for the last 15 years, Russia has been resurgent and has sought to cobble together a new Soviet Union or something akin to it.
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Much is expected from a resurgent Nigeria, while Egyptian hopes are high for their first World Cup since 1990, driven by Liverpool star Mohamed Salah.
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Macron had said that Europe needed a real army to reduce reliance on the United States for defense in the face of a resurgent Russia.
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At 13-under 129, he was one stroke ahead of fellow American Vaughn Taylor (66) and two ahead of another resurgent American, Brendon Todd (68).
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Tucked inside a second-story space that it shares with Village Yokocho, a Japanese izakaya, the bar helped usher in the city's resurgent cocktail culture.
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Rothwell met a resurgent Gabriel Gonzaga in 2013 and looked decent in fighting off the Brazilian man mountain's attempts to keep him on the mat.
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But, the country's power plants and cement makers, the source of the resurgent demand, will end up eating the cost of the higher-priced imports.
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He sat down with people from both sides of the debate to discuss the resurgent demand for gun control set off by the Parkland shooting.
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CRTV will announce today a new pilot series starring conservative pundit Erick Erickson — called "The Resurgent Family" — that will focus on faith and family values.
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A resurgent stock market could help improve the gloomy mood among Chinese consumers, whose reluctance to spend has hurt top global brands like Apple (AAPL).
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But that performance was overshadowed by a resurgent Klobuchar, who used a strong debate days before the state voted to finish third in the primary.
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Saturday's college football slate is highlighted by Penn State traveling to Ohio State, in a matchup of two of the resurgent Big Ten's top teams.
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It also ensures that the job of appointing his successor will fall to this parliament, with its resurgent anti-government alliance, rather than the next.
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Among global jihadists and transnational criminals, Ms. Nielsen listed "cyberthugs and hackers and resurgent nation-state rivals" as an emerging threat to the United States.
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Federer went 5-0 against Nadal in 2017, a resurgent season for both men, after upgrading his ability to attack with his single-handed backhand.
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As advocates speak out more about what they see as "bisexual erasure" — the persistent questioning or negation of bisexual identity — the term has become resurgent.
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Novak Djokovic, 31, finished No. 1 after a resurgent in second half of the year in which he won Wimbledon and the United States Open.
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The work now is to define a jurisprudence of economic citizenship, strong democracy and inclusive justice that will help a resurgent left reclaim the Constitution.
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Now our nationalism is resurgent, and our football team is in Russia, the country that perhaps benefits most from the collapse of the European Union.
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Homelessness is resurgent, eviction displaces a million households a year, and about four million people spend at least three hours driving to and from work.
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The new U.S. strategy for Afghanistan, announced by President Trump last week, includes plans to increase air support to Afghan forces fighting a resurgent Taliban.
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It was the latest effort by the United States and its European allies to buttress their defenses against a resurgent Russia, which condemned the move.
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They are the front line of every public health emergency, from vaping-related lung illnesses to resurgent syphilis to the opioid epidemic to Covid-19.
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Much of the world is flying blindly as developing countries struggle to contain resurgent old infections and to identify new ones before they become epidemics.
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Athens estimates its economy will expand by 2.7 percent in 2017, supported by the trickle-down impact of bailout cash inflows and resurgent private demand.
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In currencies, resurgent risk aversion helped to lift the yen to 117.99 to the dollar from its two-week low of 118.88 hit on Friday.
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Anti-Semitism was a key part of what happened in Charlottesville because it is a key component of the resurgent white supremacy in America today.
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Bottas needs to win big to erode Hamilton's advantage and a resurgent Ferrari, as well as a competitive Red Bull, only makes his task harder.
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To reinvent itself in opposition and win back defectors from the resurgent Greens, the SPD may, under a new leader, ditch its marriage with Merkel.
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By picking Loeffler, he's placing a bet that the newcomer can help give state Republicans a different sort of brand to compete against resurgent Democrats.
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Canadiens 4, Rangers 1 Carey Price and the Montreal Canadiens showed off their resurgent form under Coach Claude Julien with a big Eastern Conference win.
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Democrats are under pressure from a resurgent left that wants tough gun control legislation in the wake of the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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In season three of VICE on HBO, reporter Gianna Toboni and producer Alex Waterfield traveled to Egypt to report on the nation's resurgent tomb raiders.
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A combination of factors, from tight supplies and large deficits to resurgent interest from speculative investors, has kept the platinum group metal (PGM) on the boil.
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The greenback was also pressured this week by a resurgent sterling after British Prime Minister Theresa May called an early general election ahead of Brexit negotiations.
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The company, which operates in more than 85 countries, has some 10,000 stores outside the US. Domino's now faces tougher competition from a resurgent Pizza Hut.
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Employers run the risk of overworking their top-performers, who are likely to be pursued by headhunters as resurgent drilling yields labor shortages and bidding wars.
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"After the delivery of the party manifestos, polling over the weekend has indicated a resurgent, if still rather distant Labour Party," ICM director Martin Boon said.
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No less speedily, it was welcomed by some of the resurgent forces on Europe's cultural and political right, including Germany's anti-immigrant "Alternative for Germany" party.
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From Hungary and Poland to the Philippines to America, the forces of illiberalism—the authoritarians, the nativists, the nationalists, the racial supremacists, the kleptocrats—are resurgent.
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The government expects the economy to expand 2.7 percent next year, propped up by the trickle-down impact of bailout cash inflows and resurgent private demand.
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The newly resurgent dollar pressured Asian currencies as markets revived bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve could possibly raise interest rates as soon as next month.
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A resurgent U.S. dollar also stimulated the purchasing power and propensity to spend of North Americans and those hailing from countries with currencies tied to it.
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China's yuan looked set to end the year down nearly 7 percent against the resurgent dollar, making it the worst performing Asian currency of the year.
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While OPEC's output cuts agreed to late last year have boosted oil prices, resurgent U.S. supply has capped gains, keeping crude futures in a tight range.
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Perry and Iubelt's deaths bring the U.S. death toll in Afghanistan to eight over the last three months, as forces attempt to quell a resurgent Taliban.
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In an op-ed on his website The Resurgent, Erickson said Obama similarly engaged with oppressive and abusive foreign governments, like those of Cuba and Iran.
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Afghan President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, who has been besieged by persistent and resurgent terrorism, portrayed the Taliban's actions as a sign of weakness rather than resurgence.
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Defense hawks been arguing for months that the rules of engagement should be expanded in the face of a resurgent Taliban and a struggling Afghan military.
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ISIS leadership has encouraged members in Iraq and Syria to break out of the prisons and camps where they're being held to build a resurgent ISIS.
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But critics of the agreement appear to have harnessed something else as well: a resurgent conservative movement, angered by Colombia's socially liberal tilt in recent months.
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Should Donald Trump win the White House, which at this point seems rather unlikely, one unexpected benefit would be the resurgent power of the legislative branch.
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The Democrats also have to deal with the resurgent idea of a primary process and party apparatus that favored Clinton and wasn't completely fair to Sanders.
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BRUSSELS — Six weeks before a critical summit meeting aimed at bolstering NATO's deterrence against a resurgent Russia, the alliance is facing a long list of challenges.
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Prices have gain 10 percent this year and risen 74 percent from a year ago amid resurgent demand for coal due to a particularly cold spell.
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"The United States today has a poor relationship with a resurgent Russia," Rex Tillerson wrote in an op-ed in The New York Times on Wednesday.
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Atwood went on to seek their views on other surprisingly resurgent technologies—vinyl records, even cassette players—and then shifted to something more up-to-date.
