The comments come amid a large retrenchment at the company.
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So I don't want to suggest there won't be retrenchment.
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Is there a danger of retrenchment if it doesn't happen?
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IS THERE DANGER OF A RETRENCHMENT IF IT DOESN'T PASS?
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A politics of fear and resentment and retrenchment takes hold.
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Not in terms of hate and retrenchment and digging it.
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They want a strong military presence overseas rather than retrenchment.
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"This is definitely a period of retrenchment and consolidation," Kessler said.
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American and European retrenchment has been partially offset by expansion elsewhere.
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It's a one-year retrenchment with an eye on the future.
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Mr Goyal claims the retrenchment is merely a pause for breath.
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It was not a night of surprises, but one of retrenchment.
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The fears that drive retrenchment on trade must be reckoned with.
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Fiscal retrenchment was the main drag on headline growth in early 2016.
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Terrorism was its main threat, and it could be combatted through retrenchment.
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This retrenchment has resonated with officers in Rockford and around the country.
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We've lurched from eras of great progressive change to periods of retrenchment.
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Analysts expect to see more evidence of retrenchment in the coming quarters.
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But the company's retrenchment underscored the broader fragility of the economic expansion.
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Trump doubled down in his convention speech, filled with retrenchment protectionism and isolationism.
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They don't want a conservation or even a retrenchment; they want a revolution.
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Compounding this limited view has been a retrenchment of the national press geographically.
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But the tone of Koch network leaders this weekend suggested a possible retrenchment.
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Will this cause a retrenchment from the opportunities that cities offer, an exodus?
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Uber said the merger did not imply a strategy of further retrenchment elsewhere.
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The hope is to bypass the Trump administration's retrenchment on climate change action.
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A retrenchment by WeWork could roil the world's largest commercial real estate markets.
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The outcry prompted the board to postpone and finally abandon the proposed retrenchment.
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China's retrenchment from Silicon Valley has been quiet, subtle, and hard to track.
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Perhaps our own social retrenchment has sharpened our awareness of nostalgia's platitudes and falsities.
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"The interest of retrenchment era Mormonism is to set Mormons apart again," he added.
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The retrenchment marks a definitive end to Deutsche's aspirations to become Europe's Goldman Sachs.
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An inevitable retrenchment around Hulu is probably in the near future for these companies.
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Why is Poland, the poster child for economic liberalization, going through its own retrenchment?
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"But there is a clear pattern that there's a political risk in pursuing retrenchment."
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"No matter how you slice it, this is a dramatic retrenchment" Ms. Freeman said.
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But among the many culprits behind the crisis, the government's retrenchment is critical, too.
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Do we think that we're in for a year of retrenchment, broadly, in media?
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Yet, often institutional anxiety yields to retrenchment and a return to traditional methods and strategies.
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" Obama added that the "politics of fear and resentment and retrenchment" have begun to "appear.
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Every year since then has been either a fiasco, catastrophe, retrenchment, or an outright retreat.
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That strategy may be well-advised, given the apparent retrenchment in the worldwide wearables market.
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These markets are less liquid than U.S. Treasuries, so potentially more vulnerable to Japanese retrenchment.
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The International Monetary Fund has warned about a retrenchment in global capital and trade flows.
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The retrenchment follows Ford's announcement last month of a reorganization of its global salaried workforce.
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Subsequent decades have seen virtually no retrenchment in the sect's mistrust of the larger world.
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He suggested that a massive retrenchment and cancellation of projects will uphold a bullish view.
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The professor, Jody Freeman, called the Trump rule "a dramatic retrenchment," not a dramatic entrenchment.
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So I think the argument about means-testing and its effect on retrenchment is complicated.
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You have the example of Margaret Thatcher privatizing public housing as rare politically popular retrenchment.
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This led to 223.3 million rand of retrenchment and other related costs in the year.
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This is not so much a retrenchment of the single market as an abrupt truncation.
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The action and Wall Street narrative recall the backdrop to the August-September market retrenchment.
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Congress has been the first line of defense against American retrenchment and should be lauded.
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These are real cuts and real growth, representing the largest financial retrenchment in modern times.
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A retrenchment after 2015's market crash means many brokerage staff are braced for smaller payouts.
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Certainly, for a number of companies and their investors, this retrenchment will be a huge problem.
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But Latin America, a region of more than 22016 million people, is suffering its own retrenchment.
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The "Greatest Generation" understood that retrenchment as a foreign policy simply emboldened dictators, fascists and zealots.
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Allowing this kind of retrenchment on voting rights sets a dangerous precedent, especially in the South.
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On the defensive in both countries, the group has been making preparations for retrenchment and survival.
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One nonprofit university that could benefit from this kind of regulatory retrenchment is Liberty University itself.
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Fiscal conservatism can use policy design to force retrenchment that favors white voters over minority voters.
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The data underscores the degree to which industry retrenchment is curtailing individual's options within the marketplaces.
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Both industries employ millions of workers and will be the country's boldest retrenchment effort in 20 years.
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The collapse in crude prices is turning into a trillion-dollar retrenchment for the global oil industry.
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Why it matters: Israel is very concerned the move will deepen Iranian influence and military retrenchment in Syria.
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Meanwhile, a retrenchment from News Feed into more walled-off Groups and communities could exacerbate exposure to misinformation.
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Barack Obama pursued a foreign policy of retrenchment, and was openly sceptical about the value of hard power.
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A politics of fear and resentment and retrenchment takes hold and demagogues promise simple fixes to complex problems.
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In the longer term, the retrenchment is changing the outlook for the growth rate of publicly backed healthcare.
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Retrenchment still The weekend's developments with McRaven and in the Khashoggi case were revealing of the President's approach.
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The speech was classically populist and harked back to the days when Republicans preferred retrenchment to foreign intervention.
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He remained bullish on his forecast about the coin, despite a deep retrenchment in the digital currency's price.
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There are also plenty of local, mom-and-pop players that could likewise benefit from a Starbucks retrenchment.
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Uber's retrenchment in Germany can't be looked at as a permanent retreat, especially given the company's considerable resources.
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" He did not mention Mr. Trump by name, but warned against the "politics of fear, resentment and retrenchment.
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There would be more retrenchment, and in a country the impact would look more like China than not.
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That bureau is now gone – and that's a sign of growth for The New York Times, not retrenchment.
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These dynamics could change over time, as US retrenchment from the region might not be a reversible phenomenon.
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None of us foresaw the authoritarian retrenchment that has since been enacted by the new president, Xi Jinping.
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Spending on projects financed by the USD7.5bn GCC development fund provides crucial support to growth amid government retrenchment.
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Klein also pointed to Trump's successful use of populist rhetoric as evidence of a "giant retrenchment" away from globalization.
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Brexit wasn't to be a retrenchment or an exit from the global economy, the prime minister assured the markets.
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A major plank in President Trump's platform has been further retrenchment of the United States from its overseas commitments.
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From President Bush's "thumping" in the 2006 midterms to the resonance of retrenchment rhetoric from leaders ranging from Sen.
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Mr. Trump has not addressed tourism specifically, but on the campaign trail he has signaled a retrenchment from globalism.
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If EVs suppress the price of oil in decades to come, they could spark serious retrenchment in the industry.
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But at the moment, it's pretty clear that that's where the energies of those pushing for retrenchment are focused.
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To implement a strategic retrenchment from the Middle East, shrinking America's exposure to the region's dangerous and insoluble problems.
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Facing what they view as retrenchment by the federal government, some advocates for victims are turning to the courts.
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The natural antidote to this condition is not a retrenchment to amorphous, universal descriptors devoid of context or nuance.
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It seems faintly ridiculous, I admit, to talk about how Hillary Clinton would represent a retrenchment of executive power.
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"High leverage has historically been linked to elevated financial distress and retrenchment by businesses in economic downturns," the report said.
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But according to her latest research, escalating racial tensions don't lead to retrenchment of hard-line attitudes against gun laws.
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Nike's potential retrenchment from the surfwear market is emblematic of the stance of most major consumer companies towards the sector.
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It is worth studying their reasoning, in order to work out whether a retrenchment is inevitable or might be avoided.
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Programs become entrenched as beneficiaries multiply and interest groups develop around them, making retrenchment, or cuts, difficult if not impossible.
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"Any time there is progress made there will always be moments of retrenchment," Abrams said to me later on Saturday.
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Aside from job loss, the decades-long retrenchment in manufacturing created another problem: investing in training suffered across the board.
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Such a vicious cycle, retrenchment ensuring inaction, could only further demoralize grass-roots Republicans, deteriorating the party's standing even more.
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The administration is also apparently considering retrenchment against policies that appear neutral but have the effect of discriminating against minorities.
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If you overspend, and they've talked about that, and they had a retrenchment, obviously, which you reported about, then maybe.
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There is still time for the market to prove this is just a messy bull-market retrenchment — but not very much.
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Each was marked by a slowdown in GDP growth, a sharp decline in trade growth, and retrenchment in the financial sector.
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South America has shown worrying retrenchment as well: Freedom House no longer considers Ecuador and Venezuela to have a free press.
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Optimists hope for a repeat of a familiar pattern, where a period of retrenchment is followed by a spurt of reform.
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In the borough of Brooklyn—the city's hippest and most torrid real estate market—signs of a retrenchment appeared more pronounced.
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Taken together, Watson's order, Trump's reaction, and the Ninth Circuit's retrenchment aren't a final shutdown of the visa and refugee ban.
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Among sectors, we continue to see retrenchment in retail with more than 51,000 jobs lost in the past three months alone.
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Kelleher is currently overseeing a retrenchment of Morgan Stanley's fixed-income trading business, with 1,200 jobs set to be axed worldwide.
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"After 2280 years of expansion, investors are asking when we see a retrenchment," said Jonathan Insull, managing director at Crescent Capital.
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That retrenchment appears driven mostly by political factors, given that the economy has been relatively strong for the past several years.
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"The points made after Mahathir could be defined as pragmatic retrenchment," said Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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The continuing spread of coronavirus in Iran will continue to transmit to the Gulf, causing economic retrenchment in its wealthiest markets.
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This lasting depression, along with the retrenchment of the state, has allowed much of the nation's infrastructure to fall into neglect.
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The retrenchment follow a slump in investment banking at the end of last year, which has continued into the first quarter.
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Internationally, U.S. retrenchment ushered in a heyday for authoritarian aggressors and a dismal period for international human rights and press freedom.
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Valuations, stock returns and investor sentiment were suitably high to serve as the starting point for some kind of meaningful retrenchment.
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Many fear further retrenchment and moves against business such as last week's 90-day seizure of the nation's largest private bank.
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If in the United States, Europe, and across the globe, those of us who believe in trade and international engagement are seen as unwilling or unable to confront and correct the excesses and downsides of those policies, the voters may feel they have no choice but retrenchment, even if retrenchment means a leap into the unknown.
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Potential US military retrenchment could increase defence spending in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, adding to pressures for looser fiscal policy.
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"No single factor stands out as the cause of the retrenchment in portfolio flows to emerging markets," IIF said in a statement.
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An American retrenchment, if it materialises, would add to the unease the two countries feel at China's rise and North Korea's belligerence.
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He also worries that a "mood of retrenchment" means that Western countries are losing interest in the poorest parts of the world.
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Take away the rising trend and some degree of retrenchment was more or less inevitable ("Oil rally loses momentum", Reuters, May 11).
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As part of a broad retrenchment, Corbat has already shed consumer operations in 22 countries of more than 40 where Citigroup operated.
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Of course, a case can be made that retrenchment is where the industry is headed, especially for less-popular leagues and sports.
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The retrenchment of global banks is playing into the hands of some local players, which have no option but to stay put.
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Amid this retrenchment, business leaders, policymakers and academics who have long defended China against more hawkish views are suddenly changing their tune.
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Wanda's retrenchment began after Beijing launched a crackdown in mid-2017 on what it viewed as irrational acquisitions by some Chinese conglomerates.
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The retrenchment is the latest reversal for a series of major New York cultural projects that have been delayed, rethought or scrapped.
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It's impossible to know if the stock market's trouble this week is the beginning of a stock market retrenchment or an overreaction.
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In Paris, the debate is mostly about how to fill the gap left by American retrenchment, rather than about balancing U.S. power.
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In a retrenchment, Participant, which focuses on issues-oriented entertainment, laid off 50 percent of its work force and closed three divisions.
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It dumped two of its ambitious consumer offerings — Mailbox and its Carousel photo services — late last year as part of that retrenchment.
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In Valencia, retrenchment by multinationals including Fiat Chrysler, Colgate Palmolive, Johnson & Johnson and Nestle SA have rendered the city a near ghost town.
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After years of retrenchment following the Deepwater Horizon disaster, BP reported a hefty jump in headline profit for the second quarter, to $2.8bn.
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South Africa recently introduced a rate cap on unsecured consumer lending, which has led to a retrenchment from this segment by some banks.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 2 (Reuters) - AngloGold Ashanti said it will swing to a first-half profit due to increased production and lower retrenchment costs.
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The dramatic retrenchment in the energy sector, where spending dropped a stunning 90 percent following the collapse in oil prices two years ago.
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After months of steady growth, the pace of hiring stumbled in March as retailers shed more jobs as part of an industrywide retrenchment.
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"The reforms appear to have helped avoid significant retrenchment and market fragmentation, which were common features of past financial crises," said the report.
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Haley triggered a US retrenchment from the world body, with Washington pulling out of different agencies and cutting or reducing funding for others.
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Dauba-Pantanacce also noted the U.S.'s "retrenchment" from its traditional role in the region as partly to blame for growing Saudi influence.
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But whether that reflected an improvement in race relations or a retrenchment of racial segregation—or just savvy marketing—was up for debate.
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The bank is weighing a huge retrenchment of its equity and rates-trading units outside continental Europe, the FT reports, citing unnamed sources.
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Is a 12% drop from such levels enough to account for the rising possibility of flat-or-worse earnings and severe consumer retrenchment?
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Some observers believe, in fact, that the lure of Chinese talent and data will be too strong to allow for a total retrenchment.
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Yet the history of public assistance policies shows that measures like Governor Walker's can catalyze a vicious cycle of stigmatization and program retrenchment.
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And after seven months of retrenchment, repair and recovery, the broad stock indexes have notched a hard-won breakout to a record high.
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" Obama also criticized politicians pushing the "politics of fear, resentment, retrenchment," saying they are working "at a pace unimaginable just a few years ago.