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Similarly, HIV drug resistance develops when there are gaps in quality of service delivery and health systems, and leads to treatment failure and resurgent HIV disease.
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New York will send Noah Syndergaard, a resurgent Matt Harvey, and Steven Matz to the mound while the Nationals will counter with TBA, TBA, and TBA.
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Giancarlo Stanton and Marcell Ozuna homered to lead the resurgent Miami Marlins to a 7-2 win over the Phillies on Tuesday night at Marlins Park.
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Behind the resurgent bat of Javier Baez and a stellar outing from starter Jake Arrieta, the Cubs narrowed their series deficit to three games to one.
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Azarenka, 29, was resurgent in 203 before her pregnancy but has had to cope with a custody dispute since giving birth to 2-year-old Leo.
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Members of the security forces in Afghanistan have been dying at alarming rates in recent years, as a resurgent Taliban have mounted attacks across the country.
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The combative nationalist gave way to the let's-make-a-deal businessman, as he invited them to invest in what he called a resurgent United States.
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Nearly half of Afghan territory is controlled or influenced by a resurgent Taliban, forcing one-third of the polling stations to remain shut on Election Day.
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Back in 2016, it looked as if she had been engineered in a lab to broker a truce between the Democratic establishment and a resurgent left.
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With the help of the team's director of mental conditioning, Chad Bohling, Sanchez has sharpened his attention, one of the factors behind his resurgent 2019 season.
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Labour's resurgent leader, Jeremy Corbyn, hopes to lure workers back by promising to respect the Brexit vote and end the free movement of European Union nationals.
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Currencies tumbled and investors took flight, fearful of the administration's anti-trade policies and a resurgent dollar, not to mention the usual dose of political turmoil.
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Such a move would not only gravely damage both countries' economies but further inflame the racial hatred that has become resurgent because of the Trump campaign.
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Today, although Marxist ideas and the label "socialist" have been resurgent on the left, the enormous influence once exerted by Communism now seems a distant phenomenon.
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There will be the older skaters like Fernández, 25, and Patrick Chan, the thoughtful Canadian who, at 26, finished fifth on Saturday with a resurgent performance.
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Today's resurgent left is turning "liberal" into a pejorative for Democrats who are too eager to accommodate Republicans who give them absolutely no love in return.
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But the Pentagon's proposed drawdown in West Africa also runs at cross-purposes with a new State Department initiative to combat a resurgent Islamic State there.
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Nonetheless, resurgent U.S. shale supply and crude stockpiles have pointed to another glut at the same time as demand falters due to the ongoing trade dispute.
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United States troops are deployed in several joint American and Iraqi bases spread across the country where they have been keeping pressure on resurgent ISIS cells.
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A successful election is seen as vital in the effort to restore stability as the government tackles the resurgent Islamist threat and outbreaks of ethnic strife.
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It was a pattern of harassment that Western officials say has been increasingly common as NATO works to strengthen its defenses against a resurgent Russian military.
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Using Facebook's price-to-earnings multiple to compare apples to apples, Cramer then noted where the resurgent 3M trades: at about 20 times next year's earnings.
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Fifth seed Williams, who lost last year's final at Melbourne Park to her champion sister Serena, was beaten in two sets by resurgent Swiss Belinda Bencic.
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Under Chavez, Venezuela led a resurgent leftist bloc in Latin America, but shifts to the right in Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Paraguay have changed that dynamic.
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A resurgent United States, a strongly growing United States makes a world of difference – not just for the United States but for the world in general.
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Perhaps a Schultz bid could even be thought of as the reverse of Mr. Perot's bid: a revolt of pragmatic, centrist voters against newly resurgent populism.
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The crucial poll came early Tuesday, when NPR and Marist released numbers that put Bloomberg at 19 percent support, 12 points behind the resurgent Bernie Sanders.
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As Mr. Bourguiba's power crumbled in the late 1970s under pressure from a resurgent Islamist movement, the president began to make an appeal to religious values.
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Write the Rockets off if you wish, but Harden's brilliance, augmented by a resurgent Clint Capela and the newcomer Austin Rivers, should give you pause. 201353.
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Ginsburg has always been an unapologetic representative of the liberal tradition in America, and today she is embraced by the resurgent left within the Democratic Party.
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For Democrats, several nominating contests will feature showdowns between mainstream candidates and the party's resurgent progressive wing, including candidates backed by Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Chelsea's lead in the Premier League has been chipped away in recent weeks by a resurgent Tottenham, but Saturday's fiery Cup win had clearly boosted Conte's side.
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Suns 122, Wizards 116 TJ Warren had a career-high 40 points with 10 rebounds as the resurgent Phoenix overcame a 22-point deficit and beat Washington.
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In discontinuing that approach, the Trump administration has effectively ceded influence in northern Syria to Assad and his allies and raised the specter of a resurgent ISIS.
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The specialty tyre division, Michelin's most profitable with a 20.8 percent operating margin, saw revenue jump almost 20 percent to 1.76 billion euros on resurgent mining demand.
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In "Blueprint" Robert Plomin, a psychologist and geneticist, explains the advances behind this resurgent optimism—and their consequences for the science of human behaviour and psychiatric illness.
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Xiaomi has had a resurgent 2017 so far, bouncing back from two disappointing years in which it struggled to maintain once-explosive growth and missed sales targets.
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China posted stronger-than-expected economic growth of 6.9 percent in the first half, fuelled by a year-long construction boom, resurgent exports and robust retail sales.
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Tata in June bought 25 percent of Singapore-based Resurgent Power Ventures Ptd Ltd which is tasked with seeking such assets in India, Anil Sardana told Reuters.
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What we're seeing: The Lincoln Corsair is a premium compact crossover utility rounding out the resurgent lineup at Ford's luxury division, which includes Navigator, Nautilus and Aviator.
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It gives Washington a say over its interests abroad, including counterterror and bolstering European democracies, as well as providing a bulwark against a resurgent Russia, she said.
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Of course, this takes a toll on the types of stories that get told, a particularly dismaying prospect in an era of resurgent misogyny and white supremacy.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's resurgent nuclear industry will miss a government target of providing at least a fifth of the country's electricity by 22, a Reuters analysis shows.
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The New York Rangers are on a roll but will face a tough test against a resurgent rival when they visit the Boston Bruins on Saturday night.
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Still, uncertainty over Trump's policies is emerging as a new headache for Japanese policymakers worried about a resurgent yen - an unpalatable prospect for the export-reliant economy.
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Even after OPEC relented and cut its own production to balance the market this year, resurgent American output has helped push global crude stockpiles to historic highs.
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Cities across China have been rolling out much tougher real estate restrictions this year in an effort to contain resurgent demand from home buyers and property speculators.
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Colin Farrell plays the Eastwood role, but the real draw is the cast of women at the school: Elle Fanning, Kirsten Dunst, and a resurgent Nicole Kidman.
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Chairman Mao banned religious observance, but in the decades since his death it has been resurgent, with many Chinese identifying themselves as Daoist, Buddhist, Christian, or Muslim.
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Even a minimal enduring presence might have preserved a sufficient intelligence capability in Iraq to have seen initial indicators of the resurgent threat that eventually became ISIS.
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Her Britannic Majesty would then be left with a simmering Ulster, the potential for resurgent nationalism in Wales, and a dominant population of 54 million English people.
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"The G.O.P. is so screwed, and it has only itself to blame," Erick Erickson, the influential conservative commentator, wrote that same day on his website, The Resurgent.
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Following the Soviet Union's collapse and a decade of economic turmoil, which reduced Russian regional and global influence, President Vladimir Putin embarked on a Russia resurgent strategy.
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The Taliban are resurgent, even seasoned journalists are being targeted, beloved guesthouses and hotels that were considered safe territory for foreigners are now being bombed or shuttered.
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DRIVING CAR AND TRUCK SALES Banks are reporting resurgent demand for auto loans as rates have fallen, according to the Fed's quarterly senior loan officer opinion survey.
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In the era of #MeToo, ongoing women's marches and a resurgent interest in the Equal Rights Amendment, Cuban is reading up on gender norms in the workplace.
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There is new tension between Danes still opening their arms and a resurgent right wing that seeks to ban all Muslims and shut Denmark off from Europe.
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Both Republicans and Democratic senators stressed the move will help push back against a resurgent Russia, which is opposed to NATO expanding its membership in Eastern Europe.
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He stunned Roger Federer, his boyhood hero, in three sets in the semifinals in Halle, Germany, and then lost to the resurgent Florian Mayer in the final.
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Mr. Fillon, a former premier, will face Alain Juppé, who supporters see as a measured answer to the resurgent far right, in a second round next Sunday.
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That was designed to allow Washington to focus on other worries, including a resurgent Taliban in Afghanistan and China's militarization of islands in the South China Sea.
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After slumping 3.43 percent against a resurgent dollar in May, sterling has started June buoyed by data showing signs of a possible strengthening of the British economy.
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At a time when Paris wishes to become Olympic capital for 85033, it certainly displayed resurgent French self-confidence after two years of security threats at home.
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Emerging market assets took a drubbing as investors pulled out cash in the face of the resurgent dollar and sliding commodity prices, according to Thomson Reuters Datastream.
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Since the searing violence in Charlottesville, Virginia last summer, the public has grown more aware of the true nature of the resurgent white nationalist movement in America.
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The resurgent nationalism instigating this tendency nourishes itself on the fear of migrants and social contagion, while cherishing the impossible ideal of purity within the walled polity.
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There, more than 8,000 soldiers from the United States and more than three dozen allied countries are fighting against a resurgent Taliban after 17 years of war.
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Bank of America, for instance, had a resurgent year in mortgages, finishing as the 6th-largest residential originator in 2019 and increasing volumes 76% to $72.5 billion.
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Read more " _____ Erick Erickson in The Resurgent: "While in principle I support DACA, I do not believe the President has the power to enact it without legislation.
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But after growing horrified by the resurgent racism she has seen across the United States, she reviewed her options and decided on a plan: emigrate to Spain.
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That is only a small part of the story, which is really about the future of Indian secularism and the role of Muslims amidst resurgent Hindu nationalism.
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The air support is meant to bolster Afghan forces who are fighting difficult battles against a resurgent Taliban, who have regained control of portions of the country.
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But the Taliban still remain Afghanistan's largest security concern, and the attack comes amid fears of escalating violence as the resurgent group has begun another spring offensive.
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Davos, Switzerland (CNN)High in the Swiss Alps, President Donald Trump plans to crow this week that his protectionist policies have helped drive a resurgent American economy.
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SINGAPORE, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton has urged Mercedes to step up a gear against a resurgent Ferrari team he believes are now more determined to succeed.
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But the white-power movement reveals a sustained current of overt racism and violence in the years we thought of as peaceful, one that is resurgent today.
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Getting through the evening without a resurgent Atlético scoring — meaning the reigning European champion would need three goals against Diego Simeone's obdurate defense — is a different matter.
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Europe needs the great tradition of British liberalism at a moment when Hungary and Poland have veered toward nationalism and, across the Continent, xenophobic hatred is resurgent.
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Around 8,800 American troops are now in Afghanistan, serving a dual mission of training and advising Afghan forces against a resurgent Taliban and carrying out counterterrorism missions.
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Resurgent hopes for tax reform in Congress are in turn generating optimism that at least part of the much-vaunted "Trump trade" could return to financial markets.
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It does so, though, only when the time is right: A $65 million offer from China's Tianjin Quanjian in January for the resurgent Falcao was turned down.
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The reasons behind this resurgent production give cause for doubting that China is going to heed calls to discourage what the United States terms "market-distorting policies".
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In recent years, a resurgent Taliban have taken control of significant swaths of the country and raised questions about the Afghan government's ability to protect the country.
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The difference today, of course, is that European Jews can emigrate to Israel to escape the resurgent tide of anti-Semitism endemic in many EU member nations.
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Number 2 Duke managed to break the upset streak on Friday by staving off a resurgent Syracuse, narrowly avoiding being sent home by the number 11 seed.
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Dugin is the father of an ideology that Putin has embraced in recent years, which sees a resurgent Russia standing as a bulwark against the liberal west.
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Labor is polling at the highest levels in a generation, and our resurgent willingness to fight for good jobs and decent wages is the biggest reason why.
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Dennis' resurgent salary comes courtesy of a Netflix movie, "Merry Happy Whatever," his role in season 3 of the Amazon series, "Goliath," and the 'Dog's Purpose' films.
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President Trump went to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he invited the financial elite to invest in what he called a resurgent United States.
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The United States is again poised to deploy thousands more troops in Afghanistan, an acknowledgment that U.S.-backed forces are not winning and Taliban militants are resurgent.
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Treasury yields fell on Tuesday afternoon after $40 billion of new five-year notes were sold to strong demand and on resurgent worries about U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Recent weak economic data have raised fears the economy may have slipped into its fourth recession in five years, with a resurgent yen adding to pressure on exporters.
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With that in mind, Yoshida's presentation emphasized that more first-party content, DLC, the PSN network, music, and a newly resurgent film studio are the future for revenue.
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Backing for the centrist PRI has gradually crumbled since Pena Nieto took office in December 2012 because of anger over corruption, resurgent gang violence and tepid economic growth.
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By 2009, the Taliban was resurgent and threatening key Afghan cities with new bases in the country's north and a worsening situation on the eastern border with Pakistan.
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With declining demographics and real questions over who will succeed Putin when he leaves office, Russia is clearly a troubled state – and no match for a resurgent America.
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The reason Stephens is such an obvious option for the resurgent Korean is that, just yesterday, he took to Twitter to ask for the opportunity to fight him.
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Defeating it should, in his view, be the overwhelming national priority, far ahead of meeting the challenge of a rising China or a resurgent, nuclear sabre-rattling Russia.
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Since the financial crisis of 2008, distrust of markets and a renewed faith in the state has challenged the old orthodoxy and emerged as a resurgent political force.
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The big picture: Debates over Amazon's dominance have fueled a resurgent antitrust movement in the United States, but European regulators have actually taken action against the tech giants.
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On Monday European indices opened lower and bond yields rose as resurgent U.S. inflation raised the possibility central banks would tighten policy more aggressively than had been expected.
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The lira has lost a fifth of its value this year, hit by a resurgent dollar and widening concern about a crackdown following the July 15 failed coup.
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Good news: Studies show the resurgent craft of knitting can help people quit smoking, ease depression and eating disorders, and possibly even protect brain function among the aging.
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The longest conflict in US history, the war in Afghanistan, is in its 17th year, with the battle expanding to include ISIS-linked militants and a resurgent Taliban.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel should both be wary of resurgent Red Bull after Max Verstappen's victory in Malaysia at the weekend.
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Seventy-four years after Hitler's death, many Germans are haunted by the spectre of resurgent neo-Nazi violence and wonder whether enough is being done to fight it.