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European leaders recently voted through a cut to the Mission's budget, which could signal a policy of retrenchment as they look closer to home.
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It's long been thought that "targeted" programs like welfare or Medicaid are more vulnerable to repeal or retrenchment than universal programs like Social Security.
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Almost every signal from the Trump administration has been one of retrenchment on drug addiction, not embracing the public health mentality favored by advocates.
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Surveys also point to a retrenchment of cost pressures in businesses and indicators of future wage growth have also soured a little of late.
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But in fact, homelessness first became a national crisis in the early 1980s, when the Reagan administration initiated a major retrenchment of social programs.
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But the retrenchment in purchases of big-ticket household items casts a cloud on the holiday shopping season, which typically kicks off around Thanksgiving.
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There is a serious risk of retrenchment if the traditional press' decline leaves it without the resources to continue these struggles for our freedoms.
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When Zittel left Brooklyn in 2000, many in the art world viewed it as a surprising retrenchment or even the end of her career.
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Animated movies have also been in short supply, in part because of an ongoing retrenchment at DreamWorks, which was sold to NBCUniversal in 279.2.
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Meanwhile, in startup land, there's a lot of re-thinking and re-evaluating in the wake of WeWork's cancelled IPO and the SoftBank retrenchment.
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So far, the slowdown has been concentrated in manufacturing, driven by a sharp retrenchment in business investment plans and spending on other durable goods.
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So far, the slowdown has been concentrated in manufacturing, driven by a sharp retrenchment in business investment plans and spending on other durable goods.
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Like every one else who has tried to rule a fissured and fractious party, Mr. Trump now faces a wrenching choice: retrenchment or realignment.
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On the whole, Life of Pablo is not a retrenchment after the shock of Yeezus but will probably seem lightweight in the short term.
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However, "the UK consumer is showing some early signs of retrenchment, which makes the rise in the impairment number a little more troubling," Hunter added.
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CNN is cutting its investment in personalized business app CNN MoneyStream, a move that marks the cable news company's latest retrenchment in its digital business.
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The costs from its retrenchment programme have hurt profits; annual pre-tax income fell by 62% to £67m ($89m) for the year ending March 31st.
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But the crash in oil prices — from nearly $24 a barrel in July 2014 to less than $50 six months later — brought a painful retrenchment.
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But the June vote must be at least partially to blame for the recent retrenchment of the British pound to 31-year lows, Greenspan said.
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In the '90s, center-left parties in the United States and Western Europe embraced lowered trade barriers, greater financial integration, welfare retrenchment, deregulation, and privatization.
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The improvement has been driven mainly by retrenchment in the eurozone periphery as well as developed Asia, helped by the windfall from lower commodity prices.
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The bank's major shareholders and top managers are also divided over how to proceed, with some favoring further investment in investment banking and others retrenchment.
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While in much of the world we are facing a retrenchment of democracy, and seeing a rising of illiberal regimes, somewhere is bucking the trend.
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This retrenchment is largely due to the trade conflict – nearly 70% believe that it has had a negative effect on the US and global economies.
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Mr. Trump's allergy to alliances, sympathy toward strongmen, and support for American retrenchment make for a toxic combination that would corrode America's position in Asia.
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It is the latest retrenchment for the center, which recently announced it was pulling back from its $500 million plan to renovate David Geffen Hall.
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President Trump's evident disinterest in even trying to reorient Republican governance away from priorities like welfare state retrenchment and regressive fiscal policy underscores the point.
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Part of the retrenchment is a response to a slowdown in new-car sales that has prompted automakers to slim their operations and shed jobs.
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The big insurers mostly pulled out of the state, and in the retrenchment that followed, Florida set up its own homeowners' insurer, Citizens Property Insurance.
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But the increased scrutiny is also complicating efforts by American industries to team up with Chinese investors and leading to a retrenchment in certain sectors.
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Without an obvious mandate (as the world knows, he lost the popular vote by 2.87 million), Trump has proposed a profound retrenchment of domestic policy.
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Madeleine O'Dea, author of a new book on dissident artists in modern China, said the country's contemporary art scene was now experiencing a period of retrenchment.
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One chronicles youthful exploration, open to both observation and imagination, while the other — in line with society's "return to order" retrenchment — derives entirely from art history.
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Yet these readings do show that the retrenchment has been happening for a while and it is pretty far along, at least for the short term.
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The month's retrenchment was also fueled by slumping oil prices, which fell to a 12-year low earlier in the month, causing volatility in global markets.
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His fall meant greater religious freedom but also gave rise to sectarian conflict and political power struggles between Shi'ites and Sunnis, deepening their communities' religious retrenchment.
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Based on a Buddhist model, it advocates a retrenchment in 10 principles: no killing or selling animals, no stealing, no drinking, no feuding and so on.
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A philosophy of diminishment and retrenchment, and the dismantlement of the international administrative state - to coin a phrase from Steve Bannon - is not in our interest.
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The defeat to Iceland at the 22.18 Euros brought to the surface all manner of painful British sentiments about the retrenchment of a once great empire.
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So simply saying things are not as wild as 1999 doesn't insulate today's market from a stiff retrenchment to unwind elevated sentiment and valuation this year.
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U.S. global power is "sputtering to a stall" as the Trump philosophy of retrenchment and unilateralism sows confusion among both allies and rivals, Eurasia Group says.
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The biggest Windows-centric announcement actually turned out to be a retrenchment: the company has to keep supporting the legacy version of OneNote longer than planned.
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The tweets were a retrenchment of long-standing views on trade that Trump hopes will rally his base and spur job creation in the United States.
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The cost of the U.S. losing that leadership position and losing that economic superiority so to speak is a retrenchment and they want level trade rules.
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Corrections in households' debt-servicing ability (through higher interest rates) or perception of wealth (through a fall in prices) may lead to a retrenchment in domestic demand.
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Trade union Solidarity said it was "aggrieved" by the retrenchment notice and will negotiate for the survival of as many positions as possible, the union told Reuters.
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What's equally compelling is the share of the economy that's going to e-commerce despite retrenchment in other sectors (a trend that's happening across many emerging markets).
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But payroll savings from the second half of the year will neutralise the effect of the retrenchment costs on its full-year results, Pick n Pay said.
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Here's one: Obama presided over a vast retrenchment of wealth at the top of American society while refusing to prosecute Wall Street bankers after the financial crisis.
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It may be easy to overlook given the wider story of Uber's global retrenchment, but TechCrunch understands from sources that it was a major focus for Grab.
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They look like they will subdue business confidence further and lead to a further retrenchment of spending by businesses and consumers, raising the risk of a recession.
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Cuba watchers differ on how quickly Raul Castro might speed up the pace of change, and there are risks of retrenchment if Trump takes a tough approach.
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"The fiscal picture remains very weak, despite the effort over the last 23.83 years to contain discretionary spending and the significant retrenchment of public investment," he said.
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In our opinion, the IMF is likely to be accommodating to Egyptian concerns over too sharp a fiscal retrenchment, given political risks and the need for economic growth.
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"For every two steps of progressive change, we often take one step back in conservative retrenchment," he told the crowd at a Democratic rally in Florida on Friday.
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The collapse in oil prices in 2014 led to a deep retrenchment in spending for the sector, but companies still need to increase their resources as reserves dwindle.