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A resurgent Crosby scored two power-play goals, Fleury returned from a concussion and made 38 saves, and the Penguins beat the Islanders, 5-2, on Saturday night.
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French apparel company Lacoste was the most resurgent brand, reaching the 42nd position from 94th in 2015, followed by Mirinda that jumped to 41st from the 88th spot.
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PARIS, April 1 (Reuters) - French car sales rose 7.13 percent in March, the country's main industry association said on Friday, led by Renault and a resurgent General Motors .
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Some politicians in former Soviet republics and satellite states regard the parade as crude sabre-rattling by a resurgent Russia they say poses a threat to Europe's security.
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"We have a battle against those who seek to demonize our people and the resurgent anti-Semitism that we see in many parts of the world," he said.
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Finland are stepping up their cooperation on cyber defense in the face of increased threats in cyberspace and a resurgent Russia.
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Quebec is a political stronghold for Trudeau and is seen as key to his party's chances of re-election in an October election against a resurgent Conservative opposition.
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Wider gains were capped, however, by resurgent concerns about the U.S.-China trade conflict and caution ahead of the U.S. non-farm jobs report due later on Friday.
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The restriction on publicly releasing the information comes as the United States is implementing a new strategy in Afghanistan aimed at turning the tide against a resurgent Taliban.
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Canada must now survive a two-leg playoff against a resurgent Uruguay to qualify for a spot in Pool D, a group that includes Australia, Wales and Georgia.
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This was not a rally in support of a Confederate statue; as The Atlantic's Matt Thompson put it, it was a "pride march" for America's resurgent white supremacists.
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It is a sign the 'great unwinding' of crisis-era low interest rates is spreading and resurgent growth in Europe and the United States is benefiting Asia too.
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They had Mark Teixeira, who had a resurgent season last year until it was ended in mid-August by a freak accident, a foul ball off his shin.
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With the opening of a new period of competition between the US and its NATO allies and a resurgent Russia, the North Atlantic is once again vitally important.
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Many of China's independent refiners, which buy a fifth of imported crude, are losing cash due to the resurgent oil price, tough new taxes and shrinking diesel demand.
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A new balance of power will eventually emerge between the Shiite powers, centered on Iran, and the Sunnis centered on either the Saudis or, perhaps, a resurgent Turkey.
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The resurgent Hurricanes are 6-212-215 in their last eight games after snapping a two-game losing streak with a 24-22.56 win over Florida on Sunday.
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And second, how to reconcile the desire of core Western European countries like Germany and France, which seek to further integrate the bloc, with Eastern countries' resurgent nationalism.
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Data released Tuesday show exports jumped 21.5 percent from the same month the year before, bouncing back from a contraction the previous month thanks to resurgent global demand.
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Data released Tuesday show exports jumped 1503 percent from the same month the year before, bouncing back from a contraction the previous month thanks to resurgent global demand.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Officially the talk at this week's NATO summit in Warsaw was all about deterring a resurgent Russia, supporting Ukraine and Afghanistan, and protecting Baltic NATO members.
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That would raise tensions further in the region of 7.5 million people, a former principality with its own language and culture, and potentially hurt the resurgent Spanish economy.
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Dig in to this gorgeous new mix, exclusively for THUMP, from Guy J. DJ Mag took a trip to South Africa to discover is resurgent electronic music scene.
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Treasury yields fell on Tuesday afternoon after $13 billion of new five-year notes were sold to strong demand and on resurgent worries about U.S.-China trade tensions.
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People think abuse 'is natural' The revelations from Shim and other skaters come as a resurgent women's movement is demanding changes to South Korea's notoriously patriarchal, conservative culture.
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At first blush, the luxury fashion industry would appear to have little to do with a resurgent labor movement that identifies "millionaires and billionaires" as its great antagonists.
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"PUFF DADDY," a collaboration with the resurgent ex-LOUDPVCK producer Kenny Beats, is as irresistibly vicious as anything on Peggy's mind-bending album of the year contender, Veteran.
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New Yorkers are intimately aware of this, from the rapidly deteriorating subway system and multiplying bike lanes, to the resurgent fleet of ferries churning along the city's waterways.
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In an environment of a stronger U.S. economy and resurgent European political risk, the dollar may, at least temporarily, resume its former role as a safe-haven currency.
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Thiem, who is in the opposite half of the draw from Nadal, would most likely have to get past a resurgent Djokovic to even return to the final.
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The Grizzlies' interest stems from a desire to provide some frontcourt depth behind another former All-Star in Marc Gasol, who is having a resurgent season for Memphis.
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In a move that won the backing of a resurgent Russian Orthodox Church, domestic violence legislation was softened earlier this year from a criminal to an administrative offense.
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Nike has also lost some market share to rival Adidas in the US, which has been resurgent in its push to capture more of the North American market.
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The win is a necessary one for Sanders — who went into Tuesday as the frontrunner in the Democratic primary, but is still fending off a resurgent Joe Biden.
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Even in the face of resurgent populism and rampant nationalism, Germans exude a quiet, stolid sense of obligation to a brighter, more integrated future at home and internationally.
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Since we never got to invest in the buildup of their relationship, it's hard to be affected by the breakdown, or to root that hard for resurgent romance.
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And as it does so, the carefully crafted image of a resurgent Russia and a decadent, devious West is becoming more difficult for Moscow's spin doctors to maintain.
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Far-right militancy is resurgent in Germany, in ways that are new and very old, horrifying a country that prides itself on dealing honestly with its murderous past.
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Djokovic, who relies on his movement to extend points and force opponent errors, showed off all of his best qualities against a resurgent Milos Raonic, the 32nd seed.
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Joel Embiid scored 26 points, Ersan Ilyasova added 18 and the resurgent 76ers beat the Toronto Raptors, 94-89, in Philadelphia for their seventh win in nine games.
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The analysts noted that the resurgent renminbi was coming even as authorities had begun to lower market interest rates, indicating a policy shift away from supporting the yuan.
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But fears of resurgent violence after the Constitutional Court upheld Bongo's victory last week failed to materialize and Bongo was sworn in at a subdued ceremony on Tuesday.
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Since 2014, resurgent Taliban militants have gained territory, and the Afghan security forces have lost men at such high rates that entire units have needed to be replenished.
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On his website, The Resurgent, he wrote Wednesday that he would vote for French but gave him low odds of even getting on the ballot in many states.
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And there is a new alternative - the resurgent Greens, who are polling around 13%, buoyed by the fact the environment has shot to the top of Austrians' concerns.
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Clapper told senators on the intelligence committee that even though al Qaeda's core leadership in Afghanistan and Pakistan has largely been decimated, the group's affiliates are resilient and resurgent.
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And the Americans boast the resurgent Tiger Woods, who is coming off his first tour victory in five years and has five top-20s in his past eight events.
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For third-seeded Seton Hall, it's a continuation of a resurgent season where coach Kevin Willard's team was picked to finish seventh by his fellow coaches in the preseason.
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Europe's unification process since the early 1950s has been defined by its American defense umbrella and a resurgent Germany setting the dynamics to the continent's economy — and much more.
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And, by persuading President Donald Trump to appear on stage with him, he was showing a resurgent India, respected by world leaders and walking tall on the world stage.
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In Afghanistan the Taliban is resurgent and has become the de facto opposition party with which peace must be negotiated to bring an end to 17 years of war.
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The April referendum was non-binding but marked an important moment in a recently resurgent national conversation about reparations that has involved activists, presidential candidates, and other academic institutions.
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Lurking in the background, of course, is a resurgent China that is ready -- indeed eager -- to enter any vacuum left by a strategic shift by a post-Obama America.
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I need everything- Despite this talk in the last week or so of a resurgent red wave, I still think the math means that that Democrats take the House.
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While the mainstream rebel groups struggled to defend their front lines from the resurgent Assad regime, a renegade al Qaeda offshoot, the Islamic State, launched a series of assaults.
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The universal provisions surely had a lot to do with the ACA's resurgent popularity as it came under attack: Obamacare finally achieved solid majority support in the past year.
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In June it was squeezed by both the resurgent Scottish Conservatives, who picked up much of the unionist vote, and by Labour, which outflanked the SNP on its left.
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The triple champion's first win this season returned Mercedes to the top of the podium after Vettel won last month's season opening race in Australia for a resurgent Ferrari.
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In all, independents won 322 of the 1,159 seats that were contested in Wales, second only to Labour and well ahead of a resurgent Conservative Party, which won 184.
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In Afghanistan the Taliban is resurgent and has become the de facto opposition party with which peace must be negotiated to bring an end to 21 years of war.
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The producer group also raised concerns about rising global oil inventories and resurgent U.S. supply in its monthly report, and raised its forecast for non-OPEC production for 2017.
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Read MoreUS close to recession, world already in one: Pro There are two main contributing factors to this recession, Pal told CNBC: A resurgent U.S. dollar and China's slowdown.
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The East African country's refugee population has risen sharply recently as people flood in from eastern Congo, where resurgent ethnic and inter-communal violence has uprooted hundreds of thousands.
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As also happened in Afghanistan when British troops were sent into Helmand in 2006 to take on a resurgent Taliban, there was a fatal mismatch between ends and means.
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And for those who really want to see a resurgent Democratic Party in 2018 and the next presidential election, this race is another dangerous case of political fool's gold.
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Greenspan has lived in Hamilton for almost his entire adult life, and he's seen the city move through several distinct stages: thriving steel capital, depressed punchline, resurgent creative hub.
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His administration is now considering boosting by 3,000 to 5,000 soldiers the 8,400-strong U.S. contingent helping Afghan forces fight a resurgent Taliban, current and former U.S. officials say.
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But crude prices have nevertheless slipped from mid-April highs on concerns about weakness in the gasoline market, resurgent U.S. shale oil production and stubbornly high global crude stockpiles.
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A resurgent export sector underpinned by a brightening global economy helped China post surprisingly strong gross domestic product growth of 6.9 percent in the first half of the year.
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The U.S. men have not failed to finish in the top three since the event was introduced in 1964 but champions France and resurgent Australia will be tough opponents.
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The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, or ARSA, which sparked the 2017 crisis with attacks on security posts, is resurgent in the camps, refugees say, alongside several other armed groups.
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That probably won't happen any time soon, but United Rentals is much closer to a pure play on the resurgent U.S. economy and that's what we like in Cramerica.
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The Taliban have been resurgent in the Ghazni area in recent weeks, and the US has sent additional troops into the region to help Afghan forces retain control there.
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The idea of putting original music into scripted TV shows has been resurgent recently, in NBC's "Smash" in 2012 and in ABC's "Galavant" and CW's "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" now.
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Beijing, China (CNN)Why is President Xi Jinping, the most powerful Chinese leader in decades, presiding over a wealthy and resurgent China, embracing the philosophical ideas of Karl Marx?
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The disease has also been resurgent in the United States, with 1,261 individual cases of measles confirmed in 31 states so far in 2019, the C.D.C. reported this month.
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Stoltenberg, whose term was set to expire in 2020, has been secretary general since 2014 at a time when allies have grappled with how to handle a resurgent Russia.
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The rush to condemn the Amazon-Whole Foods acquisition is indicative of a resurgent antitrust populism that has emerged in policy commentary and has been advocated by some politicians.
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He needs allies, so he has struck an alliance with the military — the chief of staff was a witness at his daughter's wedding — and extreme nationalists are now resurgent.
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Since then, low gas prices and a resurgent economy have sent consumers flocking back to trucks and SUVs, which is a trend industry observers don't see reversing anytime soon.
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There was growing anger from a resurgent left, who believed that the governor did not do enough to push progressive policies in New York or counteract the Trump administration.
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Macron said on French radio on Tuesday that Europe needed a real army to reduce reliance on the United States for defense in the face of a resurgent Russia.
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The Federal Reserve could be in for a bumpy ride as resurgent Republicans led by President-elect Donald Trump look to make a big mark on the central bank.
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The Australian dollar was nearly flat against its U.S. counterpart at $0.7656, but skidded 0.7 percent against the resurgent Japanese currency to 78.57 yen, its lowest since Oct. 14.
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The concerns have escalated at a time when the coalition mission, including about 15,000 Americans, is expected to provide more help to Afghan forces struggling against a resurgent Taliban.
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Here's a conservative arguing the second point: Commentator Erick Erickson, best known as the guy behind the conservative blog RedState, who now operates The Resurgent, his own political site.
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The Vikings (6-6-1) are in line for the N.F.C.'s second wild card, but they have to fend off challenges from Philadelphia and a resurgent Green Bay.
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Fissette coached Kerber through a resurgent year that included a Wimbledon title, but he is now working with the two-time Grand Slam champion Victoria Azarenka, now ranked 51st.
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In the resurgent East: Toronto, Milwaukee and Philadelphia are playing better than Boston, which means the Celtics will not be getting that supposed free pass to the N.B.A. finals.
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Residents in the north and south were particularly hard hit as Afghan security forces struggled to hold off resurgent Taliban offensives in Kunduz and Helmand provinces, among other areas.
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Last week, he reached the final in Brisbane with wins over Andy Murray, Milos Raonic and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, then lost in three sets to a resurgent Kei Nishikori.
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The consequence, anyway, was that a ruling Conservative Party meant to romp home to decisive victory was returned to government with no overall majority — and a resurgent Mr. Corbyn.
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Also pressuring the dollar on Thursday was a resurgent euro, which jumped to a nine-day high after the ECB broadly stuck to its outlook for growth and inflation.
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When Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson visited this month to attend a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, he confronted a resurgent China everywhere he went.
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China, under its current rulers, is a resurgent and assertive nation-state that poses a fundamental challenge to the power position America built in Asia during the Cold War.
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Jennifer Finney Boylan Contributing Opinion Writer "It's like Forrest Gump won the presidency," said a Republican congressman in a conversation that Erick Erickson described last week on The Resurgent.
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The State Department has a new initiative to combat a resurgent Islamic State that includes creating a special task force to focus specifically on deteriorating security in the Sahel.
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The nation-dissolving forces of information technology and global markets were on a collision course, he argued, with resurgent religious fundamentalism and parochial loyalties deriving from blood and soil.
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Last week, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates again to sustain a record-long economic expansion and fend off risks including weak global growth and resurgent trade tensions.
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Chinese policymakers believe the decline in the yuan since October reflects market trends, especially of late when most currencies have fallen in the face of a resurgent U.S. dollar.
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The liberal West is witnessing a global shift away from the post-World War II order and toward great power competition marked by an ascending China and resurgent Russia.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's pace of economic growth likely picked up in the first quarter of this year, on resurgent exports and strong domestic demand, a Reuters poll showed.
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The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut rates for the second time this year, saying the reduction provided "insurance against ongoing risks," including weak world growth and resurgent trade tensions.
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In the late 1980s, as Mikhail S. Gorbachev's liberal policies took hold and the Soviet Union careered toward dissolution, Mr. Glazunov found himself a spokesman for resurgent Russian nationalism.