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Lucasfilm's post-Solo retrenchment, and the fact that there are only the three Benioff–Weiss movies on Disney's current release schedule through 2026, doesn't necessarily make KOTOR an orphan.
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China aims to lay off 5-123 million state workers over the next two to three years, two reliable sources said, Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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But there are a few reasons to think the market right now isn't especially vulnerable this time to a rude awakening or lasting retrenchment coinciding with the Fed meeting.
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A more profound response, however, is to go beyond retrenchment to recognise that banks are, at their core, technology companies, whose business is to push numbers down digital pipes.
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The fact that social and cultural mores shift and develop around it is an argument for retrenchment and improved outreach to a world tempted by sin in new ways.
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The cornerstone of retrenchment was Section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act, which allowed states to enact "right to work" laws banning the compulsory payment of union dues.
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This is the case the authors make — with clarity, authority and evident passion — identifying the principles at stake and the costs, as they see it, of the Burger retrenchment.
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Sessions' attack on a policy meant to improve social and economic outcomes among people with disabilities draws from a well-established narrative created by those seeking social policy retrenchment.
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Similarly, Mr. Trump's talk of retrenchment overseas has made friends and foes nervous about America's willingness to continue to use its vast sea power to maintain open shipping lanes.
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What happened to him in the months and years that followed shows how Libya's complex rivalries and divided loyalties thwarted American policy, with American retrenchment then hastening Libya's unraveling.
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"I don't think that under … a Justice Gorsuch, that you will see a retrenchment of First Amendment rights in the area of political speech and campaign finance," Goodman said.
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China aims to lay off 5-6 million state workers over the next two to three years, two reliable sources said, Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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Energy companies in Houston abruptly shifted from expansion to retrenchment, slashing more than 2175,20083 energy-related jobs while bowing out of planned projects, consolidating resources and dumping unneeded property.
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To push back against this view is not a call for American retrenchment, but rather a call for a more measured military budget commensurate with the threats we face.
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Though it has declined to comment on whether it could order further retrenchment, Barra clearly seemed to signal that was a possibility during the automaker's investor day last January.
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The retrenchment comes as the company faces growing scrutiny from federal prosecutors and congressional investigators, and as a former employee, Michael D. Cohen, heads to prison for multiple crimes.
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And in Rome, you do have these moments of retrenchment, where people step back and say this is quite bad, this is too much, we have to pull back.
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" He added, "Nobody should be fooled if they go about the retrenchment that we all fear they want to accomplish through exemptions instead of repealing the equality protections wholesale.
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Here are some more examples of the retrenchment that Recode has learned: ZZ Ventures is in the process of winding down its footprint in the United States, sources said.
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All of this is being carefully flagged by the policymakers, but mistakes can happen and any significant shift of gear could cause a sharp retrenchment in consumer and corporate spending.
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Any president elected in 2008 would have been subject to certain inexorable forces: a shift in global heft to China; a popular demand for retrenchment after George W. Bush's adventurism.
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The low esteem in which the building is held tells as much of a story of American diplomatic retrenchment as it does of the oversight of its genuine architectural qualities.
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Overall, China aims to lay off 5-6 million state workers over the next two to three years, two sources said, in Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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He also warned New Yorkers that further retrenchment was necessary to obtain federal loan guarantees, darkly invoking the administration of President Gerald R. Ford, which had resisted aiding the city.
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Additionally, Russia is building up its nuclear arsenal and cyberwarfare prowess in what American military officials call an attempt to prove its relevance after years of economic decline and retrenchment.
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There was the shocking retrenchment of cornerback Darrelle Revis's coverage ability; the porous offensive line; the dismal defense; and a head coach, Todd Bowles, who seemed in over his head.
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It began to shrink its European operations in 2013 as its losses piled up under a glut of cars, but the retrenchment efforts have been costly because of severance payments.
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That retrenchment needs to start where it all began: Afghanistan, which has remained for more than 17 years an open-ended war without an exit strategy or a focused target.
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The risk is that markets are underplaying the trade war impact and not yet pricing in how a broader retrenchment from the "high point" of globalization will impact the world economy.
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And so it is remarkable to see its founder, in this moment, betting on a kind of retrenchment: to a News Feed populated by fewer links and videos, and more conversations.
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The United States believes progress with China on a range of trade issues has become more difficult and Beijing appears on a "trajectory of retrenchment", according to a senior administration official.
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Harsh critics She would also pick up the baton amid a US retrenchment from the world body, with Washington pulling out of different agencies and cutting or reducing funding for others.
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With Mr. Castro's death, some hard-liners are pushing for retrenchment and hope that President-elect Donald J. Trump will crack down now that the government has lost its father figure.
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The cemented 5-4 conservative majority, reinforced by Roberts' overall record of never voting to strike down any abortion restriction, could lead to a significant retrenchment on abortion rights in America.
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In this moment of backlash and retrenchment, the type of "You go, girl" feminism obsessed with professional cheerleading and pop culture affirmation has come to feel as dated as shoulder pads.
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It is a time for engagement, not retrenchment, and for a leader with the judgment to recognize friends from adversaries — a judgment Donald Trump, like Henry Wallace before him, clearly lacks.
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I wrote it to challenge our nation to reckon with the recurring cycles of racial reform, retrenchment and rebirth of caste-like systems that have defined our racial history since slavery.
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During his recent trip to Asia, Secretary of Defense Mattis emphasized U.S.' security commitment to its Japanese and South Korean allies, alleviating their concerns about an American retrenchment from the region.
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Earlier this year, Barclays Plc re-opened in Australia just over two years since the UK-based bank surprised staff by closing its operations as part of a region-wide retrenchment.
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Anecdotally, it seems as though this retrenchment is not due to a reassessment of the startups in question but is part of a global reassessment of investor appetite for tech startups worldwide.
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While it is still early, it is clear that they have been pretty clearly successful, no doubt helped by the retrenchment of the Chinese economy as growth has slowed on the mainland.
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"Over all, I would say there are too many signs of American retrenchment and retreat," said Anders Fogh Rasmussen, a former prime minister of Denmark who was NATO secretary general until 2014.
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As the retrenchment of rules governing environmental protection and the Affordable Care Act demonstrates under this administration, a president can act in significant ways to thwart the intent of a legislative mandate.
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We cannot now sit by and watch hatred and cruelty ratcheting up again; fomenting the current trend towards retrenchment, polarization and chauvinistic nationalism until it explodes in another devastating confrontation of peoples.
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But that argument may be more difficult to sell to middle-income homeowners when the retrenchment of the mortgage deduction is being used to finance tax cuts for wealthier families and businesses.
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But if we lose export markets (starting with the NAFTA countries), we will see a severe retrenchment in our industry accompanied by lower live hog prices and many fewer U.S. pork producers.
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But if this election was simply a retrenchment, with electoral outcomes coming into line with demographic realities, that means Trumpism didn't really expand the map the way that Republicans wanted it to.
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The notion of retrenchment rankled American service members who are used to the idea of a proactive United States military that promotes freedom and democracy and protects the weak around the world.
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"We do not expect housing to be an important driver of economic activity going forward but neither do we expect a retrenchment," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Barclays also recently announced it was re-opening in Australia just over two years since the UK-based bank surprised staff there by closing its operations as part of a region-wide retrenchment.