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The Obama administration opened combat roles to women back in December 2015, stirring a national conversation that, as demonstrated by the article's resurgent popularity, has continued to this day.
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In statements on joining the Senate NATO Observer Group, the new members talked about the need to demonstrate support for the alliance amid a resurgent Russia and other threats.
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At issue is a resurgent move by conservative Republicans to rescind, or cut about $60 billion in non-defense domestic spending increases that were key to winning Democratic votes.
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VICE recently caught up with two activists to discuss the significance of the BIE designation's existence and the current state of black organizing in a climate of resurgent white supremacy.
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At close on Monday, it had slipped into third place behind a resurgent Apple and rising Amazon, but all three companies are essentially battling it out for the top spot.
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After over two years, resurgent romances, drug investigations, an unplanned pregnancy and a bullet to her beau's chest, Jane the virgin finally shed the name by which we knew her.
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Similarly, in politics, both GreenLeft's strong showing and Emmanuel Macron's rise in French polls suggest that the threat posed by right-wing populists has sparked resurgent interest in defending liberalism.
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The yen had risen on Monday as U.S. equities tumbled, with the S&P 500 sliding 2.2 percent as investors fled technology shares amid resurgent worries over a trade war.
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Al Qaeda branch calls for new attacks against United States Al-Qaeda resurgent Acting Defense Minister Masoom Stanikzai told CNN that al Qaeda were keeping a low profile but expanding.
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Led by a resurgent automotive sector that set a record with more than 17 million units sold last year, the Michigan economy is among the best performing in the nation.
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Elementary Robotics was co-founded by Bill Gross, the brains behind an increasingly resurgent Idealab incubator, and Arye Barnehama, a former head of design at the augmented reality startup DAQRI.
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In 2018, with various extremisms and fundamentalisms resurgent in Europe and America, and movies so often still being dismissed as "mere" entertainment by many, it seems like a long shot.
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Its arduous path to approval provides one case study in the oil industry's struggle to open up a bottleneck holding back resurgent domestic oil production - an outmoded U.S. distribution system.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound held near a 10-day low on Monday as the twin forces of a resurgent dollar and reduced expectations of a Brexit deal fuelled a selloff.
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These days, resurgent population growth and an emphasis on transit-oriented development mean the streetcar could once again be a boon to the city—if only it were designed well.
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WARSAW, July 9 (Reuters) - Officially the talk at this week's NATO summit in Warsaw was all about deterring a resurgent Russia, supporting Ukraine and Afghanistan, and protecting Baltic NATO members.
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Trump saw what happened when Obama withdrew from Iraq and believes that doing so precipitously in Afghanistan would allow the Taliban to take over, and Al-Qaeda would be resurgent.
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The data comes amid other evidence of slowing consumer spending in the U.K. with surprisingly poor retail sales released last week and expectations that resurgent levels of inflation will persist.
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But the shifting balance of production and power has made intra-OPEC negotiations much less important and put much more emphasis on extra-OPEC negotiations, especially with a resurgent Russia.
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With nowhere to turn, the Sunni minority was vulnerable to co-option by a resurgent AQI, which by 2013 was responsible for levels of violence not seen since the surge.
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It is thanks to this role as the avatar of a resurgent nation that Mr Putin is staying popular during one of the worst economic crises in modern Russian history.
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In a development no one would have predicted only a month ago, a resurgent Labour Party has swept into first place in a new poll conducted for state broadcaster TVNZ.
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The lira TRYTOM=D3 has lost a fifth of its value this year, hit by a resurgent dollar and widening concern about a crackdown following the July 15 failed coup.
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Countering the new abnormal demands citizens and leaders alike commit to taking purposeful policy actions that invent and implement a resurgent set of global values, resource allocation, and governance processes.
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A resurgent second half helped Marquette earn the program's first victory against Purdue in 10 tries, as the Golden Eagles outscored the Boilermakers 40-17 in the final 20 minutes.
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Carnegie Mellon's Dov Levin figures that America intervened in 85033 elections between 1946 and 2000, including the 1996 Russian contest, in which Boris Yeltsin narrowly defeated a resurgent communist party.
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It's hard to listen in on the director's thoughts, or to eavesdrop on Napoleon and Marianne, without thinking about France's current identity crisis, and also about Russia's resurgent, defensive nationalism.
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His new job will be much more daunting -- he inherits a nation riven with economic woes, security threats and a resurgent military looking to increase its grasp on political life.
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Amid a resurgent focus on the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory that prompted a discussion on "fake news" in the election cycle, "22019 Minutes" reported Sunday on how such stories are spread.
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Russia could find itself having to commit even more troops and resources to the campaign in Syria to combat the resurgent militancy that increasingly sees Moscow as a primary foe.
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The move also further tarnishes the legacy of the Sochi Olympics, an event held up by President Vladimir Putin to promote his image of Russia as a resurgent world power.
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While some states stress the resurgent Russia has not delivered on commitments in the so-called Minsk peace process for east Ukraine, others want to restore trade ties with Moscow.
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The election is arguably the toughest faced by Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, as it contends with a resurgent opposition pact led by former strongman Mahathir Mohamad.
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So if you want exposure to the resurgent Chinese economy, and I do want that, I say you stick with the big established names you can get your head around.
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Defense hawks have argued the planned cuts don't take into account recent world events such as the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, and a resurgent Russia.
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Global investors have rendered their verdict on Donald J. Trump as president: Sell government bonds and pile into stocks that will benefit the most from a resurgent United States economy.
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Miguel Cabrera continued his resurgent spring Sunday, hitting a two-run homer and two-run double as the Detroit Tigers walloped the Toronto Blue Jays 18-6 in Lakeland, Fla.
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This combustible realignment of political views, Finkelstein explained, would translate into a resurgent longing for strongman leaders throughout the world, short on specific policy proposals, but long on authoritarian swagger.
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Boris Johnson's upcoming election campaign will be met by a resurgent Liberal Democrats, who have built up their biggest ever election war chest, according to figures seen by Business Insider.
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But perhaps the most important spark to the Pelicans' resurgent play was reserve center Donatas Motiejunas, who scored 29 points and had seven rebounds and four assists in 153 minutes.
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The Conservative Party as a whole will have to do a lot better than this if it is to make a compelling case against a resurgent far-left Labour Party.
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The elections is arguably the toughest faced by Prime Minister Najib Razak's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, as it contends with a resurgent opposition pact led by former strongman Mahathir Mohamad.
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When the results rolled in on Tuesday night, the depth of her troubles became increasingly clear: Not only was she trailing Sanders, but a resurgent Biden had leapfrogged them both.
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This time, the vote will take place as a resurgent Taliban has taken more territory, and about one-third of the polling stations will not open because of deteriorating security.
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Jarrett Allen had 16 points and 12 rebounds for the resurgent Nets (93-18), who have the N.B.A.'s longest active winning streak right after an eight-game losing skid.
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In their first full season in Tampa Bay, McDonagh has had a resurgent season, ranking No. 212 in the league with a plus-228 rating, and Miller tallied 22013 points.
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Angelique Kerber, the 2016 Australian Open winner, continued her resurgent run with a 6-18, 6-4 victory over Anna-Lena Friedsam to extend her streak to 10 consecutive wins.
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And political fear of resurgent fascism, which can cause some cognitive dissonance since at least some of Europe's neo-fascists profess sympathy for Israel while expressing open hostility to Muslims.
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They are concerned about its history of bleeding money, and its recent slowing growth in the face of stiff competition from a resurgent Lyft in the US and competitors abroad.
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If not for his interest in history, Mr. Melikhov, 60, would seem a good fit with Mr. Putin's vision of a resurgent Russia built around traditional values and muscular patriotism.
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One diplomat said the focus on Eastern European nations might be designed to pressure those EU countries most dependent on U.S. security assistance in the face of a resurgent Russia.
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On Wednesday, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates again to sustain a record-long economic expansion and insure against risks such as weak global growth and resurgent trade tensions.
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Backing for the centrist PRI has gradually crumbled since President Enrique Pena Nieto took office in December 2012 because of anger over corruption, resurgent gang violence and tepid economic growth.
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Mark Noble scored twice while Sebastien Haller and Felipe Anderson added a goal each as the Hammers looked resurgent after a poor run of form under previous manager Manuel Pellegrini.
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Sanders slowly recovered from a summer slump, and the new institutions of the resurgent left portrayed Warren as an updated Hillary Clinton: an establishment Democrat who could not be trusted.
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His most likely coalition choices are to ally with the resurgent Greens, possibly in a three-way tie-up with the liberal Neos, or link up again with the FPO.
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Washington (CNN)Just as the White House is caught in a political minefield over the Russia investigation, the Pentagon is taking its toughest line yet against Russia's resurgent nuclear forces.
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But over the weekend, calls have come from Erick Erickson of The Resurgent and Jamie Weinstein of The Daily Caller for 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney to enter the race.
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The Republicans' shameful blockade of the Merrick Garland nomination was an effort to freeze those victories in place while waiting for a resurgent conservative majority to ratify and strengthen them.
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Mr. Tillerson's visit to Ankara, the Turkish capital, was intended to reassure a NATO ally in the fight against the Islamic State and a regional bulwark against a resurgent Iran.
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Helped by a resurgent tourism sector, Greece's battered economy grew 0.3 percent in April-to-June compared with the first quarter, creating hopes for a turnaround in the second half.
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Rafael Nadal, who is seeded No. 2, faces resurgent veteran Tomas Berdych, who beat him in straight sets here in 2015, which was their most recent meeting on hard courts.
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The implication is clear: the people of the United Kingdom must forsake the resurgent nationalism that has characterized domestic politics in advance of a June 21961 referendum on EU membership.
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They continued to balk, even after American military officials argued that London or Paris was more likely to be attacked by a resurgent Islamic State than New York or Washington.
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Boosted by economic growth in Asia and a resurgent U.S. petrochemicals industry, global oil demand will increase by 6.9 million bpd by 2023 to 104.7 million, according to the IEA.
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In his final State of the Union address, President Obama pointed to a resurgent economy and to the nation's improved standing in the world, despite inequality at home and terrorism abroad.
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An Iranian source has said Tehran is targeting India, Asia's fastest-growing oil market, as the main destination for its resurgent oil exports, which has been backed up by shipping schedules.
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In a March article for the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, Lachlan Wilson and Jason Pack describe ISIS as resurgent in Libya, after losing the territory it held in 2016.
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The former Labour Party leader has previously said his new organization was created in reaction to "resurgent populism," and he has drawn some support for his cause from the Liberal Democrats.
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Now, ten years later, Google is the incumbent and Chrome is getting challenged both from a technical perspective, thanks to a resurgent Firefox, and by a wave of anti-Google sentiment.
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Against the resurgent Japanese currency, the euro tumbled 0.4 percent to 124.88, as investors locked in gains following the European currency's move to a 13-month high of 125.815 on Tuesday.
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According to excerpts from his opening statement released before the hearing, Tillerson will say that Russia poses a danger and NATO allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent Moscow.
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LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Germany's 303-year government bond yield rose to their highest in almost 2-1/2 years on Monday as worries about resurgent inflation battered world bond markets.
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With meth resurgent and the opioid crisis showing no sign of abating, a growing number of people are getting endocarditis from injecting the drugs — sometimes repeatedly if they continue shooting up.
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The hiring spree, including some 3,500 workers through this year and plans for at least 2,000 more in 2018, reflects a resurgent economy and stiffer competition from Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.
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But it also serves a strategic purpose: sending a defiant message to a resurgent and expansionist China by allowing Vietnam to strengthen military ties with an increasingly diverse group of countries.
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The beer will be sold through a church shop and will also be available at restaurants and cafes in the resurgent nightlife quarter around the neo-Gothic church in central Brussels.
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The resurgent Montreal Canadiens look to sweep the home-and-home series and extend their winning streak to five games when they host the struggling Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night.
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The zone's resurgent wolf population poses a threat to nearby livestock, so local farms pay hunters like Krivenchik a flat fee of 150 Belarussian roubles ($80) for each wolf they kill.
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The bottom line from Eurasia Group and GZERO Media president Ian Bremmer (punctuation his): Go deeper: America's great foreign policy divide America's resurgent hegemony How Mike Pence wields foreign policy power
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Afghan forces have struggled to combat a resurgent Taliban since U.S. and NATO forces formally concluded their combat mission at the end of 2014, switching to a counterterrorism and support role.
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It fell to a three-week low against a resurgent yen on Monday after the Japanese currency received a boost from reports the central bank was contemplating scaling back its stimulus.
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The U.S. auto industry is also racking up record sales and profits, largely due to the resurgent popularity of trucks and sport utility vehicles fueled by gasoline prices at multiyear lows.
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U.S. and allied forces are battling a resurgent Taliban as well as an Islamic State affiliate in Afghanistan, which is still gripped by unrest 16 years after the U.S.-led invasion.
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While there could be hurdles such as resurgent output and deceleration in demand growth over the next few months, many producers are more bullish on the prices of oil long-term.
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But with the traditional right embracing them so loudly in the context of a resurgent far right, there's no question that the far right itself is gaining ground as an ideology.
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Her experience scaling businesses, ability to empathize with entrepreneurs, innovative track record, and her phenomenal marketing and communication skills leaves me optimistic about the potential for a resurgent Small Business Administration.
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Top seed Federer, bidding to catch Rafa Nadal and finish a resurgent year as number one in the rankings, returns to action on Thursday when he takes on Frenchman Benoit Paire.
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EFSF, Spain and Quebec led the charge in the euro market, raising a combined €15.5bn, while the US dollar market was also resurgent, with EBRD, ADB and the Manitoba printing deals.
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A resurgent liberal wing of the party is sending early warning shots over Gorusch, saying that they view any vote for him as a vote against party values — and for Trump.
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Now it is one link in a fluid arbitrage chain between a resurgent CME in the United States and the increasing powerhouse that is the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) in China.
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President Barack Obama faced a similar choice when he first assumed office in January 2009; a resurgent Taliban looked like they were about to wrest control of much of southern Afghanistan.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and it sure seems like music's biggest names were sick and tired of being left out of this space in favor of resurgent indie rockers.
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U.S. crude production, aided in large part by resurgent shale output, grew by 550,000 bpd in July compared with a year earlier to 9.24 million bpd, its highest since November 2015.
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Resurgent calls for a European Super League will be especially likely if big clubs such as Manchester United and Liverpool keep failing to qualify for the Champions League on merit alone.
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Divided over Brexit from activist level right up to cabinet ministers, and losing public support to a resurgent Labour led by socialist Jeremy Corbyn, May is leading a fragile minority government.
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But the high-profile killing of Cali that night was actually just the latest episode suggesting the mob was resurgent as a force in American culture, if not politics or business.