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In a recent panel discussion in Sri Lanka, a top economic advisor from India cited the NAFTA re-negotiation as evidence of American retrenchment and as justification for India shelving further trade liberalization.
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" Not long ago, in his column for New York magazine, Andrew Sullivan wrote that "the radicalization of the movement's ideology and rhetoric" is to blame for "a retrenchment in comfort with gay equality.
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Why it matters: Reviving American manufacturing was a central tenet of Trump's 2016 campaign, and the industry's retrenchment shows how another Trump constituency is being punished as a result of his trade war.
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If a Miami M.L.S. team sounds familiar, that's because the Miami Fusion competed for four years in M.L.S. before the league shut down the club in a retrenchment after hiring Garber in 1999.
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The deeply damaging federal budget Congress will consider soon after returning from recess threatens both families and communities by making cuts to crucial federal programs and a sharp retrenchment in funding to states.
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U.S. fixed income is most exposed to the "retrenchment" of cross-border liquidity, the note predicted, adding almost a tenth of the debt stock was held by Europeans, alongside 6 percent of emerging debt.
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The idea, to prepare for a possible move to Washington, led to a different reality: to retrenchment; to big, open questions about the direction of the work; and to frequent talk about the future.
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The kind of retrenchment for which the White House and its budget director seem to be calling is an echo of Richard Cobden and is therefore thoroughly liberal, at least in the older sense.
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The intensified military engagement stretches from Europe through Africa and the Middle East to South Asia, and marks a striking contrast to the vision of "America First" retrenchment that Trump presented as a candidate.
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When the state government flipped to full Republican control after the 2016 elections, the first item on the GOP agenda was massive retrenchment of public employee union rights, along the model of Wisconsin Gov.
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"If the idea of retrenchment were to take hold and the T.P.P. were to stop, it would be a blow to U.S. influence and credibility more broadly," Mr. Prasad, the Cornell trade expert, said.
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Genuine reformism, as a relevant intellectual and political culture or strategy, is effectively stalled, waiting for some major shift of circumstance, or the much dreamed-for hard-line retrenchment, to make it viable again.
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The faltering efforts among big financial outfits are part of a retrenchment in the cryptocurrency industry after last year's bust, when the price of a single Bitcoin fell from nearly $20,000 to around $4,000.
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An emasculated peace in the Korean peninsula based on fear instead of deterrence may lead to the retrenchment of U.S. presence in the Asia-Pacific that further emboldens America's main adversary, an expansionist China.
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This remains the prevailing setup, as the market's muted action prompts questions of whether this is a mere stutter-step on the march higher, or the start of a retrenchment that rekindles investor anxiety.
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In the three years since her retrenchment from politics, Ms. Quinn, the former City Council speaker, has cried, ridden horses, taken spin classes, looked after her father, taught at Harvard, lost weight, advised Gov.
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Andrea Enria, chair of the European Banking Authority (EBA), said there had been too much segmentation and national retrenchment since the financial crisis that started a decade ago, which forced governments to bail out lenders.
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Ryanair, meanwhile, has been expanding in Germany, taking advantage of retrenchment by Germany's second largest carrier Air Berlin to add flights from Hamburg and Berlin, including on the Berlin-Cologne route popular with business travellers.
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The financial insolvency or deficits of cities like Flint were not often treated as the outcomes of structural problems—such as de-industrialization or state retrenchment—or of the mistakes of politicians in those places.
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LOS ANGELES — The Walt Disney Company reported sharply mixed quarterly results on Tuesday, as surging movie and theme park units were undercut by weakness at some television businesses and a surprise retrenchment in video games.
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That this news is coming Thursday, just hours before the NFL starts off its latest season with its usual glob of self-promotion and glorification and retrenchment as America's addiction, is no small note, either.
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Conservatives in the orchestra and in the audience may be reassured, but this retrenchment is a troubling signal from a historically great orchestra that ought to be assuming a leadership role in global classical music.
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The shutdown, which has left about 800,000 federal employees without pay and private contractors working for many government agencies without wages, is causing uncertainty and anxiety, leading to a retrenchment in consumer and business confidence.
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But American governors have appeared to need little convincing, and Democrats and Republicans said in interviews that they had already been intensifying their international outreach to mitigate what they view as retrenchment in Washington. Gov.
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The Russian retreat follows similar moves in a number of other markets: GM's biggest retrenchment came in August 2017 when it completed the sale of its German-based Opel and Vauxhall brands to France's PSA.
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OTTAWA — In what appears to be part of its retrenchment from making phones, BlackBerry said on Friday that it has laid off 200 workers at its head office in Ontario and at an office in Florida.
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It's become clear to investors that the just-passed holiday season was a make-or-break proposition for a good number of traditional retail chains, and many of them didn't make enough to avoid severe retrenchment.
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Staley and his executive committee (ExCo) want to regrow Barclays' Asian markets business with dozens of hires in the next two to three years, expanding its global banking business there and reversing a 103 regional retrenchment.
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"I think he will be very careful about this," Moreover, Trump's criticism of U.S. allies, including Japan, for free-riding on U.S. security guarantees, has offered China the tantalizing prospect of an American retrenchment from Asia.
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The protests, involving over a hundred people, were also sparked by the retrenchment of a local employee, a senior police official told Reuters on condition of anonymity as he is not authorised to speak to media.
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The moves are the latest retrenchment by Nomura, nearly eight years after it agreed to buy the international businesses of the American investment bank Lehman Brothers, which filed for bankruptcy in 2008, during the financial crisis.
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This indecisive, stalled tape might be creating some suspense about whether something a bit more damaging is at work in this market retrenchment than a simple digestion of last year's gains and a reset of valuations.
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McDermott said it would be possible to hit the margin target by ensuring that revenue growth outpaced costs, indicating that there was no pressure from Elliott for further retrenchment after a recent round of job cuts.
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Conservatives (who don't actually care about federal debt, but whatever) promote the retrenchment of the welfare state by describing it as the source of unsustainable debts our "children and grandchildren" will have have to pay down.
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HONG KONG, April 26 (Reuters) - Barclays Plc is to re-open in Australia just over two years since the UK-based bank surprised staff there by closing its operations as part of a region-wide retrenchment.
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In Germany, Bavarian conservatives threatened to take down the government of Angela Merkel to close the border to immigrants, in violation of European Union rules, while here in Australia, there are signs of a collective retrenchment.
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"Overall, the fiscal picture remains very weak, despite the effort over the last 3 years to contain discretionary spending and the significant retrenchment of public investment," Goldman Sachs' Alberto Ramos wrote in a note to clients.
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It is important for the students to create some form of an organization with a clear leadership structure that is committed to fighting for regulations over time and defending any regulations that might pass from retrenchment.
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The retrenchment by businesses helped turn Wednesday's U.S. workforce productivity report — a key economic metric that compares goods-and-services output to the number of labor hours worked — negative for the first time in four years.
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It's a doctrine of disentanglement, retrenchment and realignment, in which the United States tries to abandon its most idealistic hopes and unrealistic military commitments, narrow its list of potential enemies and consolidate its attempts at influence.
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" To be sure, Broughton said more data in coming weeks was needed before calling whether or not this is "merely a pause in the rate of economic expansion, a retrenchment, or the beginning of an economic contraction.
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Bought from Ford in 2010 as part of that automaker's retrenchment during the financial crisis, Volvo has been expanding under its new owners, Geely Auto of China, whose ambitions include Volvo's first factory in the United States.
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Why it matters: Iranian retrenchment in Syria is a huge concern for Israel, but the Russian position until now has been, at least publicly, that Iran's presence is legitimate because it came at the Assad regime's invitation.
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The Crossroads network has borne much of the advertising brunt this fall given meager advertising from presidential candidate Donald Trump and a retrenchment from the airwaves this October by the groups funded by Charles and David Koch.
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The FTSE 250 company in May unveiled a retrenchment programme as part of its turnaround plan and said it would deliver 15 million pounds of savings a year from 2021 and a faster rise in operating margin.
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A retrenchment of U.S. leadership in the Middle East and North Africa in recent years has coincided with the rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and conflicts in Libya, Yemen, Sudan, and Somalia.
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"While most emerging markets have been under pressure, the dominant driver behind this sea-change in emerging market capital flows has been flows to China," the IIF said, citing "retrenchment" of $2556 billion of non-resident capital.
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Last week, the company said it would fail to meet a goal of getting its Windows 22 operating system running on one billion devices before June 222.64, largely because of its retrenchment in the mobile phone business.
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One key moment of gender retrenchment during that spectacle had the Republican members of the Judiciary Committee—all men—bring in a female prosecutor to ask questions of Ford, abandoning what is a senator's core oversight duty.
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Khan — who predicted a 50-basis-point cut next week — said the daily drip-feed of retrenchment headlines should, in theory, make little difference to the SARB because it is the economic outlook that matters to it.
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Uber sold its China business to rival Didi Chuxing, a retrenchment in the world's largest market, where it plowed in over $2 billion, and an admission that it can deploy funds in better ways than competing there.
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Google is shutting down its Google Compare comparison-shopping site, marking a retrenchment from the search giant's foray into selling financial products like insurance and credit cards, according to a spokeswoman and partners who work with the company.
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Analysts are expecting to see a pullback in the economy after it got off to a robust start at the beginning of the year and will parse the figures for signs of how deep the retrenchment could be.
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It is China's most significant nationwide retrenchment since the restructuring of state-owned enterprises from 1998 to 2003 led to around 28 million redundancies and cost the central government about 73.1 billion yuan ($11.2 billion) in resettlement funds.
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The new defense policy was announced the day after Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland, delivered a speech where she called on Canada to take a bigger role in international affairs in the wake of perceived American retrenchment.
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The manufacturing and tradable sectors of the U.S. economy were cutting back on production, given their uncompetitive status, and the energy sector, after years of significant investment in the shale oil boom, was engaged in a severe retrenchment.
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Barclays is to exit cash equities in Asia, part of a broader retrenchment expected to lead to more than 1,000 job cuts across its investment bank, as new chief executive Jes Staley makes his first big strategic move.
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BRUCE L. WILDERNEW ORLEANS To the Editor: President Trump might be threatening military retrenchment from foreign commitments, but so far it's just bluster, and whether he tries or not, there's no indication he wants to reduce military spending.
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In this new age of racial retrenchment, without the incisiveness Alan brought to our discussions of whiteness and its vastly underestimated impact on the national psyche, I feel more alone than at any other time in my life.
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"Telkom's employees are being asked to sacrifice their employment in the face of a threatened retrenchment which may not affect them," the unions said in an affidavit filed last Wednesday with a labour court and seen by Reuters.
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The retrenchment is said to be part of a nationwide handoff of many enforcement duties to state authorities, an effort Mr. Pruitt calls cooperative federalism but critics say is an industry-friendly way to ease up on polluters.
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In a preview of the retrenchment from the role of America's policeman that was such a strong theme under President George W. Bush, Trump spoke of trillions of dollars "wasted overseas" while American roads and bridges fell into disrepair.
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Asked if Lebanon could avoid a default given its very large stock of public debt Abousleiman said: "I am hopeful," but he added that the country also needed to adopt "ambitious structural reform" on top of the fiscal retrenchment.
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"It is still too early to measure whether Next is gaining share as a result of retrenchment by other mid-market apparel retailers, although we expect this to be a growing feature in the medium term," said UBS analysts.
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The results also provide a clear map of the geographic retrenchment of the parties and a dark omen for legislative cooperation, as Democrats will concentrate on cities and suburbs and Republicans will focus on small towns and rural areas.
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"If there's a general retrenchment or a loss of confidence in the US and its ability to underline security for its allies in the region, then you will see a weakening in that defense network score," he told CNN.
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Under Trump's administration, Washington has whiplashed from cautious détente to ferocious retrenchment on Iran, doing away with the nuclear deal and showing Iran the back of its hand with renewed sanctions and an immigration ban that disproportionately punishes Iranians.
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The success of "Parasite" makes me wonder if the best picture win for a middlebrow nothing like "Green Book" last year was more anomalous than it seemed — that it represented more of a last gasp than a serious retrenchment.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Emerging market equities and bonds suffered $3.1 billion in outflows in December, marking their sixth consecutive month of retrenchment and the sector's weakest year since the global financial crisis, according to the Institute of International Finance.
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Among the issues that Chinese military planners must deal with is how to handle the retrenchment of 300,000 personnel announced by President Xi Jinping in 2015, part of an effort to streamline the P.L.A. into a modern fighting force.
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And we have seen how some programs, like Social Security or the Earned Income Tax Credit, gain so much support after being on the books for a number of years that retrenchment becomes nearly impossible given how many beneficiaries emerge.
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October 01, 2016 * Reduction in capacity would result in reduction in the top line of the company by about 12 crores rupees on an annualized basis * Sale proceeds be utilized for payment of retrenchment compensation to workers Source text: bit.ly/2dofHRA
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We believe a reduction of this magnitude in the EV/Sales ratio is fair given the combination of execution, economic and political risks facing Tesla's 2020 revenues and a retrenchment in global auto share prices heading out of 1Q43 results.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China aims to lay off 26.5476-6 million state workers over the next two to three years as part of efforts to curb industrial overcapacity and pollution, two reliable sources said, Beijing's boldest retrenchment program in almost two decades.
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In Texas, commercial activity to develop a 2 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) natural gas pipeline project in the Permian Basin, the largest U.S. oil field, has slowed, because of "some producer retrenchment in their Permian activities," Kean said.
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But explorers have been spurred on by finds of offshore gas in Tanzania and Mozambique and onshore oil in Kenya and Uganda, although exploiting those reserves has been hamstrung by the slide in oil prices and retrenchment by oil firms.
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The S&P 500 made a new record high early in 20013 before turmoil in China and emerging markets and an oil-price crash created an industrial retrenchment and sent S&P 500 earnings negative for a couple of quarters.
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Moreover, the proportion of households in this category is likely to be falling, thanks to six years of fiscal retrenchment by the Conservative government (in April a four-year freeze began on things like tax credits and some housing benefit).
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McDermott has indicated there is no pressure from Elliott for retrenchment after a recent round of job cuts, and the activist investor, which purchased a stake of 1 percent in SAP, is not expected to speak at the shareholder meeting.
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NEW YORK, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Emerging market equities and bonds suffered $3.1 billion in outflows in December, marking their sixth consecutive month of retrenchment and the sector's weakest year since the global financial crisis, according to the Institute of International Finance.