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They include a militarily resurgent Russia; the instabilities of an imploding Syria and jihadist-inspired terrorism; and Afghanistan, where the Taliban now controls more territory than at any time since 2001.
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Growing concerns over online radicalization and resurgent far-right extremism have forced many tech companies to ramp up content moderation programs, which have so far largely relied on self-reporting mechanisms.
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In brief remarks on Thursday, Mr. Yildirim said he would focus on the country's fight against terrorism; Turkey faces a resurgent war with Kurdish militants and threats by the Islamic State.
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And in the US, 2018 saw a resurgent Democratic Party take a majority in the House thanks to huge gains in the suburbs that overcame staunch Republican support from rural areas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The global platinum market deficit will rise sharply next year thanks to resurgent demand from the jewellery and industrial sectors and declining production, an industry report said on Tuesday.
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The standout in Wawrinka's quarter, however, is Juan Martín del Potro, who needed a wild card to enter the main draw despite his resurgent form and a silver medal in Rio.
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INSIDE PITCH C. C. Sabathia continued his resurgent stretch of stellar performances with seven more shutout innings Friday to lead the Yankees past the Detroit Tigers, 4-0, at Yankee Stadium.
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Ms. Merkel needs to fend off a resurgent Russia that is promoting its brand of illiberal democracy by backing right-wing parties throughout the Continent and fanning the flames of populism.
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With a late-season run and a program dominated by New York City players, Seton Hall became a symbol of a reconfigured, resurgent Big East, where basketball is once again king.
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John F. Campbell, warned of challenging times ahead for the country and encouraged reforms in the Afghan security forces, which have struggled in fighting a resurgent Taliban without NATO combat support.
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No one is saying the Knights had to keep Staal, but after a resurgent 2016-17 campaign, he has a reasonable contract and a lot of value on the open market.
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The Montreal Canadiens own the best record in the NHL and will put their perfect home record on the line when they host the resurgent Los Angeles Kings on Thursday night.
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Nadal will renew his rivalry with a resurgent Novak Djokovic, the former No. 1 and three-time Wimbledon champion, who defeated Kei Nishikori, 63-3, 3-6, 211-211, 230-230.
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" Hochschild suggests that Rose's story should speak to us because in our new Gilded Age, "the appeal of making that magical leap from poverty to great affluence is once again resurgent.
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But I'm telling you, with white supremacists resurgent and wielding power, this pulled-pork-loving, drive-on-Saturdays secular Jew has never been happier to be called a Jewish-American Novelist.
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At a time of resurgent white nationalism, Dr. King's message of racial and economic justice, and the movement that he built alongside thousands of other imperfect people, is still vitally important.
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Defending champions United States are looking to win on European soil for the first time for 25 years and have resurgent 14-times major winner Tiger Woods to spearhead their challenge.
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Sharapova, who had lost to Sevastova at the United States Open last year, next faces the resurgent 20 Australian Open champion, Angelique Kerber, who has not lost a match all year.
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The resurgent dollar may create another big problem for giant US multinational companies that are already staring to struggle from lower demand abroad as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Resurgent authoritarian powers like Russia and nonstate actors like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda are waging war against the very principles the United Nations and NATO were founded to protect.
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U.S. allies and aid organizations have pushed for an end to the Turkish invasion, which has surfaced fears of a new humanitarian crisis in the region and a resurgent ISIS threat.
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Supporters of a resurgent opposition party spilled onto Phnom Penh's streets to protest suspected election fraud, and only dispersed after military police opened fire and killed or injured dozens of people.
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Sports Briefing The rising teenage star Kylian Mbappe and the resurgent forward Radamel Falcao scored early goals as Monaco beat Borussia Dortmund, 3-1, to reach the Champions League semifinals Wednesday.
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"Turkey has neither the intent, desire, nor capacity to manage 60k detainees in al Hol camp, which State and DoD IGs warn is the nucleus for a resurgent ISIS," McGurk said.
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Trudeau and the Liberals face a difficult reelection campaign, with a resurgent Green party on the left and in the wake of a blackface scandal which has soured voters towards him.
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Without having to conform to strict religious dietary laws, these restaurants and cafes can serve as lay centers of Berlin's resurgent secular Jewish community, and foster inventive cross-cultural mash-ups.
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West Germany relied on the alliance to protect it from the Soviets throughout the Cold War and many Eastern European countries now see it as their guarantee against a resurgent Russia.
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"I think I've earned some credibility here," Mr. Obama said tartly, repeating the phrase three times as he checked off the metrics of a resurgent automobile industry and recovering manufacturing sector.
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Fortnite is facing increased competition, not just from obvious games like Apex Legends, but also the return of World of Warcraft and a resurgent Minecraft, which have steadily taken over Twitch.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Last year, the American military spent more than $220 million to rebuild the Afghan Army's 215th Corps, which is battling resurgent Taliban militants in the southern province of Helmand.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who had begun the decade arguing for a libertarian GOP that could win young voters, ended it with a book responding to the resurgent popularity of socialism.
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Describing the U.S. economic outlook as "favourable", Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the rate cut was designed "to provide insurance against ongoing risks" including weak global growth and resurgent trade tensions.
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Stock markets were routed around the globe on Monday and bond yields rose as resurgent U.S. inflation raised the possibility central banks would tighten policy more aggressively than had been expected.
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The successor of the Ottoman Empire, which played the game of great power politics until its defeat during World War I, Turkish officials consider a resurgent Turkey an important world power.
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A broadly resurgent U.S. dollar prompted investors to square positions in a thin market before the central bank conference, an annual event organized by the Kansas City Fed, begins on Thursday.
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With Europe heading into a political campaign of its own for the European Parliament, the resurgent, populist right in a host of countries has to be feeling a new energy now.
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If she votes to acquit the president, the state's resurgent Democratic Party and its national allies are likely to clobber her as out of step with the state's light blue hue.
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The agreement highlighted the gap between what Mr. Trump sees as the proper approach to a resurgent Russia and how lawmakers — even Republicans who broadly support Mr. Trump — want to proceed.
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Today, with urban living resurgent and transit-rich parts of New York City becoming increasingly unaffordable, we need to revisit plans to better link boroughs outside Manhattan to the city's center.
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An agreement with the Taliban that brings them into the Afghan political mainstream would create an opportunity to harness their interests in and capability to deal with any resurgent terrorist groups.
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Since then, a resurgent Russia has annexed Crimea in a move Western nations say was illegal, backed separatists in eastern Ukraine and meddled in Western elections including the U.S. presidential election.
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If Germany can't trust that the US will continue to defend Europe's borders, especially in the face of a resurgent Russia, then any sane German chancellor would have to start worrying.
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You can see video footage of the MOAB below: The Taliban has also been resurgent in Afghanistan in recent months, reclaiming territory that US-coalition forces had long fought to hold.
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While Nadal has had a resurgent 2017 after an injury-marred 2016, it's been a down season so far for the other two: Murray's won only one tournament so far, Djokovic two.
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The resurgent demand from new Collateralized Loan Obligation funds (CLO) and cross-over buyers overwhelmed the meager supply of loans, pushing secondary prices higher and making it more difficult to buy loans.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan Inc is caught in the crossfire of the trade war between the United States and China, as a resurgent yen threatens to sap profits and complicate the economic outlook.
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The plans are the clearest indication yet of Japan's ambition to become a regional power as a military build-up by China and a resurgent Russia puts pressure on its U.S. ally.
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Moves on major markets were tight, with the common denominator still a weaker greenback, down 1103 percent against the yen, and as much as 0.7 percent against a resurgent New Zealand dollar.
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