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Inevitably, many compared the trip to the famous "southern tour" in 1992 that Deng used to steer the nation back toward market-oriented policies and out of the diplomatic isolation and economic retrenchment that followed the Tiananmen Square massacre in 1989.
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The timing of Mr. de Blasio's apparent retrenchment coincides with what had been expected to be a period of greater openness after the mayor and his aides were cleared of any criminal wrongdoing by state and federal prosecutors last month.
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With some £27bn in on-balance sheet CRE debt and £1.7bn in CMBS collateral due to mature this year, according to a report by De Montfort University, a retrenchment by German pfandbrief banks could push the sector into a corner.
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Since taking the helm about six years ago, CEO Mary Barra has followed a strategy that might be referred to as one of strategic retrenchment, abandoning a number of once-critical markets, including Western Europe, India and, most recently, Russia.
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Private debt markets are booming in Europe and the US, as banks' retrenchment and regulation after the financial crisis created a huge global opportunity, but development has been slower in Asia due to the region's diverse geography and legal jurisdictions.
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Before she took questions from the audience, she laid out her overarching premise of America's ills: too much corporate money in the political system, a retrenchment from government regulation in the market and even overt discrimination that has affected racial minorities.
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And then it seemed like there was a retrenchment and you were reading stories — I was writing some of these stories — about how investors were nervous about digital and how it's time for them to show they can make money.
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US retrenchment from empowering APEC and other intergovernmental organizations like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will ensure that America misses out on important initiatives that our neighbors are pursuing and further cut the US off from important economic and trade discussions.
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In a retrenchment of one of its most ambitious initiatives, Apple has shuttered parts of its self-driving car project and laid off dozens of employees, according to three people briefed on the move who were not allowed to speak about it publicly.
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At the event, Bill and Melinda Gates pressed the international community to "mobilize together to advance progress toward the Global Goals." fearing that cuts in bilateral and multilateral aid, and a growing feeling of retrenchment, could erode some of the gains made.
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To maximize this opportunity, he should think about energy as more than a driver of economic growth, overcome the powerful political forces favoring isolationism and retrenchment, and rein in his tendency to alienate countries that should be energy allies of the United States.
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In its place there is a renewed interest in separatism and retrenchment, and a turn toward exhortation and anathema — a combination that defines the recent conservative-evangelical Nashville Statement on homosexuality and gender identity, and that has generated counter-anathematization in its turn.
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In March, sources told Reuters that China aims to lay off between five and six million state workers in the next two to three years as part of efforts to curb industrial overcapacity and pollution, its boldest retrenchment program for 20 years.
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In the related article "Trump Becomes Ensnared in Fiery G.O.P. Civil War," Glenn Thrush and Maggie Haberman write: Like every one else who has tried to rule a fissured and fractious party, Mr. Trump now faces a wrenching choice: retrenchment or realignment.
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Kurt Wagar, a Democratic fund-raiser for Ms. Harris in Florida and former ambassador to Singapore, called the retrenchment and focus on Iowa "probably the right move," recalling that Barack Obama dispatched many staff members to that state ahead of the caucuses, as well.
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Although not all markets are seeing the same degree of retrenchment, a number of luxury properties have remained on the market for longer than usual before being snapped up at more favorable prices—a function of a "normalization" effect noted by Sotheby's International's White.
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Not everyone in the Republican Party was happy with this retrenchment, and Rubio is essentially running as the candidate of that faction that wishes Condoleezza Rice never rose in stature to check Dick Cheney's influence and Robert Gates never came in to replace Don Rumsfeld.
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A similar era of political retrenchment followed the modern civil rights struggle, where the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts gave way to Nixon's Southern strategy that elevated racial division to a political art that would lead to the realignment of both major political parties.
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Most of the cost savings – an estimated HK$1.6 billion ($206 million) – will only be realized in 2018 because the Hong Kong carrier will likely book in retrenchment costs in 2017, K. Ajith, director of Asia transport research at UOB Kay Hian told CNBC.
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Moscow is projecting force not only in the North Atlantic but also in Syria and Ukraine and building up its nuclear arsenal and cyberwarfare capacities in what American military officials say is an attempt to prove its relevance after years of economic decline and retrenchment.
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But how did it come to this, that one of the country's leading purveyors of midcentury modern design should find himself in retrenchment, just as the market finds a wider audience thanks to sites like 27stdibs, not to mention knockoff manufacturers that hawk cheap imitations?
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In an era of U.S. retrenchment from multilateral engagement, and particularly after our withdrawal from the Trans Pacific Partnership, many of our allies in the region see us going it alone and are questioning whether the United States is a committed, long-term partner.
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There are rumors there will be a period of political retrenchment, if only for Raúl to prove that his commitment to the revolution's core principles is genuine—that he hasn't been toeing the party line just because his older brother was looking over his shoulder.
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In an interview with Reuters this week, Roderich Kiesewetter, a spokesman on foreign policy for Ms. Merkel's conservative bloc in the German Parliament, said that Europe needed to think about developing its own nuclear deterrent strategy, given the possibility of a retrenchment under Mr. Trump.
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That retrenchment has been aided by the steady sagging of the Trump administration under an air of scandal, and the belated British realization that pulling out of the European Union may not be as fast, easy and excellent as voters were led to believe.
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Yet it appears to be just the beginning of a long retrenchment for the nation's No. 2 car company, and a critical test for Mr. Fields and his strategy to vault Ford into the high-tech race to develop self-driving cars and electric vehicles.
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Through the Civil War and the ensuing retrenchment of the freedoms Creoles enjoyed in Louisiana, the Herrimans became prominent in New Orleans's Creole community, joining the Masons and supporting court cases to stem the tide of segregation overrunning Louisiana and the South during Reconstruction.
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After years of squeezing costs with lower headcount, tighter compensation and retrenchment from some segments in investment banking following the global financial crisis, Goldman is ready to change tack, said Gregg Lemkau, who was named co-head at its investment banking division in May.
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And after years of retrenchment, unenforced redlines, and ineffectual — and in the case of the JCPOA, unsigned and ungratified — nuclear deals, what the United States needs to prove is its resolve to do what is necessary to prevent rogue states from expanding their nuclear programs.
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Honda's recent decision to close a plant in Swindon with the loss of 3,500 jobs — unrelated, it says, to Brexit (ha-ha) — and Nissan's recent retrenchment are signs, along with slower growth and lower investment, of the price Britain has already paid for uncertainty.
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While Queen Elizabeth rolled out the red carpet for Trump during his recent UK visit, Darroch's assessments, if shared more widely within the UK government, likely show a retrenchment from working as closely with the Administration because British officials think so poorly of the American leadership.
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"I have to say that I felt that George [Lucas]' group of six films had more innovative visual imagination, and this film was more a retrenchment to things you had seen before and characters you had seen before," Cameron said of the film, directed by J.J. Abrams.
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BLOOMBERG NEWS European Investment Banks Capitalize on Rivals' Retrenchment | After picking up assets being sold by RBS, BNP Paribas is becoming a bigger force in equity derivatives and other structured products, while UniCredit has capitalized on the postcrisis fallout to become Italy's top operator in advisory.
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Drugmakers, for example, portray even the most modest retrenchment of patent law as catastrophic for American innovation, while financiers warn that any restraint on subsidized risk-taking (through higher capital requirements, for example) will starve American industry of the capital it needs to invest and grow.
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On Wednesday the labour court heard the unions' plea for the court to order Telkom to engage in further consultations with all unions regarding the contents of the proposed voluntary packages, who shall qualify and what the retrenchment package would be should job cuts be unavoidable.
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The declining fortunes of the state's newspapers are part of a retrenchment in newspaper publishing across the country, but they have been acutely felt because of New Jersey newspapers' role in holding powerful institutions and people accountable in a state that lacks a major independent television station.
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All of the above have been cited and may harbor a kernel of truth, but none of them are satisfactory in explaining why equities are failing to see any form of a pause, any form of retrenchment and any of the mounting bubble-like characteristics rearing their head again.
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Looking at the S&P since its ramp off the post-Brexit low in mid-2016 and then the postelection acceleration higher, it looks pretty clear that in the past three months stocks have been largely in a retrenchment to correct the upside overshoot from about Thanksgiving through January.
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We estimate that non-hydrocarbon growth slowed to 22014% in 29910 from 244% in 220, and we expect it to dip to 6.80% in 21103 as the negative effects of lower oil prices, lower banking sector liquidity and government retrenchment affect confidence and demand in the private sector.
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The disconnect between the two scenes laid bare the divisions and tensions in Europe, caught in the middle of a trade war between the United States and China, while trying to find its bearings and assert its power in a volatile era of shifting geopolitical alliances and American retrenchment.
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Kim S. Rueben, a budget expert at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, said the retrenchment in Mr. Trump's spending plan appeared to be significantly out of step with his campaign promises to use the federal government as a machine for creating jobs, especially in distressed Midwestern and rural areas.
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The weaponization of such requests poses "a real danger that we'll hit a tipping point, where the cost and burden of open records laws will overcome the benefits and we'll have a retrenchment of transparency rights," said Margaret Kwoka, a University of Denver professor with expertise in government transparency litigation.
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The waivers from the country's biofuel laws were fewer than previous year's and marked an increase in the number of petitions rejected, but the EPA's decision was still unlikely to satisfy the powerful U.S. corn lobby which wants a broad retrenchment of the biofuel waiver program it blames for undercutting ethanol demand.
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"Nothing is standing still in his market, and I want to make sure neither is BT." However, aside from the fiber target, Jansen, who took up the role in February, made few other early strategic changes, for example in sports content, a bigger retrenchment in IT division Global Services or more job cuts.
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"Nothing is standing still in his market, and I want to make sure neither is BT." However, aside from the fibre target, Jansen, who took up the role in February, made few other early strategic changes, for example in sports content, a bigger retrenchment in IT division Global Services or more job cuts.
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The very fact that it has become relatively easy for each country to work with the other's adversary suggests that the strain in U.S.-Turkey ties is less about Erdogan's worldview or former President Barack Obama's retrenchment but about the way international politics is ordered a quarter century after the Cold War.
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The quality of leadership today that proposes to take land out of the system instead of adding it — opting to reduce Bears Ears National Monument in Utah and 26 others, for example — raising fees to "fund" the parks while cutting the parks' budgets, points to a retrenchment away from our conservation values.
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So what is needed instead is a retrenchment in the greater Middle East, an abandonment of occupations and nation-building efforts and a return to kill-your-enemies, back-your-friends realpolitik, which in turn will make it easier for the United States to pivot to a more confrontational approach with Beijing.
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Moscow is flowing forces for its own exercises along its western border with Europe and also deploying in Syria and eastern Ukraine, and is building up its nuclear arsenal and cyberwarfare prowess in what American military officials say is an attempt to prove its relevance after years of economic decline and retrenchment.
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"While this is by no means conclusive evidence that the consumer is wavering (after all, the upward revisions reduce the impact of September's declines), it nonetheless reinforces our ongoing concern that a spending retrenchment will ultimately trigger a more durable slowdown," wrote Ian Lyngen, head of rates research at BMO Capital Markets.
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It's quite the puzzle, attempting to reconcile the retrenchment of good governance in South Africa and throughout Central Africa, where leaders who have failed their people refuse to relinquish power, with the recent democratic coup in The Gambia, the historic defeat of an incumbent president in Ghana, and the consolidation of democracy throughout West Africa.
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" Read this quote: CFR President Richard Haas says in the report, "What is clear is that failure to meet the challenges posed by new technologies will likewise affect U.S. national security, in this case by increasing political pressures for American retrenchment, the consequences of which would be a more unstable and less prosperous world.
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Variations of this attitude within Mormonism were bolstered in part by some church leaders, such as Bruce R. McConkie, who advocated for a "retrenchment" within the faith that produced a variety of implied rules such as avoiding caffeine and not using playing cards, according to Matt Bowman, a Mormon and history professor at Henderson State University in Arkansas.
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RELATED: US stands tall as Asia's most powerful country despite rising China "If there's a general retrenchment or a loss of confidence in the US and its ability to underline security for its allies in the region, then you will see a weakening in that defense network score," the index's project director Herve Lemahieu told CNN.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have charged three of his former top aides and advisers in a corruption scandal, forcing a retrenchment of one of his signature policies: an economic development program that was meant to turbocharge upstate New York's economy, but whose most visible fruit has been the enrichment of Mr. Cuomo's former aides and political donors.
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The decision by the San Francisco-based company, which has more than 1.73 percent of the e-cigarette market share in the United States, is the most significant sign of retrenchment by an industry that set out to offer devices to help smokers quit but now shoulders blame for a new public health problem: nicotine addiction among nonsmoking teens.
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Alan Mendoza, executive director of the Henry Jackson Society think tank in London, says Trump is addressing the flaws of the Obama presidency, which he says was a period of retrenchment and decayed US prestige that left Iran rampant, Russia undeterred and North Korea racing toward a deliverable nuclear bomb and triggered human carnage in Syria.
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It may not have the glamour of speculating about the Oracle of Omaha's next big deals, or even his thoughts about adding more diversity to corporate boards, but Buffett led off his annual letter with a lesson aimed at his fellow titans —explaining why conventional wisdom about retrenchment during periods of low inflation (often accompanied by tepid economic growth) is wrong.
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Mr. Rusbridger's decision to cut ties with The Guardian follows a series of events that made his presence seem increasingly untenable: lingering resentments from a battle over his replacement as editor; a string of articles detailing the paper's deteriorating finances; and, finally, a clash with his successor, Katharine Viner, who helped spearhead his strategy for international growth but now faces a period of retrenchment.
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"I think you have seen a major retrenchment from the banks, both in the U.S. and here in Europe credit is a little bit more scarce, companies are starving for capital in order to meet their corporate objectives and there is companies like us in the alternatives space that are out there, trying to fill that void," Co-President of Ares Capital Corporation, Michael Smith who oversees over $90 billion in assets.
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"The retrenchment of some global banks in Brazil leaves plenty of room for independent advisory shops," said Oliveira, a 50-year-old banker and former government official who had stints with Credit Suisse Group AG and the predecessor of Grupo BTG Pactual SA. Growing caution among private-sector banks as Latin America's largest economy completes two years of recession has made it harder for hundreds of mid-sized companies to refinance existing loans or obtain new ones.
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